The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-30
In Bozeman.


given last Friday afternoon by Mrs.
j. w. kirschner at the pretty family
residence on Central avenue, to about
$50 ladies. The reception, which lasted
from 2:30 to 4. was in honor of Mrs.
Patterson and Miss Patterson. Of To-
peka, Kansas. Mrs. Kirschner's mother
and sister, who have been visiting for
some time in Bozeman. The house was
very handsomely decorated for the
event. and lit up with candles and
lamps adorned with shades OF many and
various colors. giving a very pretty
effect, especially to the guests who came
directly in from the day light to the
brilliantly lighted and highly perfumed
apartments. The floral decorations con-
sisted of carnations. smilax, palms and
ferns tastefully arranged IN the several
rooms. The refreshments were very
dainty n consisted of ice cream and
cake, sailed almonds. marguerites,
candies, chocolate and coffee. Mrs.
Kirschner was assisted by Mesdames
Tudor. j. p. Martin. Joseph Baker. f.
Il. Lamme, and Mrs. L. s. Wilson, while
Miss Lena Armstrong waited on the
guests at the door, and Miss Mary
Waters assisted with the refreshments.
The following ladies were among
those who were invited to the recep-
ton:
Mesdames F. X. Armstrong. f. B.
LdfnIne, II. M. reTTlS, w. w. AiucTSou,
j. T.. Martin, Lester s. Wilson. ]. p.
Martin. Davis Wilson. Van Allen, F.
a Allen, Walter Cooper, H. A. Field
ing. o. p. Chisholm, Z. ]. Owenhouse.
+. A. Fielding. +. L. Benepe. b. T. STAN
ton, Z. II. Fisher. @. Dier. c. Soper, j.
Baker, w. L. Perkins. II. Stone, w. NJ.
Award, s. Phillips. c. ". Hoffman. NJ.
Doane. Hunter, r.. F. May, ID. w.
Mackenzie, N. Story, w. S. Davidson.
~ Story Ir T. ma yidgnn II r.
Story. A. K. Yerkes, w. S. Hartman.
w. A. Tudor. c. s.. Hartman. L. A.
Luce. Henshall, Robinson, j. A. Luce.
X. Finley, c. Ruffner, o. Van Tassell. I.
Lewis, T.. NJ. Pierce, G. d. Pease. Pin
ney. II. p. McNaughton. S. II. Shearer,
Leonora Wilson. @. II. Safely. Harmon,
Conrow. Kirk, w. r.. C. Stewart. f. r.
rill. wylie. Kidd. Maclean. Gard-
ner. Clifford. Macintosh, T. H.
Rea. r. f. Martin, Z. G. b.. Hill.
Waters. Holloway. Trsphagen. Koch, j.
T.. Boyles, Z. Ellis. Mckay. Frazier,
Maynard, A. ID. Maynard. Harmon.
Steele. Eckenbeck. Foster, Chamblis.
Lester Ruffner. Schmalhausen, Rich.
Taylor. c. z. Sutton, Vaughn. G.. WILL
SON., Freeman. ]. NJ. Robinson. J.. l..
Patterson. Randall. Tilton. Higgins.
Nichols. Keown, Bowers. Hammond.
Cook. Wells. Tracy. R~inehardt, Maxey.
Burkett. Brown, Flowers. Marshall. ].
N. TAFT. Bennett, J.. s. Mendenhall.
Elizabeth Lamme. Featherston. Ken
yon, and Misses Mackenzie. Harmon,
Calvin, Martin. Stewart, Wylie, Luce,
Carlisle, Bogert, Ferris, Mary Gardner.
Matte Gardner. Bertha Maynard. May
Maxey. Miles, Peck. Ollie Jones, NJ. E.
Cantwell. Travis, N Robinson.
Edna Robinson, NJ. Anderson, Adelia
Luse, Alice Gage. Frace Stanton, Belle
Stanton, Flowers. Mckee, Harkins.
Knight. Cameron. Rowell. Jeanette
Cameron, Cummings and Rebecca
Stevenson. Edna Peck.
On Friday evening Of last week there
was a large mass meeting In the opera
house. This meeting was given under
the auspices Of the City Union Of
Young Peoples societies, comprising
the Epworth league Of the Methodist
church. m also of the Methodist
church, south, and the Christian En-
deavor societies of the Presbyterian.
Christian and Baptist churches, who
are banded together for the purpose of
e~levating the moral and religious stand
ing of the community. This union has
its regular elected officers, tie president
being Sherman Truscott; vice pres
ident. Willis Westphal; secretary. M.s.
Featherston; treasurer. Miss A. Bran
denburg.
u obJtNl VI III nltttlIk oh iludN
night vas for the rpo Of getting
acquainted with the stu Tents of TIE
college. so that these societies, or
rather the members thereof, might 10
what was possible in the way Of keen
ing these students. both male and t-
male. in the path of righteousness, and
them to attend the churches.
and meetings Of the several young peo-
pies societies. instead of wasting their
time In idle pursuits. The church pee
pie of Bozeman recognize the fact
that when young people are away from
home influences they are not so apt 10
keep away from temptations which
beset the path OF all. but that this
difficulty al be solved to a large ex-
tent by their becoming members of the
City Union. or of one Of the societies
of which IL Is formed. thus becoming
acquainted with the best society in the
city. and taking part in socials and par
ties which occur every week.
The opera house was crowded with
students, teachers. and members OF