The Anaconda standard., 1896-05-17
IN OREAT FALLS.

was a rehearsal given by the musical
club to a number of invited GUESTS.
The handsome reception rooms of the |
elegant mansion were attract!vely dec
Grated for the occasion and during the
evening the following elaborate pro-
gramme was rendered:
PART I.
spring song. ........... .flnsutl
Song of the vikings. e. f. Faning
Solo-Song of Love. .Nevin
Miss Conner.
BY the old Church. h......... .Hauptmann
Lullaby of Love. Leslie
Piano duet-Fidello. ....... .......
Mrs. Webster. Mrs. Atkinson.
PART II.
Wynkin, Blynkin and Nod. .Nevin
Mrs. Dickerman.
Maiden with the Lips So Rosy. Gall
Piano and violin duet-Hungarian
Dance. Mr.. and Mrs. Atkinson
Bridal Chorus. ....... .Chowen
Stars in Heaven. ........... .Rhelnberger
The entertainment was intended
purely for a rehearsal, but the selec- /
tions were elegantly rendered and sew
eral of those on the programme were
required to respond to encores. During
the evening Mrs. w. A. Webster the
pianist, was presented by the club with
a magnificent bouquet of La France
roses. The hostesses, Mrs. Fills and
Mrs. w. Atkinson, were presented with
served from a great large punch BOWL
and was evidently thoroughly enjoyed
by those present.
The members of the club are: So
pranos-Misses Eva Conner, Kingsbury
and Mrs. Dickerman. Altos-Misses
Trigg. Sarah Coleman, Mrs. Ladd and
Atkinson. Tenors-Messrs. Elliott, Kel-
ly, Atkinson and Dickerman. Bassos-
Messrs. Wilcox, Coleman, Chowen and
Sonner. Pianist-Mrs. w. a. Web
ster.
Among those present as guests of
the club were Mr.. and Mrs. o. S. War
den, Rev. and Mrs. Wasson, MeSsrs.
and Mesdames l. Parker VeaZey, l.. G..
Phelps. NJ. NJ. Powers. F. w. Webster
A. ]. Trigg, Paris Gibson, w. ID. Dick
inson, T.. w King. W. T. Pigott, Bruce,
]. F. McClelland, II. II. Matthison, J.
T. Morrow, Mayor and Mrs c. M.
Webster, Dr. and Mrs. Longeway, DR..
and Mrs. ]. II. Fairfield, Judge S. S.
Hawkins. Mrs. Maclay, Conrad, Will
cox, S. E. Chowen, II. o. Chowen.
Whallan, Porter of Minneapolis, and
Crutcher. The Misses Houliston,
Longeway, Arkell. Ophelia and Bessie
Kingsbury, Ladd, Lucy and Nellie
Coleman, Heldt, Edgerton and Baker
of White Sulphur Springs and Messrs.
w. A. Webster, Bruce, Blankenbaker,
Wheeler, Drs. Ladd, Ings and Rev.
Reid.
Elaborate arrangements are being
made for grand Cascade county
union social entertainment on Friday
evening May %. The event will be un-
der the auspices of the Cascade county
Trades and Labor council and the OBJ
tect of the occasion is to have a grand
reunion of all labor unions in the
county. The entertainment will con-
sist of addresses in the interest of pro-
noting among working men, farmers,
business men and employers and en-
ployes The entertainment will begin
in the evening at o'clock and last for
two or three hours after which dane
ing will be the order of the evening.
The programme is as follows:
Selection from opera Macbeth. Verdi
Black Eagle Band.
Remarks of welcome.
.................E Emmet r. Carroll
Baritone solo-The Song That
Reached My Heart.
James Newman.
Remarks Frank Klepetko
Clarinet solo-Old Folks at Home.
...... ............ wv. $. KeXie
Remarks. ......... Edwin Young
r Grand Fantasia Albion-English,
Irish and Scotch airs. Meyselles
Black Eagle Band.
Rema ......................J j. case
Tenor solo-Selected. -. Thomas Green
= Piano solo-Selected. Miss Annie Smith
Remarks........ ......... Samuel Moore
Cornet solo-Honeysuckle Polka.
.................. ]. Knight
Remarks. .............A. Colville
SeIectlon-America.. 49,. Meyselles
! Black Eagle Band.
The following committees have
charge of the entertainment:
/ Floor Managers-Messrs. Dan Ira
4, cey. James Bodkin, Joseph Kirshwing.
. James O'Brien. William Hail. Fred
. Fuller. Frank Slack. Thomas Murphy,
- A -
Armstrong, c. c. Proctor, III. Luther,
: r. Hendry. Archie Bossuot.
2 Reception Committee-Messrs. j. j.
{ Chase, p. Thill, w. ]. Evans. ]. 7. Nor
4 row. Captain Quick, George Case, Ed
I. l.. Burghardt, p. Cudahy, Oscar Fri
= dell, D. Hartnett, James Mahoney, p
: Lilely, j. T. Earl, II. Pierce, p. Nc
: Lean. Hugh Ball. William Kirchen
] Frank Paxton. ID. Cranston, Thomas
Hughes. w. III. Black. l.. F.. Wood.
Z worth William Butler, William Nc
Donald. ]. Kinney. II. Prentiss, jr., f
Trevillyan, A. Mckenzie, George r.
= Drew. William Jenken, o. F. Bristol
II. Pontet. Olaf Johnson. Georg,
a Grouse. Thomas Graham. A. Nelson. c
e Iochran. T.. Y. Strong, y. Murray, A
De Long. James Young. e. Mcfarland
: G. Robbins. James Lambert, j. Z
r Hensler. C. $. Chandler. J. A. Lon
green. Thomas Millington,L. ;. Sprawl
r y Roland. ID. orr. A. G. Hay. T. Car
ter. w. IL. Beard. Frank Bolton. J. A
: Brown. /. w. Thrasher. Joseph Schu
Ter. James Moore. Mr.. Lorrillard, II
a. Maddy. William komelys, $. Mer
ritt.
Cloak Room Committee-Messrs
Tony FolIer, Fred Fisher, n. Binsfeld
Thomas Barrett. Luther Estey.
Refreshment Committee - ]. A
Brown. g. Grouse. James McGivney.
Doorkeepers-James Erickson. ]. J
Mcdonald r. Grosser, John Meyer.
Mrs r :. Mofiitt. state organizer o
the ladies' branch OF the Maccabees, ar
rived In the city this afternoon and /
the guest Of friends
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