The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-25
In Bozeman.

Bozeman, Sept. 24.-The residence of
Mrs. ]. p. Martin on Grande avenue
was profusely decorated with Bozeman's
most beautiful flower. the sweet pea,
on Thursday afternoon in honor of her
guests. A large company of ladies spent
a very enjoyable afternoon discussing
the topics of the times at Mrs. Martins,
and during an intermission in the con-
versation refreshments, consisting OF
chicken croquettes, peas and timbels
Saratoga chips, sandwiches, ice cream
and cake, coffee and chocolate, were
served to the guests. They were Mes
DANES II. NJ. Pierce, Joseph Baker, Per-
kins, Cooper, Congdon, Gardner, Be-
nepe, Owenhouse, E.. b. Lamme, Arm
strong, L. A. Luce, o. p. Chisholm, I.
Rea, Davis. Emery, Haas, ~Traphagen,
Sherman Phillips, Farr, f. g.. Il. Hill,
Nichols. E. C. Kinney, H. b. McCay'
Peter Koch, William Award, Cleave-
land, Moger, McLane, Van Tassell,
Hoffman, Doane, T. Lewis, Walter
Cooper, Mackenzie, Flowers, w. S. Dav-
idson, DER, Lester S. Wilson, H. A.
Fielding, F. A. Fielding.
The wedding of two well-known n
popular young people or the Gallatin
valley took place on Monday morning
of this week, when Walter Beck, son OF
the late william Beck, and Miss Eta
Wilson were married. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. Father Coop
man at the Catholic church on Prohi-
bition row. The bride was very hand
somely dressed in a dress Of white bro
caded satin, trimmed with white rib
bon. and carried a very handsome bou-
ouet of flowers. The bridesmaid was
Miss Hattie Street, Albert Border act
ing as best man. Although the wedding
was a private one, there were quite a
number of the many friends Of botn the
young people present at the ceremony.
The happy couple left on the evening
train for Butte en- route to Salt Lake
City, and then a short trip through some
of the principal Eastern cities.
Miss Maud Martin entertained a num-
Der of her friends on Friday evening al
her home on Grande avenue to a Tit
erary-photographic' party. The test was
to make known each indiVldualf
knowledge of photographs, what they
represented. or the people whose like
ness they portrayed, the most successful
guesser being presented with a hand
some photograph album to put amateur
pictures in. After several hours OF un'
interrupted fun the young people Wer'
served with ice cream and cake ant
coffee. The following were present
Misses Blanche Mackenzie, Alice Gage
Eta Davis. May Maxey, Leah Morris
Margaret Davis, Edna Robinson, Stelli
Flowers. Nora Robinson, Ola Ruffner
Ida Mack, Alice Lewis. Shaaf, Harkins
CantwelI, Corbett, Brewer, Travis
Nutting. Winnifred Kinney, Blanch
Cleaveland. Kinney; Mesdames Ro,
Martin, Van Fleet. Sallie Dean, an
Messrs. Leslie Gage, John Walsh, Elme
Ray, Roy Martin, Roe Emery, RobeT
Chisholm. Will Simons, James Martin
Q. w. Jackson. Dean Professors Con
leigh. Shaw, Mccormick and Currier.
on Friday last a number or the mos
intimate friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Myro
E.. Ferris went out to Ferris tic
Snrings TO help them celebrate the 13t
anniversary of their wedding. A Yer
ENJOYABLE afternoon was spent at tn
pIeasant resort. the party returning II
carly part of the evening to town. III
following were among those who weI
out from town: Mr.. and Mrs. o.
CHISHOLM and Miss Alice Chisholm, NJ
and Mrs. George der. Mr.. and Mr.
John A. Luce and Miss Gertrude Luc
Mrs. May, MI. and Mrs. Il. Il. Stor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fielding, Mr.. ar
Mrs. Henry Fielding. Mr.. and Mr.
walter Cooper and Miss Marion Coope
Mrs. Welch, Mrs. e. b. Lamme and NJ
Austin.
A dance was given in the Armory ha
last Friday night after the usual wee
Iv band concert. The event was
honor of Charles Chisholm and FIR
Wilson, members of the old Maverit
club. who were to leave for the East [
the winter the first of this week.
very nice and enjoyable little dan
was given, continuing until a late hou
The Ladies' guild of the Episcop
church met at the rectory on Wedne
dav afternoon for the purpose OF elet