The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26

lied. will deem it work we'll done
The State Housekeepers' society met
al the residence of Mrs. George Nichols,
on Black street, on Monday afternoon
The subject of the meeting was Enter
tainments." Quite q number of talks
on the different features and phases of
the subject We're given, as well as sew
eral papers read. The programme was
as follows: Talk on the Art of Enter
tanning" Mrs. Aud, the secretary of
the society: paper on Breakfasts, Din
nerS and Teas" by Mrs. Thomas Lewis:
paper on Table Etiquette for Children
and Adults" by Mrs. II. +. McNaugh-
ton; paper "On the Duties of Guests to
the Hostess" by the president, Mrs. S.
NJ. Emery. After the programme and
discussions on the various papers and
talks, parliamentary drill was INDUCED
in for about 10 minutes. The subject of
permanent meeting place instead of
the present system of meeting at differ
ent private residences was then brought
up for a few minutes. The meeting
was attended by about Is members of
the club, who profited by the well-writ-
ten papers and interesting talks of the
ladies named on the programme. The
next meeting will be at the residence of
DR.. Foster the first Monday in January.
On Saturday night last Mr.. and Mrs.
W. w. Wylie gave a party for the pur-
pose OF having reunion of all who
were with Mr.. Wyle's transportation
j
summer. very pleasant evening was
passed. by about 40 of those who had
spent most Of the summer travelling
from one end of Wonderland to another
pointing out the places of interest to
the citizens of the effete East, and
tending to the physical and bodily
wants of people from all parts of the
world. The programme consisted of a
number of selections of music by the
Waters family who are we'll known in
Bozeman for their musical proclivities
and the delivery of toasts, on various
subjects, an original poem by Mr. Wy
lie, "reminiscences of each and all of
their various trips, adventures and mis-
fortunes. and the reading of letters from
those who, through force of circum-
stances, were unable to attend. Re
freshments of dainty and pleasing
character We're served during the course
OF the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feron Mack entertained
a number of friends at their home on
Church street last Thursday evening
The party was in honor of the twenty
fifth anniversary of the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack. A very pleasant
and enjoyable evening was passed by
all who We're fortunate enough to be
present. The congratulations and pres
ents We're of such d character as to
bring back TO the minds of the two,
who had passed a quarter of century
in the bonds of wedlock "reminiscences
of the day when they We're first made
man and Wife, and commenced their
journey together down the pathway of
life, through sunshine and shadow,
storm and fair weather of life's uncer-
tain moods.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Ryon, formerly of
Bczeman, and now of. Flushing, N Y,
are the happy parents of a daughter
bern about a week ago. Mr. Ryon is
now in business, leaving the inStruc-
tion of youth to be carried ON by others.
Last Sundays edition of the Stand
ard, the Christmas number, met with a
hearty welcome in Bozeman. one and
all declaring that ii was one which the
staff could feel proud of, and the only
regret was that there We're not more
copies available. Copies We're bought
and sent to all parts of the East and
West and some to Europe, by its ad-
mirers to their friends.
Governor Robert j. Smith spent Mon
day in Bozeman.
Miss Dottie Pangle and William
Bigelow We're united in marriage by
Rev. Mr.. Attebury of the Baptist
church on Wednesday afternoon last at
the ranch of j. Matthews, a few miles
south of town After the ceremony a
dinner was served to the numerous
friends and acquaintance of the bride
and groom, and a reception was given
on Saturday by Mrs. BigeloW, mother
of Mr.. Bigelow Miss Pangle is a young
lddS VINO mas Deen IN tne valley ever
since she was 4 years old. and is quite
Montana girl, and Mr.. Bigelow has
resided in the vicinity of Bozeman for
number of years The happy couple
we're the recipients of many valuable
and pretty presents.
The Sons and Daughters of Pioneers
elected officers last Friday as follows:
President. Miss Margaret Anderson.
vice president, Mrs. Congdon; secretary
and treasurer, Lester Piersdorff.
Eugene Hoffman has returned from
the East in order to spend Christmas
with his parents in Bozeman.
r. +. Sanborn of Manhattan, was in
the city the last of the week.
c. a. Simpson of Missoula registered
at the Bozeman on Sunday last.
T. /. Sappington of Sappington, came
up for a short visit on Monday.
Eli Adkins of Pony, was in the city
on Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. O. L. Chisholm has recovered
from her long spell of sickness and is
able to be out again.
Fred L. Kruse of the Burlington Rail
road company was in Bozeman on bus
mess Thursday.
Director Emery is still unable to get
around. but is reported as being much
stronger in health.
w. S. Hartman went to Helena on
legal business Thursday.