The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-08-06
In Bozeman.

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banner day in the history of the Wom-
ems Social, Domestic and Literary So
ciety, for they spent the day at the
hospitable home and ranch of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Wisner, eight miles north of
town. The ladies Were conveyed to
the ranch in two rigs and enjoyed the
trip and adventures of the day very
much. There was no programme rem
dered, but after partaking of sump-
tuous luncheon in the grove near the
house, under the shade of some quak-
ing asp trees, social talk and conversa-
ton relative to the things nearest the
heart of each individual lady, or con-
corning the good of the club as
whole, were INDUCED in. The members
and their children returned home to
town about half past six in the even
ing. Those present We're Mesdames
Davis, Baker, Bulen, Johnston, Van
AIKEN, Huffman, Weber, Bowen,
Green, Clark, Williams, Alice Williams,
Brenniman, James, Hill, Thorpe, john
son and Miss Whitbeck.
Away up in the mountains, at the
head of the waters of Middle creek,
and amid the sweet smelling frs and
pine trees Is situated the summer resi-
dence of the family of Col. o. P. CHS
holm. Here Colonel Chisholm has had
erected at large expense, a number of
cabins, stables and other conVeniences
for the ideal summer camp, and each
summer, during the months of August
and September, he gathers a large
crowd of young men and women, old
men and maidens together, and enjoys
himself as only the colonel can when
acting the host. Everybody who goes
to Camp Chisholm has a pleasant time,
for there is mountain climbing, fish
ing and hunting, not to mention the
grand picnics and glorious dances
which take place every few days. The
season opened on Wednesday of this
week, when a large crowd of people
left, in company with the Chisholm
family. Among those who went were
the following: Colonel and Mrs. CHS
holm, Misses Maud Martin, Florence
Foster, Ola Ruffner. Lucy Kinney.
Alice Lewis, Alice Martin, Winnifred
Kinney, Mary Lewis Allie Chisholm,
and Messrs. c. w. Draper, Fred Will
son, Lester Robinson. Will Simons,
Charlie Chisholm, Rob Chisholm and
Perry Chisholm. They will be Joined
shortly by several others, including
the family of Mr.. Charles Hartman.
Mrs. c. E. Sutton entertained a few
of her lady friends on Tuesday after
noon in honor of Miss Grace Custer,
her niece, who has been visiting Mr..
and Mrs. c. e. Sutton this summer,
The afternoon was very pleasantly
passed playing game called ''comical
cats" each player having to attach
the syllable "cat" to some word the
character of which was designed on
a card. The prize, very pretty steel
engraving of some cats in a basket,
was won by Miss Stella Flowers. Dur
ing the afternoon refreshments of a
dainty character We're served to the
guests, among whom We're the follow
ing: Mesdames Benepe, Yerkes, Ste
wart, Davidson, Lamme, Edsall Story,
Nichols, Chamblis, Ferguson, Carter,
Holloway, Holmes, Kenyon, Borroughs,
May Mackenzie, Sherman Phillips, c.
w. Soper, Mcpherson, B. r. Stanton,
l.. A. Luce, TAFT, Kirschner, Swan,
Kirk, Livingston Cockrll and Misses
Blanche Mackenzie, Maud Martin, Ella
Ayres, Gertrude Luce, Bogert, Alice
Gage, Stella Flowers, Blanche Flowers,
Annabel Flowers and Florence Foster.
The pretty little home of Mrs. Sher-
man Phillips, in the west end of town,
was the scene of a large social event
last Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Phil
lips then gave a farewell reception
from 4 to in the old home, which
has lately been sold. to a number of
her lady friends. The several rooms
were very tastefully and prettily dec
Grated with the first sweet peas of the
season, whose pleasant perfumes filled
the air, besides which there were pam
sizes, carnations and roses among the
floral decorations. The ladies spent a
few hours chatting over the topics of
the times, and matters of interest to
all, and before they left delicious re-
freshments were served. The follow
ing were among those who were pres
ent: Mesdames Foster. f. B. Lamme,
Storrs. Leste" S. Wilson, George
ing, C. E. Sutton, Edsall, Cockrill,
Chisholm, Carter. Cooley, Hart May,
Owenhouse, Kirschner, Gardner, Hoff-
man and Doane.
Last Friday the Orphans Whist club
spent the day at FERRIS Hot Springs
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs E. N.Y.
ron Ferris. Although the day was not
as warm as it has been in the habit
of being for the last few weeks. yet
the visitors and club members had a
most pleasant outing. Luncheon was
served in the office of the hotel build
ing, after which music and social con-
versation We're INDUCED in, followed
later by dancing and other amuse-
ments. Those who were present were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Fielding, Mr.
and Mrs. DER, Mr.. and Mrs
Storrs, Mrs f. B. Lamme, Mrs.
May, Mrs. John Luce, Mrs. Kyle
Misses Luce, Lena Armstrong, Winni-
fred and Margaret Ferris, DR.. White
foot, Mr.. Austin and Alfred DER.
Last Thursday Mrs. Sherman G.
Phillips entertained a few friends to
luncheon. Those who were present
were the following: Mrs. Mccoy of
Kirksville, Mo, Mrs. Ambrose Hibbs
and Mrs. Quaw.
The new Methodist Episcopal chapel.
just being completed on the Fort Ellis
reservation, was opened for services
last Sunday sermons were preached
during the day by Revs. George D.
King, j. w. TAFT and c. d. Danner.
Next Sunday the little edifice will be
formally dedicated, and the dedication
sermon be preached by Rev. DR.. r. p.
Smith. After the morning service last
Sunday Mrs. Alonzo Reynolds and
others served DINNER to the mem
bers of the congregation and visiting
ministers.
The Ladies' Reading club met at
the home of Mrs. DER on Central ave-
nue. last Tuesday afternoon. Instead
of the usual afternoon tea served at
each meeting of the club Mrs. DER