The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-04-21
IN BOZ MAN.

BOHEMIAN, April 20.-A very pleasing
event this week was an afternoon tea at
the residence of Mrs. A. b. Place, given
by Mrs. Place and sister, Miss Bogert. A
remarkable instance in memorizing was
shown by Mrs. j. II. &. Young. A table
containing SO articles was placed before
the ladies for n few minutes and then ta-
ken away. the ladies then writing the
names of as many as possible of the arti-
cles upon n card. Mrs. Young remem-
bered 80 out of 81, winning first prize, the
BOBBY prize going to Mrs G. W. Wake
field. The dainty refreshments were a
delightful ending to the afternoons en-
joyment. The following were present.:
Mrs. Matt w. Anderson, Mrs. NJ. A. Hig-
gins, Mrs. Walter Cooper, Mrs. j. E. Mar
tin, Mrs. L. S. Wilson, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Black,
Mrs. j. ii. &. Young, Mrs. w. L. Williams,
Mrs. Thos. Lewis, Mrs. Il. j. Lynde. Mrs.
j. p. Martin, Mrs. j. NJ. Robinson. Mrs.
w. w. Livingston, Mrs. George r. Mich
OILS, Mrs. Henry Fielding and Mrs. J. NJ.
Robinson.
Upon Monday afternoon the House,
keepers society met with Mrs. Judge
Luce. A paper upon cooking was read by
Mrs. NJ. A. Higgins, after which "How to
make delicious peppermint creams" was
illustrated by Mrs. George p. DER and
others. fOtiOWcu by now 70 cut pcppcf-
mints," by all present.
The Free Silver band gave q concert in
| the opera house Thursday evening which
was of great credit to those participating.
| The band is composed of nine pieces, the
players ranging from II to 8 years of age,
| four OF the members not having yet seen
their 18th year. The members are: L. L.
Howard, solo cornet; Robert Chisholm
| LIST cornet; James Young, clarinette;
/ Perry Chisholm, 1st alto; l.. ID. Howard.
| End alto; Perry Meadow, LIST tenor;
Harry Howard, baritone; Eddy Howard,
tuba; Eugene Howard, drums. Sixty dol
lars was cleared by the band. They have
bought the old bands uniforms. racks.
music and instruments, paying $50, and
the proceeds of the concert go towards
paying for these. The Mandolin club has
10 members and the orchestra like
number, all from among the ranks of
the young people of Bozeman, showing
a musical talent among the young people
of this city of which Bozeman is justly
proud. The programme rendered was as
follows:
Pride OF the Ball .........-..........Bra Brass Band
, Song" Thoughts" ........................De nza
Miss Van Tassen.
Cornet Duet-"Fond Hearts Must Part.
/ LANCE
III. Howard and X b. Chisholm.
Concerto-For Two Vlodns and PIANO..
Miss Calvin and Profs. Wright and Ryon-
Song-"I Love You In spite OF Ali" -. :. Harris
| J. y Hammond.
| NOrdica NaltkeS. Iour1ee
Mandolin Club.
| PART III.
Overture-"Bele OF the village" ..........
| Orchestra
song-"king OF the Forest" ............. Parker
| John Walsh.
Violin Solo ..KuiwiaE" 49,. WieniawsKi
Professor Wright.
song-"stars OF Earth. .........-..... Ran
Ivlolin Obligat0 by Professor Wrght.)
Mrs. L. ). Wilson
Piano Solo-"A Polish Dance" X Scharwenka
John A. Luce.
Vocal Duet-"What Dye Think OF Hoolihan"
stevenson ana hammond
| March. band
One of the most elegant affairs given in
Armory hall for many months was the
ball on Friday evening gwen by Misses
Nettie and MAY Maxey, who lately re-
turned from spending the winter in Port
land, Ore. The attendance was large.
nearly so couples being invited. The mu-
sic was furnished BY Thompson's orches-
ira.
A supper in the hewitt block By the La
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