The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-17
BOZt MAN.


BOHEMIAN, Feb 16.-The Maverick club
gave a bal masque in the opera house
Thursday night and the affair was com
| plete success. Both the ladies and gen.
tlemen are deserving of praise for their
unique and well gotten up costumes.
| Most OF the merry masquers entered the
hall by the stage and were introduced TO
the spectators by William Jones.
| Shortly before the grand march the
lights were all turned off and in a flash of
red light Mephisto, attended by two
| hideous imps, were discovered on the
stage. The effect was very fine indeed.
| Messrs. Hamilton and Davis took a flash
| light photograph of the dancers after
| they unmasked.
Some of the characters taken were
| Dude brownie, Row Emery; Mephisto,
James Keown; gypsy, Beatrice Schmal-
hansen; nurse, Grace Maiden; Greek
women, Miss Bowers of Livingston and
Dolly Patterson; Spanish girls, Mrs. L.
L. Haskell and Mrs. George L. Ramsey
Dutch twins, Roy Martin and j. b. Salter
| student, Mrs. Carrie Hicks; nuns, Mrs.
w. w. Livingston, Josie Van Tassell and
Auvilla Hill; George Washington, j. j.
| Chambers; daisies. w. III. Sales and
Charles Ruffner; Trilby, John Luce
imps, A. Braten and Mayor Ramsey
Florentine knight, DIR. Foster; children,
Edith Black and Anna Hiliix; Folly, Ida
Mack; tennis. Leslie Gage; Pierrots,
Messrs. McCune and Day of Livingston ;
sailor, George Fuller; domino, Mrs. ii. p.
McNauGhton; summer girls, Mrs. L. j..
Greenhouse and Irene Frazier. The char
acters best represented we're Mephisto
and child by James Keown and Edith
Black.
Some of the members of the legislature
who visited Bozeman for the purpose of
viewing the Agricultural college and Ex-
pertinent station on Monday last were
accompanied by their wives, there being
- ladies in tine party. After the trip to
the college and experiment station, on
tertainment was provided for the ladies at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs., l.. 5. Wilson.
Mrs. Wilson was assisted by Mrs. o. p
Chisholm, Miss Hattie Award, Mrs. Peter
Koch and the wives of Professors Emery,
Traphagen, Williams. and also by Mrs.
Mrs. Marshall and Miss Calvin of the
college faculty. The following is the
menue, which was served in six courses:
Bouilon.
Escaloped oysters.
Cold Ham.
Chicken Salad
Water Biscuits
Toasted Crackers.
Olives.
Pickles.
Sailed Almonds.
Ice Cream.
Coffee and Tea.
After dinner the ladies we're taken to
the train in private carriages.
Miss Josie Van Tassell and Miss
Auvilla Hill gave an afternoon tea
Wednesday in honor of Miss Ostia Bow
ers of Livingston, who is visiting friends
in this city. The tea was given at the
pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. b.
Hill on lower Church street, and the aft
ernoon was passed with alterations art
full, and Miss Cantwell winning first place
with n story of GA words. Those present
were Miss Bowers of Livingston. Misses
Batterton, Lena and Gertie Luce,
Flowers, Johnston, Cantwell, Maiden,
Hillix, Haunson, Welsh, Mary and
Matte Gardner, Ferris, Porterfleld,
Foster, Gage, Rulrner, Morse, Warmser,
Winters, Nora aud Edna Robinson, Anna
and Beatrice Schmalhausen.
The Baptist church gave a valentine
party Thursday. A most excellent liter
airy and musical programme was fur
nished, including:
Quartet when My ship Comes Over the Sea"
Mrs. Hartman, Miss lines, Mr. Reesor,
MIR. Parks.
solo..................... "My Love is a Rover"
Miss Van 1assell.
Recitation .-......--... ''Grern Isle OF Lovers"
Miss Harmon.
Duet ...--.--.........''F Fly Away Birding"
Mrs. owenhouse and Miss Peck
Cornet solo Howard
Duet Hunters Song"
Miss lines and Mrs Hartman
Recitation ''Horse or Husbands; Big Mistake"
Miss Jennie COwan.
The Fortune Teller"
Mrs. Hartman, Miss lines, Mr. Reesor,
Mr.. Park.
Miss Van Tassell gave small party
Wednesday night in honor of Miss Bow
ers of Livingston. Music, cards, dancing
and conversation were the special
features. Those present were: Misses
RufTner, Hill, Gage and Messrs. Chisholm.
Martin, Keown, Gage and Van Fleet.
Professor Ryon of the agricultural col
lege, having To leave for Helena Monday.
remarked sunday evening that he had
signed his death warrant. lie had Just
left request to be called At $3.50 o'clock
for the early morning train.
Jimmie Robinson has left his duties
at IIlton's grocery FOR a fow weeks with
friends in the Last and will spend n
month in Chicago before returning.
{. {. Fuller, VINO represents the Bozc-
man Milling company in this state. came
in from the west the las, week. remaining
at his home here over SUNDAY.
Miss Osiia Bowers. ono of Livingstone
most charming young ladies'. came over
on Mondays We. for "a visit with B1yc-
man friends and 70 attend the ma~qlcr-
AIDE ball OF Thursday evening.
Mrs Samantha Miles. for many years a
resident of Bozcmau. died al her home on
Black street saturday morning. Mrs.