The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-16
In Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge, July 15.-On next Tues
day evening the White Lady Ministries,
composed of local talent, will give an
entertainment at Cottonwood hall.
The ladies who are getting up the show
have been practicing assduously for
several weeks and the entertainment
promises to excel anything Of the scrt
ever seen in this city. The proceeds
are to be devoted to- worthy cause
and it will doubtless be very largely
patronized. The admission will be, re-
served seats, 35 cents, general admjs-
sion, 25 cents, and the following is the
programme arranged:
PARTI.
March by Sousa .....S,.. Orchestra
Opening chorus - Lady Minstrels
Little Cotto Dolly. =. Miss Dinah Snow
Dixie Kid. .........s,T The Picaninnies
Quartette .....,...... .............,
Misses Jones, Snow, Smith, Adams
SOLO. $3.50. ....'..'.'.. ...,....
Male Quartette. ....... ........ ...
PART II...........
Spanish Dance. ....... Miss A. WEIGH
Honolulu Lady .......... PlcaninnieS
Trio. Misses Snow, Jones, Jonsing
Rivulet. Edith and May Shaubut
Solo,. -. ................Un Uncle Eph
Dewey song ...... ...................
Thomas Hyde and Clarence Walton.
Minuet.. '.,...... -. Eight chlldfen
Cake Walk. Ten Picaninnias
Closing Chorus. ....-.... ................
Last Sunday evening at the Top o.
Peep, prosperous mining camp in the
northwestern end of the county, Misses
Rose and Julia Krenberger and Pearl
McGhee very handsomely entertained a
few of their friends. Vocal and in
strumental music, recitations and dia-
logues filled out the evenings enter
tainment. Those present were Mrs.
L. L. Chapman. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
nedy, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel McGhee. Mr..
Morrison. Mr.. Sontag,t Mr.. A!pheus,
Joseph Rose, George Krenzberger,
Misses Myrtle McGhee, Rosie and Julia
Krenzberger and Pearl McGhee. Re-
freshments We're served and all went
home well pleased.
Mr. and Mrs s. f. Larabie and the
Misses Larabie entertained a large
number of young lady and gentlemen
friends at their beautiful home on Mis-
souri, avenue on wednesday evening
Refreshments We're served and most
pleasant evening spent in playing var
ious games of amusement and listening
to vocal and Instrumental selections
Z. b. Catln, c. b. Shryrock and W.
S. Cameron of the Standard job office,
Anaconda, made the run to Deer
Lodge on their wheels last Sunday, the
two former gentlemen coming a few
lengths ahead Of Cameron, who had the
misfortune to encounter a party with
a case of beer at Race Track, which de-
tanned him for a few minutes. He
would have gotten here first however,
but he got hungry, an unusual thing FOR
him, and, striking a farmer with bread
and milk for sale, he camped. If Cam
eron had his choice between $1,000
gold brick and loaf of bread, he'd
take the bread.
Captain James II. Mills left for Hell
ena on Wednesday afternoon to resume
his duties as manager of the Helena
Water Company. The captain had been
here for several days, attending to the
sad duty of looking after the inter
ment of the remains of his beloved
Wife which arrived here Sunday even
ing last from California. His daughter,
Miss Nellie Mills. and son, Jimmie, will
remain for while visiting with friends,
after which they will join him in Hell
ena. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Morony left
for Anaconda Tuesday evening.
Mrs. j. Fl. Duffy and daughters and
Mrs, George w. Pierce and daughter
| of Anaconda came down last Saturday
| afternoon and remained until Wednes-
| day as guests of Mrs. Amelia Curn of
this city.
Mrs, Lou Turner of Anaconda came
down the Fourth of July and re-