The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-16
In Livingston.

l. Livingston. Jan. 19.-0f the social
| functions of the week iii Livingston the
afternoon tea at which Miss Grace Pot
ter entertained number of lady
friends lis given first place. This pleas
ant social event was held ut the home
of Miss Potter's parents on Tuesday
and Was rendered in honor of Miss Mil
1 dred Landon Il young lady of Mar
4 shalltown, Iowa. The guests were en-
/ tertained with a variety of social pas
/ times. the feature of which was a con-
4 test known as the Vegetable Court
! ship" in which Miss Quigley secured
4 the prize. Those present We're the
| Misses Ballinger, Rowell, Quigley,
/ Chambers. Ferte. Robinson, McDer-
mott and Wakefield.
1 The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ Watson on the North Side was the
/ scene of a charming wedding on Mon
/ day evening, when their accomplished
| daughter. Miss Mary, became the bride
Of John Howard of Helena. The cere-
/ mony Was performed by Rev. l.. IL.
/ Nickel. The bridesmaids were Miss
Myrtle Morris and Miss Dora Watson
/ the groomsmen, Earl Lilly and ED Jen-
niugs. Mr., and Mrs Howard have de-
parted for Helena, tu make their home
I there MI. Howard being interested in
mining ventures which require his res
4 idence in that city.
The young people Of he city have in
/ duged in several surprise parties this
week. The first event ot TINS KIND was
gotten up in honor of Miss Grace Ran
dan. taking place at the nome of her
mother, Mrs. John Martin. ON Wed
/ nesday evening a similar party was
| given in honor of Master Earl Geer. at
his parents home, ana on Thursday
| evening Ernest Beley was honored in
! like manner.
The Grand Army post and Women s
| Relief Corps held a public loint install
i lation at the knights Of Pvthias hall
/ Thursday evening. After those exer-
/ cises were over dancing was INDUCED
III and a regulation army supper
| served,
\ piano recital win b. given at the
! Methodist church on Friday evening,
Jan. IS. under the leadership Of Miss
Mildred Landon q young lady of high
musical attachments. assisted by Mes
DANES Bonnie and WEIGH ana Messrs.
West and Hungerford. An excellent
programme is being arranged for the
/ occasion.
Miss Stella Ennis entertained a party
of young friends on Tuesday evening
in honor Of her 18th birthday. About
20 guests We're present ana all had a
merry time. Pa
John NJ. Love and bride whose nup-
tials We're celebrated at Atdud@a II
week. have departed for juneau
| Alaska
Mrs. Robert e'aalan and daughter
Miss Maggie have removed FROM Cone
dale To Harr. FE#
Miss Gordon Of Billings, daughter Of
conductor Gorgoa, is Visiting lin the
|'rity the guest df Mrs. X. Mcleod.
Mrs. l.. u. Taylor of Horn was a Wis
itor in the city Wednesday,
! J. J.. Larimer, who lis interested III
the Mecauley mines at Creyasse. is ii
the city.
Henry A. Sample of Glendive spent
IA coupe of days in Livingston this
week.
j. c. Mccartney and g b. Scott OF
Gardiner We're in town this week
S. +. Dore. one of the prominent min
ing men of the Natural Bridge Is ii
the city.
Charles n. Schlosser departed Tues
day for Seattle. where ne may con
clude To locate.
Ben Cornhauser of Chicago was in
town this week on his regular CONNER
cial trip.
Robert Brownlee. a prominent flock
master of Melville, is in the city.