The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-15

neral of A. Sterling were Silven Hughts
and wife, T. c. Clements, II. A. Conyne
and j. n. Knock, all of Butte.
DIR. A. II. Mitchell made a business
trip to Butte this week.
Mayor Frank Conley and N. J. Bic
lenberg returned from Helena last
! Wednesday evening.
Mrs. A. f. williams, Mrs. c. II. WILL
Jams, Mrs. Edward Scharnikow and
Mr.. and Mrs. w NJ Jordan were en-
tertained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Young and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Simpson north of this city Thursday
last.
President Martin will preach at the
Presbyterian church in this city next
Sunday morning and evening and Rev.
]. G.. Klene will again fill the Presby
terrain pulpit at Great Falls Sunday.
n. p Evans returned last Sunday
/ from a visit to his relatives in Missoula
/ and Hamilton.
Attorney Edward Scharnikow was
| guest in Butte last Tuesday and
/ Wednesday and left on Thursdays
I train for Sprague, Wash.
/ Stenographer Sackett is in Helena
/ this week.
/ c. S. Ballinger, who left Deer Lodge
g few months ago for Anaconda, has
recently accepted a position in Dillon
! as druggist.
William Wilson, jr.. was visitor in
Deer Lodge this week.
| Mrs. w. A. Hensley returned this
week from Kansas City, where she has
been the past two years.
Miss McPhail of New Chicago is visit
ing in Deer Lodge this week the guest
of Colonel and Mrs. Morse.
Some of the young people in the vi
cinity of Race Track will give ball
at Union hall next Monday evening.
March 16.
Major r. A. Allen of Helena was a
guest in town last Saturday and Sun
day
The Junior Endeavor society of the
, Christian church gave a very pleasant
entertainment at the church last Sat
urday evening. consisting of music,
pantomime recitations and tableaux.
Following is the programme rem
dered:
March. "a boys and girls
Chorus-Welcome... .......By CLASS
Tableau-Blind Beggars...... 49,.
Frank Williams, Jay Van Gundy and
Ida Wallace.
Tableaux-Reaper and Flowers.
Katie Van Gundy, Bertha Wood, Lii
ian Williams and Phoebe Van
Gundy.
Vocal solo. Martha Ritner
observation-disclosures ...... e.
Elma and Jay Van Gundy and Georgia
Ward.
Tableau-Maud Muller. .....
........ .Maudie Schurtz
Quartet-Suanee River. ......
Cora Wood, Linnie Young. Hal WILL
Jams and Frank Williams.
The Ten Virgins. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Cora Wood, Linnie Young, Clara Zosel,
lone Bradshaw, Mary Zosel, Maggie
Ward, Mabel Mills. Nellie Butler,
Aria Parker and May Michot.
Recitation. .......... bessie Mills
Pictures.
Two Cousins. .......... ..............
Marguerite Owings and Irene Butler
Mischief. .......... Hallle Johnson
Papa's Pet. Pearl MCGEE
Grandpa ........ .......... Leslie Mills
Policeman.... .............Peter Curn
Present. .Gussie Nalton
Past....... .............Be Bessie Mills
Future. ........ Myrtle MCGEE
Sextet-Jesus, the Little Ones
Friend. ....... ......... ..........
lone Bradshaw, Ida Wallace. Cora
Wood. Linnie Young, Hal Williams.
Jay Van Gundy.
Vocal solo-I Washed My Hands
This Morning. Lucille Williams
Mother Goose Rhymes.
Jack and Gill. Phoebe Van Gundy
Four and Twenty Blackbirds. ......
............. .......-.... FRED Nahtoh
Sing Sing. .................I Irene Butler
Peter. Peter. PumlIin Eater: .......
....... Earle Johnson
Little Bopeep. ........ Lillian Williams
Old Woman That Lived in a Shoe.
......... ........ Marguerite Owings
Man in the Moon. Martha Rtner
Peas Pudding Hot. .Gussie Walton
Dillar a Dollar. Leslie Mllls
Dickory Dickory Dock. Lon Bennett
Tom, Tom, the Pipers Son. Peter Curn
Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary........
......... .....s...''. 'Tedrl mCDee
Rock of Ages. bessie Mills
!
lone Bradshaw, Cora Wood, Nellie But
Ter. Mabel Mills and Bertha Wood.
Song-Home Sweet Home.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. the School
]. II. Duffy and wife were guests of
relatives in Deer Lodge Sunday.
Judge Brantly is holding court In
Philipsburg this week.
II. r. Davis visited Anaconda last
Wednesday.
DIR. ]. III. Owings and ]. A. Johnson
were visitors i'm Butte and Anaconda
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perriman of Drummond
are visiting in the city this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stowe came up from
Garrison this week and spent a day
with friends.
Last Wednesday being Miss Florence
Bien's birthday. her friends, Mrs. john
ston and Miss Carrie Barrett. decided
10 give her a pleasant surprise. The
Young lady was therefore invited to
dine from home that day, which gave
an opportunity to prepare for the large
number of invited guests. The party
was rece lived at the hospitable resi-
dence of Rev. Adam Johnston about
o'clock. where everybody was made to
feel at home. The bright cheerful fire.
fragrant flowers and merry voices made
the evening one long TO be remembered.
The hosts with the assistance or
friends. served a most delicious lunch
con. after which the good nights" were
said.
m RnZE MAN.