The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-28
IN BOHEMIAN.

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cooper's wedding
day came this month, the many friends
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper wished to remenl-
Der this milestone in their married life In
some appropriate way. The anniversary
was thought to come upon April "a and
so preparations were made for very
quiet celebration, only to find upon the
10th that the proper date of the occasion
had already passed. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper
were married % years ago the 10Th of this
month, but they arrived In Bozeman,
which was to be their future home, upon
the 24th and the preparations were there
fore carried on for that date. More than
100 silver dollars were collected and upon
the afternoon of the 9th Gen. L. S. Will
son and wife and few other close friends
of Mr.. and Mrs.. Cooper made a short call
and expressed their best wishes for the
future happiness Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper,
handing them n basket containing the
silver and throughout the afternoon and
evening congratulations were being
offered by the host of friends of this
happy couple.
Mrs. r. +. May entertained few
friends at the home of Colonel and Mrs.
May on Central avenue, upon Thursday
evening with whist. Refreshments were
served and could not have been nicer
being especially dainty and nice. Those
present were Judge and Mrs. L. A. Luce,
Mr., and Mrs. L. S. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
Luce. Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Lamme, Mrs.
Doane and Colonel Ferris. The prizes
were won by Mrs. L. A. Luce and E. b.
Lamme.
Mrs. Peter Koch invited her Sunday
school class to meet with her on Friday
evening and a very pleasant evening was
passed by the young people. Mrs. Koch
excels as q hostess. Those enjoying
themselves with their teacher being Alice
Martin, May Buell., Neva Cook, Carrie
Van Zandt, Carrie Gardner, Sadie Miller,
Bertha Foster, Minnie Harris, Irene Cad.
well, Mary and Lucy Gage, Belle Stanton,
Matte Davis. June Bell, Frank Wilson,
Herman Waters, Seth and Charlie Hast
ings, Harlan Maynard. Jamie Martin and
Fred Wylie. The evening was passed
with gaines, the good time ending with
the serving of refreshments.
M. A. Meyendorff gave his interesting
lecture upon the Russian Prisons and Si-
berian Exile at the Christian church FRI
day evening under the auspices of the COL
lege "Arena." The lecture was very
highly spoken of by those who we're pres
emit, good audience greeting Mr.. Meyen-
dorff.
The Young Peoples Whist club met at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Luce. on
Monday evening, in honor of the pres
ence in this city of DIR. George Dilworth
OF Red Lodge, who was visiting friends
here. The prizes went TO Miss Net,ie
Maxey and vreeland Place. Refresh
ments were served at the close of the
evenings enjoyment. The following
were present: DIR. George Dilworth of
Red Lodge, Charles Ruffner, DIR. Higgins,
Prof. A. NJ. Ryon, John Luce, Charles
Chisholm, Vreeland Place. John Liddell,
Dave and John Asbury, Misses Florence
Foster, Nettie and May Maxey, Eleanor
Ferris. Ola Ruffner, Hattie Award, Kate
Calvin, Mrs. Frank Kyle and Mrs. John
Luce.
Miss Elean or Ferris is planning to open
kindergarten about May 1, for the sum-
mer months.
Bozeman had a wedding on Wednes-
day, "Judge" Stevenson uniting Miss
Olive Thompson and Ike Murray OF Bel
grade.
j. L. Dobell has returned to Bozeman.
The Maverick club held its last dance
for this season on Thursday evening. IL
was we'll attended and a very pleasant af-
fair, ending with n supper al 4. L. Parks.
The Bozeman Ideal minstrels are plan
ming for a trip TO Livingston on May % to
show at that place. There are 25 men,
bers, besides the orchestra, which will
also 90 over, and a real treat is in store
for the Livingston people. The minstrels
have shown four times in Bo1eman and
each to q crowded house. their perform
ance being greatly enjoyed by the Boze-
man people.
Western Star lodge No. and Norma
lodge No. 0. Daughters of Rebekah, /. o.
U. f., gave a dance in Armory hall Friday
evening, which drew n large crowd, many
invitations having been extended. X. Il.
Barnett served a supper at the Laclede
hotel, after the ball was over.
President Reed and Professor Trapha-
gen Of tho agricultural college took
picture of the old Meadow mill on Fri lay
morning, this having been the first -four
ing mill in Montana. Ii IL their idea to
accumulate as many views as possible of
such things as have a historic value, and
during trips TO other points iu Montana,
made necessary by their college work, il
is their intention to take such views.
These views will form n very valuable
album for the college.
Mrs. Moger gave n dinner on Tuesday
afternoon the occasion being reunion of
some Of her schoolmates with whom she
attended school here IN years past. Tue
afternoon was passed with "reminiscences
OF the old school days. Those present
were: Mrs. NJ. NJ. Black, Mrs. L. +.
Ic,dd Mr. w Rich Mrs II T. Ramona
Mrs. Doane and Mrs. Hart.
Prof A. NJ. Ryon of the calleze went to
Manhattan the last Of the week where he
will spend few days with Geo. Kinkler,
manager of the Manhattan Mailing COM
pany.
The Junior Christian Endeavor society
Of the Presbyterian church having elected
two delegates to represent their society at
the Christian Endeavor convention at
Missoula, May TO 8, held an ice cream