The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-15
In Bozeman.

BOZeman Oct. 14-The social event
of the week was reception given by
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Woodbridge Liv-
lngston at their residence on Black
street Wednesday evening of this week,
and was given to celebrate the 18th
anniversary of their wedding day, A
small dinner party to a few of the
most intimate friends of the host and
hostess preceded the reception, which
was held in an informal way from
to IL o'clock. More than 200 friends,
many of whom had known Mr. and Mrs
Livingston the greater part of their
married life, We're present and EXTEND
ed their congratulate all uniting in
the hope that they might keep on eel
ebrating wedding anniversaries for
many years to come. The residence was
decorated in an unusually artistic man
ner, asters of many colors predominant
ing, intermixed with which We're sweet
peas, hop and asparagus vines. The
stairway was one mass of flowers and
hop vines, and in little nook at the
loot of the stairs, in a kind of bower,
punch of delicious brewing was serr-
ed to the guests by Misses Anceney,
Flowers, Parkins and Schmalhausen.
Light refreshments were served to the
guests during the evening in the din
ing room. A number of handsome and
appropriate presents, mostly of cut
glass, We're received as fitting souvenirs
of the glass wedding of the host and
hostess. and of the esteem with which
they are held by their many friends and
acquaintance in BoZeman and abroad.
On Thursday evening of last week
Mr. and Mrs. T.. B. Lamme entertained
number of their friends at their home
on Grandc avenue. The evening was
very pleasantly passed with progress
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social character, ending with refresh
ments being served. A prize was
awarded the lady and gentleman who
secured the highest scores. Miss Can't
We'll receiving pretty handkerchief
and Charles S. Hartman a deck of
cards having photographs of interest
ing places in Montana on the backs.
The following ladies and gentlemen
were present: Judge and Mrs. Arm
strong, Mr. and Mrs. George DER, Hon.
and Mrs Charles S. Hartman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Waiter Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs.
Storrs, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Fielding,
Judge and Mrs. Luce, Mr.. and Mrs.
Luce, Mr. and Mrs. f. Myron Ferris
Mrs. May, Mrs. Allison. Miss Cantwell
DR.. Whitefoot, S. MendenhalI.
MRS. David Patterson entertained the
Charity club at her home in Manhat-
tan last Friday. A pleasant time was
passed ny the guests. ending with a
delicious luncheon being served. The
| Following were present: Mesdames
Walter Edwards, Brown. Curtis, Per
| ry. Sanborn. Weber. Biggs, McCloud
| d. II. Paterson. Leach, LIE Selle, Miss
Halloy, Curtis and Messrs. Bruce and
| Clarence Patterson.
\ number Of ladies' were entertained
last Thursday afternoon by Mesdames
| Shearer and Wilson. The afternoon
was most enjoyable one and pleasant
| ~ passed by all the ladies present
Dainty refreshments We're served
| throughout the reception. The follow
ing We're among those present: Mes
DANES Clark, Holloway. Ruffner. So
per. Behcpe. Yerkes. Pierce McPher-
son, Pinney, Hartman, w. S. Hart
| man, Fell. Edsall. Cooper James. Ec-
kenbeck, Kidd. Holmes. Kirk, Cong
| don, Fcese, Works. Armstrong. Bisel,
| Chamblis, Tracy, Wylie, Mclean, ]. P.
Martin, MoZier, Bennett, Bull, DER, CO.
wan, Cockrill, Fletcher, Fowler, Mar
dis, Saliey, Noe, l.. S. Safely, Misses
| Cummings, Harkins.
Last Friday afternoon another of the
pleasant and numerous receptions Civ
| en- by the society members of Boze-
man took place at the home of Mrs
X. X. Fnlay, the hostesSes being Mrs.
Finlay and Mrs. Charles Ruffner. I'm
| like most of the afternoons given this
! season no intricate puzzle had to be