The Anaconda standard., 1896-01-19

ter, shephercess from forest Of Arden;
Rene WisneT, Donald McGregor; Miss
Cantwell, winter; President Reid, Don
Pedro de Bazan, minister plenipotentiary
from Venezuela Those present not en-
costume were Professor and Mrs. Fos-
ter, Professor and Mrs. Maiden, Pro-
fessor and Mrs. Williams, Professor
Ryon, Professor Wright, Miss Calvin,
Miss Jones, Miss Cameron, Miss Bar
nett and Mr. Bohart.
There was music during the evening
by Professor Wright, Miss Calvin, the
Misses Foster and Fred Wilson ana
refreshments, consisting of Russian tea,
cake, nuts and raisins were served In
Professor Maiden's room.
The revival movement in Bozeman,
just finishing it's second week, has been
very successful, and will be continued
as long as the interest seems TO be upon
the increase, as at present. Services this
week were held in the Presbyterian
church every afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
and every evening, the church being
crowded even to standing room, and
next week the meetings will be In the
M. z. church South. These are union
meetings conducted by Revs. 10y, Nc
Hargue, Squires, Llewellyn and Nc
Coslip. A great many converts have
been made and Bozeman has never had
a more thorough arousing, spiritually
than is coming through the earnest Ell
forts of these gentlemen.
MrS. II. n. anu n. rlcloAhe
gave an afternoon tea at the Fielding
mansion on Central avenue FRIDAY,
and all present enjoyed to the full the
afternoon in this pleasant home. A
Floral Love Tale" occupied the atten-
ton of the ladies for a time. the first
prize being drawn for by six ladies,
who answered all of the questions cor
rectly, Mrs. Thomas Lewis securing the
Trophy, while the Consolation prize
fell to Mrs. J. f. Martin.
The refreshments served were very
dainty and the rooms made beautiful
with potted plants, palms and rare
ferns. The following were those pres
ent:
Mrs. M. A. Higgins. Mrs. d. w. Mac
kenzie, Mrs. W. NJ. Award, Mesdames
Perkins, G. L. Hogan, l.. S. Wilson, f.
l.. Benepe, ] p. Martin, o. p. CHS
olm, e. Pinney, A. NJ Ryon, S. C. Phil
lips, +. w. Traphagen, r. f. May, +. u.
b. Hill, H. b. McCay, w. S. Davidson,
j. II. Baker, J. NJ. Waters, Nelson
Story, jr., ]. w. Kirschner, j. e. Mar
tin, Thomas Lewis, M. j. Liddell. w. A
Tudor, Sanford Ruffner, Walter Cooper,
f. b. Lamme, Roy Martin, Frank Kyle
and Misses Kate Calvin and Olive H.
Jones.
Just before going home, the ladies
were left in total darkness by reason OF
fuse connected with the electric nght
system burning out, which caused a
good deal of merriment until this had
been repaired and light came out or
darkness again.
Miss Josie Van Tassel, a teacher in
the public schools here. and one OF me
most charming of BoZemans society
young ladies, is very i'll with typhoid
fever at the home OF her parents on
Lindley street.
little son of John Keifer was quite
badly bitten by a vicious dog, near his
home, in the country, the first OF the
week.
Little Alice Chisolm gave a parry to
her many friends among the little folks
on Saturday afternoon. l.,
Miss Nina Mahan of Deer Lodge Is
visiting her aunts here, Mrs. >. {. Zen
yon and Miss Sallie Batterton. this
week. 90
T. E. Butler, circulator for the Stan
dard, was in Bozeman this week
p H. Pernot, one of the mineral iand
commissioners for the Bozenan dis-
trict, returned from a hurried trip east
on Thursday morning. Mr.. Pe-not VS.
tied his old home at indianapolis, Ind,
! Mrs. Pernot returning with him: ana
they will make their home al Bcze-
man.
Sunday last in Bozeman. -
A. w. Orton is a Butte vis,t"r TINS
week. being the guest Of HIS brothers
p, Myron Ferris left Wednesday Ter
Sioux City, Iowa, Cor short Visit; h,s
wife preceded him there some weeks
ago.
James A. Rrainard, formerly or Boze-
man. was over from Butte for few
days this week.
George Meyer, a Livingston barper'
is in Bozeman, and will probably re-
main here. -,
Mrs. w. T. Brandenburg has been Ill
at her home here for nearly three
weeks. having been very low part Oh
the time, but at present is gaining
| daily.
The Gallatin Valley Social club re-
organized this week, and held its first
| ball i'm Armory hall on Friday evening.
w. w. Johnston of Billings and ii.
| F. Ruger of Helena were in Bozeman
| Thursday. representing the interests OF
| the Burlington"
Henry Hilburn OF Livingston spent
| Tuesday in this city.
J. F. Ogle, postmaster at Manhattan,
was in Bozeman Monday.
George w. McCaskey was over from
Butte the first of the week.
f. f. Sawyer, a cattleman from the
| Upper Missouri, was in Bozeman sun
| day, returning to his home at Magpie
on Monday.
Mrs. f. b. Lewis, wife of Rector
Lewis, left the first of the week for
Vermont, being called east by the Sc
rlous illness of her father.
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