The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-12

conjunction with the W r. {. the old
] veterans will enjoy a social dinner after
the labors Of initiation.
Rev Mark Fuller, brother 81 G. &
Fuller Of this city. who has been q mis-
sicnary in India for number Of years
preached in the Presbyterian church
last Sunday morning. and in the Chris
tian church in the evening.
Henry AltenbIand returned to his
home in New York city last Tuesday
morning, after having enjoyed a week
of Montana pure air Mr. Altenbrand
thinks there is no place like Montana
nor people like the Montanians.
i The Woman's Social. Domestic and
/ Literary society met at the residence or
! Mrs. NJ. Wisner on Grand avenue last
Tuesday afternoon. The following pro-
gramme was rendered by the members
of the society: An article on The
Origin of the United States Flag" by
Mrs. NJ. Wisner; reading. a Convict 5
Christmas Eve Mrs. Davis; recipe for
"A Scriptural Cake" Mrs. G.. Hoffman.
The programme was brought To a close
by answering and discussing questions
taken from the question box. The
question, is it allowable for woman
10 neglect her work and take time to
read?" was very warmly debated. 50
much so that il was left To be decided
at the next meeting Of the society Be
fore leaving the members of the club
partook of light refreshments. all de
claring that they had spent very
pleasant and profitable afternoon The
following were among those who were
present: Mrs. Newman, Mrs Van
Akin, Mrs. Bulin Mrs. c. Hoffman.
Mrs. Flagle Mrs. Davis, Mrs Wood,
Mrs. NJ. Wisner.
The second meeting Of the Young
Married Peoples Whist club met at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs \. 4. Braten
on Lower Church street last Monday
evening. After a number Of very close
and exciting games the prizes were war
by the following ladies': The first priz
consisted of an embroidered doyle anC
was won by Mrs. Hickman, and tho
BOBBY prize. adarky doll, by Mrs. Les
ter Ruffner. During the evening light
refreshments were partaken of hv the
club. The following members were
present Mr.. and MIS- Lester Ruftner
Mr. and Mrs. James EeoWn Mr.. and
Mrs Hickman, Mi and Mrs. Charles
Ruffner. MI. and Mrs l.. H. CoCxrilI.
Mir and Mrs. A. a. Braten. The guests
q the evening We're Mr. anu Mrs. Ed
The Woman's Relief Corp held ils an
nual election last Saturday evening and
elected the following officers to fill the
chairs FOR the coming year. President.
Mrs. Addie Harper: senior vice Mrs.
Bowen: junior vice. Mrs. Lndley. chap
Wisner conductor. Mrs Lansing:
guard, Mrs. Bindewald. The following
ladies We're selected az delegates e.
the next annual meeting Of the G. A.
X. and w r. Q. in Missoula next April:
Mrs Hellinger, Van TasseI Wisner. al
Mesdames Flanders. Lindley, .
Bowen.
George Chase and Miss Sarah J. Cor /
lett We're Joined together in the holy
bonds of matrimony last Saturday even
ing by Rev. Mclean of the Presbyter-
ian church. The bride was formerly
captain of the Salvation Army IN Bozc-
man and is well known To a number OF
the citizens for her Jealous work for
the cause. The couple left Immediately
after the ceremony for Trail Creek
where they Will reside in the future
\ dance was given in the Armory hall
asst Saturday evening in honor Of the
listing football team from Butte. Tho
lance was gotten up under the aus
)ices of the college boys and girls
About 80 couples spent a very enjoyable
Nening gliding over the Well-WaNcd
iccr of he hall.
Last Tuesday evening the knights oi
'ythias had their usual semi-annuai
lection Of officers Of whom the follow