The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-23
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of the refreshment tables consisted OF
roses and rose leaves tastefully arrang-
ed. while the refreshments were shrub
and marguerites. The following la
dies were present: Mesdames John
A Luce, f. B. Lamme. NJ. L. Ferris.
L. A Luce. Walter Cooper. Wilcox.
Davidson. A. Macintosh, A. 4. Da-
wilson. May. Award. Lester Wilson.
Chisholm, Hoffman. Doane. Philips.
Byron Story. T~raphagen. DER. Nelson
Story, ST., Breckenridge. Armstrong.
Marshall. Nichols. Kenyon. w. r. c.
Stewart. II. p. McNaughton. O.. ID.
Pease. II. c. Cockrili, T. NJ. Pierce, z.
r. Cockrfll, b. T. Stanton. Charles
Fell. Kirk, Burkett, Ed Ellis. Flow
G. NJ. Chamblis. H.. II. Williams. Nc
Lean, Wylie. Kinney. Rea, J. p. Martin.
James Martin. Emery, Haas. +. Il.
Lewis, Ruffner, J.. l.. Stats. Charles
Ruffner. Howard. Lester Ruffner, Ed
SAIL. Ella Williams Inc Wynne. Miss
es Bogert. Mckee. Harkins. Martin.
Flowers, Mckenzie. Gage. Luce. Ferris.
ma Robinson. Ruffner, Norah Robin
son, Carlisle. Mary Gardner. Lewis.
Matte Gardner. Davis, Butler. Rick
man, Corbett, Brewer Lucy Kinney.
Nutting. winnifred Kinney. Farr. May
nard. Cuxad. Mason. Rowell and Bal
linger.
The State Housekeepers' society met
at their usual meeting place. the guild
rooms of the Episcopal church. on Mon
day Of this week. IL being the first
meeting of the year. Mrs. Thomas
Lewis read a very interesting article
entitled The First Quartz Mill in Mon
tana." She also CAV a talk on kitch-.
en- articles and a practical demonstra-
ton Of the art OF making timbals.
x-birh mara nronn,rnnad hu tho aocfatv
as being very fine. The ladies decided
after taking a vote of the members
present not to continue members OF
the federation Of women's clubs. There
were about IA ladies present at the
session.
Miss Idalfne Mack. county superin-
enden of schools OF Gallatin county.
was married on Monday night to Paul
Davies. deputy clerk of the district
court of Gallatin county. The marriage
was performed by Rev. Mr.. TAFT and
was a very quiet one. there being a.
very few friends and relatives pres
ent to witness the ceremony, which
took place at the home of the bride
on Church street at $3.50 o'clock. The
bride was handsomely dressed in a
wedding dress OF organdie. The best
man was f. ". B~lankenship and the
bridesmaid was Miss Cobb. The house
was prettily decorated with carnations
and evergreens for The occasion. After
the ceremony the newly married cou-
pie and their guests partook of a
bountiful repast. Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Davies left on the midnight train for
Missoula, where they will spend the
remainder of the week. n will be
at home after Oct. "a. Mrs. Davies is
a young lady who has lived all her
life in Montana and a great favorite
among the young people of Bozeman.
and has been a very successful SUPER
intendent of schools. Mr.. Davies, who
for some time past has been a m
of the Bozeman order of Happy
Bachelors, to which most of the eligi-
BILE young men of the vicinity join
when they wish to join the army of
B~epedicts, Is also a young man of en-
viable reputation and popularity.
Last Thursday evening Mrs. Z. j.
Carter entertained a number of her
friends and young people at her home
on Templar avenue. She was assisted
in receiving and amusing her guests
by Miss Aline Anceny, her sister. with
the result that the evening was more
han usually enjoyable i'm every re-
spect. The amusements of the even
ing consisted of a musical programme
rendered by Miss Anceny and several
of the guests, ~interspersed with games
of various kinds, and ending with re-
freshments of a dainty and delicious
character. The following aides and
gentlemen were present.: Misses Hat
tie Street. Stella Flowers. Kinney. Par
kins, Winnifred Kinney and Cozad, and
Messrs. Ernest Edsall. Kinney, Will
Simons, H.. III. Howard and L. l.. How
ard.
The production of Lincoln j. Carriers
Chattanooga" OF Saturday night last
was excellent in every respect. 1t was
played to a full house, which is no ex-
ception since Mr.. Cutting has had
charge of the opera house and got the
best troupes on the route. The people
of Bozeman are getting to be theater-
goers like they used to be in the days,
or rather nights. following the OPEN
ing of the opera house.
Mrs. w. s. Davidson entertained a
few friends at her residence on Lamme
street on Wednesday afternoon in hon.
or of Miss Rowell of Livingston. who
is visiting her for a few days. A very
pleasant afternoon was spent in social
conversation. ending with Refreshments
of a dainty character being served to
the following ladies': Misses Carlisle.
Alice Cage, Blanche Mackenzie. Maui
Martin, Gertrude Luce, Cantwell, Eta
James Keown.
A few of the intimate friends Of
Miss Maud Martin were entertained by
her on Tuesday evening of this week
to a quiet game of whist at her home
on Grand avenue The seductive game
was played for several hours by the
young people, and at the close of the
games refreshments, consisting of
sandwiches. olives. popcorn and choc-
olate. were served to the following
guests: Misses Eta Davis, Rowell,
Flowers. Gage. Mackenzie, Margaret
Davis and Messrs. Elmer Ray. John
Walsh, Cobeleigh, Mccormack. Eu-
gene Hoffman, Leslie Gage and George
Cox.
Mrs. Traphagen gave a reception on
Monday afternoon of this week in hon.
or of Mrs. Breckenridge and daugh-
ter. who were visiting in Bozeman, en-
route to Maine from California. The
event took place at the home of DIR.
and Mrs. Traphagen on Capitol hill.