The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-16
SOME GRAND DOINCS
What Livingston Society Has Done
and Is Preparing to Do.
A BRIDE FOR ANACONDA
The Band Boys Are Going to Give
an Entertainment-Fix for the
HolIdays-The Rocky Noun
tain Clubs Receptions.

Livingston, Dec. 14-Carence Barden |
and Miss Eugene Simpson will be unit |
ed in marriage at the home OF the
young lady's parents in this city on |
Christmas night by Rev. ]. A. Jenkins |
The couple will go to housekeeping In |
Anaconda. where Mr.. Barden is en-
ployed as a machinist He formerly |
held a position in the Northern Pacihc |
machine shops in this city.
The Methodist church was filled to
overfiowing last Tuesday evening on
the occasion of the presentation of a
delightful entertainment by the MEM |
bers of the Junior league. The little
boys and girls acquitted themselves in
a highly creditable manner and render
ed the programme with ease and grace.
The affair was given under the person.
al direction and supervision of the pas
tor and the ladies of the church, and
proved not only conspicuous sociai
event, but a fiattering financial sue
cess as well. The proceeds-some $75-
will be applied towards discharging the
Indebtedness of the church. The Liv-
ingston cornet band kindly lent its ala
toward making the affair a success,
appearing at the church in body ana
rendering a number of choice seiec-
tions. The programme included sew
eral recitations, songs, etc, and con-
cluded with a charming Interpretation
of Mother Goose" The different char
acters introduced were well sustained
and appropriately costumed.
The terpsichorean devotees OF this
city are anxiously awaiting the date
fixed by the Rocky Mountain club for
its second annual prize masquerade
ball The event is announced to take
place at the opera house on New year
eve. The affair promises to bring forth
the beauty and chivalry of the city. A
number of novel and interesting feat
ures will be introduced for the beneht
of the gallery gods, and no pains Will
be spared to make the event a splendid
social success. Following is the per-
sonnel of the various committees: In
vitation, Messrs. Smith, Amin, Gilboy,
Engle. Rose; reception, Messrs. Harvey
Ash, Talcott, Brown, Bailey, Daniels
Grace, Holiday, Poorman, Parks,
Steinman, Thompson, Veit, Young; ar
rangements, Watson, Masters, Potter,
Pierce, Leslie, Amin, Benson; floor,
Potter, Kuehn, Everett, Mallon.
Standing room should and undoubt-
edly will be at a premium at the opera
house next Friday evening, on the oc-
casion of the concert by the Livingston
cornet band. The organization has
been at considerable expense in en-
deavoring to furnish this city with a
band that would be a credit to the
town, and the members have been un-
relenting in their practice for proh-
cheney. The band has now reached
stage where the public should lend
helping hand, and this can be done by
patronizing the concert to be given
Friday evening. Let everybody turn
out and give the boys a rousing ben
eft and at the same time enjoy rare
musical treat. The following splendid
programme has been prepared:
Manhattan Beach March. ......... Band
Violin Solo,. Harry Eliiott
Song..... 1850. ......... .Arlon Quartet
Cornet Polka. ........H. A. Van Horne
Indian club swinging.
$500. .............M Madge Elliott
Vocal Solo,. ............M Mrs. kumm
Violin Obligato. ...Prof. kumm
Trombone Solo,. IA. Anderson
Song. .Arion Quartet
Graceful dances. Misses floWers
Medley waltzes. ..........M Mandolin ciup
Columbian Drill. ....................
-. =. DIRECTED by Mrs. Hunter
A number of camel riders made their
regular annual pilgrimage from this
city to the Helena oasis Thursday and
attended the annual convocation and
superb banquet of the Exalted and
Oriental Order of the Mobiles of the
]. A. Savage, Postmaster ]. E. Swim
dlehurst, w. L. p. McCaw and ]. ID.
Finn. This is not the first time they
have crossed the burning sands TO
mingle with the gay and festive shrin-
ers in celebrating the anniversary OF
this oriental order, and consequently
they used discretion in the consump-
tion of the traditional beverage.
The Rocky Mountain club gave an
other of it's enjoyable duplicate whist
parties Monday evening and several
invited guests enjoyed the hospitality
of the occasion. An excellent musical
programme was rendered by the club s
orchestra. and the affair terminated
with a sumptuous lunch.
The ladies of st. Andrews Episcopal
pb1rch training the SUNDAY school
scholars for a cantata entertainment
and Christmas tree exercises to be held
at the opera house on Christmas eve
A camp of the Woodmen of the
World will be instituted at X. of p. hal
in this city Monday evening by State
Organizer George d. Boyle. The order
will start off with a charter member
ship of about 40.
The woman's Relief corps met in So
cial session Tuesday evening at the
hospitable home of Mrs. William NAL
lahan. who performed the honors of
the occasion in her usually pleasing
and entertaining manner.
'aThe Dafaulter' company appeared
at the opera house Friday evening and
delighted a large audience with the ex-
auisite rendition of one of Lincoln j.
Carriers spectacular melodramas.
Rev. W. S. Bell of Helena occupied
the pulpit of the Congregational
church in this city Sunday morning
and evening and was greeted by a
large congregation
Mrs Charles Schlosser win entertain
the members of St Andrews Guild al
her home next Wednesday afternoon.
Rev L. G. Clark of Helena preached
TO a house full OF people at the Baptist
church I'm this city Sunday evening.
The wife of Engineer T. II. Wade
presented her husband with a bounc-
ing girl baby last Thursday morning
Pew + Prftchard of the Episcopal