The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-26


ming, dawn; Bessie Horton, dawn;
Earle Morse, first sergeant: Henry Oils
dorf, clown; f. NJ Hungerford, swell
coon; Mrs. w. Baker Topsy: Rose
Flanagan, free silver; Matte Barnes.
sound money; Walter Mcneil, Dutch
man; VIII Stockwell, Dutchman; Miss
Gillispy, gypsy; Miss Denham, gypsy;
Ida johnson, Swedish lady; Title An
derson, waitress: J. NJ. McGregur. ten
mis- suit; Mrs. Swim, Lady of Lyons;
Mr. Elliott, country gentleman; II. w.
RoWley, cavalier; w. B. George. We old
time gentleman; G. l.. Harris. what is
it? Nora Mcdonald, school girl; Mar
guerite Mcdonald, school girl; Charles
Ovren, Jap: T. Lotus, masquer: Mrs.
Boyle. rough rider; Mrs. Levans, first
lieutenant c. A. Smith, granger: Ben
Schneider, dood coon; Walter Toole,
clown; Mrs. Tompkins. liberty; Annie
Linn, school girl May Steele, school
Girl: Mrs. Frank Purcell. old lady: Miss
Epperson, blue bells: Mrs. Hubbard,
witch. Daleros Parker, school girl; Mrs.
A. p. Smith, black witch: Annie Treish-
man, autumn; Belle freshman, Turk
ish girl Maggie Ryan and Annie Lof-
tus, two little ills in blue; Frank
Mann. Chinese: lard Baker, clown:
w. Hampton Dick Jeffery, SOL
der: Katie Ma school girl; Grace
McWhirk, Gle, :; Lena Austin,
girl; Alice Nord. stars and stripes; Lois
Fagley, chrysanthemum: Frank Golish.
coon; Mrs. Harris, dust maid; Percy
Smith, clown; Hugh BabcOck, clown;
A. r. Jensen, Irishman; Charles Chap
pie, wood chopper; Mary Towne. rough
rider; Arthur Lamport, Moor: Roy St.
John. peasant; w. Stockwell. Turk; ].
Johnson, Jap: Marie Sleeper, school
girl: Will Calhoun. Turk; Mrs. Henry
GilSdOrf "GaZette"
The members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Congregational church and
their friends were charmingly enter
tanned Wednesday by Mrs. Henry w.
Rowley and Mrs. Frizella at the resi-
dence of the former. In honor of WASH
ington'S birthday the spacious rooms
were profusely decorated with flags and
in colonial costumes which, with their
powdered hair. their friends pronounced
very becoming. A literary salad was
served in what appeared to be crisp
lettuce leaves, but on closer inspection,
they proved to be crinkled tissue paper,
containing conundrums, some to he an
swered with the names of well-known
authors, others with geographical
names. A few examples are given: An
English game and the orb of day, Ten
nyson. Put an edible grain between
two insects, Bryant His middle name
suggests the end of a quarrel, William
Makepeace Thackeray. Hump-ba cked.
but not deformed, Campbell. Each hui
man hand in life, tits said, will tuln %
him. though he is dead. Grey.
After spirited contest dainty refresh
ments were served, the hostesses being
assisted by Mesdames Ryan, Allen and
Hammond. AS the ladies passed out,
each was presented with a pretty SOU
venir in the shape of a Ratchet, paint
ed and lettered with gold and decorated
with ribbons of the national colors.
Among those present were: Mesdames
Allen, Babcock, Billiard, Donovan,
Kyes, Garvin, sperry.- Evans, Goss,
Ryan, Hammond, Newman, Smith,
Ramsey, Morse, Briggs, Whitney,
Harms, Segur, Carwile, Davis, Waugh
an, Fields, Williams. Barstow Birely,
Mccormick, Frizelle, Hardness, Moore,
Railsback; Misses Panton, Evans, Ed
wards, Roeser, Pilchar, Gilmore, earns,
Crawford, Reynolds and Oellvie.
The literary department of the Wom
ans club met on Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs Hugh Evans and pur-
sued their researches into ancient
Egyptian history. There was large
attendance and great interest was man.
ifested. A paper by Mrs Harriet Fox
ton Clark, which treated of the mill
tary achievements in Egypt, was es-
pecally noticeable. The next meeting
will be at Mrs. j. H. Rineharts on
Tuesday next.
A very pleasant experience" social
was held by the Ladies' Aid society of
the Methodist church at the parsonage
Friday afternoon. Refreshments were
served and some novel experiences were
related. The financial results of the
social were very satisfactory.
ef ! 1,o Of
America will be instituted in this city
shortly. ]. c. McDonough deputy head
consul, accompanied by E. F. Sprague
of Livingston, is in town for the pur-
pose of organizing one. A lodge was
instituted in Miles City lately with 20
members.
E. A. Baldwin, a prominent stock
grower of the Musselshell. had bust
ness in town several days this week,
r. p. Mcdonald, manager of the
Bridger Coal company and Of Carbon
county democracy, was a visitor to
our city Wednesday.
l. d. O'Donnell, one Of the state board
of horticultural commissioners. left on
Wednesday evening for Missoula to at
tend the first meeting of the new board.
He will also take in the horticultural
exhibition at Hamilton, and visit An
aconda, Butte, etc.
w. B. George returned from a short
visit to Helena on Monday.
Mrs. H. B. Segur and children re-
turned Saturday from a short visit to
Mr.. and Mrs Becker at Grow agency.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Nutting of Laurel
We're visitors to our city Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Moss are expect
ed home this week from an Eastern
trip.
Mrs. Charles Trott and children ar
rived from Forsyth this week to join
Mr.. Trott, who is engaged in the gro
Gerry department of J. Zimmerman &
Co.'S store.
c. S. Huire, the architect Of ST. Vim
cents hospital and other buildings in
this city, was in town Friday and Sat-
urday making his final inspection OF
the hospital. He designed the new
Ursuline convent in Miles, now in the
course of construction.
Very creditable literary exercises
were held in some of the departments
of the public schools Friday afternoon.
County Commissioner Amin was
visitor from Columbus this week.
Miss Kate Elmore of Carbonate is
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