The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-13
In Bozeman.

Bozeman, March 12.-The state House
keepers society held their semi month
ly meeting in the guild rooms of the
Episcopal church on Monday afternoon,
at which time a very pleasing pro-
gramme was rendered. The principal
event of the afternoon was the resoly-
ing of the society into three depart
ments, namely: household economics,
literary department and child culture
department, with leaders for each. Mrs.
Emery was appointed to attend the BIZ
ennial at Denver, next June, and give
five minutes address at the meeting.
The meeting was a Dickens day"
meeting, each lady giving some quota
tion from one of Dickens works, and
biography of Dickens and a selection
from odd Curiosity Shop We're also
given. The rest of the programme ar
ranged for the day was not carried out.
The meeting was well attended, there
being about so ladies present.
A surprise party was given to Miss
Myrtle Hasxins at her home on Church
street by number of her young friends
last Friday evening. The evening was
pleasantly passed with card playing and
other games, ending with the guests be-
ing served with dainty refreshments.
The following is a list of those who
were present at the party: Misses
Blanche Lacock, Belle Hopkins, Maud
Wisner, Myrtle Haskins. Bava Smith.
Mabel Bower, Edna Maynard, Ida Lyon,
Hattie Lyon. Laura Luce and Messrs.
Fred Lehrkind. G. T'laherty, Irvine
Maynard, David Williams, Frank Has
kins, Walter Davis. Carl Lehrkind, Wal
ter Lyon. Henry Lehrkind.
The Daughters of Rebecca gave a
very nice social event on Wednesday
afternoon in their lodge room. The
event was one of the most successful
fraternal affairs given in the city for
sometime past The following pro-
gramme was rendered: The History,
Origin and Organization of the Society"
Miss Lentz Mrs. Owenhouse gave two
vocal solos and Miss Kate Sheridan re-
cited two very pleasing recitations. The
refreshments were of an unusually
dainty character and were heartily en-
joyed by the company of whom there
were about so present.
A temple tea was given at the home Of
Mrs. w. w. Wylie Wednesday evening
on the occasion of the visit of Rev. Mrs.
Barnes of Castle, the state president OF
the w C. T. II. The event was really
a reception in honor of Mrs. Barnes,
and was attended by about so persons.
Mrs. Barnes delivered an interesting
address on the Woman's temple in Chi
cago and Mrs. Lester S. Wilson ia
vored the company with a song, as did
Professor Currier. A collection was
taken up during the evening in aid or
the temple fund. which amounted TO
about S25. The evening was brought TO
a close by refreshments of very deli
cious character being handed to each
of the guests.
There is a new society which has been
lately organized among the ladies ana
is called the Tuesday Society, being
named after the day upon which 1T
holds its meetings. The society IS strict
~ a literary organization and meets
every other Tuesday afternoon at the
different members houses.
The Arena Debating society OF the
college gave an open meeting last sat
urday night in the Academy building.
The programme of the evening cor
sisted Of n meek trial in which a lady
sued her husband fer divorce on ac-
count of hts negiecting to supply her
with "A sufficient quantity OF chewing
gum and paying too much attention 10