The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-26

ing was marked by admirable harmony
and a happy blending of beautiful
voices. Miss zuleme Scarles Bolkcom
delighted the audience with her clever
representations and hands were ready
mt every appearance to applaud and
| welcome her Her recit ng has a charm
all its own and s marvel Of feeling
and power. She was enthusiastically
| encored.
Lewis Morrison played Faust" at the
| Hefferln opera house Friday evening
and the audience which greeted his ap-
pearance was 4 gratifying testimonial
to his fame as an actor and the excel
! lenCe Of his Interpretation o. the play
in which he has starred so long. This
is advertised as Morrisons last tour
and Livingston people will regret his
| retirement from the role in which he
has so often delighted The lovers of the
| drama. .m
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Con-
! gregational church VIII give an annual
fair next Tuesday in the vacant store
| room in the Alhemar,e annex. Booths
| Will be conducted for the sale of the
wares which the ladies have spent
many an earnest hour IN preparing and
the event is hailed with pleasure by
those who know the skill and ability of
| the members as entertainers. The candy
booth will be presided over by
Mesdames Henry and Cogswell. This
, Easter and Battenberg booth Will be
! conducted by Mrs. f. Fl. Talcott. while
the booth Where fancy work is sold will
be in charge of Mesdames Holiday and
| Clark. Mesdames GARNER and Williams
. will have charge of the booth where the
useful articles are sold and a reception
booth will be presided over by
Mesdames R. NJ. Mcleod and Charles
Hefferin, who will serve refreshments
to the guests. A chicken supper which
will last from until 8 o'clock, will b.
one of the attractions.
Dainty invitations have been issued
announcing the approaching nuptials of
DR.. r. NJ. Leslie and Miss Lulu Fair
child The pleasant event will take
place at the Baptist church in this city
Monday evening, April 3, a $50 o'clock.
The couple are among Livingston's
most popular young people and the
wedding will be an event of Importance
in society circles. @
A number of newcomers landed in
Livingston from the excursion trains
which passed through this city from St.
Paul the first of the week They APP
pear delighted with the prospects here
and will make their homes in this city
or vicinity
Erwin Clark Sandy and Miss Jennie
Harvey, the former of Cinnabar, and
the latter of Jardine. on the upper Vel
lowstone, were united in marriage in
this city Monday afternoon at the resi-
dence Of Rev. j. F. Prtchard of the
Episcopal church. The couple departed
for their future home in Cinnabar on
Tuesday mornings Park train.
A pleasant surprise was rendered
Mrs. James Schofield Wednesday eve
ming at her 29me on the north side The
affair was attended by a large circle of
friends of the estimabl lady in whose
honor the party was held. Dancing was
the feature Of the evenings enjoyment.
William Simpson. jr., gave a social
&,ol-. % /; l:-a
friends Wednesday evening al the resi-
dence of his parents Whist. music and
refreshments were the diversions of the
evening.
The dance at Cokedale Saturday eve
ming was reported a splendid success
and the anniversary of Ireland's pa
tron saint was celebrated a day late,
but in an appropriate manner.
J. w. Prottitt returned Saturday from
a trip to his ranch on Bracket creek.
Mrs. II. J. Miller and son Vilroy were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Ait
kin of Big Timber the latter part of last
week.
Fred Hathorn came up from Billings
the first of the week and spent a few
days with his parents on their ranch In
Paradise valley.
Mrs. William Malahan and Mrs. Rose
Lawrence will attend the annual state
meeting of the Woman's Relief corps
Miss Eta Baker of Butte arrived in
this city the latter part of last week
and will make an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Thomas Lamartne.
Bishop Brewer delivered the last OF
his lectures on the English reformation
at St. Andrews church Thursday eve
ming The series of lectures were very
instructive and well attended.
A social dance was given at the school
house at Rock creek on Shields river
on the evening of March IT. and those
who attended report a pleasant time.
Mrs. Peter Seaman of Butte is in the
city visiting friends Mrs. Seaman will
probably spend the summer in this city
and Billings
Bishop Brewer and Rev. J. F. Prjfch-
ard went to Fridley Wednesday and
held divine services at that place.
Mrs. Lila NJ. Baker, who has been
dangerously i'll for some time, is now
slowly improving.
Miss Myrtle Lamartine arrived in the
city the first of the week from Hull, Ia.
She is a niece of Thomas and Sydney
Lamartine of this city and will make
her home with her relatives here.
There is a movement on foot to re-
organize the city band and 1t Is hoped
that success will attend the effort.
The I. o. G. T. lodge will give a dime
social at X. of P. hall Saturday. April
, l, to which a general invitation is ex-
tended.
The Art leagues Nos. 1 and 2 will
. meet at the residence of Mrs. H. j.
Wolcott next Tuesday evening at 1870
o'clock. -,z
A dancing school was organized Art
9 the city hall Thursday evening by A. F.
a Leopold. A good attendance was pres
> ent.
! The first services in a month were
= held at the Baptist church Sunday. the
usual morning and evening services be-
y ing conducted by new minister from
q the Chicago university, a candidate for
, the pastorate of the church.
; Hon. E. c. Day of Helena was a pas
senger on the east-bound train Thurs
, day evening. He was on his way to St.
, Louis on legal business.
, T. o. Otter has recovered from his
protracted illness and has resumed
work at his place of business on Park