The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-06
In Livingston.

! Livingston, Feb. 5.--At the reception
rendered the faculty of the public
schools at the Monical residence Friday
evening, by Professor and Mrs. Moni-
cal, assisted by Mrs. H. ]. Miller, the
host and hostess were presented with a
set of Victor Hugos works and two
elegant oil paintings. The presentation
speech was made by Miss Matte Chap
man in felicitous manner and Profess
sor Monical feelingly responded. The
evening was passed most enjoyably in
literary exercises and the party were
RECALLED with a fine lunch.
At Thursday nights session of the
Women's Relief Corps the various
committees for 1898 were announced by
the president. Rose f. Lawrence, as
folcws Relief, Maggie Yeaton Mary
Shafer, Mary Skillin, Jane Whyatt,
Isabelle Graham: executive. Mary Skill
lin, Emma NJ. Bailey, Mary Shafer
Maggie Yeaton. Eva NJ. Hunter: audit
ing, Eva M Hunter, Maggie Yeaton,
Mary Skillin press, Emma Nj. Bailey;
home and employment, Margaret Cole
man, Florence Ennis, Elizabeth Rae.
Jane Whyatt, Ann Simpson; confer
ence, NJ. Mallahan. Hattie Geer, Eva NJ
Hunter, Maggie Yeaton. Mary Shafer
After the close of the sessions of the
Relief Corps and G. A. r., the mem
bers We're RECALLED with fine lunch
prepared by Mesdames Lawrence and
Yeaton.
Miss Josephine Robinson's pupils
gave a musical at her home on Monday
afternoon, the programme being as
follows:
Piano trio The Sleigh Race" Misses
Fauver VanBrocklin, Clark; piano
solo. Messenger Swallow" Maude
Fauyer; piano duet, Secret Wishes"
Misses Geer and Robinson; piano solo.
'Mazurka Caprice" Florence Ely: piano
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Brocklin: piano solo, Faust Waltz :.
Maude Fauver; piano duet, Birthday
Gavotte," Misses VanBrock1in and
'Fauver; piano solo, Iris" Nellie Van
Brockln.
The funeral of Edith May Sincock
was held at the Methodist church on
Thursday afternoon. and was largely
attended, the members of the Good
Templars' order turning out in a body.
The pallbearerS We're six young men,
classmates at school of the deceased.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. Villas to the wedding of
their daughter, Josephine Mae Robin
son. and Fl. j. Horn, jr.. which is an
Dounced to take place Feb. Is. at $3.50
p. m, at St Andrews church. Mr..
Horn is superintendent of the Montana
division of the Northern Pacific.
The marriage of DIR. G.. A. Cherigny
and Cora Blackburn at Butte, Monday,
is of interest in Livingston, where the
bride resided for a number of years
The Christian Endeavor society held
birthday social at the Congregational
church Friday evening
A daughter was born Tuesday to the
wife of Joseph Lowery.
The ladies of the Women's Relief
Corps will give dance in their lodge
room Ireb. 10, for the benefit of the
Soldiers home at Columbia Falls
John Arko and Jafefa Goryup of AL
bridge have obtained a license to we'd
The annual ball of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen will occur at the
opera house Feb. 22.
A daughter came to gladden. the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sorenson on
Sunday last.
Mrs. f. O. Railsback of Billings.
grand worthy matron of the Eastern
Star. is in the city on an official visit
George Mueller and wife departed on
Wednesday for Juneau.
Miss Flora Hardy of Minneapolis is
visiting al the ranch home of Mr. and
Mrs. Skillman.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Lowery is visiting friends
in Livingston.
:. NJ. Nye was over to Butte Tues
day, where ne was one of the class of