The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-27
In Bozeman.

tIi ~ Nlt VI h"S
partment of the Agricultural college of
Montana, in the Academy building last
Friday evening, was one of unusual in
terest. The recitals given by this de-
part. ent are always enjoyed by lovers
of Instrumental music and good sing
ing, and as a general rule are well pat
ronized by those who are fortunate
enough to be able to attend. The pro-
gramme of last Friday evening was a
very enjoyable one, and the rendition
Of the several selections, both instru-
mental and vocal, reflects great credit
upon the teacher of the department,
Miss Calvin. who is an interchangeable
worker for the success of her students.
Many of the selections were encored
and all were greatly applauded. The
following was the programme for the
evening:
Polonaise. Grace Nichols, Ernestine
Nichols; Minuet i'm f. fiat. Miss Beat
rice Freeman: nocturne, Miss Ernestine
Nichols: Cinderella Gavotte, Beulah
Yerkes, Paul Yerkes; serenade tpas-
t~orale). Miss Janet Van Allen; THE
Promise of Life vocal, Mrs. l.. $.
Wilson; mazurka, Mr.. Fred. Wilson;
La Chase. Misses Gertrude Moore and
Nina Hanson; Caprice Heroique, Miss
Carrie Stats; Der Wanderer," vocal,
Professor Currier; Bolero, Spanish
dance, Miss Nora Robinson, Miss Hat
tie Parkins: quartette, Miss Hattie
Parkins. Miss Carrie Stats, Miss Grace
Stanton. Miss Mary Waters.
DR.. II. 6. jennings delivered on
Thursday evening the fifth of the
course of free lectures given by the
college faculty this winter at the Chris
tian church. The subject of the lee
ture was Naples" and the doctor inter-
ested the audience, which was an ex-
ceedingly large one. with his graphic
descriptions of this pretty and yet dirty
city of the Mediterranean. The lecture
was illustrated with n number of views
given with the aid of the s~tereopticon.
A very enjoyable party was given at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Southworth
last Friday evening. The party was a
surprise gotten up In honor of Mr..
S~outhworth. who celebrated the thirty
seventh anniversary of his birth on
tina day. The evening was pleasantly
spent with games n other amuse-
ments, ending with dainty refresh
! ments being served to the guests, of
whom the following is a list: Mr.. n
Mrs. Bird. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis, Mr.. n
Mrs. Schiermier, Alonzo and Harley
Trent, Mr.. Quaw. Misses Jean. Minnie
and Lutte Quaw, Messrs. Harry Beim-
straw. Benepe. Chavey and Gudgell.
The Maverick club gave their semi
] IllpIliAllg III iosi iido 'NNAih III
the Armory hall, n as usual a very
enjoyable evening was spent by the
members and their visitors. There We're
about thirty couples present at the
dance.
A small and impromptu dance was
given in the Armory hall the evening Of
ST. Patrick's day, when about fifteen
couples enjoyed quite a pleasant little
dance.
A dime social was given by the MEM
bers of the Epworth league at the home
of Miss Hattie Street on Babcock street
on Thursday evening. The evening
was very pleasantly passed with games
of many and various kinds, all of a
very amusing and enjoyable character.
Refreshments were served to the men,
bers of the league and their friends
during the course of the evening. There
were some forty people present.
Col. and Mrs. Chisholm gave a tea
party to a number of their friends at
their residence on Central avenue on
Thursday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Baptist
church met at the home of Mrs. Ander-
son on Church street Thursday after
noon. a very pleasant afternoon was
spent by the ladies discussing church
and other matters.
The w. c. II. sent some thirty pounds
of useful things to the Soldiers home
this week.
Mrs. James A. Johnson returned
from a visit to Iowa last Friday.
Miss Peck was a visitor in Livingston
last week.
Mrs. II. n. Gragg is over from Castle
on a visit TO her mother, Mrs. Mat
thews
Mr.. II. Maynard has returned to the
Madison after spending the winter go
ing to school at the college.
Colonel Malone of the Chicago & Mil.
waukee was in the city last week.
j. G. Mccarthy of Chestnut is home
from a visit East.
+. Myron Ferris arrived from Sious
City, Iowa. last Tuesday.
Louis Kreuger has returned from q
winters visit to California.
Walter Davis has gone to take a posi-
tion with Matt w. Anderson near Gable
e. II. Alexander of Helena, an elec,
trician. was In the city last Saturday
on business with Johnson & Mccarthy
&. NJ. Winter Of the Wisconsin Cen
trial was in the city Friday.
Judge and Mrs. Armstrong left Tues
day for Washington. D.. g., where the!
will visit a while. and from there viii
GO south to Florida and South Carolina
returning in time for the next term o
court in May next
Arthur Herring has been on the sicl
. list the rast week
Allan Shay has been visiting friend
and relatives in the city this week. IL
is very much pleased with his new EN-
ployment with Matt Anderson in tn
. minig business.
W. :. Iartman made n visit to Hell
ena on business this week.
Henry Filing 81 Virginia City was d
Bozeman on Sunday last.
. G. s. Spar Of the Belgrade store wa
|, I'm the city on Wednesday.
I y. q. Davis Of Missoula registered n
the Bozeman on Saturday.
q. r. wiltse Of White Sulphu
Springs was a visitor In the city las
r Monday.
Mr.. j. Davidson Of Helena was In tn
; city on Monday.
Miss Cora Haywood Of Whitehall reg
I isteTed at the Bozeman on Tuesday.
Miss Ina Simpson Of Whitehall wa