The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-16

hrke banner were seated Lady Com
msnder Mrs. Short OF the Livingston
Ia o. Il. NJ, Mrs. II. w. Foster, lady
commander OF the Bozeman hive L. o.
II. NJ, and Sir knight Commander
Henry Rice OF Bozeman Tent No. 9
X .. I. NJ. Around the sides OF the
hall were seated the ladies OF the Mac
cabees and their friends and the sir
knights and their friends, besides a
number who could not find seats. stand
ing at various places in the hall. One
OF the best programmes ever delivered
in the hall took up the greater portion
or the evening. and his was followed
py a very sumptuous supper, a very
mt IN appropriate ending to the best
entertainment OF the season Invita-
ions had been extending to the la
dies and sir knights of the order of
and Manhattan. and in re-
spouse the following were present: Mrs.
Short. lady commander: Mrs. Toohie
past lady commander; Mrs. Towne, rec
ORD Keeper; Mrs. Wilson. lieutenant
commander; Mrs. Leopold, finance
Keeper. and Mrs. Ed Bailey, Mrs, AL
lie Bailey. Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Gier
and Mrs. Copp Of the Livingston hive,
ana Mrs. Edwards of Lombard. a men,
Der OF h Bozeman hive. There were
over 300 people. counting the ladies and
sir knights. present. The following
programme was rendered: Operatta.
Maccabee children: piano solo, Mrs.
Peats; recitation, Mrs. Wilcox: vocal
duet. Schurmeyer and Davis: violin
duet, Burkin and Traveuer: paper.
Mrs. Tracy; solo. Miss May Maxey:
recitation. Miss Luce: cornet solo.
Louis Howard: paper. ]. l.. stats:
n John Walsh; chorus, sir knights.
A musical recital was given in the
chapel of the agricultural college by
the members of the musical depart
ment on Thursday afternoon. A very
pleasing programme was rendered and
consisted OF both vocal and instru-
mental music. The chapel was filled
with students and visitors from the
city: The following programme was
rendered: Moorish Dance" Kaiser.
Miss Beatrice Freeman: Invention
Bach. Miss Grace Stanton: Fen Fol-
let, Durand, Miss Gertrude Moore:
Album Leaf No. g." Grieg. Miss Hat
lie Parkins; 20 Loving Heart. Trust
the Mountain Spring" Bohn, Miss
Mary Waters: Caprice Heroiaue." !
Rolling. Miss Blanche Flowers: THE
Market Maid" Bohn, Miss Janet Van
Allen. "
The well-known Utopia whist club
which had its birth I'm the whist fad
wnlch look Bozeman by storm last
1900 "a W DE as DODllar as
ever again this winter. The list of
members has been revised by the pres
ldent. Mrs. Doane, and the ladies of
the clup who were members last year.
X was found on going over the list
mat three of the gentlemen. Messrs. |
Holloway, Mckee and Macintosh, and
three oil the ladies. Misses Van Tassell.
n WEIGH, had been married.
Messrs. Maxeiner and Maynard.
are away. one with the signal corps.
Maxeiner, and one lady, Miss Net
tie Maxey. are spending the winter in
III there is one fault that
cannot be overlooked by the club il
Is matrimony. and the penalty is ex-
pulsion from its sacred precincts. All
other wrong doings are overlooked,
but this one never, and yet the expul-
sions go on. The club held its first
of the season as the guests of
the president, Mrs. Doane. at the res
of Senator and Mrs. c. w. Hof-
man, on Thursday evening of his week.
when the usual enjoyable evening was
spent in whist. The following Is a list
the members of the club for this
season.: Misses .Cantwell. Davis. Fer
Flowers. Gage, Lewis, Luce, Mar
tin, Maxey, Mackenzie, Ruffner and
Mrs. Doane. Messrs. Cobleigh, Cox.
Gage. Hall, Hoffman, Jackson, Nc
.ormick, Patton, Ray, Spar, Shaw
and Walsh.
The Women's Literary, Social and
Domestic society met at the residence
Of Mrs. II. Il. Baker on Wednesday
of his week. A number Of
he ladies were present at the meeting
ma a very enjoyable literary pro-
gramme was rendered and the pleas
ant afternoon was brought to a close
by refreshments being served to the
club.
A large basket social was given at
The Brainerd school house last Friday
evening by the school board of the dis
riot. The people from the vicinity of
turned out in good shape and
had a good time in every respect. The
school Is richer by about S45, which
will help very largely to pay for the
.,eseating of the school.
The Epworth league gave a penny
social at the parsonage of the Metho-
list church on Friday evening of this
week. Quite a number of the young
PEOPLE were present and a real good
line experienced.
The Ladies Aid society of the Metho-
list church met at the home of Mrs.
lark On Wednesday afternoon. A
hort literary programme was render
d after the business and other work
vas finished. and the meeting was
'rought to a close by refreshments be-
ng served to the society.
Mrs. G. L. Hogan is over from Lew
stown visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
tory. Mrs. Story and Mrs. Hogan
Will go East together and take in the
)maha exposition on the way.
Colonel Sanders and Thomas Mar ,
were in the city for a few hours :
n Tuesday. They were shown the :
lghts OF the town by the mayor and I
Their friends. I,
Col. T. NJ. Pierce made a trip over
mountain to Livingston on Tuesday.
the same day. r
Messrs. w. L. Holloway, Cobb, Blank Z
nship and Logan returned on Sunday 7
rom their hunting trip up the West i
iallatin canyon. Two deer were kill G
Judge ]. p. Allison of Sioux City. Ia,
rrived his week On a visit to his $
.aughter, Mrs. Myron T.. Ferris, and
ill remain several days in Bozeman r
iking in the Gallatin valley and other a