The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-02
In Billings.


Billings, Jan. Miss Mae Toole was
hostess at "A very pleasant and socia-
BILE little hop on Christmas eve, the
affair taking place in the Toole 4;
Vaughan warehouse, which was taste
fully decorated with bunting and ever
green and made an excellent impromp-
tn ballroom. Mrs. Toole and Miss Mae
received the guests, and by o'clock
the room was well filled with merry
dancers. Keeping step to the enticing
music provided by Warmers orchestra.
Shortly after midnight the party broke
up. Those who participated We're:
Misses Lillian Allen, Carrie Bennighof,
Maude Boyle, Love Champion, Grace
Church, Lois Fagaly, Tessie Fisch,
Marion Goss, Maud Gruwell. Lucy HaV-
iand, Ida Lamport, Lille Linton,
Prudence Miller. Marshall Edith Math-
eson, Beatrix Matheson, Ottilie Mead,
Mcconnell, May Mccormick. Alice Nc
Cormick, Beulah Mickey, jamie Preuett,
Lillian Reynolds, Laura Reid, Kate
Rademaker, Ida Schmudlach, Clara
Schmudlach, Harriet Stebbns, Beuiah
Steinhauser, Edith Walk and Alice
Walk; Messrs. w. o. Alien, i:ot.ert Al
len, Hugh Babcock, Louis Eabcock,
Bailey, Carper, Cooper Chapple,' Farrell,
James G. Fraser, Jack Fraser. Ed Fra
ser, Theodore Griggs, Arthur Hart,
Hopkins, Hathhorn, Henry, w. NJ
Johnston, J. FL. Johnston, w. p. Math-
eson, Lee Mains, VIII Morse, William
Mccormick, Paul Mccormick, jr., Jay
Mccormick, Orrin Mickey, Charles Or
rem, Purcell Refenrath, Bruce. Rem
wick, Percy Smith, Seaman, Sayers,
Leon Shearer William Shearer. Her
bert Van Horne and Charles Whitney
The members of Ashlar lodge, No.
80 A. +. q A. M. and Edna chapter,
No. ), O. E. S., held a joint public in
stallation of officers last Monday even
ing, st. Johns day. After the impress
sive ceremony of installation by Past
Master Chapple, those not Master Mas
ons retired for a few minutes, while
some of the secret rites of the order
We're in progress, after which the Ia
dies and visitors returned, when the
Eastern Star officers were installed by
Mrs. Lucy Railsback, NJ. w. grand ma
iron of the order. Then a tempting
supper was served which was heartily
enjoyed. The list of officers for the
ensuing year is as follows: AshIar
lodge-A. Fraser, w. M; w. II. Hef-
ner. S. W.; w. b. George, j. w; Chas.
Spear, T.; Charles A. Dewar, secretary;
n. G. Carwie, S. d.; ]. B. HEREFORD, j.
D.; George A. Berky and G.. F. Burla
stewards; Thomas McGirl, tyler. Ed
ma chapter-Mrs Matte Moss w. M;
Mrs. S. F. Morse, w. p; Miss Edith
Mathison A. NJ. Miss Ella Hayden,
secretary; Mrs. Sarah Boyle, treasurer;
Frizelle, A. c.. Mrs. Harriet Child,
Ada; Miss Clara Evans, Ruth; Mrs.
Teenie Lynch, Esther; Mrs. Lizzie Car
vile, Martha; Mrs. Selbrede, Electa;
Miss Jennie Panton, chaplain G.. F.
Burla, marshal; Mrs. Florence Wilson,
warden: Miss Maud Boyle, organist
and John Powers, sentinel
Miss Sara Evans and Miss Ella Hood
We're the entertainers of the Whist club
Wednesday at the residence of Mr. and
IL tyfrl. h.. oil ,Nft 10,
games it was found that Miss May Nc
Cormick had Ihe largest score. she
was awarded, the prize, handsome cut
glass atomizer. w. NJ. Johnston won
the gentleman's prize a silver pocket
knife. Refreshments We're served
The Christmas tree for st. LuSes
Sunday school was held on Thursday
evening, when after short programme
by the children and a brief address by
the rector the presents on the tree We're
distributed, to the great delight of the
little ones.
Officers of Yellowstone lodge. No. IS,
A. o. u. w, were elected at the last
regular meeting as follows: w. II.
Ross, w. NJ: f. l.. Mann, foreman; A.
p. Smith, receiver: r. NJ. Hungerford,
recorder: George Robbins. fnaneier;
George w. Hubbard, overseer; e. w.
Szitnick, trustee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert LeaVens We're
the recipients of two handsome draw
ing-room chairs from the members of
Edna chapter. o. T.. s., in honor of
their marriage.
A. G. Logan has taken Colonel Whit
ney's building, and will bring his fam
lily here to reside.
The children of the public schools are
enjoying the Christmas holidays. School
will reopen next Monday
Horace Countryman, the venerable
founder of Columbus. was in town this
week.
Miss Reifenrath of Helena visited her
brother, the Northern Pacific express
agent, last week.
The Misses Nellie Jockey and Lille
Fox of Red Lodge We're in town Mon
day. accompanying their brother, Coun-
ty Attorney Fox of Big Timber.
L. l.. Boardman. editor of the Car
bon County Sentinel, spent a few days
with his family this week. He expects
to remove his family to Gebo as soon
as his new house is completed.
l.. Fl. Parker. manager of the Murphy
Cattle company. and family have gone
to West Baden, Ind. to spend month.
O. l.. Dillehbeck has been appointed
cashier of the Northern Pacific at this
point.
Miss Lucy Haviland. who has been
visiting relatives in Helena, has re-
turned home.
the old-timers of the Yellowstone, was
in town this week
Mr. and Mrs w. c. Burnett visited
with Sheridan friends last week.
]. r. Holmes and George c. Smithy
were visitors from the Musselshell this
week.
Hon. o. +. Goddard WAS in Miles City
this week. where he was counsel in
murder case in the district court.
Attorney Hathhorn spent Christmas
with his parents at Livingston.
L. A. Richardson, the Crow agency
a..al1 n Mt CT