The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-15
I'm GREAT FALLS.


week and were accompanied with a
pretty little sack containing tn follow
ing explanation:
I'VE send you each a little SAX.
Please either bring or send IL hex
With as many pennies as you re years
old;
We promise the number will lever be
told.
The Ladies' Aid, with greetigs most
hearty,
Feel sure you'll attend your wn birth
day party"
Last evening the church WIS comfort
ably hlled by those who I'D accepted
the unique invitation, andthe assemb-
lage was nicely entertaird with the
Following programme:
Quartet-Mrs. G. o. Mcfarland,
Mrs. o. NJ. Holmes Messrs.
-. ..... libby and Hunt
Vocal solo. Mr. Hawkins
Duet-Mrs. w. +. Brow, Mrs. o.
....... .......... I'm. Holmes
Recitation-'Tom's Little Star.
$50. ...... ... Ms. II. E. Benner
Solo,. ..... Mrs G. o. Mcfarland
Duet-Miss Fannie Ockrill, Mrs.
-. .:...... I'D. L. Willard
Solo-"Ben Bolt" -. IA. c. Coleman
instrumental selectia..... .....
....Prof. Race md Prof. Lorillard
The exercises at tie High school Fri
day afternoon, wher the medals award
ed Charles j. Kullner and Miss Dor
othy Nj. MacLane fdr the best essays on
THE Spirit of rs" were formally pre-
sented by the Montana Society of the
Sons of the Revolution, were very in
teresting. The resident members of the
societ yattended n body and appro-
pirate addresses we're made by officers
OF the society, pupils of the High
school and Others. The event will long
be remembered by those fortunate
enough to be present.
The celebration of st. Patrick's day,
which occurs Tuesday next, promises
to be a most elaborate affair and a
very interesting programme is being ar
ranged for the occasion. There will be
concert, banquet and dance in the
evening, and the proceeds derived from
the sale of tickets for the entertain
ment will be used to improve and beau
tify the new Catholic cemetery. 1t is a
most worthy cause and will be aided by
people of all denominations. The enter
tainment will be given at Meyers hall,
corner of Central avenue and Fifth
street. The programme for the concert
is as follows:
Quartet. Sopranos, Misses McCourt,
Moore, Volk; altos, Misses Helen
Parker, Miller; tenor, c. ID. Slliot;
basso, A. c. Coleman.
Tenor solo, Come Back to Erin"
:.'..''.'.: ....... So. .....R Hunt
Baritone solo. Wearing of the
Green" ........ John F. Kirby
Reilly Futabeous.... ........
........Ned Kelton, Freddy Grogan
Solo, Sweetest Story Ever Told"
....... Thomas u. Green
Banjo selection, High School Ca
diets" ...................J. G. Shovel
German character song Ed Trevillyan
Cornet solo, The Minstrel Boy"
.......... go. William Knight
...................A. G. Coleman
Selection. Observation-Disclosures. G.. Shovel
Solo and chorus, God Save Ire
land ................St. AIMS Choir
The Smelter quartet consisting of
William Hall, first tenor; Thomas Phe-
Ian, second tenor; Edward Trevillyan,
second bass; A. G. Bassaut, first bass
have rendered their assistance and will
give several numbers.
A duet, illustrating Irish character,
will be rendered by Messrs. Trevillyan
and Green.
Mrs. James Donovan and Miss Adde
Spencer have kindly consented TO rem
der a duet.
The ladies of the Altar society will
furnish an elaborate supper in a vacant
store room adjacent to the Ulm house
mitted in store room of the Myers
block.
Tuesday morning Father Dolls will
celebrate high mass at the Catholic
church and the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians will attend service in a body
Mrs. c. X. Schnader of West Great
Falls has returned home from a visit
OF several months with relatives in
Wyoming.
After spending the winter i'm Wiscon-
sin, Mr. and Mrs. A. III. belong have
returned to Great Falls and will occupy
their residence on Seventh avenue
north.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Fox will remove to
Butte in the near future, where Mr..
Fox will engage in business.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Mauer have returned
from brief trip to the Capital city.
Senator Brosnan and son is expected
back from the east Thursday next.
Dr. Elma j. Douglas has arrived in
the city from Colorado and will engage
in the practice of her profession
George A. Wells is expected back
from Los Angeles Monday, where he
has been for the last two months.
Mrs. Pittwood has gone East for a
visit of several weeks with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Fray have re-
turned from visit of several weeks in
California.
Rev. and Mrs. Ramsey have gone
back to their old home in West Vir-
ginia, where they will reside in the flu
ture
A. II. Reeves and Miss Mamie Keel
er were married Wednesday evening
and are receiving the congratulations
of friends.
Judge Lee and Mrs. T. A. Wall of
Kibbey, were visiting friends in town
this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Combs will
spend several weeks in Victoria. b. c..
this spring They will be accompanied
by Miss Pearl.
Lent is being very generally observed
by church people. and as a result mat
tiers Of a social character are not at
tracting any attention.
IN LIVINGSTON.