Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-31
BOHEMIAN.

0OSAAAAAN
Bozeman, March %, 1900.
The usual semi-monthly meeting of
the Montana Society of Natural Science
o place i'm the parlors of the Bozeman
hotel ON Thursday evening. After the
usual business of the society had been
the programme, consisting of
q paper by President Reid. and one by
Professor COGley, was taken up. The
former spoke on Evolution and the lat
ter took for his theme Scale Insects"
Following the reading Of the papers dis
cussion was inhulged in by the members
Of the society, and the points brought
out In the papers were argued from the
points of view from which they were seen
by Professor Cooley a microscope was
employed, and some very interesting ex-
aminattOns were made of insect life, as
represented by the subjects provided by
the lecturer from his collection, gathered
from all parts Of the world. |
Friday mornings train brought to this
city from the east Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Rich. The couple were married at the
home of the brides parents in Wood
bine, Iowa. on Wednesday Of last week.
The bride was Miss Myrtle Wycoff. The
young couple proceeded to the home of
the groom's mother. where a wedding
breakfast awaited them. The groom is
one of the rising young business men OF
ozeman. and the young lady who became
his wife Is a charming young lady. who
made a host Of friends on the occasion
of her visit here last summer. The groom
has lived the greater part of his life in
this city n is the recipient of warm
congratulations from his many friends.
The domestic science department Of
the college is receiving a great deal Of
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who improve the opportunities it pre-
sents in training their girls for the. duties
of home. The young ladies who are In
attendance upon the courses offered in
this department of the school soon be-
CON expert in the composition Of dishes
for the table. Ind the manual dexterity
thus gained is supplemented by a knowl-
edge Of the art Of preparing and preserv-
ing fruits and vegetables for future do
nestle use. The pupils are very en-
thusiastic in their work n enjoy this
course more than any other in the college
course more than any other in the COL
lege Curriculum.
The musical studio of Miss Ola Ruff
ner was the meeting place of the Gen.
fury Glee club on Tuesday evening. No
programme was prepared for the meet
ing and the time was passed in the dis
cussion of the objects of the Organiza-
ton. The club Is composed of young
ladies of the city who are taking a spe-
cial interest in the study of music, and
it is their intention to make waltZes the
subject of their study for the next few
months. Miss Perkins was selected by
the members present to succeed Miss
Kenny as secretary of the club. Toward
the close of the month the club will give
an illustrated lecture on Wagner, in
which s~tereopticon views will be used.
! A lady from Helena has been secured to
give. his interesting treat to lovers Of
music and the evening spent in discuss.
ing the work Of the great composer will
be an event in the life of the organiza-
ton.
During the past week the churches Of
Of the city have been engaged in revival
work. A series of meetings ave been
in progress in the churches of the city
since the beginning of the winter months
n this week Rev. A. T. sbOrn hegal.
| the work in the methodist church, South.
ence and is a very entertaining and forci-
BILE peaker. His m are productive
OF a vast amount of good and evoke no
little religious enthusiasm.
Miss Eeeline lakewood entertained a
party Of her young friends on Monday
evening at her home on North Bozeman
street. It was the occasion of the birth
anniversary Of the hostess. An i'm
promptu program of vocal and instru-
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games vas part of the enjoyment of the
evening n at the close Of the pro-
gramme of pleasant diversions refresh
ments were served in the dining room.
J Over a score of the young people of the
city were present at the delightful affair.
At the domestic science room of the
college a reception was given Friday at
ternOOn by the young ladies of the fresh
man class. The dining room al prettily
decorated for the occasion and the COM
fort of the guests looked after by the
! of thec class under whose auspices
the reception was held and a number OF
young ladies who comprise a special class
in the school. The menu was all that
could be desired and was the more en-
joyed because it was the product of the
deft hands of the young ladies' who SO
Hospitality entertained. Educational and
professional circles were we'll represented
in the list of guests.
The Rectangular club met at the home
of Miss Nutting Thursday afternoon.
The program was two papers ON house
keeping. Mrs. Mclean and Mr.. Lisle
We're the contributors to this interesting
subject and handled the subject very
well. At the close Of the programme q
few hours was spent in social converst
and the enjoyment of light refreshments
! The attendance was not as large as usu'
. al.