The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-23

| ant hour or two was enjoyed by the
| guests at the. experiment station resi-
| dence. The following were present:
| Mrs. Thomas Lewis and daughter, Miss
| Burchard, Miss Maud Martin and Miss
| Alice Lewis.
The ladies of the w. c. T. u. met at
| the parlors of Mrs. Rich on Bozeman
| street Thursday afternoon for the pur-
| pose of transacting the business of the
| union and holding a social session af-
| forwards. There was a fairly good at
! tendance considering the hot weather.,
| and a most pleasant afternoon was
| spent by the members
| Alexander McLain was united in mar
| rage to Miss Elizabeth Wreen last
| Thursday at the home of the bride in
sEast Bozeman by Police Magistrate w.
| Y. Smith. Both the bride and groom
| are residents of Bozeman
| The Methodist Aid society met at the
| home of Mrs. Truscott on Grand ave-
| nue. last Wednesday afternoon. A few
| very pleasant hours We're spent by the
| ladies in going over the business of the
| society, as well as in a social way. Re-
freshments of a light character We're
| served during the afternoon.
On Monday evening of this week the
| ladies of the Order of the Eastern Star
| held their usual meeting and in addi-
| ton gave very interesting programme
| consisting of songs recitationS and in
| strumental music. After the programme
| refreshments, consisting of ice cream
| and strawberries, cake and coffee, were
| served.
The Degree of Honor met last Thurs
| day evening at the home of Mrs. Vree-
| land for the purpose of installing the
| officers for the ensuing term. Among
| other things Mrs. Van AIKEN was select
| ed as delegate to attend the meeting
of the grand lodge to be held in Butte
! in August The time of meeting has
| been changed from evening to after
| noon so that the ladies of the order
| can attend easier.
The Ladies' Reading club went out
! to Ferris Hot Springs on Wednesday
to spend the afternoon with Mrs. 70.
| Myron Ferris. The ladies spent most
| delightful afternoon beneath the beau
! tiful shade trees surrounding this once
| favorite haunt of Bozeman people. The
| following ladies went out to the
| springs: Mesdames e. B. Lamme, F. A.
| Fielding, G. DER, May, Walter Cooper
and Storrs.
A party was given at the home of
| Colonel and Mrs. o. P. Chisholm on
| Thursday evening of this week in honor
! of Miss Florence Foster, who is visit
| ing in the city. The event was very
| pleasant one and very much enjoyed
| by all the young people who were pres
| ent.
Col Wilbur F. Sanders of Helena was
in the city visiting friends on Thurs
| day of this week.
| Miss Bawden, who has spent several
months in this city. has gone to her
| home at Fort Scott. Kan, but will
| proba bly, return in the fall. Dame Ru-
| NOR has it that Miss Bawden has won
| the heart of one of Bozeman's leading
| business men, and that he will use mis-
| best endeavors to persuade her to re-
| turn under bonds
| f. E. Lowe. local editor of the Hell
| ena Independent, started for the park
with E. V. Blankenship on Wednesday
| of this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Burrows of Con-
| cordia, Kan, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Kenyon of this city.
| Daniel Ringer of St. Paul, an old res
| ident of Montana, visited with Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles Fransham last Saturday.
| Mrs. James Lysle and Miss Lysle of
Leavenworth, Kan. arrived on Monday
on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Yerkes.
| Maurice Roth, acting city clerk of
| Livingston, was in the city Tuesday on
| business of his city.
| Among the tourists who are going
| through the park with f. " Blanken-
! ship this trip are DR.. and Mrs. O. A.
| Chapel of Elgin Ill., and the doctors
| father. A. d. Chapel, of Eau Claire,
Wis, who started from Bozeman on
| Wednesday, and Prof X. Won Hoven-
| berg of Chicago and son, H. c. Hoven-
| berg. of Eau Claire, Wis, will proba-
| bly, join the party at Cinnabar. They
are all relatives Of City Attorney George
| d. Pease and his family.
| Mrs. d. w. Pitts and two children ar
| rived on Saturday of this week from
| Garden City, Kan, on visit to Judge
| and Mrs. j. p. Martin, the parents of
| Mrs. Pitts.
| Mrs. Suprenant of Butte, mother of
Mrs. Joe Walsh, is contemplating maxi
| ing Bozeman her home in the future,
! and will probably rent the Eastman
| house.
| Walter S. Hartman made profess
| sional visit to Townsend this week, re-
| turning home on Thursday.
Senator Turner and Mrs. Turner ar
rived from Spokane, Wash, on Sunday
! of this week.
Attorney Swartz of the Northern Pa
cific Railway company was in the city
| Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Reese Wells and broth
er returned from trip through the
park on Wednesday of this week.
George Patton, court stenographe
returned from his Eastern trip on
Thursday morning.
Messrs. Ellis and Malin of Logan
were in the city on Thursday of this
week on business.
Messrs A. r. Cutting, H. Maughimer,
Joe Walsh and Fred Harris left on
Wednesday evening for short fishing
trip up Middle creek.
Ed Hanley went to Helena last Sun
day. He was accompanied by one of
his daughters.
Hon. John Walsh made trip to Sher-
idan. leaving Monday and returning
home on Wednesday evening of this
week.
Born--To Mr. and Mrs John Robert
son, on July Is. boy.