The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-06
In Bozeman.

BoZeman Feb. 5.-On Tuesday even
ing a surprise party, composed princi-
pally of the members of the Utopia
Whist club, met at the residence of
Judge l.. a. Luce for the purpose of
congratulating John Luce on the ami
versary of his natal day and giving him
a surprise. The surprise was real
one, although it was conceived by Mrs.
John Luce. After the first excitement
was over the guests settled down to
whist, playing for points, and at the
games Miss Blanche Mackenzie was
found to have the greatest number of
points for the ladies and was presented
with an elegant little china pin tray.
While John Walsh and Bert Maynard
were the contestants for the gentle
mans prize, Which was eventually won
by Mr.. Ma Aliard, by cutting cards, and
consisted so6 81 china knick-knack tray
Refreshments Of an elegant and dainty
character Mere. then. served, after
which Miss May MaXey. Professor Cur
rier and John Walsh sang several
songs, ending with Kentucky Babe"
and chorus by the company. The fol-
lowing were present: Mrs Doane,
Judge and Mrs. l.. \. Luce, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Luce. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Ahern. Misses Mackenzie May Maxey,
Alice Gage Luce, Haunson. Cantwell.
Nettie Maxey, Van Tassell. Stella
Flowers and Messrs. jackson, Cobleigh,
Walsh. Gage. Ray, Patten. Hoffman,
Myers. Howard Kirk. currier, Potter,
Currier.
Charles r. Hubert died in Bozeman
at the residence of his daughter. Mrs.
Hansen, on Monday morning of
Bright's disease and was buried on
Wednesday afternoon from the Episco-
pal church. The late Mr.. Hubert was
one of the best known men in the Gal
latin valley, having come here early
in the year of 1866. He was an old
army man. having served in the war
of the rebellion. where he gained rec
ord of which any soldier might feel
proud. As soon as the war was over
he came to Montana and took up the
pillow in place of the sword and was as
successful as man of peace as he had
been Of war. He was a man of cheer
full disposition. u loving father and
devoted husband. and his loss will be
felt not only by his family and imme-
date friends and relatives. but by the
whole community. At the time of his
death he was a little over 60 years of
age.
The infant daughter of Rudolph Fo-
gel died at the home of its parents,
near Story's mill. last Sunday morning.
Mr. Noge is in the old country visiting
his relatives and Mrs. Vogel. since his
departure. has had quite lot of sick
ness on her hands, ending finally in the
death of the little one.
The Knights of the Maccabees are
having quite an interesting time at
their meetings. They have organized
a drill team which is affordng lots of
fun to the knights and the next can
didate is likely to have a hard time.
The Young Married Peoples Whist
club met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Keown. ON Central avenue, last Mon
day evening. The evening was very
~ l.
many very close games being played.
which made the time pass only too
quickly. At the close of the evenings
play Mrs. 4. T. Davidson was found To
have the greatest number Of points and
was awarded the first prize while &.
Ruffner on the other hand. had secured
sufficient to enable him to claim the
BOBBY prize The evenings entertain
ment ended With light refreshments be
ing served to the guests and members
of the club. of whom the following were
present Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il. GnckriH
Mr. ard Mrs. Hickman. Mr.. and Mrs
g. Ruffner Mr. and Mrs. a. T. David
son. Mr.. and Mrs. keoWn and Miss Dol
lie Patterson and White Caldwell were
the guests of the evening.
An impTomptu dance was given in
the Armory hall last Friday evening
which was attended by a number ~
the members of the Maverick club. as
well as a large majority Of the dance
loving students Of the Agricultural col
lege. who take advantage Of the Friday
night dances whenever il is possible for
them To do 50. The dancing WAS kept
up until after midnight by about -
couples. who all enjoyed most pleas
ant evening.
The annual exhibition of thu BOze-
man Camera club VII be given en- Fr5=
day evening Feb.1l- AZ O'Clock IRA The
te&damy building The exhibit af th=
club ta-t year was very fine aud thefa
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