The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-24
OCIETY.

held in in the Guild rooms of the Epis-
ccpal church last Monday afternoon.
The principal event of the afternoon $
program was q lecture by Professor
Jennings of the agricultural college. on
Bacteria, as related to domestic af-
fairs and foods. The lecture was one
of more than ordinary interest to those
who are engaged in the everyday life
of the kitchen, and made plain many
things which heretofore were burden
some to housekeepers. Mrs. j. l.. Pat
terson favored the club with a song
and owing TO the lateness of the hour,
the remainder of the program had to
he postponed until another day. The
ladies each brought refreshments along
with them. and after partaking of quite
a repast all departed for home well
pleased with the afternoon.
General and Mrs. Lester $. Wilson
gave dinner party to the members of
the firm and employees of the store at
their residence on Central avenue last
Tuesday evening A very enjoyable
evening was spent by all present. The
following were among those who We're
invited: Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Philips.
Mr. and Mrs. Braten, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ruffner. MIR. and Mrs. II. A.
Fielding, Mr. and Mrs. +. Fielding,
Miss Nutting, and Messrs. jackson,
Hood, Mckee and Boyies.
Mrs. Garrett l.. Hogan entertained "a
number of friends at her residence on
Templar avenue last Saturday after
noon to whist party. The event was
a very pleasant one, and after num-
Der of games had been played, the
prize was eventually won by Mrs.
Ahern. Refreshments of light nature
were served before the guests left for
their several homes.
Mrs James White and Miss Lille
White entertained quite number Of
fpta lie Loo iaN teyh 90 n ~
pulling party at their home on Lamme
street.
The A. o. l.. w lodge of Bozeman in
stalled the following officers Friday
night: A. A. Adams, +. n. W.. G.. Ora
ham. w. NJ. c.: Frank Beach, fore
Ellis financier; H. BarofslSy, guide;
w. II. Mitchell, l. w; G. l.. Judd,
o. w.
w A. Buzard. who has been teach
ing school at Harrison, returned home
Thursday.
Miss Hopkins of Big Timber came
up from that point on Tuesday.
r e. Butler, the Standard man, was
in the city last Saturday on business.
w Devan of Central Park was in
the city on Saturday.
Sam Sharman, one of the college stu
dents. is very sick with typhoid fever.
Z. c. Kinney of Manhattan was in
the city on Wednesday.
Mrs. Pope and daughter of Red Bluff
are visiting in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Mccarthy of
Chestnut left Thursday morning for
Dubuque. Ia, for a short visit.
Mrs c. d. Powell has returned
from her visit to Murray, Idaho.
Mr.. William Boyles left on Monday
for short visit to New York.
Fl. II. Sappington was in the city
last Saturday on business.
+. j. Lynde of Butte is visiting in
Bozeman for day or two.
Arthur r. Cutting, manager of the
opera house, was dispensing free cigars
to the boys on Wednesday. little son
arrived at noon on that day. Both
mother and son are doing well.
G.. w. Hoffman went over to Pipe
stone last Saturday to look over his
mines in that section of the country.
Mr. and Mrs. f. w Mckenzie of An
aconda are visiting in BoZeman.
W. II. Suffering of White sulphur
Springs was in the city this week on
business connected with the Omaha
exposition.
Judge Armstrong Went TO Boulder
last Monday TO hold court in the place
of Judge Walker.