The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-05

olusior, of the circus, dancing was re
stunned en- masque until IL ocioon'
when the committee on awards, con-
sisting of G. w. Savage ana Wne anu
Or, and Mrs w. II. Campbell, annount
ed the following prize winners: MISE
Favf,a marguerite" and Max koenler
as '..Faust," richest costumes; MIS-.
Merritt as cupid" and Harry Masters
as .sMother-in-law." most original COS
ssTopsy'' and Gus Steinman as Grover
Cleveland and Queen ILL., most CUM
| ical costumes. -
The leap year party was a sweil az
| fair and one of the most en1oyaple So
| ciaf events of the winter season. ~
| was a bachelors reception and an une
prominent gentlemen who have mus
1 far remained impervious to al lof Su-
| pid's arts and darts, were present. M
party was given by w l. r. $1,000
| Sydney Fox, Harry Masters, Cnarles
\ Connop, E. c. Day and c. A McCune.
| In the dining room Kumm's orcneStra
furnished music for 16 delightful dane
| ing numbers, while a snowy tapie, ~,
GRATED with OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s st
and cut flowers, was spread in the pref
| ty parlors of the hotel, where atteiItlve
| walters in full dress, served through
out the evening an exquisite iuncn Oh
| dainty sandwiches. assorted cakes, ICES
cocoa, coffee and champagne pIno,,'
IL. H.. "
McCaw performed the part OF cicerones'
| conducting the guests from one receP
tfon parlors to the dancing man, anu
presiding over the banquet In an easy,
gracious manner. Those in attenoahce
We're:
Messrs. C. A. McCune, Charles Con-
/ non. d. A. McCaw, w. l.. Z. McCaw'
DIR. r. NJ Leslie, G. II. Wright, }.
Harnit, E. H. Talcott, A. +. Leopo,o''
]. Everett, Thomas Ross, Orrin noin :,
ID " Il. IL.
i ID. Alton, DIR. w. H. Campbell, Jonn
Hefferlin, C. NJ Gibbons, E. e. Scram'
G. w. Hickman, Charles Schlosser'
Harry Masters, E. c. Day, II. L. Loare'
]. d. Finn, H. F. Kuehn, Judge J. ~
Rose, Claude Heron, c. B. Thomas, d =,
Orschel, C. w. Savage, G. H. Grace, e
| @ Darker. A. w. Miles, F. j. McGratn'
sidney Fox; Mesdames Miles, camp
bell. Wright, Holiday, Holiday, Har-
nit. Orschei, Leopold, schiosser, x asae
smith, r. T., Score, Thomas, Villas
FYnn. Hefferlin, McCaw, King, Savage
Grace. Barker, Wakefield, McGratn
Misses Shaw, Wakefield, McDermott
Prebble. Jacobs, Mcleod; Prewepls
Heron, Ash, Hill and Chambers.
Alpha Lodge. d. of H. elected Ine
following officers Thursday evening
Chief of honor. Mrs. Daniel FenneiI,
lady of honor, Mrs. A. 9. Weiis; cnis'
of ceremonies, Mrs. w: +. Mulnol lam
r. d. -.
cier. Mrs d. Short; receiver, Mrs
Frank Beley; past chief of honor, MIS-
John Skillin; trustee, Mrs. Mulnoiiahu
medical examiners, Drs. Alton ah'
/ Wells. ..
Charles Robinson, the popular res
, taurateur and Miss Mary Maggie, siste
of Mrs. r. B. Morris, were united ~
| / marriage New Years eve at the Morri'
I'residence by Rev. ]. A. Jenkins.
81 The Ladies' Aid society OF the Con
gregational church will noio a coaw
/ at the home of Mrs. A w. Miies iva
Wednesday afternoon.
. | Master Mechanic Angus Brown OF Tn
ri Northern Pacific went to GienoIve gu,
I sfav and in the evening delivered lee
ture in the Methodist chureh on III
subject. 1.-The Girdle of Gold.
The next attraction at the oper
mouse will be the "LAly of Killarney,
= presented by the Carlton opera coii'
! 1Cpany. Mon
! day evening with Miss Annie NV
Sheriff L. DeHart of Sweet Gras
/ county was in the city Monday nay
!. Ing accompanied his mother and So
5 ter up from Miles City on their re'ur
q from a visit to Wisconsin re,a s t0a,ns,
Miss Lola Byrd, one OF the teachei
: IN the Great Falls public scnoois ~
{, turned to that city the past week, aie'
b snending her holiday vacation WIN h'
sisters in Livingston 1, ,ro
n Thomas Ross, of the Ross-Dier Me
4 camille company of Big 11moer' spe'
New Years in this city
e DIR w f. Almas and Frank ana ia
W vey Bliss were up from Big thnu
" New Years and took In the masqu
d rade at the opera house: ,.
lie Miss Dda Kennedy Will leave ourii
l. the week for her home in Iowa
= Mrs. w. S. Davidson of Bohemian vi
lie tied during the holidays with LiVln
30 ston relatives.
"a otto Iemm has gone to Brainero
i. receive surgical treatment at
8 Northern Pacific hospital. A.
. Rook-keeper L. S. Taylor or the MO
: tana Coal & Coke company came oov
Al | from Horr Saturday and spent Z
week in the city.
IN County Clerk Hudson Of Sweet Ora
county was up from Big Ihhper
rh past week. ns.
.n Conductor and Mrs. ]. d. Brande
" burg of Helena visited with LAWN
- ston friends the past week ira,
=, Editor Walter Aitken OF the Big IL
N her EXPRESS was in tine city Tuesds
on his return from a trip to Iowa
Us Professor L. F. Johnston, principal
"A the. Red Lodge schools was the GU
81 of Livingston friends New years az
al Maurice Bacon came over from Bu
TO attend the bachelors reception
ST leap year party.
w r. Bramble of Big Timber spt
or Thursday in the city
C. Mrs. Maggie Williams was In the
from Cinnabar on visit with irpei
In the first of the week.
Miss Lulu Byrd left Wednesday OF
us visit with friends in the East.
Conductor shaver and wife are ID
fron, a visit with Minneapolis 1rien