The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19
REALM OF SOCIETY

win be inauxurated at the West side
lessor Monicai ana Miss Annie McDer-
mott. The object OF the school Is TO
instruct teachers in the additional
branches of study required by the new
school law.
County superintendent Miss Annie
nation at her once in this city Friday
and Saturday. Those who wrote for
certificates were, Misses Mona Cole,
Ollie Cole. Evelyn White. Vivienne
Hunter. Florence Reese and Emma
Laney. re- y
The annual meeting OF the Living
ston Cooperative Building and Loan
association will be held In the district
court room Monday evening, May 70
for the election of hve' directors. Inc
nominations are: George A. Gordon<
K. Youghnour. Theodore jackson. Ma
III. Lashorn. E. H. Talcott. +. A.,
Thompson and George T. Young. y
A delegation of Big Timber people
will arrive In this city next TUESDAY
evening by special coach attached 70
the west-bound freight, to witness the
production of "The Fencing Master
at the opera house.
Memorial sundey VIII be observed by
the Knights Templar OF this city wlt4
| services at St Andrews EpMcoY
| church In the morning. The members
of the order will march to the church
| N q body.
The marriage Of Miss Jessie wittish
| and John Everett was solemnized at
| the residence OF the brides parents IN
this city Wednesday evening. Kew. =
| A. Jenkins ofIiciating. After the cere-
mony the wedding party sat St,d dow y, TO 70
charming and highly accompanies
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Wit
itch. The groom II the travelling rep
resentative OF Railway Omcials ana
| Employees Assurance association. Both
are prominent In Livingston society
and have a host of friends, who Will
Join with the Standard in extending
| concentrations. The couple have gone
to housekeeping on South Second street
and will be lat home" after June ]. $,
Hefferlin's opera house was the scene
evening, the occasion being select
ball given by the elite of Livingstons
society. The various professions were
well represented. 1t was an exceeds
ingly recherche affair and the -Four
Hundred for the nonce gave them
selves up to the pleasures and fascina'
tions of the ball room. The party
broke up at midnight. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Villas. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton. Mr.. and Mrs. Eisenberg
Mrs. Talcott. Mr.. and Mrs. King. Mr.
/ Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Campbell
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Hefferlin. Mr.. ant
I Mrs. Mercer. Mr.. and Mrs. Bowers
) Mr.. and Mrs. Wetzstein. Mr. ana MIS-
! Mr.. and Mrs. McCaw; Misses Ash
| Swindlehurst, Prebble. Byrd, Fem
Mcleod, Jacobs, Ballinger; Mesdame'
Campbell and Anterior and Mess-s
: Bouton. Kuehn. Masters, McCaw' liar
: nit, Conop, McCune, Hickman, Rose
: Scramm, Henry Talcott, Fox, Thoma
E Ross and DIR. Leslie.
a The Baptist church bazaar will b
8 held next Wednesday afternoon an
evening in the Albemarle sampl
e Ladies' Aid society. Strawberries an
v ice cream will be served.
o The next attraction at the oper
" house will be THE Fencing Master,
e a romantic comic opera that has bee
II praised by the press wherever present
ed. The play abounds in scenes OF IA
tense interest, and the companyF1
: said to be a very meritious one. p
d An ice cream and strawberry socis
e was given in the opera. house base
s ment by the ladies Of the Congregs
y tional church Friday evening. The sc
h cial was well patronized and quite
'e handsome sum was realized for churc
'e purposes.
ir One of the most enjoyable socii
events of the week was the terpsichol
can party given Wednesday evening !
81 the Post hall on the hill by Mesdams
se Livingston and Mattox- The ball roo
ID floor was graced by fashionap
I'd throng of ladies and gentlemen and
I'd splendid time was had. An excellei
repast was spread at the hospital
home of Mrs. Mattox. -lrl.f -
n Harry Gassert. the well-known mil
4 ing man. returned Friday from tr
at to Butte. 4e. i'd
ce Brakeman C. A. ,Croke depart,
en- Wednesday for Galesburg. ILL.,. to"a
or tend the national convention of the :
no of r. T., as delegate from the loo
hu order. 1i3s4.
er w. f. Tuker, paymaster in q
United States army. returned Wednt
-, day from Fort Yellowstone. where !
,e distributed checks to the troops st
hv toned in the park.
Mrs. Lottie Sample will leave Mo
de day for Indianapolis. Ind. to spend I
summer.
Francis Irvine. one of the substat
Pa business men of Big Timber; was
M Livingston visitor the first OF the Wet
ro- Thomas Ross, the genial genel
Of manager of the Hatch-Dier Merchant
company of Big Timber, came up frt
that thriving little city Friday to
an tend the select ball given at the ope
~ house by members of Livingston's Fo
,ov Hundred.
m, Miss Florence Kochler will begin
term of school on Lower Mission Nj
day.
TO- Mrs. A. F. Leopold has gone to c
os- cago on a visit. as,3
District Clerk ]. A. Bailey and W
will leave for Butte Monday. VIII
ETY. Mr.. Bailey goes as one of thesdeiege
ion from the local lodge to the X. OF
grand ledge convocation. SEA
+. A. Scheuber. the druggist retN
IRIS. ed Friday from trip to Chicago
Milwaukee. -
]. c. Villas, the debonair casiilef
prfi the National Park bank. returned w
nesday from a business trip to
upper Yellowstone mining camps
Ex-Mayo- Frank Beley was abb
ness visitor to Horr Saturday..
County Attorney Sydney Fox was
rth- the city Friday on his return 10
| or Timber from q trip TO Helena.