The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-24
LIFE IN LIVINGsTON.

the chlVairouS knights were conspicuous
in their efforts to make the occasion ono
of rare enjoyment. the first part of tho
evening was devoted to a spirited pro-
gresslve whist contest. The favors were
awarded to Miss Joey Fem and J. A. Nc
Laughln and Yella Prudential and J. ].
Berkey. At midnight the merry throna
gathered around the festal board and
partook of n sumptuous collation., after
which the tables were removed and to tho
strains of excellent music furnished by
Kumm's orchestra the large assemblage
tripped the light fantastic until an early
hour in the morning.
Washington's birthday was appropri-
ately observed in tho public schools of the
city, special exercises being held in all
the departments. Following is tho pro-
gramme rendered in the high school under
the direction of the High School Literary
society;
Reading Biography Of Washington" .
........................... Dolly Handy
Recitation-"The American Hero. Nora Cole
Reel alton Apples" .......... Mabel Mortimer
Essay -"Nashinston' ........... Herbert Reese
Instrumental duet.......................
..........Bernard Owen and Mark Conroy
Select reading. Rose Coleman
select reid ns...... Harry smith
hccltalloh -; Ernest owen
Select readlng-"My Mountain Home.
......'.'''. '....'.............E iva Nhte
Rectltlon. ..........................M Martha Ash
RECITATION. ....... .......-...........Neh Nolan
heciatlon. ............ .........Oue tathhOrn
Recitation-"Death OF Benedict Arnold.
...........-............Oar Ely
hectatlon. ...................B urlan Rowe
Violin solo-Medley OF Patriot Ais.
...........................H Harry ElloG
The terpsIchorean devotees of Living
ston turned out en- masse Friday evening
n - A..
house by the Rocky Mountain club. The
brilliantly lighted and frescoed temple of
Thespian never held a merrier or more
fashionable crowd. 1t was a notable
social gathering and the club can we'll be
proud of the success which attended their
final party of the winter season. Dancing
continued until the eastern horizon was
suffused with tho first blush of morn.
The Ladies' guild of the Episcopal
church will meet next Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. u. +. Bloomburg.
The Livingston lodge of Elks will meet
in regular session Monday evening, at
which time number of candidates will
be permitted to ride the mountain goat.
At meeting of the Montana Invest
ment company, held wednesday evening
in this city, A. Il. Thomson was elected
president; Charles Angus, vice president;
G.. Il. Grace, secretary and manager. and
A. II. Thompson, Charles Angus and G.. II.
Grace directors.
Charming Katie Putnam is booked to
appear at HefTerlin opera house
in her new and popular play, THE Old
Lime Kiln"
The Yellowstone club will meet Monday
evening with Mrs. j. L. Smith.
w. S. Hanna will be publicly installed
as pastor of the Congregational church at
Big Timber on March 1. Tho delegate
and alternate elected to attend the serv-
ices as delegates from Holbrook Congre-
gational church Of this city are o. NJ. Hef-
ferlin and j. L. Smith.
Next Wednesday, Feb. p, is the begin
ming of the Lenten season, and at IL
o'clock in the morning appropriate serv-
ices will DO held at ST. Andrews Episco-
pal church. Meetings thereafter during
the season will be held every Wednesday
and Friday evenings.
The Livingston Whist club was enter
tanned Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Leopold.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Dawson, Mr..
and Mrs. +. A. Thompson, Mr.. aud Mrs.
Otto Kreieger, Mr.. and Mrs. I. II. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Schlosser, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Holiday, DIR. and Mrs. W. c.
Sehlbrede, DR.. and Mrs. w. II. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 5. Hefferlin. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T.. Swindlehurst, Miss Yetta
Friedenthall, George Reese aed George
Leopold.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Metho-
dist church will give a sociable at that
house of worship next "Wednesday even
ing. Refreshments will be served and an
excellent literary and musical programme
will be rendered.
The Elks' masquerade ball, TO be given
at the opera house Monday evening,
promises TO be the most brilliant social
event of tho season.
The Womau's Relief Corps gave card
party and basket social in Knights of
Pythia hall Tuesday evening.
Articles of incorporation Of a temper
auce society, organized at Rcd Lodge last
sunday, with Abram Bloom as president,
were filed with the county clerk Wednes-
day. The aims and objects Of the new
society are the promotion of temperance
and the reformation of the drunkard and
gambler. The society is known as the
Rauhen Ioiyo.
\ musical and literary entertainments
will be given az the Baptist church next
Thursday evening. An excellent pro-
grammo Is being prepared. Admission
- cents.
one of the l-months'-o!d twin sons OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. "A. w. Dyer died Tuesday
night. The funeral took place WeInes-
day afternoon from the family residence.
President James Reid of the Bozeman
Agricultural college occupied the pulpit
of the Congregational church in this city
las. sunday morning ana evening.
Judge Frank Henry has gone 10 White
sulphur Springs, where he wlil preside at
the February -l-n o. the d.sgr.c. court 10
begin Monday.
At the last meeting OF the Woman's
Continued on tie Iss.h Paye.