The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-27
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, March 26,-The beneht
concert given by the Deer Lodge Cho-
raj class in the Presbyterian church
Friday evening, under the personal di-
rection of Mrs. Peter Walton. conduc-
tress of the organization. proved a most
successful entertainment socially and
financially, the noble editice being hllled
to it's greatest capacity with the elite
of the community. The programme
was a long and interesting one consist
ing of vocal and instrumental numbers
and Greek tableaux. Appended is the
programme as rendered:
Part First. Chorus, Forest tes-
tival:" .. Instrumental, "MaZurka
tSaint Sarens.) Miss Mabel Beaumont
3. Vocal solo and chorus, "Hush Little
Baby. Don't You Cry, Miss Edna Reed;
4. Vocal. No one Ever Loved You
More Than /" CJoseph w. STERN. Miss
Mary Cockrell; 3. Violin and piano.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gullette; 6. Vocal, Cru
sader's Love Song" (Pinsuti), Professor
Wolfe: 4. Organ solo, "Allegretto Pas
torale'' LiszD. Mrs. Gullette; 5. Vocal,
Above in Her Chamber tElchberS),
| Mrs. +. Walton; obligato. MIR. Gullette.
Part Two-9. Statue poses-F1gures
from Greek f~rieZes. 1, Dance OF the
MUSES.; >, Night and the Fates; 3, Home
| Scene from the Greeks. 4. Chain Dance;
3, Niobe Group; 6. Three Fates, Three
| G~races-Past. Present and Future; 4,
Bacchus and Bacchantes: $, Sacrifice
of Iphigenia; 9. Death of Virginia. 10.
Vocal solo and chorus, Down on the
Ohio" Miss B~ielenberg, Mrs. Maxwell,
| MIR. Beaumont, MIR. Vaughn; IL. lnstru-
mental. "On Lofty Heights" (Herman
Auer). Miss Coleman: Il. Vocal, The
| Warming Miss Gussie B~ielenberg; Il.
| Mandolin and piano. Awakening of
| Love" "a. +. Worbes), Miss Coleman,
~. FL -. "A Nj .a1, n,I nhn-
| rus. Ballad from the old Homestead"
| Mrs. +. Walton: Is. Vocal, The Days
| Were Sweet in the Summer Time, y
/ Miss Mabel Beaumont. 10. Chorus,
THE Mountain Miners Song
John N. B~ielenberg returned Monday
evening from a visit Of several days
to his stock interests in Northern Mon
tana.
James Coleman. an employe of the re-
finery department of the Anaconda
smelters. spent last Monday with his
parents in this city. returning To his
duties Tuesday morning.
w. b. Rodgers. Esq, and his estima-
BILE wife arrived i'm Deer Lodge from
their home i'm Helena last Tuesday.
Mr.. Rodgers being enroute to Butte on
a professional visit, whence he pro-
ceeded on Wednesday morning leaving
Mrs. Rodgers here for "A visit of "A few
days with friends of this city. While
In Deer Lodge the lduN VIII Dt u
guest in the home OF MIR. and Mrs. X.
Il. Maxwell on Rainbow avenue.
John F. Clague. until very recently a
factor in the business world of this viii
lage. was in town from his present
home i'm Anaconda last Tuesday. Mr.,
Clague has shipped his household be-
~longings To the Smelter city, where NJ
has secured a lucrative position in the
machine shops of the Anaconda com
pany and will take up his new duties
within "A few days.
G. II. Joslyn has returned temporarily
from a business stay of several weeks
to Seattle and other coast cities. Ht
will again visit the Alaskan supply
points within "A short time To Complet
his partially arranged plans for an en-
trance into the mining trade.
Miss Gertrude Wells, amanuensis I,
Il. Il. Maxwell. accountant in the ofiic,
Of the Bonner company, spent last sun
day with her parents in Butte.
Mrs. Eugene Stahl of Juneau. Alaska
who with her daughters Miss Grace
Stahl and baby Gretchen. nave beer
spending several months with her sis
ter Mrs. Lee Haskell and family, hai
gone to Chicago for an extended Visi
to relatives Of the Lake city. Durini
Mrs. Stahl's absence in the East Mis-.
Stahl will make a home in the colleg'
of Montana. where she has taken out
students license in the classical de
partment.
Ernest Moe was on business bent II
Butte several days this week.
Charles Ritner. one OF the best know
and most thorough mechanical en-
gineers in this section. now chief en-
gineer of one of the Ritchie properties
the Spokane-of the Garnet district
was in Deer Lodge this week maxim
arrangements for the removal Of hi
family from this city to their ne'
home in Garnet. Mrs. Ritner and chill
dren will join her husband during TN
early part of April.
Mrs. G. G.. Birdseye Of Avon, who "a
been lying III at the home OF Mr.. an
Mrs. ". j. Bielenberg for several weeks
has sufficiently improved to be X [
her home. where she is rapidly conval
escing after her long confinement.
Mrs. Barbara O'Neill. who las bee
spending several months with her SO
w. II. O'Neill and wife. in Los Angeles
L. expected TO start for her home In thi
city during the first week in April.
DIR. W. NJ. Howsley and family hay
taken possession Of Ryan cottage. O
College avenue. recently purchase
from Professor Ryan. who has settle
permanently in New York.
The sewing circle enjoyed n pleasaI
afternoon at Mrs. home o
Missouri avenue last Tuesday.
photographic communication froi
Narius q. Mignery conveys the INTEL
eence OF his safe arrival in New Ior
: and Of a material Improvement in a