The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-08

was an interesting part of the even
lngS programme. Rev. w A Walker
OF the Holbrook Congregational church
officiated and the bride and groom were
supported respectively by Mrs. III. N.
Henerlin and III. ]. Miller. The bride
was richly yet appropriately costumed
ana the groom appeared in convention
al black. Among the presents received
was China tea set of artistic design
a silver set of much intrinsic value and
a complete linen service. With music
and games the evening passed away in
universal enjoyment. Mention must
not be overlooked OF the elegant repast
provided under the direction of Mr.. and
Mrs M. Potter. which in variety and
delicacy was voted to be an epicurean
delight Of the first order. About 20 peo-
pie were in attendance.
The ladies of the Degree of Honor
gave a novel conversational at the X.
OF p. hall Thursday evening, at which
there was an attendance of quite so
people. Each chair contained a card
with a given subject for discussion and
Two minutes was the time allotted for
each subject. When a couple had de-
DATED their subject that length of time
tney moved from their chairs in oppo-
site direction and thus secured
change of partners and change of sub
Jects at the same time. The subjects
covered a wide range and brought out
In the fullest degree the versatility of
each participant. Perhaps the subject
that was most generally agreed upon
was the elegance Of the lunch served
by the ladies at the hour of adjourn
ment
An election of officers of the Yellow
stone club took place Monday evening.
Miss Anna McDermott was chosen
president, Mrs. r. ID. Alton vice presi-
dent and Mrs. Orion Holiday secre-
tary. Mrs. Amos Shaw will entertain
the club Monday evening next
AS society entertainers Mr. and Mrs
A. w. Miles have long been recognized
as adopts, and when IL is stated that
the Christian Endeavor society met at
their hospitable home last week Friday,
1t is quite superf1uous to add anything
about the delightfulness of the occa-
sion. A floral contest was an UNIQUE
feature. The first award was given to
Miss Monta Hathorn and the BOBBY
prize was consigned to the tender care
of Rev. w. A. Walker.
A social will be given at the Baptist
church next Friday evening by the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor So
ciety. There is no limitation upon the
invitation-all are welcome.
Ernest f. Scramm and Miss Alma II.
Schwennsen were married Tuesday
evening at the residence of the brides
parents In Livingston. The event was
a particularly happy one to the con-
trdCtlnB parties, as they naO met ana
overcome some obstacles to their union
which. when removed. appeared as the
merest tribes, though in this as In
many another forbidden match, there
were many misgivings at first lest the
contamination of their youthful hopes
should never be reached. They will
take up their residence at Fargo.
The Ladies' Guild Of st. Andrews
church will meet at the home of Mrs
G. w. Wakefield next Wednesday aft
ernoon.
DR.. w. c. Sehlbrede and wife have
removed to Billings to reside. They
will be greatly missed in Livingston So
cial circles. The doctor will practice
his profession of dentistry In the Magic
City.
Miss Josie Duke has been enjoying a
weeks vacation in this city. Her school
at Gardiner was closed on account of
diphtheria breaking out there.
Mrs. John Mclaughlin has returned
from a few weeks visit with Helena
and Butte friends.
Miss Lizzie Jenkins. who has been
spending several months with the fam
lily of DIR. Shawk, has returned to her
upper Yellowstone home near Horr.
She was a passenger on the train that
made the 40-mile an hour run with the
munitions of war for the sheriff's posse
at Horn, but she did not exhibit the
least particle Of trepidation.
gone to California. The doctor will
take a course at a polytechnic institute
at San Francisco.