The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-13

Koch. l.. s. Wilson. Davis Wilson,
George Wilson. II. II. Turner, CHS
holm, Nelson Story, Nelson Story, Jr..
II. 7. Story. Piney, Soper. l.. A. Luce.
J. A. Luce. James Martin. J. L. Mar
tin, Steele. Thomas Lewis. +. II. Lewis.
Waters, II. A. Fielding. +. A Fielding.
Phillips. May. Award, Hoffman.
Doane. Sutton. J.. c. Aud. Blankenship.
Mclean. Higgins. Rae. Flowers, stan
ton. Kidd. F.. A. Maxwell, Ruffnen Fin
lay. Kirschner. Livingston. Ebenbeck.
Peats, Dixon, DER. Lsmme. Ferris.
Patterson. Gardner, Kenyon. Arm
strong. stats. Quav'. Stewart; Misses
Carlisle. Cameron, Jones, Bogert, Ira
Wis. Harkins. Calvin, Centwell. Brew
or, Corbeet. ~Cleaveland, Gertrude Luce,
Adelia Luce. Martin, Ferris, Patterson
and Ayres.
Mrs. +. A. Fielding entertained the
whist club on Monday of this week.
when several hours of interesting play
was INDUCED in by the guests. who
number about "a.
Misses Ernestine and Grace Nichols
entertained a few of their friends last
Saturday evening at the home OF their
parents on Black street. a very en-
joyable evening was passed. ending
with refreshments.
Miss Mary Patterson n Mr.. Fergu-
son were married OF Wednesday night
of this week.
Miss Lena Wells. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. ii. Wells of Mendenhall
street, was married on Wednesday
night 10 Robert NJ. Esgar. The cere-
mony was performed at the home Of
the bride by Rev. Conner Reese In the
presence of a large number of friends
and relatives of the contracting par
ties. After the ceremony the young
couple went TO their house, which has
lust been completed. in close proxim-
ity to the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Wells.
The presents received by the happy
couple were both handsome and cost
ly and quite numerous. Both the bride
and groom are young people who have
many friends. have lived most Of their
lives in Montana. and are receiving
the congratulations for a long and hap
py life from all.
Miss Rosalind Owenhouse ave a
fancy tissue dress party on Friday
evening at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. ]. Owenhouse. on Cen
trail avenue. The young folks indulg-
ed in dancing until about II o'clock.
when refreshments of a delicious char
acter were served to the young people.
The fancy dresses OF the girls were
made of tissue ape principally and
were very pretty indeed and showed
a great deal of taste I'm the make up.
A prize was awarded to the best dress
ed young lady and was selected by the
boys present.
The usual annual ball OF the Boze-
mar fremen will be given on Thanks
giving night In the Armory hall. The
ball will be n of the usual enjoya-
BILE events in the society annals Of
Bozeman this winter.
n State Housekeepers' society met
in the guild rooms of the Episcopal
church on Monday afternoon Of this
week. The meeting was called "A
Day with Benjamin Franklin" and
each lady answered the roll call with
some appropriate quotation or saying
OF Franklin. A very interesting paper
was read by Mrs. Bull on the Home
Life Of Benjamin Franklin" and Mrs.
Charles Fell read a very entertaining
letter of Franklin written 10 a young
friend on the occasion Of his marriage.
The rest Of the afternoon was spent
with business matters. The attend
anoe was good and the meeting a very
Buc~cssful one in every particular.
N Nuss George II. Nichols entertained
"a fs~ friends at whist on "Wednesday
j night Of this week. Whist was indulg-
ftd in for several hours by the COM