The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-18

K~enilworth. Banbury. Nasty, Warwick,
Windsor castle. Canterbury cathedral,
Hastings. Trilbury fort, Cambridge
n Its colleges. London, of which city
the German poet Helne says, II have
seen the greatest wonder which the
world can show to the astonished spirit.
j have seen IL n I'M still astonished,
forever will there remain fixed indel-
IDLY in my memory, the wildness OF
houses, amid which flows the rushing
streams of faces of living men, with
all their varied passions, with all their
terrible impulses of love. of hunger, of
hatred. ] mean London"
Dec. 10 the Homer club enjoyed an
informal talk on THE Young Woman's
Club of Chicago, Hull Hous and the
Matheon Club" by Miss M~aginniss.
Mrs. Drennen e a paper on THE
THE Life n Writings OF Edward
Everett Hale" after which a general
discussion followed on the writings Of
Henry u. Thoreau.
The ladies of Martha Washington
Reading club held a very interesting
meeting last Tuesday evening in the
art room of the public library. which
they have been fortunate in securing
for the present. The programme was
highly instructive. TIE members have
undertaken to thoroughly digest Amer
lean history, also to acquaint them
selves with the lives and works of
American authors. The club. though
young. is progressing nicely under the
direction of the president, Mrs. c.. +.
Hoyt. and hopes to accomplish much
good before the expiration of the
term.
w. G. Benham. the well-known min
ing man, has n to Massachusetts, to
visit his old home.
A.. b.. Keith is visiting I'm Helena.
NJ III 49,
gone back to Illinois for the winter.
Mrs. DR.. J. N. Alexander has gone to
Chicago on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Morgan are resid-
ing at No. 534 West Galena street.
Mrs. Thomas Lavell spent several
days the past week in Anaconda.
Alta Lodge Nc. Is, Degree Of Honor,
will give a grand concert and enter
tainment Monday evening. Dec. 10Th. at
Hibernian hall. C~enterville.. The fol-
lowing programme will be rendered:
Music. selected. Miss Kate Doran; re-
citation. Willie Dee: IONS. Mr.. Stevens:
uck and wing dance. Frances Dillon;
piano solo. Mrs. Kidd: recitation, Flos-
sic Hooper: song. Alice Dillon: violin
duet. Misses Dillon and Kilgalion:
song. Dawson sisters: selection. Linn
brothers: song, Mrs. White: piano solo.
Miss Combo: highland fling. Hazel
Casey; vocal duet. Pyror sisters: piano
solo. Alfred Balmford. room song,
Courtney sisters; dance. Winnie Casey;
ong Amelia Barrett: duet. Hooking
brothers: one George Clark; instru-
mental solo. Mary Leary.
The main feature Of the evening VIII
be the drill given by the members.
A very enjoyable n well attended
dance was the n given on Friday
evening at Renshaw hall by the High
School Alumni Dancing club. Among
the guests were Misses Clara Hoadley.
Gertie Wells. Josie NOLAN. Pearl Orch
mer. Grace Tucker. Susie Driscoll, Flor
ence Butler. bessie Robinson, Pearl
Beckwith. Lucy Warren. Elva Remil-
lard. Emma Remillard. Nellie Manning.
Irene Demmick. Fannie Slocum. Edith
O'Connors. Ella Griffith. Agnes Holland.
Courtney, Mamie Healy. Louise
Nickles. Emma Sanders. Mrytle Car
man, Fannie Dawson, Emma Gallag-
her. Messrs. Fay Curtis. w. Brother
ton. Ralph Richards. ]. Corett. J. Trem-
bath. F. Tate. D.. Wallace. Patsy Far
rell. ID. Griffin. James Griffin. +. Four
tin. Joseph Kennedy. George Crangle.
]. White. Frank McTucker. Ben Matz.
Ivy Bugstrom. James Gallagher. Mel
win S~ternfels. William Broderick. NJ.
Sanders. Frank Mcwilliams.