The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-02-27
In Livingston.

Livingston. Feb. 26.-The Fortnightly
Dancing club signalized the close or
their entertainments for this season by
giving a grand masquerade ball at the
opera house Friday evening. The mu-
sic was furnished by Vests orchestra,
the grand march beginning at 9:3O
o'clock The costumes were varied ana
original and unique. The following list
is believed to be complete:
b. l.. Sperry, Pierrot; A. w. Niles,
EGYPTIAN peasant; j. j. Clark, Irish
gentleman w. Shaw, gentleman; ;.
M. Hungerford, clown; G. A. Caulkins,
Spanish cavalier; Mrs Caulkins, but
terfly: D. A. McCaW, clown; t. a.
Reeves, clown J. Benhaw, Jester,
Vivienne Hunter, Little Bo-Peep; MISS
Hathhorne, milkmaid, Miss +. ELY,
gypsy; Mrs. Hoag, Katie Putnam Mr.
Hoag Spanish knight; Mrs. w. RI.
Campbell. sunfiower, Miss r. A. Nc
Clellan, huntress; Mrs. |. Roth, for
tune teller; Miss Wheatly. Grecian;
Mr.. Talcott, Faust; Mrs. Leard, rain
bow fairy; c. GARNER, jr., summer
sport DR.. S. E. Leard, Turk; X. },
Mcclellan, priest S. T.. Heren, Span
ish matador; Mrs. }. j. tfafh' fancy
dress: Mrs. r. Nj. Mcleod, Red Rid
ing Hood: J. r. King, frog; w. Wood
son. Hottentot. Mrs II. Orschel a
Daughter of the Regiment; Mrs. d..
D. Alton, fancy costume: Mrs. q. w.
Wright. Folly: Mrs. A. w. Miles. Maid
of Athens: G.. w. Wright farmer IL.
McCue, farmer: Berthe Ferte, Grecian
girl: C. l.. Heron, Spanish prince; 6.
d. Ely. Ii Hung Chang: Mrs. c. s.
Hemerlin house maid Nellie Ash,
Kitty: Adelaide Chambers, Martha
Nash: Miss M. J. McDermott. Louis
XIV. costume; Mrs. J. Z. Swindle-
hurst, advocate; Miss Fox. Louis XIV.
costume: Mrs. c. Connop, starry night,
c. Connop, English hunting dress:
Miss S. Rowell. blue label tomato cat
sup: sydney Fox Mephisto; Mrs. Il.
H. Talcott, Florence Baliinger, yalen-
tines; Mrs. r. Ross, japanese: Mrs. ID.
A. McCaw, good luck; Grace Potter,
Fourth of July; Miss Landon, gypsy
W. A. Diedrick. Sir Walter Raleigh;
j f. Swindlehurst, monk: A. F. Leo
pold. brownie: II. Orschel, domino;
| Mrs. A. F. Leopold. Egyptian dancing
girl; Mrs. George Leopold, Spanish
| dancing girl. Miss l. B. Quigley, early
| French empire: Mrs. j. r. King, rose;
| r. M. Mcleod, Dutchman; w. f.
| Thompson, bear: d. j. Rose, justice;
| H. s. Masters, Arabian knight; DR., r
| NJ. Leslie. George Washington; Mrs. j
| F. Keown, gypsy fortune teller }. +
| Keown, Mephisto.
The annual ball and banquet of the
| Brotherhood of Railway Trainmer
| which was given at the opera house or
| the night of Washington's birthday
| was a spirited event and full of enjoy
| ment. The attendance was away De
! yond that of any of these annual event:
| heretofore held. l.. t. Dahoney ant
| Mrs. w. n. Cook led the grand march.
At the recent teachers examination
| held at the office of Miss McDermott
the county superintendent. the follow
| ing class wrote for certificates, viz.
| Mrs. J. L. Poorman, Mrs. j. ID. Baker
the Misses Mary Johnson. Pearl Baker
Mae Woodland. Hattie Adams, Mar,
| Bean. Emma Coleman, Alfrieda Koch
| ler. P. II. Gaffney. Mabel Stevens, JOSH
| Reichman and Hattie MeIntosch.
Hon. H. s. Hepner of Helena deliy
| cred lecture at the Methodist churcl
last night on the subject and aims o
the Woodmen of the World. his subjec
being Fraternity
| The Washington birthday ball a
| Cokedale Tuesday night under the aus
| pices of Mrs. J. J. Goleman's dancin
class is reported TO have been the mos
recherche terpsichorean event in tn
| history of cokedale. The attendanc
was just right for full enjoyment @
the occasion The music was furnishe
by r. Lamartine. violin, sam NEe, Jr
piano, and John Graham, cornef
The Lenten began Wednesday at -
Andrews church and services will con
tinue daily during Lent.
| Mrs. J. \. Bailey entertained q n1ul