The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-01-12

Mrs. Thomas Lewis. Mrs. ID. s. McCas-
| lin, Mrs. T. NJ. Pierce, Mrs. j. II. Tay-
lor and Misses Florence Foster,
Blanche Cleveland, Amelia Hogan,
Blanche Mackenzie and Maud Martin.
The installation of the new ofhcers OF
William English post No. 8. G. A. r.,
and the woman's Relief Corps was
solemnized in the Odd Fellows hall
on Friday evening last, the exercises
being followed by the annual sociable
and supper, always given upon this oc-
casion, by the ladies of the Relief
Corps. This is an event always looked
forward 20 and remembered most
pleasantly by the members OF these or
ders and their many friends. The bean
supper. the army coffee and the paltri-
Otto songs and speeches, with the So
cial evening, all going TO make up an
evening of rare enjoyment The off,
GERS of the post were installed by Com
rade J. M. Lindley and were as fol-
lows: Post commander, A. ]. Edsall;
senior vice commander, Luther Foster;
junior vice commander. j. w. Mardis:
officer of the day. Henry Hellinger;
outside guard, William Wade; surgeon.
r. M. Whitefoot; chaplain, ]. G. Lamb;
quartermaster, w. Y. Smith; adtutant.
B. r. Osborn.
Mrs. Addie Mardis, the retiring pres
then introduced Comrade b. f. Osborn,
who installed the officers of the corps,
as follows: Mrs. Ella Hodson, presi-
dent; Mrs. Mary Hellinger, senior vice
president Mrs. Rosetta Ranmael, ju-
nior vice president; Mrs. Maria Johns
ton, secretary; Mrs. Ella Edsall. treas
urer; Mrs. Addie Mardis. chaplain;
Mrs. Agnes Bowen, conductor; Mrs.
Mary p. Flanders, assistant conductor;
Mrs Emma Cutting, guard: Mrs. Anne
la Lamb. assistant guard.
One of the most pleasant social
events of the week was the basket So
cial given in connection with the in
stallatfon of Bozeman lodge No. 5, a.
o. u. W., on Friday evening. This IL
the largest order in the city, having 1854
members, and they were all present
with their friends on Friday evening,
300 being seated at the first table and
over 100 at the second, to partake of
the bountiful supply of good things
with which the tables were loaded.
After supper was served the tables
were removed and dancing enjoyed un-
til 2 O'Clock in the morning.
The installation services were con-
Quoted by E. NJ. Gardner, foreman Of
the grand lodge. the new officers be-
ing G.. w. Ellis, master workman;
James Vaughn, foreman; A. Adams,
overseer; w. Y. Smith, recorder; +. A..
Maxwell, financier; Philip Dodson, re-
ceiver; H. M. Ogden, guide; S. NJ. Will
son; inside Waterman; Jonas Hender-
son, outside Waterman.
A party of is young people surprised
Mrs. Carrie Hicks and sister. Miss
Conroy, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Conroy on Black street on Fri
day evening last. A very pleasant
evening is reported, the time being
passed with music and games.
lcf m RI srf a crIV-
prised Ed Mcdonald at the ranch home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Mcdonald, one
mile west of town, on Friday evening.
The ride out to this home on the fresh
snow which fell Friday afternoon was
a pleasant feature of this occasion.
Bozeman lodge A. F. & A. NJ in
stalled the following officers on Thurs
day evening hast for the ensuing year,
Past Master E. Brook Martin acting
as insulating officer: Charles e. Fell,
w. NJ; Will G. Fleischhauer, s.. M;
John w. Davis, ]. W.; A. d. McPher-
son, secretary; George Cox, treasurer;
B. F. Yerkes, s. D.; NJ. Langonr. ]. ID. (;
c. p. Upton, s. s.; John E. Bush, ]. s.
the finance committee to consist ~ Z.
Brook Martin. ]. H. Feathsrston ard
J. d. Grosbeek.
The new officers of Western Star
lodge, I. o. o. F., were installed by w.
B. Bessy, d. d. to G.. M, on Monday
evening. They are as follows: r. ID.
Steele, N. G.; A. B. Carow, V. A; p.
Dodson, secretary; E. Folenzer, treas
urer; ]. s. Edwards, war; G. w. Henke,
con-; ]. Fleming. I. c.; A. d. Greasy,
o. G.; E. E. Murray, r. S. to N. G.;
]. H. Harris, L. s. to N. G.; j. w. Mar
dis, r. S. to V. G.; A. H. Mortin, L. S.
to ". G.; v. ]. Bittner, r. S. s.; A.
Bertelson. L. s. s.
Nelson Story and family left for their
winter home in Los Angeles Saturday
morning and expect to be among the
beautiful flowers, trees and foliage OF
their California home on Tuesday next
Byron accompanies his parents to at
tend school near Los Angeles, instead
of returning to Salt Lake, as he can
thus board and live at home.
The Ladies Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church gave a missionary
tea at the home of Mrs. ]. L. Stats
Tuesday. This was in honor of the
20th anniversary of the Board of the
Northwest, about 60 ladies being pres
emit, and besides refreshments, an in
teresting programme consisting of pa
pers upon missionary topics and music
was given.
This being the week of prayer special
union services were held this week, one
night in each of the churches of Bozs-
man, and the interest shown was such
as to pack the place of meeting every
evening.
Mrs F. z. Marshall. art instructor al
the college, gives a costume party and
tea TO the art students and a few
friends Friday evening next. The cos
TUNES will represent authors and book
characters, this promising to be one
of the most pleasant events of the
winter.
Robert Z. Goeretz arrived in Boze-
man Thursday from San Francisco tc
take charge of a pork packing business
soon to be established by the Benepe
owenhouse company
There was a dance on Thursday
evening in Armory hall. given in honor
of Byron Story. who left on Saturday
for Los Angeles, Cal, TO remain for
the winter.
Harry II. Howard left for Butte
Tuesday morning to spend week with
his brother there.
J. ". Stoddard. after a year with
friends in this valley. left for Denver
Col, on Thursday.
Monday last J. d. Radford slipped