The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-28
WOODMEN OF THE WORLD
Public Installation of Officers of
the Billings Camp.
YOUNGEST IN THE CITY
The Guests Were Given a Pleasant Even
ing Woodmen Make Excellent
Hosts-Ensign Scott Leaves
for Butte.

Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
Billings, July 26.-On Thursday
evening a public installation of the Of
ficers of the Billings camp of the
woodmen of the World was held at
the lodge room In the Ten Eyck build
ing. This camp. which is the youngest
in the city. has now a membership Of
so, and is increasing rapidly. After the
ceremony had been concluded refresh
ments, consisting of ice cream. cakes
and lemonade. were served. Mrs.
Hungerford and H. NJ. Allen favored
the audience with several vocal solos.
A number of the guests enjoyed a So
cial game of cards, while others infor-
mally conversed. The party was a
most enjoyable one and the Woodmen
mad excellent hosts. The installing
officer was Past Consul Commander T..
NJ. Hungerford. who performed the
work in a highly creditable n
The officers installed were: Consul
commander. w. l.. Linton: advisor
lieutenant. A. G. Redding; manager. II.
H. Deckert: banker. Roy st. John;
clerk, T. A. Williams: escort. s. II.
Salisbury; Waterman, w. ]. Salisbury;
sentry, Frank Bryan.
j. A. Phillips was in from Flat Will
low last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Halbert were
in from Halbert last week.
Ensign Scott, who with Captain
Stanberry established the Salvation
Army in Billings with such marked
success, after al outing in the Big
Horn canyon left on Friday evening to
take charge of the work in Butte and
Anaconda. She is a good woman and
leaves Billings with the respect and
esteem of all of our citizens.
Last Wednesday Mrs. I. c. Armitage
entertained a humble of ladies at her
country home. The ladies arrived IN
the forenoon and stayed all day and
enjoyed themselves greatly. The guests
were: Mrs. 1. d. O'Donnell, Mrs. ]. II.
Goss, Mrs. J.. H. Calhoun, Mrs. Will
liam Bively, Mrs. Crum. Mrs. z. z.
Hastings and Mrs. b. w. Toole.
Mrs. King of Helena. who has been
visiting Mrs. T. c. A~rmitage, departed
Friday evening for home.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. Clement n
children came in Thursday from a visit
to their sheep ranch on Flat Willow.
Olaf Lafversson of Rapids was In
own on Monday.
Miss Matte Hoe will leave for Low
ell, wyo., tomorrow, where she will
have charge of the school.
Mrs. Paul Mccormick will entertain
a few young people this evening in
honor of Miss Bessie Sciarm of Butte.
Jack Seaman returned Sunday from
a visit to Butte. He was accompanied
by Ed Cornwell of Crow agency.
Willis Sanderson or Highfield Is in
town this week.
Sam Mitchell Of Park City is in town
marketing his wool.
Mrs. e. NJ. Hungerford aud children
left his week for a visit IN Nebraska
and Colorado.
o. f. Goddard left for Miles City
yesterday for the purpose of filing a
motion for a new trial in the WEIGH
Geddes murder case.
Mrs. o. F. Burton entertained a num-
Der of ladies or Thursday afternoon.
Delicious refreshments were served.
The afternoon was spent with fancy
work.
A very handsome residence is being
erected or Thirty-first street by Hon.
o. F. Goddard, who will on its COM
move in from his suburban res
idence. Ernest II. Gagnon is tnearchl-
tect n has taken the contract for the
building, which will cost $1,000.
j. ID. Matheson and son Roy went up
on Friday night to Emigrant gulch IN
company with Walter Matheson of
Helena for a 10 days outing.
Mrs. S. F. Morse entertained a num-
Der of ladies Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Carpenter of Helena. Dainty
refreshments were served. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames Boyle. Burton,
Child. Chrysler, Carpenter, Goss. Gal
laher, Holmes, Tamport, Leayens,
O'Donnell, Tompkins and Segur.