The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-20
In Bozeman.

w. L. Holloway of Bozeman to Miss
Lalia Holmes of Butte took place
Thursday evening at p. m. at the
residence of the brides parents, at Az
West Park street, Butte. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. S. c.
Blackiston according to the rites of
the Episcopal church, in the presence
of a few of the relatives and friends
of the bride and groom, when the bride
was given away by her father, DIR.
Holmes. The bridesmaid was Miss
Nettie Strasberger of Butte, and Ar
thur Macintosh of Bozeman acted as
groomsman The bride is the only
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. L. z. Holmes
CT Butte, and for some time past has
been teaching in the Butte public
schools. Mr.. Holloway is one of Boze-
mans leading attorneys and acted for
two years as county attorney of Gala
tin county and is one of BoZeman'S best
citizens. The young couple left on
Thursday night for an extened tour
through Mexico and other points in the
East and South and expect to be gone
about six weeks and will be at home
about the 1st of April. Although the
affair was kept quite a secret. the
young couple were the recipients of
many useful and valuable presents.
Those who were present at the cere-
mony were Rev. and Mrs. Blaekiston,
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller, Miss Eva Stras-
burger, Miss Nettie Strasburger, Ii. H.
Holloway, A. e. Macintosh, Mr.. and
Miss Gillick, Mr.. Coomes.
The Utopia Whist club met at the
home of Miss Estella Flowers on Men
denhall street last Monday evening
Although the streets and crossings
were almost impossible, the attendance
was very large one. Whist was
played for several hours, accompanied
4 49,, .-1. E,Tr-
contrary to the usual manner Of play
ing this learned game. The prize was
won on the part of the ladies by Miss
Minnie Haunson, and consisted of
glove darner, while the sentleman's
prize, which was a very pretty little
stamp case, was secured by Leslie f.
Gage. After refreshments of a dainty
character had been served the COM
pany were treated to several songs by
Miss May Maxey and John Walsh,
which were preatly enjoyed. The fol-
lowing were present: Misses Nettie
Maxey, Haunson. Gage, May Maxey,
Mackenzie, WEIGH, Van Tassell, Can't
well, Luce, Alice Hartin, Mrs. Doane
and Messrs. Patten, Mccormick, Walsh,
Macintosh, Gage, John Luce, Cob
leigh. Meyers. Hoffman. Holloway, w.
Simons and r. Sales.
The Bozeman Camera club held its
annual exhibition in the Academy
building on Upper Main street last
Friday evening. There were over a
thousand pictures taken by amateurs
exhibited, and the four walls in one
large room were covered from the cell
ing to the floor with pictures. The pho
tographs sent from Helena We're espe-
cially good and attracted the attention
of all the visitors, as did those sent by
the Mssoula Camera club being more
than usually fine, the cloud work be-
ing commented on by all Photographs
of every conceivable freak of nature,
grand views and groups were to be
seen. All the work showed a marked
Improvement over that exhibited last
year. much of the work being as good
as any executed by professional pho
tographers. The invitations sent out
by the club to their guests We're very
dainty and neat. The center of the
invitation, which was photograph,
contained the words of invitation, and
around them We're grouped little views
taken by members of the club. The
rooms were crowded with people all
the evening. there being over 300 pres
emit A musical programme was rem
| dered during the latter part of the ex-
| hibition, which was as follows: Reeita-
ton, Miss Luce: violin quartette. Perry
| Chisholm. Mary Waters, Herman
/ Waters: piano. l. Howard. Fred Will
/ son and Rob Chisholm: piano. Misses
I
/ piano, Misses Parkins Mary Walters,
Grace Stanton. Carrie Stats; vocal
trio. Mrs. Brewer. Miss Travis and Miss
! Carrie Stats; vocal solo, Professor
! Currier.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap-
fist church met at the residence OF
| Mrs. w. r. C. Stewart on Thursday
| afternoon. A very enjoyable afternoon
was spent by the ladies, who number
/ about SO.
A valentine party was given at the
! residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
| Cooper on Main street Monday even
/ ing The evening was very pleasantly
passed with whist. The principal feat
ure of the evening, however, was the
presentation of valentines to each lady
and gentleman by little Miss Cooper
| Refreshments of a light and dainty
| character were served to the guests. OF
whom the following is list of those
invited: Colonel and Mrs. Chisholm
! Mr.. and Mrs. Lamme, Judge and Mrs
Luce, Mr.. and Mrs DER Mr.. and Mrs
John Luce. General and Mrs. Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Fielding. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Sanford Ruffner, Mr. and Mrs
A. +. Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ruff
ner, Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ruffner. Mr.
and Mrs Roy Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Gratis, Mr. and Mrs. l. KirtZ. Mr.. anC
Mrs. L. w. Mcpherson, Mr.. and Mrs
A. Braten. Mr.. and Mrs. John Work
Director and Mrs. Emery. Mrs. e. "
Hoffman, Mrs. A. j Campbell of Butte
Lieutenant and Mrs. Ahern. Miss Cal
win, DR.. Jennings, Professor Currier
DR. Whitefoot.
The Young Married Peoples Whis
club were entertained on Monday even
ing last by Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. cockril
at their home residence on Grand ave
nue.. Instead of the usual evening.
whist, the club passed the evening in
manner appropriate to ST Valentine.
day. shooting darts and arrows at
| heart the hestowal of valentines ol
each guest and other amusements IF
similar character forming the prineina
features The house was very prettilt
! decorated with hot house flowers
shipped from Des Moines, Iowa. an
each guest was presented with lii
tie bouquet as dainty souvenir Of n
| event Refreshments We're served dur