The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-09-04

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programme presented. which was all
that could ne desired. The entertain
ment opened with a plano duet by
Misses Boyle and Allen which was well
rendered, as were the Instrumental So
los given by the Misses Talbot. Temp
and Allen and H. A. Van Horne.
Mrs. Barstow sang very sweetly a solo,
Good Bye, Sweet Day and Miss Cru
well sang a selection which was heart
lily applauded. Mesdames Barstow and
Tompkins' duet. Friendship dis
played in "a marked degree the high
cultivation Of both voices. H. NJ. Al
lens song. The Sweetest Story Ever
Told was deservedly received with
great enthusiasm. Miss Stella Treat
delighted the audience with a recita-
ton. rendered in remarkably good style.
After the programme was closed the la
dies served ice rear sherbet and cake,
n a social time was spent.
The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Mccormick was the scene OF a merry
Juvenile party Wednesday, when their
little daughter Myrtle celebrated her eth
birthday. The children assembled on
the lawn at 3 o'clock and all had a mer-
ny time swinging and playing games
until 3, when dainty refreshments were
served to the children seated on the
lawn. Several times during n after
o the children were prettily grouped
and kodaked. The following is a list
of the guests: May Lechner, Kate
Matheson, Maude Smart, Teddy Ten
Eyck, Ollie Ten Eyck. Helen McCor-
mick. jay Mccormick. Geraldine PAN
ton, Leilah Allen. Marguerite Stull,
Mary Peters. Mary Hill. Marguerite
Bair. Alberta Bair. Edna Railsback.
Bernice Redding. Mamie Grove, Hazel
Grove, Jennie Grove, Gertrude Grove,
Rose Clark, Helen Rowley. Harriet
Rowley. Helen o'Donnell, Louisa
O'DonneIl. Nell Toole, Francis Rinehart
and Genevieve Boardman.
Mrs. f. j.. Mashaw returned Monday
from a months trip through the yell
lowstone park, in company with Irving
Whitmore, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Had
Of Mullin, Idaho: Herbert Peck of Nee
nah. Wis. and Henry and stephen Haid
Of this city. They went in by way Of
Clarke's Fork. Dead Indian Hi and
Cooke City and returned by way Of
Livingston. n report a splendid trip
and magnificent scenery.
Mrs. q. +. Goddard rave a reception
on Saturday afternoon In n OF her
guest, Mrs. II. II. Mund of Chicago.
which was attended by many old
friends OF the guest of honor. 1t was a
gathering of pioneers Of Billings, and
many were the "reminiscences and allu-
sions to old times. After an afternoon
pleasantly passed In conversation
about 5 o'clock tempting refreshments
were served In the dining room, the
guests being gathered socially aroun
the table. which was charmingly deco
rated with roses and sweet peas. The
guests were: Mesdames H Allen,
Robert Allen. William Allen. Barstow,
Child. Goss, Lamport, Matheson. Pau
! Mccormick. Williams, Whitney. RiXon,
! Sleeper, Misses ane and Minnie Pan
ton.
Little Master Robert Peroe recently
| celebrated his fourth birthday, assisted
by some of his young friends. The
voungsters had a jolly time and paid
their respects TO the tempting dainties
served 10 them. The guests were: Alb
bic and Bernice Deckert, Marguerite
and Beatrice Smith, Kenerth Connolly.
Harry. Charlie and Ed Mann.
Miss Martha Denham, a young lady
who recently arrived from Missouri "a
make her home in this city, and who
is a graduate of the Metropolitan
School of Music. New York city, gave a
! recital at the CONGREGATIONAL church on
Tuesday evening. Those who attended
enjoyed n great musical treat. MISS
Denham possesses a sweet, sympa-
thetic, flexible voice, which SHOWS eNl-
denCe Of the highest cultivation. she
was ably assisted by Miss Talbot and
l. J.. whitney, with Miss Maude Boyle
as accompanist. There was a large AND
enthusiastic audience.
Mrs. II. II. Mund Of Chicago, after {
few days visit with Mrs. o. +. God
dard. departed for home last Monday
Mrs. Mund was one Of the early day
residents Of Billings, when her husband
was cashier Of the First National bank
and her old friends greatly enjoyed
meeting her again. Mr.. Mund is nov
practlcing law in Chicago, and has at
tanned an enviable position at the ba'
Of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. AFRO Battles and Mr.
ard Mrs. Ben Trenholm. who hav'
been enjoying a six weeks outing a
wyoming Hot Springs, returned las
Friday. feeling much better tina whei
they went on their excursion.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Allen and chill
dren and Mrs. j.. f. Free and daughte
are enjoying an outing on Rock creeI
Mr.. and Mrs. A. {. Tompkins an
children returned Wednesday from
delightful camping trip to West Rose
bud lake.
Mrs. David Trait, Mrs. c. NJ. Child
Mrs. c. +. Burton and Mr.. and Mr.
Garvin have returned from an outin
at Hunters Hot Springs.
Mrs. Il. +. Thorns returned Frida
from a visit to Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Gerald Panton and children Re
turned Saturday from a visit to Port
land and the seaside.
Mrs. II. b. Hill and children returne
Tuesday night from Red Lodge.
Mrs. Green, who has been Yisitin
her daughter. Mrs. Lobban, at Burial
Wyo., has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. p. Smith and Mr.
G. W. Robbins returned Saturday frol
Helena, where they attended the gran
lodges Of the 4. o.. L, w. and Degre
of Honor respectively.
Miss Lillian Saule is visiting friend
in Helena.
Hon. Walter Cooper Of Bozema
spent Monday in this city n tbs
proceeded to Red Lodge.
state Treasurer Collins pass
through on Wednesday en- route to u
Omaha exposition.
} Capt. Frank Higgins Of Nilsson
: transferred to the Burlington Wednc
day on his way to Chfckamauga 10 a
tend to the mastering out Of Grigsby
rough riders.
= l.. u. O'Donuell depa ted Tuesda