The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-17

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"Patience."
Colonel Calvary ................H Harry l. DOering
Major Murgatroyd Preston Seillck
ne Duke .-...-........ ........... EDWARD Icot1
Bun.h orne.....................C Charles j. Dryer
SO icItur. b. Hamil on
Angela. .............. Mrs. DIR Wei :
SOphir Observation-Disclosures. Laura smith
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Lady Jane. LII N Paschal
The chorus in both operas will be the
same. Several members that comprise
the chorus are cool solo:sts, and the rep
utation that Butte enjoys as a music
center and its vast musical talent will be
fully sustained in the rendering of mi
kado" and Patience" Those who will
sing in the chorus are: Sopranos-Mes-
danes McCrmmon and Goss; Misses
Hanson, Jones. Thirloway, Broughton,
Rogers. o. Hara, Donovan and Glover
Contraltos-Mesdam Morsehead, Ley
son and Porter; Misses Glover, Manches-
ter, Redwin, Smi b., Hines and Brough-
ton. Tenors-Messrs. AIlema Ii, Lawrie,
Narcotic, Paynter, Hodge, Walton, Med
lin, Currie, Jahriess. Galloway and Joy.
Bassos-Messrs. HoXham, Currie, Gill
Chenowyth and Martin.
Miss Susie McMonlmon departed for
the East Saturday. She will spend few
weeks visiting friends and relatives in
New York and Boston, after which she
will enter school at Cambridge, where she
will take five years course in dramatic
art and music.
Gen. Charles S. Warren .-ft Monday for
Trail Creek, British Columbia, to look
after his inning interests in that section.
Mrs. j. w. Morris and daughter, Nettie,
who have been visiting in New York and
Chicago, arrived home Friday.
j. w. Cotter was in Dillon Friday on
professio business.
The V. b. club was entertained Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. John Forbis.
Stanley Pierce has placed himself un-
der the care of DR.. Murray and has his
leg in plaster of Paris. The friends OF
Mr.. Pierce hope for his speedy and per-
manent recovery.
Mrs Marcus Daily and Mrs. L. E. Sar-
geant of Anaconda were visiting friends
in this ely Thursday and Friday.
The Afternoon Whist club met with
Mrs. j. w. Il ed Monday afternoon. Mrs.
L. L. Mcbride was awarded the first pr,ze
Two solid silver teaspoons. Mrs. John
L. ID avis was gwen the second prize-a
Bohemian glass vase.
ID. L. HAllahan of Anadonda and county
treasurer-elect of Deer Dodge, was IN the
city several days this week.
The Evening Whist club met with Mrs.
James IL. Lynch Thursday evening.
Robert Smith of Deer Lodge was IN at
tendance at the sunday school conven-
that hold IN CapfnruilIa fhia
week.
The Calamity High Five club was enter
tanned Friday evening by Misses AIay
and Lillian Whiting at their beautiful
home 223 n. jackson street. The evening
was spent in cards, dancing and other
amusing games. Gaylord Black and
Phedora Nadeau carried off the hcnors of
the evening by winning the first prizes.
Roy Wells and Ella Passmore won the
BOBBY prizes. Those present were: Misses
Lula Foster, Fanny Lott, Clara Clark,
Ella Spoford, Ida Kennedy. Pearl Royce.
Emma Marvin. Ella Passmore and Phe-
dora Nadeau; Messrs. Ed Crumrine, Roy
Wells, George Prentice, Gaylord Black,
Will Black, Ed Passmore, Arthur Clark,
Ellis Passmore. Morris Davis, j. A. He'll
bronner and Ray Calklns.
Mrs c. A. Hoyt, who had the misfor-
tune of breaking her arm two weeks ago,
is now fast recovering.
Mrs. Mary Busch and daughter Miss
Louise, who have been spending the win
ter IN California with their son AMI
brother George, who is attending the STAN
ford university, will soon return to
Butte.
Perrine Irvine went to Deer Lodge Sat-
urday on brief business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Lloyd. who have been
occupying Mrs. Mary Burcn's residence
in West Broadway street, will about April
remove to their ranch for the summer.
DR.. Reed has been confined TO his home
this week on account of la grippe.
Mrs. j. II. Monteath. who had the mis-
fortune of being hurt III a runaway acci-
dent on Thanksgiving day, has so far re-
covered to be able to lay aside her
crutches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waugh from Iowa, father
and mother of Mrs. L. j. Groeneveld. will
spend the summer in Butte.
Miss Dasy Dawson, who is attending
school IN Canada, will arrive home by
Easter on account Of failing health.
Ewood Graves has returned home from
Deer Lodge, where he has been attending
school. He will not return to school for
the next term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis OF Lancaster, Wis,
who have been spending the winter in
Butte with their sons, VIII, o. X. and
Walter, returned to their home this week.
Frank Miller. formerly of Butte. but
now living in Portland. Ore, passed.
through the city this week on his way to
the East. Mrs. Miller is spending the
winter in Southern California.
NJ. II. Hirschtield will give compli-
mentary piano recital at the Auditoriu m
Monday evening, March Is. A musical
treat is in store for those who will take
advantage of the opportunity and hear
Professor Hirschfield.
Mr.. ond Mrs. Z. Il. Black and family,
accompanied by Mrs. McMonimon, left