The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-05-31

busy life. The programme was as fol
| lows:
MOTTO: PLUS ULTRA"
Music-Overture Lila. .Schlepegrel
Entire Nous Orchestra.
Invocation. ......Rev. o. F. McHargu,
Salutatory and oration-Modern
Science. ....... .......Ernest EdsaI
oration-The Simplicity OF Great
ness. Beatrice Freeman
Oration-Sought and Seeking ......
....s..... Loie Ellis
Music. vocal solo-Canatina. 80.
.......... Mrs. General Wilson
Oration-Progress and Decay.
49,. William Brandenbure
Oration-Drifting With the Tide.
Grace Hemphill
Oration-Wanted.. Edna Cummings
Cornet solo-Le Beriot's Fifth Vio-
lin certo...........L. L. Howard
Oration-The Perils of the Republic
.:.,.,....... ........James Cameron
oration-Human Life Abounds in
mystery. 49,. ......Blanche Flowers
Oration-To Stand Still Is to Lose
Music. vocal solo-Acadie. ........
::........ Miss Josie Van Tassel
Grafton and valedictory-Born Free
But in Chains. $500. Gertrude Stiff
presentation of diplomas. ......
.Supt. w. E. Harmon
Music-F, ,. q: :.......... Il. l.. Howard
Entire Nous Orchestra.
Benediction. Rev. o. F. McHargue
Perhaps the largest social gathering
of the week and a very pleasant occa-
sion was on Tuesday evening, when the
lazy Maccabees gave reception to
their lady commander, Mrs. H. w. Eos.
ter, who lately returned from an e,-
tended trip East. The Sir Knight Mec-
cabees had been invited to attend end
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Maccabees and their friends. 1t was
as follows:
Address of welcome.
....... Miss Agnes Helinger
song -. w. j. Steyenson
notwithstanding House Clearing
Mrs. George ,. Pease
Recltation-Time for Work and
Time for Play -. Miss Edna Tracy
Lady Maccabbees drill. b..
..,.....G Guards and Lady Aaccabees
In the drill the guards, 16ladies in
costume, commanded by Ms. w. L.
Lansing, were attired in beautiful new
regalia, these being full costumes in
red, white and black, the first team of
guards to be costumed amoJg the lady
Maccabees of this state. Besides the
guards the officers of the hdy Macca-
bees, also in new regalia, AID the other
lady members of the oder all took
part. The drill was one ofthe prettiest
ever given here and was followed by a
splendid lunch dancing snd a delight
full social evening.
The pupils of Miss olive r. Jones'
room at the West Sids school gave
their teacher a pleasant surprise on
Thursday evening, 35 6f her scholars
crowding into the elegant cottage home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman G.. Phelps
and making merry the hours until after
10 o'clock. Miss Jones makes this home
her stopping place. Size was thorough
ly surprised, but the young people had
taken refreshments with them, and
these, with numerous games, sufficed
for most enjoyable time and all got
better acquainted With their kind
teacher as well as showing the deep
regard they hold for Miss Jones.
There were about % or 30 delegates
from the various churches of this place
left Friday morning for Livingston to
attend the state Christian Endeavor
which is in session there.
The Order of Happy Bachelors held
q final meeting the first of the week
and decided to adjourn until Sept. 81
next. An extensive programme was ar
ranged for that date, when the boys |
will again meet and take up their lit |
erary and social work as enjoyed for |
the past eight months, since their or
G. ]. Niles. formerly proprietor of the |
Northern Pacific hotel here, came over |
rom Basin Thursday and will be in the |
,ity for a number of weeks.
s. c. Eckenbeck of the Butte Dry
Goods company is visiting his family |
here for a few. days.
Daniel White, for nine years a resi-
lent of Bozeman, died at the home of
Tohn Winkler Thursday. Mr.. White
lad been to Red Bluff for some months,
afrl nj inc oh xnrh h.
vas taken sick and died Thursday
His funeral was from Mr.. Winklers
esidence on Friday under the auspices
# the Masons.
w. A. Francis of Butte spent a por-
ion of the week here among the many
riends of number of years residence
n this city.
Col. w. F. Sanders passed through
Sozeman on his way East Friday
forming and was met at the depot by
riends here.
George L. Ramsey, cashier of the
National bank, has gone to
on business.
County Clerk Walter Sales, having
usiness In Manhattan Thursday, made
hat place on his Columbia wheel, re-
urning on No. 2 Friday morning.
William Morris of Pony was in the
ity on Tuesday last.
The regular monthly business meet
1g of the Presbyterian Christian In
eavor society occurred at the home of
Ir. and Mrs. w. B. Burket on Tues
ay evening. This was followed by a
ocial when a large number of the
lembers of the society were present,
nd delightful evening with games
nd music enjoyed.
Miss Helen Langhorne of Helena is
he guest of her cousin, Miss Alice
Iartin, this week.
Hon. Nelson Story and family ar
wed home from spending the winter
ionths at their Los Angeles residence
n Saturday.
Mrs. william Bell of Central Park,
he mother of a large family and
ell-known resident of this valley, was
uried in the Bozeman cemetery this
eek.
Mrs. d. j. Knox of Butte was in
ozeman this week with a large guam
ty of flowers and furnished the bou-
uets for the commencement exer-