The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-05

SIDE corps. She will net give up her
WORK at present. but will continue to
| teaeh until the end of the school year.
MT. Pf9Vinse Is the son Of w.
ffovins2 OF Red Lodge, ana has Ieoa
ana II now student at tEe -.eSe.
Inc happy couple will reside : the
bride.
! me two Christian Endeavcr leagues
| OF the Presbyterian church held a dime
I social at the Featherstone block last
Thursday evening A very pleasant
evening was spent ty the young people
! with games of various kinds ana with
| the following programmes:
Duet. Mr.. Featherstone and d.
| w. Mackenzie; vocal solo, Miss Winn.-
| fred Kinney: piano solo. Miss Grace
| Stanton; vocal solo, George Wilson.
There were a number of eneores to
the several selections, which were gem
erously responded to. Towards the
close of the entertainment refreshments
| of a light character were served to the
| leaguers.
| On Tuesday evening at the Presby-
| terrain church an old fashioned folks
song meeting was held This was quite
unique entertainment, as all the per
| formers were dressed in costumes of
| long past years, some of the garments
worn being over a hundred years old.
Frank l.. Benepe, who was attired in
the dress of the early part of the pres
| ent century, Mrs. Boyles wearing a cos
tune of the time of Washington, and
DR.. Featherstone also donned a dress
similar to that worn by the Father of
his country" A very nice little pro-
gramme was rendered to an apprecia-
tive audience. and was made up of old
fashioned songs, etc. as follows, the ac
compartments being played by Mrs.
Soper and Mrs. Waters:
Sound the Loud Timbrel," chorus;
vocal solo, Cousin Jedeiah", f.
c. Kinney; duet, Billy Boy" Mrs. V.
Lille Dale" Mesdames Soper, Taylor
and Messrs Stevenson and Anderson;
| vocal solo, Mrs. Frank L. Benepe;
Greenville Singing School, with notes
only, chorus; duet, Matrimonial
Sweets" DR.. Featherstone, Mrs. Wy
lie; Aud Lang Syne," chorus; 1.-THE
Old Oaken Bucket" quartette, Mes
DANES Waters, Rich, Messrs. Steven
son and Mackenzie; GLORY, Glory Hal
| lelujah." chorus.
The Ladies' Social, Domestic and Lit
erary society met at the home of Mrs.
Henry Hellinger on Wednesday of this
week in usual session The meeting
was one of unusual interest. Among
the features of the session We're the
following: A paper on Home Life in
Sweden by Mrs. Newman; a recita-
ton by Mrs. Williams. and a selected
reading from Josiah Aliens Wife by
Mrs. Baker. The rest of the meeting
was spent in discussing the benefits al
ready derived from the club. a spelling
lesson and other matters of the routine
work. There was a good attendance.
On last Friday evening George
Washington reception' was rendered
| Stn of he he
ulty. A number of the young ladies
wore Martha Washington costumes and
the boys dressed in the style of clothes
worn by George Washington. The COZ
lege quartette sang a couple of selec-
tions, the students danced a minuet,
and the remainder of the evening was
passed in social conversation and like
pleasures. There were about 200 lcr-
sons present including the faculty and
executive board, to all of whom light
| refreshments We're served.
The Chromatic club gave the secar.d
of it's recitas on Tuesday evening at
the residence of Colonel Chisholm or
Central avenue. The works If DeKo-
ven, DIIarot, vocal. and Raft instru-
mental. Were the selections from the
musical COMPOSERS Of The world, Wl.rh
were done justice to by the several
members of the club on that evening.
The evening was a most pleasant one
to all, and the club is proud of its sue
cess, and numbers many besides mu-
sicians, who are interested in the work
carried on by the club.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
deavor of the Presbyterian church
elected officers for the ensuing six
months at their last meeting. The fol-
lowing are their names and respective
offices: President, Miss Grace Stan
ton; vice president, Miss Maud Mar
tin; secretary, w. d. Provinse;
treasurer. Stanley Koch: corresponding
secretary Miss Carrie Gardner.
The lady Maccabees gave a social to
few Of their friends last Tuesday eve
ming, and very pleasant time was en-
joyed by the lodge.
The lovers of society in BoZeman
have made trips out into the country
this winter more than usual, and en-
ioyed the hospitality of some of the
farmers in their cosy homes. On FRI
day evening last quite a crowd of p2o-
ple drove out to the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. John E. Murphy, some five
miles southwest of town, and spent q
most enjoyable evening. Those who
wished to dance were accommodated
and the more sedate ones who love
quiet game Of cards had their wishes
satisfied. Towards the close of the
evening elegant refreshments were
served to the guests, of whom the fol-
lowing is a list: Mr.. and Mrs, Ran
dolph Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Bessey, DR..
and Mrs. Hibb6, Mr.. and Mrs |. L.
Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Waltz, Mr.. and
Mrs Wiswold. Mr.. and Mrs e. Brook
Martin. Mrs Congdon. Misses Han
cock and Lulu Brooks, Mr.. e. Reese
and Mr. Reese.
Miss Jessie Hughes was treated to a
surprise party last Friday evening
The guests passed very pleasant eve
ming with games and the like, the
happy event coming to a close with re-
freshments of a delicious character be-
ing served.
A. X. Yerkes of the Bozeman Chron-
icle has returned from his eastern trip.
and has collected data for many inter-
esting pieces for his paper, which will
be given to the public in due course OF
time.
George Kinkle, jr., was UP from Man
haitian on Wednesday OF this week on
business.
Arthur Cutting. manager of the opera
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