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

Maxey. John Monforten. Lewis H.. Nc
Adow, FAIRFIELD Morris, Seth Maxwell.
Alex. l.. w. wemyss.
Colonel and Mrs. O. +. Chisholm en-
tertained a number of their friends
last Wednesday evening. The popular
game of whist was played for several
hours, resulting i'm the ladies' prize
being secured by Mrs. Lester s. WILL
son and the gentlemen's by John A.
Luce. The ladies' prize consisted of
a very pretty jewel case and the other
a silver collar button holder. Dainty
and delicious refreshments brought a
very pleasant and enjoyable evening
to close. The following were present:
Judge and Mrs. +. X. Armstrong, Mr..
and Mrs. III. A. Fielding, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Cooper. Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Lamme. DIR. and Mrs. Higgins, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T.. Martin. General and Mrs.
l.. s. Wilson, Judge and Mrs. Luce.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Fielding. Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Luce. Mr.. and Mrs.
White. Mrs. Turner. Mrs. Wynn. Mrs.
Bogart. DIR. Whitefoot, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Lewis, Mr.. n Mrs. George
der.
The woman's Social. Domestic and
Literary society met at the home of
Mrs. Clark on Lamme street on We'd
nesday afternoon in its usual half
monthly session. The main feature of
the afternoons programme was a pa
per on THE Status of Women in Mon
tana." by Mrs. NJ. Wisner. This pa
per gave a great many interesting
facts relative to the legal standing.
rights to contract and other things
not very well now to the majority
of the weaker sex. This paper was fol-
lowed by another equally as interest
ing to many of the members and vas
The Colonial and Other Changes of
Possession of the Nations of the
Earth by Mrs. Hill. A letter was
received from Butte asking the club
IL IL would not join the Federation of
women's clubs. No action vas taken
on the proposition until more could be
learned of the federation. The remsin-
der of the meeting was devoted to the
discussion of current eventssand en-
| joying the elaborate refreshments OF
Mrs, Clark.
A recital was given in the assembly
room Of the agricultural college by the
students of the music department on
Thursday afternoon from 4 To $3.50
o'clock. The programme was an ex-
cellent one and deserves special men,
ton as to every feature Of II. The fol-
lowing is the programme for the after
noon: Duet, Galop Militaire, Mayer,
Grace Wylie and Carrie Gardner: "Ob-
livion." Seduc. Beulah Yerkes: Con
ISOLATION" Dussek, Miss Flowers
waltz Of MAJOR. Traumerei, violin.
Jadessohn n echurmarm. Perry
Chisholm: 81 Know a Bank" vocal
duet. Mrs. Lester s. Wilson and Miss
May Travis: duet. Pas de ~narge.'
Matte. Janet Van Allen and Edith
Brown. Nocturne No. 1. Field. Hat
tie Parkins; characteristics" Lich-
ner, Edith Brown; IF I Were a
Bird" Henstl. Miss Ruffner: "Rono-
letto,' B~urgmuller. Alice Chisholm.
Vida Work. Vera Anderson and Paul
Yerkes.
Mesdsmes Nichols and williams gave
a large reception at the residence OF
Mrs. George Nichols on Friday after
noon last. The house was very pref
tily decorated for the occasion with
ferns, palms and kinnekinec, the lights
giving a pleasing effect. the house be-
ing darkened for the event. n hos
tesses were assisted by Mesdames
Magee. Cleveland. Robinson. Cook
Chambers M Miss Morrell. Refresh
ments consisting of ice cream cake and
coffee were served during the Sfter-
noon TO the guests. or whom thE fof-
lowing II a list; Mesdames Emery
: Traphagen, Marshall. wncbx, CIopeS