The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-07
In Butte.

III DuLLG.
Butte's. boasted society will lend its
magnificent presence on the occasion
of the visit to this city of one of the
famed pianists of the world, Moritz
Rosenthal On Monday evening, May
Is. Rosenthal will give piano recital
at the Grand opera house. This must
cal treat of Moritz Rosenthal offers
great promise to the world of music
for he has arranged programme that
will in every way afford him every OPP
portunity for the display of his marvel
Gus talent The Polish pianist has
taken New York and the other great
cities by storm and his wonderful dex
terity and emotional expression as an
instrumentalist have established his
pre-eminence in the realm of music
This city will accord the pianist a
hearty welcome, for this city does like
music and Rosenthal is a musician re-
nowned. The programme arranged for
the evening is as follows: Sonata, A
major, Mozart; sonata, B fiat, minor,
OPP. 35, Borceuse; valse. A fiat, op. AZ,
Chopin; Vogel ais Prophet, Schuman
Spinnlied, Mendelssohn; Lindenbaum,
Schubert; Scherzo, B fiat minor, valse
by Chopin, Rosenthal: AT the Fountain.
Davidhoff; Vienna Carnival, Rosenthal.
This! famous instrumentalist will be in
Butte but one night.
Last week was comparatively quiet in
society circles in Butte, coming events
| calling for extended and elaborate
+ preparation being considered to the ex-
| clusion of anything of greater import
ance for the present. Aside from a few
home parties the week was devoid of
any great stir in the realm of the de-
votee.
| Cards We're received in the city this
week announcing the marriage at Seat
| tie of William ]. Laird and Miss Mae
Viva Hansard of that city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Laird will arrive in Butte this
week
The Crittenton evangelistic meetings
| We're largely attended last week. and
| the ladies of Butte made themselves
| conspicuous by their presence every
| evening.
A number of friends of Morgan Grif-
| fiths rendered him a very enjoyabls
surprise party Thursday evening. May
| a. at his home in South Butte Whist
and dancing We're the main features of
| the evening. At midnight refreshments
| were served and the dancing continued
| until a late hour Those present were:
| Mr.. and Mrs. Brunsun, Mrs. Allen, Mr..
and Mrs. Bacon. Mr.. and Mrs. Ban
shaw. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Konen. Mr.. and
Mrs. Mackleveny, Mr.. Oats, Mr.. Allen,
Mr.. Service, Miss Freeze, Miss Brun-
sun, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Martin, Miss
! Johns, Miss Florence Banshaw Miss
Maude Banshaw, Miss Bertha konen
Miss Mary Konen and John Johns.
Mrs. NJ Broderick and her three chill
dren left last week for Missoula, where
the children will attend school this
summer.
Mrs. l. N. Chaplin left last week for
Ohio in response to a summons from
the sickbed of her mother.
James Berry and family of ST. Johns
N. B., arrived in the city last week and
will reside here permanently. Mr.. Berry
is a brother-in-law of d. ]. Hennessy
and J. M. White.
c. e. Wendell has returned from an
eastern trip.
Prof Howard L. Major and Miss Josie
S. Mclaughlin We're married Wednes.
| day evening by Rev. f. J. Groeneveld
w. Nice. White. member of the board
| of education. and prominent business
| man, has returned from the East. He
| was absent three weeks.
c. S. Hartman of Bozeman was in the
| city last week.
Senator Carter was in Butte a day
| last week.
Prof. o. J. Craig of the State univer.
| sity at Missoula was in the city lasi
| week.
AlcS dS HdS returned lTOIll bidth-
| foot, Idaho.
| NJ A. Stapleton superintendent of this
schools at Anaconda, was a visitor IN
| Butte one day last week.
| Frank d. Brown and daughter. Miss
Tina of Philipsburg were guests at the
| Butte Friday.
| Mrs. Marion l.. Hewitt of Basin Wis.
| tied in Butte the latter part of the
| week
! C. d. Joslyn and little daughter
| Ninon, of Deer Lodge We're in Butte
Friday.
| ]. 3. Leggat has gone to St. Paul
| Hon. Phil Sullivan. member of the
| legislature, was in the city Friday from
| Anaconda.
The Daughters of America gave AZ
| entertainment Saturday evening. AL
| those taking part in the programme
| deserve a great deal of credit, as ever
number of the programme was wei
| rendered, which was as follows In
strumental solo, Miss Witty; recita
| ton. Miss Beebe: a Ia Cachuca. Grac,
| Corbin: recitation, Miss kellett; Span
ish dance, Helen Curtis and Allie Dill
| song and buck wing dance. Mildre;
| Corbin and Frank Dillon; rag tim,
| dance, Grace Corbin and Helen Curtis
| drama in two acts.
| At the court house Saturday even
| ing. April 80, one of the social events o
| the season was the party of Miss Ellf
| Regain in honor of her friends. Al al
! early hour in the evening the rooms 0