The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-19


Vocal Solo-''When the Kye Comes
Hame". ......... ........Mrs. humm
Sailors Hornpipe. McNlNeh
Vocal Duet-"When You Gang AVA,
jamie. 80. Mrs Kumm. Mr.. Bouton
Vocal Solo-"Robin A'Dair. Mrs. Barden
Highland Fling George iait
Vocal Solo,. ..................Mrs Coyah
Cornet and Saxhorn Duet..................
....... ................D. and W. Graham
Vocal Solo-"There Was Lad ..........
............ .............Mentor Wetzstein
Musio-"Tam O'Shanter". .Septette Band
Highland F'ling......... ........Mrs. Baroen
Music-"Annie Laurie. ..... Male Quartet
Hornpipe 49,. ......... .......George TAFT
Scottish Reel. 1.-THE McTavish Family
Music-"Death of Nelson" Band
Tableaux. THE Campbells are Coming
The Cultus club a new organization
composed of ladies and having for its OBJ
ject the social and intellectual advance
ment of its members, gave a pleasant par
ty Friday evening at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. John Holiday. 1t was the ini-
tial event, and that II proved such sue
cess is an assurance of many delightful
social functions to be given in the future
| under the new clubs auspices.
Interesting games, social chat and an
| elaborate supper contributed to the enjoy
ment Of the evening. Those present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miles. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. Herman Wolcott, Mr.. and Mrs. Orion
| Holiday, Mr.. and Mrs. John Hefferlin,
| Mr.. and Mrs. James B. Nesbit, Mr.. and
| Mrs. John Holiday Misses Nellie jane
son, Grace Potter, Etha Prewett. Matte
Chapman. Nora Prewett; Messrs. Lon
| Hefferlin, Poorman. Pierce. Will Heffer-
| lin, Keuhn, Mcpherson and Boyce.
Alpha, Lodge, Degree of Honor, met in
| h. of p. hall Thursday evening for the
| installation of these officers: Chief or
| honor, Mrs. Fennell; lady of honor. Mrs.
AF,,IIx
| land: past chief of honor, Mrs. Skillin;
| financier, Mrs. Short; receiver, Mrs. Be-
| ley; recorder, Mrs. Mclaughlin; usher.
Mrs Bailey: trustee, Mr.. Mulholland. The
| ceremonies incident to installation were
| followed by the rendition of a splendid
musical and literary programme. after
/ which a sumptuous collation. was served.
The following recently-elected officers of
Columbian Encampment. l. o. o. F.. were
| installed Monday evening by George t.
| Chambers. deputy grand patriarch: c. p,
| George w. Jennings; S. W., Henry Dietz;
]. W. George NJ. winslow: scribe, George
| T. Chambers; treasurer, w. II. Poorman
/ guide w. G.. Atkinson: f. W., ]. ]. Ber-
key; s. W.. George w. Marks: ]. s., Teho.
/ jackson.
At the meeting of Park Lodge, I. o. o.
F., held Monday evening, the following re-
| cently-elected officers were installed by
Deputy Grand Master Charles Angus: n.
e., Theo. Jackson; V. c.. George w. Pot
ter; secretary. Charles Angus: financial
| secretary, w. @. Atkinson; treasurer,
George T. Chambers; warden. J. ]. Ber-
key; conductor, George W. Marks: r. s.
| to ". G., George NJ. W!nslow; 7. S. 10 ".
G., Alex Wilson; 7. c., George Simon.
The Rocky Mountain clubs duplicate
| whist party Monday evening was a very
| enjoyable affair. The evenings contest
| completed the tournament series. the win
| ners being Z. A. Smith and Henry Sam
pie. The awarding of the prizes created a
| pleasant diversion. The presentation was
| made by Master Mechanic Angus
| Brown of the Northern Pacific in his usu-
ally happy manner.
The ladies of the woman's Relief corps
are arranging for the entertainment of
their department president. Mrs. Francis
Il. Moore of Missoula, upon the occasion
| of her visitation to the local order. The
lady is expected in the city next week
and will be given a grand reception.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Meredith are re-
joicing over the advent of a nine-pound
daughter.
| The dime social given Saturday evening
| at the home of Mrs s. l.. Holiday by the
w. c. Il. L. was well attended and highly
enjoyed. A splendid musical and literary
| programme was rendered and dainty
| lunch was served.
Miss Mabel Mortimer is teaching tn,
Il
| Frank Evans was rendered a pleasant
surprise party at the home of his sister
| Miss Alma Evans, last Saturday even
ing.
The annual A. o. u. w. memorial ser
: vice was held at the Methodist churcl
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. The mem
! bers OF the local lodge marched 10 tn
church I'm a body and listened TO an'excel
lent discourse by Rev. p Lowry.
| a Fool for Luck" will be presented a
, | the next theatrical attraction al the operi
| house. on Jan. 30.
, Kumm's orchestra will give a social no
at the parlors of the Albemarle on Tues
| day evening.
progressive hearts party will be give
at X. of p. hall Wednesday afternoon b.
| the Ladies' Guild Of St. Andrews church
son was born Friday to the wife o
| George M. Winsow.
Lieutenant Forsyth of Fort Yellow
, stone accompanied his wife and childre
! to Livingston Wednesday on their way I
| the east on visit.
Walter Aitken Of the Big Timber Ex
| press was in the city Friday.
a Mrs. Clarence Barden of Anaconda ar
rived in the city on Friday on a visit wit
her parents.
Miss Bessie MerriIees OF Big Timber Wis
= tied friends In the city Friday.
! A. ]. Stoel has returned from a two
u years absence in Dakota.
William Hruza left Saturday for low
on visit with relatives.
George NJ. Miles of Miles City, was
! Livingston the past week visiting with hi
brothers.
Attorneys Sydney Fox OF Big Timbe
f. y. HarwoOd OF Billings. and w. {
Fleischauer of Bozeman were in the cit
the past week in attendace upon the di
trict court.
A. w. Miles and wife returned Tuesda
from a weeks visit with Billings friend
Charles Beley of Walkerville spent SCI
eral days in the city the past week. n
guest Of his brother. x-Mayor Frank b
: ley.
= Rev. Father A r. Coopman went
g Red Lodge Saturday 10 conduct Cathol
1 services.