The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-12
I'M LIvIN GSTON.

Livingston. April 11.-As predicted on
this page last week. the Modern &C.
lebrities" entertainment given by the
Yellowstone club at knights of Pythias
hall Monday night was a brilliant sue
cess and the novelty feature of the en-
tertainment lent special zest to the
evenings enjoyment A chain of tables
was arranged as in progressive whist,
and upon each table in suitable en-
closures were placed portraits of promi-
nent people. At the outset each gen.
tleman was provided with a card hav-
ing thereon the name of a prominent
author and each lady possessed a card
upon which was designated the works
of some particular author, and the lady
and gentleman who secured CORE
spending cards became partners. Seat
ed at the table, the four envelopes were
opened one by one and the portraits
presented for Identification. There were
two sets of partners at each table. and
the lady and gentleman who recognized
the greatest number from the portraits
exhibited progressed to other tables.
The prizes OF the evening were award
ed to A, +. Ross and Mrs. John T.
Smith. After the evenings literary
features and recognition contests were
over, a substantial lunch was served.
Nearly 100 society people were in at
tendance.
The dining room of the Albemarle
hotel was the scene Tuesday night of
ing entertainments which. under the
present management, have become
features of this caravansary.
w. ]. life, the jeweler, who went
East a short time ago on what was
generally supposed TO be a business
trip. surprised his friends last week by
returning with a blushing bride. The
lady y-hn hana his wife We :
Miss Emma Askey. daughter of Mitch
ell Askey of this city. She had been
visiting since January with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Ready OF Wallacetown, Pa,
and 1t was at their home that the cere-
mony was performed, on the 18th of
March. Mr.. and Mrs. life have gone
to housekeeping on the west side.
where they are now at home TO their
friends.
A church supper was given in the
building adjoining the Windsor hotel
last evening by the ladies of St An
drew's Guild. 1t was denominated
shirt waist and necktie social and
was well patroniZed.
The Yellowstone club will meet Mon
day evening with Mrs. John T. Smith.
The Ladies Guild OF st. Andrews
church will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. ID. A. McCaw. The Ladies'
Aid society of the Congregational
church will meet at the church at 2 p.
m. Wednesday.
Appropriate Easter services were held
at st. Andrews church last Sunday at
1880 a. m. and IL a. m, at which there
were ~ communicates. The church
was beautifully decorated with potted
plants and cut flowers. The Easter
Offering of the church. TO be devoted
10 the rectory fund. amounted to Ss3.7s.
and the children's Offering for home
missions $25.14.
The Misses Fox OF Red Lodge
were visitors in Livingston this week.
accompanied by their brother. Sidney
Fox. county attorney Of Sweet Grass
county.
John Martin. ST. has removed with
his family to Big Timber for future
residence. Mr. Martin goes 10 Big Tim
Der in order that he may give his un-
divided attention 10 the affairs OF the
electric light system OF that place.
Alfred George and wife have also re-
moved To Big Timber where Mr..
George has taken the management Of
the branch house OF Frank Beley.
Attorney General Haskell was up
from Glendive Monday obtaining depo-
sitions for use i'm a case In Dawson
county upon which he is retained as
counsel
Judge J. \. Savage was down at Big
Timber this week upon a professional
trip.
George II. Grace. the real estate and
insurance agent. departed Sunday fOr