The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-08

elegant refreshments at the close of
the meeting which were very greatly
enjoyed by all present.
The Rathbone Sisters treated Mr.
and Mrs. George Ellis to surprise
party on New Years eve. The Sisters
assembled at the lodge room and
marched in body to the residence
on Lamme street. The party was in
honor of the silver wedding of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ellis. who have 'trudged along the
matrimonial road happily for the last
25 years. Elegant refreshments were
served during the evening, and the
whole party had most enjoyable
evening.
On Monday afternoon the young la
dies of the Un-to-Date club We're the
guests of Misses Stella. Blanche and
Annabel Flowers, at their residence on
Black street. Besides the members of
the club Miss Hattie Parkins. Mary
Lewis, Winnifred and Lucy Kinney
were present. Delicate refreshments
We're served.
AT the annual election of Gallatin
lodge A. F. & A. NJ. the following Off
GERS were elected and installed: w.
NJ, J. B. Cain: S. W.. B. T. Stanton:
]. W.. James NJ. Robertson: treasurer
R. P. Menefee; secretary, E. II. Schu-
macher: trustees r. P. Menefee,
Thomas Lewis and II. B. Baker
Married Peoples Whist club last Mon
day evening. The ladies' prize was
awarded to Mrs. E. B. Lamme and the
gentlemens to DR.. r. NJ Whitefoot
after several hours of progressive
whist Dainty refreshments We're
served.
On New Years day William hewitt
entertained a few of his Bachelor
friends at his apartments in the New
al II hi
of Mr.. Nevitt's ability as a host.
Miss Blanche Mackenzie entertained
the members of the Up-to-Date club
on Wednesday afternoon of this week.
Miss Florence Balinger of Livingston
was the guest of the afternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Livingston ell
tentained few intimate friends at
New Years dinner on Sunday even
ing.
Miss Helen Hopkins of Melville has
entered college for the remainder of
the school year.
Frank Elliott of Melville entered col
lege the first of this week
The Junior League of the M. E.
church held a business meeting at the
parsonage on Wednesday afternoon
A Shakespeare club is being organ
lied under the supervision of Miss Luce
to meet every Friday evening. The
ladies expect to spend some very Gu
joyable as well as profitable evenings.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. l.. Kirk entertained
some 10 of their friends to dinner on
New Years eve.
The Maccabees gave one of their
| usually pleasant and successful dane
es on Friday night last, clearing about
| $50 ..-F
Bert Maynard returned to his home
in the Madison valley on Wednesday,,
pniGVinp
| man with the family.
A. E. Maynard started for Michigan
about the first of the year for a three
weeks visit with his brother
Miss Florence Ballinger of Livings-
ton is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. S.
Davidson. r.
Miss Kate Farrh has been spending
her holidays with friends at Belgrade.
Willard Jockey, grandson of E. F.
Kidd of Grand avenue. arrived from
Nebraska on Sunday morning to en-
ter college, but has been on the sick
list ever since.
Lyman T. Morgan of Belgrade was
| in the city this week on business.
J. A. Johnson came up from Gebo
| this week on account of his Wife's sick
ness.
NJ. NJ. Black of Fridley was in town
| on Sunday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Cooper and
Miss Brewer We're the guests of Mr.
and Mrs e. B. Lamme at dinner on
New Years day.
There will be meeting of the State
Housekeepers' society at their rooms
on Monday afternoon. Jan. 8.
Mrs. Lancaster, formerly resident
of Bozeman and mother of Mrs. Will
lam Randall of this city, died at her
| home in Oakland Cal, on Thursday
of last week.
Mrs. Emily Mounts. at one time a
resident of Bozeman, died at Towns
end on Sunday.
| A. j. Busch, assistant roadmaster of
the N. P. railroad, accompanied by his
| wife, started east on Saturday to visit
| friends in Minnesota for a month.
Mrs. w. NJ Award and Charley Wis
tied relatives in Butte last week.
| Miss Anceny and Mrs Doan will
open a kindergarten in the Episcopal
guild rooms on Monday. Before the
holidays Miss Street assisted Miss An
.ceny, but gave up the kindergarten
work in order to accept position
with Fl. B. McCay as bookkeeper.
Whooping cough has been quite an
| epidemic for a few weeks past and a
number of the little ones are quite i'll
| with it.
Mrs. A Van Akin has been quite
sick with the grippe this week.
Miss Olive Jones received word on
Monday morning of her mothers
death, which occurred after long ILL.,
| ness.
Stella, the little daughter of Sanford
Ruffner, has been very sick this week.
Miss NJ. A. Cantwell returned the
last of last week from Anaconda.
where she has been spending a part of
the holidays with Professor and Mrs
Maiden
Miss Travis returned last week from
Portland, where she spent her noli-
day vacation.
Clyde Corbly arrived from Seattle a
few days ago in order to be here in
time to assume his duties as deputy
treasurer of the county.
NJ. J. Films of Helena registered at
the BoZeman on Thursday.
James Dawes made a flying trip tG
Livingston and Billings this week.
Mrs C. NJ. Chambles is on the sick
list this week.
NJ ]. johnson made a short business
trip to Gebo this week.
E. M Gardner has sold his former