The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-16
In Deer Lodge.


rell, on f street, Tuesday evening. No-
cal and instrumental music ana dane
ing furnished the evening entertain
ment and a most enjoyable time was
had. Cake and ice cream refreshments
were served to the guests in attendance.
Those present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. ii.
G. Walton. Mr.. and Mrs James Nc
Mullen, Mr.. and. Mrs. John Shaubut,
Mr.. and Mrs. William coleman. Mrs. J.
c. Kading. Mrs. John Fisher Mrs. WIN
Fisher of Anaconda, Miss Alice Cole
man, Joe Coleman. Mr.. Harmed and
Josef Mulcahey~
Miss Clara Dana who is teaching the
Garrison school, spent last Saturday
and Sunday with friends in Deer
Lodge
Last Sunday afternoon the reorgan-
lied and rejuvenated Citizens band
gave an open-air concert on Main
street. which was listened to and APP
preciated by host Of our people. IL
is their intention to repeat the per-
Torrance tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock The boys are going to give
a May day concert and ball on the hrst
of next month and are practicing some
new and beautiful pieces. which will be
rendered on that occasion. They play
good music already and by the time of
the concert will be as good little or
ganization as there is in the state.
Mrs. John Gerdts was a visitor in
Butte last week, returning home on
Sunday.
Mrs. b. w. Wheeler Of Blackfoot City
was a guest of Mrs. John Robinson and
family several days last week.
Israel Gibbs, an old resident farmer,
of the upper valley, was in the city
last Saturday.
A large and select audience was pres
ent at the College of Montana last Mon
day afternoon to listen to the musical
recital given by the class in music I'M
der the instruction of Miss Norma Rob-
inson. The following programme was
most excellent rendered. Duo, polka
tSpindler). Miss Searcy and Miss Rob-
inson: Hungarian Rondo'' (Hayden,
Miss Dingwall: valse (Rachmaninoff),
Miss Irene Robinson: Golden Rod
waltz Morey). Miss Eva Larabie and
Miss Robinson "Gavotte Mignon' CA.
Thomas), Miss Rachel Trask: ''Sere-
made" tMoszkowskD. Miss Wood: Ca
priccio," Messrs. Lee William and EN-
cry McPhail "Tarantella' (PieZouka).
Miss Cosett; "Nocturne,' OPP. 81, No. 2
Chopin. Mrs w. F. Gullette; Under
Williams and Miss Rachel Trask: Bird
as Prophet" (Schumann), Miss Robin
son.
Mrs. G. H. Williams and Mrs. John
Aste went to Butte on the noon train
Tuesday for a short visit with friends.
Mrs. Thomas Hirst and Miss Hansen
went to Anaconda for a short visit on
Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Walker is home after a
two weeks visit with Butte friends.
The second meeting of the Woman's
club for April took place at the home
| of Mrs. H. A. Smurr on Missouri ave
nue. last Tuesday night. and was a very
interesting meeting. The first part of
the evening was devoted to music. Mrs.
G. d. JOslyn read a paper on Chopin.
the musician. after which she rendered
"Polonaise H." from Chopin, Which
was we'll received. Music has recently
formed quite a feature Of the club
| work. The latter part of the evening
| was spent by the ladies in looking at
! and admirng Mrs. Smurrs cabinet of
! curios. which she collected While in
| the Hawaiian islands. After looking at
! the large and unique collection of nat
ural curiosities and peculiar handiWorS
of the natives which that lady had col
lected. the ladies went to their homes,
| feeling that they had enjoyed rare
| treat and a most pleasant evening.
| The Girls guild of st. james Episco-
| pal church gave an ice cream, cake and
| coffee sOciable at the court house on
| Thursday evening. which was most
realized from the sale of tickets. which
will be used for the benefit of the
| church.
! Gilmore Rice, violinist of consider
able ability, assisted by Miss Norma
Robinson, pianist, gave recital on
Friday evening at the Presbyterian
! church, which was very literally at
/ tended. 1t was d rare musical treat
and highly appreciated by those pres
! ent.
| Miss Nellie Fox, who is teaching a
| term of school at Burlington. paid a
visit to her father and mother in Deer
| Lodge last Saturday and Sunday, re-
| turning to her duties Monday
J. P. Reins of Butte was a Deer
| Lodge visitor last Saturday and Sun
day.
Fred Irvine of Helena, who is attend
! ing the College Of Montana at Deer
| Lodge, entertained a number Of lady
| and gentlemen friends at the home of
| Mrs. Walker on Rainbow avenue We'd
nesday evening. After pleasant while
was passed in various kinds of amuse-
ments, ice cream and cake was served
and most happy evening enjoyed by
| the assembled guests. Those present
We're: Misses Myrtle McGhee, Elsie and
Lewis Marker, Irene Robinson. Cora
Wood, Emma Schroeder Katie Van
Gundy. Ona DingWall Minnie Walker,
Miss Searcy, Messrs. Moncure, Cockrell,
Elmer, Van Gundy, Sam Strickland. EN-
cry McPhail, Kennedy Trippett, Lee
Williams, Bert Robinson, Sam NELL,
Jones.
A. D. Peck came down Monday even
ing from Anaconda and is employed
temporarily in the banking house of
Larabie Bros & 90.
Rev. e. G. Prout went to Phiipsburg
Friday, and as a consequence there
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