The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-26
IN LIVING STON.


Livingston, April 25.-fhis week has
not been prolific of society happenings
~ Livingston as far as social parties
end entertainments are concerned;
| Neither have there been any worship
ers at the shrine of Hymen. In church
Circles the event of the week was a
1 progressive advertising question social
I at the Baptist church last evening, at
I which there was a good attendance
and an enjoyable evening passed by all
who were present. Refreshments, con-
listing of ice cream, cake and choco-
late. were served by the ladies. and a
neat sum was added to the church cof-
fers.
There will undoubtedly be a revival
Of interest in equal suffrage matters
In this city when Mrs. Emma Smith
Devoe, national lecturer and organizer
of the American Woman Suffrage as
sociation, revisits Livingston. An
equal suffrage club was organized here
a year ago through her efforts and ar
Il rangements are being made to have
Mrs Devoe deliver one of her interest
ing addresses here on the Sth of May
Invitation cards from Chicago an
nounce the approaching marriage in
that city of Charles Henry Talcott and
Miss Eva Munsel. The groom is a
brother Of E. II. Talcott of the Ma
tional Park bank and was for many
years a resident here, and his many
friends extend congratulations in ad-
vance.
Through the courtesy of Prof. f. S.
Monical. the efficient principal of the
Livingston schools, who, by the way,
has just been reemployed by the school
board for another year, the Standard
correspondent has been furnished the
programme for the High school COM
menoement exercise. which will take
LII.
May IL. Interspersed with music, the
programme is as follows:
ELECTRICITY. Thomas Graham
THE Growth of Learning" .........
.............. Ruth Lowry
Wanted" .......... Nora Taylor
Failure. Harry Hathhorn
Power of Music. ..........M May Nolan
National Greatness. ..... ......
.......... 1900. Charles Buchanan
THE Ownership and Control of
Railroads. MARX Conrow
Alone. ....... ......... Harriet Mallon
From Books Of Stone to Books
Of Paper ........... Berthe Ferte
At the close of the class orations
President Craig of the State university
win deliver an address and the presen-
tation of diplomas will be made by
John T. Smith.
A Masonic order of the Royal and
Select Masters. embracing the eighth,
ninth and tenth degrees, was instituted
here Tuesday evening by George c.
Kenyon of Leavenworth, special dep
uty for the grand master. Adonoram
Council u. ID. starts out with a char
ter membership of II and the following
officers: Il. c. Day, T. /. NJ; i. W.
Baker, d. NJ; c. A. McCune, p. c.
A stereopticon entertainment and
lecture on 'Indianland and Alaska"
will be given at the Methodist church
cd hxr
Hanscom of Minneapolis.
The Yellowstone club meets Monday
evening with Mrs. NJ. r. Wilson.
grand reception will be held at the
Rocky Mountain club rooms next
Wednesday evening-the date of the
formal opening of the clubs luxurious
apartments.
THE Railroad Ticket" will be the
opening attraction at the Swindlehurst
opera house May g.
The meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety next Wednesday evening will be
held at the home of Mrs. d. Short.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Miller were the
recipients of a pleasant surprise visit
from a party of their friends Wednes-
day evening. The entertainments usual
upon such occasions We're INDUCED in
with thorough enjoyment by both visi-
tors an entertainers.
Mrs. Annie L. Macumber, who has
been visiting with MT. ana Mrs.
Thomas Smith since her return from
Salt Lake after relinquishing her posi-
tion as hospital matron there, has gone
to Red Lodge to superintend the bring
ing up and education of DIR. McClana-
hams children, recently bereft by the
death Of their mother.
Mrs. w. c. Simpson was brought
near deaths door this week through a
stroke Of paralysis. but at present is
progressing toward recovery. Her
daughter Mrs. Barden of Anaconda,
has been in attendance at her bedside
since Tuesday evening.
The county superintendent has con-
ferred upon Miss Anna McDermott a
first grade teachers certificate
Miss Ada Chambers has engaged TO
teach the Melville school during the
summer term.
The wife and family OF Rev. J. F.
Pritchard have returned from an ex-
tended visit at Victoria, B. c.
Mrs. w. T. Collins of Hunters Hot
Springs and Mrs. James Medley OF Big
Timber We're Albemarle guests this
week.
a son was born TO Mr. and Mrs. W.
f Jellison last Monday.
Mrs. Charles Robinson and Mrs. Ben
ja-nin visited some OF their Livingston
acquaintance this week.
John i. Smith as been elected presi-