The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-28

| place at 200.
| A reception was rendered Rev. Row
| idnu Roblnson at the Baptist church
! brlday evening and large attendance
attested the popularity of the new pas
| toF ana bore testimony to the good i'm
I preston Rev. Robinson has made since
| ne came to Livingston John Everett
| presided at the gathering and called
| upon ReV. Clark of the Congregational
/ chufch for few remarks The invi-
/ tdtlon was accepted and the remarks
delivered in the felicitious vein which
marks the impromptu talks of that
| popular minister. Rev. Robinson was
adSt called upon and made pleasing
| auufeSs, much appreciated by those
present. recitation by Miss Marshall
was also very well received. A CONVEX
satloh game was INDUCED in and the
| cnolr added the numbers of the impro-
! Nised programme with some excellent
! vocal selections. The reception was
! pleasing feature of the weeks social
| events, and substantial benefit and
social enjoyment was derived from the
| AFFAIR by those present
| Inc L. D. T. whist club was enter
FAMED at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| harry Masters Thursday evening
Domino whist was played and refresh
ihehts We're served. Mrs. Meow won
| the ladies' prize and was awarded a
| hat pin. Messrs Connop and T. M.
| SWlndlehurst made a tie score for the
| sentleman's prize and drew lots for the
| prize, a handsome book. Mr. Swinde-
hurst winning. Those present were:
Mesdames Horn. Connop, Calkins, Nc
Cue, Leslie. McLauren. Misses Steph-
enson, Masters, Krieger. Mallon, Nor
timer, Chambers: Messrs Leslie, Hick-
man. Connop, DERRICK, Sperry, Swindle-
! hurst, McLauren and Calkins.
| Inc Ladies Aid Society of the Con-
| gregational church will meet at the
home of Mrs. ]. NJ. Coyan next We'd
nesday afternoon at 2;30 For three
| months this popular and energetic or
ganization will devote it's efforts to
| social Saiety and committees have
| been appointed to make arrangements
| for the meetings at the homes of the
members. Mesdames c. S. Hefferlin,
george White and Charles GARNER are
on the committee of entertainment.
THE Temple of Fame" given at
the opera house last Wednesday
evening by the members of the
| Methodist church, was one of the
most interesting and entertaining
| amateur performances ever seen here
Inc Queen of Fame was Mrs. E. o.
Wright. and over a score of contestants
We'd with each other in the rivalry for
the coveted wreath of fame. The great
and mighty of earth were marshaled
there and the queen listened to the
| merits of each as told by themselves
but when mother came. last of all,
| and modestly told her claim to fame
the queen with repal dignity awarded
her the wreath Mrs. DeGroat repre-
| sented the mother to whom the wrea tn
was awarded. A considerable sum was
realized for the church's exchequer by
| the entertainment.
The Ladies' Guild of the Episcopal
church We're entertained at the home
of Mrs. D. A. McGraw Wednesday af-
| ternOon. Domino whist was played
the prize going to Mrs Ely. Over two
dozen guests attended and six tables
| We're filled by the players. Refresh
ments We're served at the conclusion of
the games, and the afternoon was a
source of pleasure to all. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames Chambers, Err
canbrack, Masters. Bailey, Villas. Nc
| cav, Horn. Crippen, Daniels. Connop,
Robson, Clark, Leslie. GARNER, Davis,
Sherman, Bonnie. Wakefield. Brooks,
Ely, Carr, Geer, Campbell, Prtchard ;
Misses Wakefield, Chambers, Masters,
Ely.
The members of the Independent
| Order of Good Templers gave an ex-
| cellent entertainment at their lodge
room in K. of P. hall Saturday even
ing. The entertainment was in the
nature of amateur theatricals, and ev-
| cry member in the cast of characters
performed the part assigned in an ex-
cellent manner. and the large audience
| present were loud in their praises of
| the performance. Forget Me Nots''
was curtain-raiser to three act
farce called Jumbo jim" and both
| pieces were well done. The work of
| staging the plays was done by Mrs, w
| B. Stebbins, who is entitled to a great
deal of credit for the splendid work
done by those under her charge
Yesterday T.,
teachers of the various grades of the
| public schools had the closing literary
| exercises for the term, preparatory to
closing school to-day. The pupils will
assemble at the rooms this afternoon
at lis to receive their report cards,
| which will be made out by their teach
ers during the holiday allowed the pu-
| pills this afternoon.
Tuesday evening a social dance was
| held at F'ireman's hall. in which score
| of devotes of Terpsichore spent the
! hours of the evening in the pleasures
of tripping the light fantastic. 1t was
| a full-dress function the SWEETEST of
| the season. The ladies Wore elabOrat e
toilettes and acted as escorts for the
| gentlemen, the party being conducted
along the lines of leap year festivity
John Coleman arrived this morning
| from Minneapolis, Mimi, where he has
been attending the law school of the
! university at tudl place. JOnn VIII
! graduate in another year. Bernard
| Owens is in the medical department.
and will be home in a few days Mark
! ConroW Will graduate from the law
school this spring.
| Miss Vivienne Hunter will begin a
| term of school Monday at Myersburg
| Miss Hunter has held the position of
teacher in one of the highest grades of
the east side school during the past
year and will resume her position there
| at the beginning of the next school
! year, having been reelected by a
| unanimous vote of the board of educa-
| ton.
A dime social was held Friday even
| ing at the residence of Miss Maud
| Vance by the members of the Epworth
| League. About 40 guests We're in at
tendance at the function. and the time
| was passed pleasantly in the ever
| popular pastime of crokinoe and light
refreshments We're served after the
| games.
AT the Baptist church Sunday even