Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-20
BOHEMIAN.

bCZeman, March IL, 1900.
The regular Semi-monthly session of
the Ladies' Social, Domestic and Literary
society met at the home of Mrs. Huffman
on Wednesday afternoon. IN excellent
programme was arranged for the days
meeting II a very enjoyable time
passed by those present. The programme
was az follows: Duet, Ruth James and
Hazef Davis; recitation. Freddie Clark;
duet, Anna Huffman and Lewis Monger:
vocal solo. Anna Huffman: instrumental
solo. Mrs. Webber. Among the favorite
pastimes of the society is the discussion
OF questions brought forward by The ex-
animation of a question box. These are
usually on current events, and In addi-
ton to this a spelling lesson is recited
with zeal and enthusiasm. Aside from
these means of entertainment the society
transacts considerable routine business
at each meeting n a luncheon Is served
by the hostess. The next meeting OF the
society will be held at the home of Mrs.
James two weeks hence.
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c..
Sopher on Tuesday evening Of last week
a very pleasant party was given. Games,
social converse and music enlivened the
hours. and the guests were DELIGHTFULLY."-
entertained. Those who attended the
pleasant affair were the members of a
coterie of neighbors who have spent the
winter evenings at gatherings Of a social
nature at a others homes, each meet
ing being the occasion of the rendition
Of vocal and instrumental music by the
talented members of the circle, and the
opportunity for those not musically in
clined to show their skill at parlor games.
The hostess of the occasion Tuesday
served a delightful lunch at the close of
the musical programme. Those present
were: Messrs and Mesdames Martin,
Taylor, Mckenzie and Ray: Mrs. Davis.
! MiSSnS noyic Martin MoKorzio Tl1cv
and Alice Gage n Louie Taylor.
On Thursday afternoon the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union held a
meeting at the nome of Mrs. Tracy, one
of the leading members of the ~organiza-
ing was marked by the usual enthusiasm
and interest. The afternoon was spent
in a very enjoyable manner and light re-
freshments served by the hostess were
greatly enjoyed.
At the meeting of the College Assembly
on Wednesday evening Rev. George Rec
tor, pastor of the Methodist church,
South, addressed the students on the
subject "Christian Sentiments in
Poetry" He took for examples extracts
from the works of Browning and Tenny-
son and showed the striking phrases re-
flecting the religious convictions of the
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| Quoted by Rev. Tabor of the Methodist
church, South, and the hour devoted to
assembly work was very proftably
passed.
VI Among the musical organizations OF
the city of Bozeman none takes higher
rank that the College Glee club. 1t is
a club composed of young men who have
been under the instruction of Professor
Currfer of the college for the past term
and have developed rare ability in voca,
expression. The melody produced by the
fresh young voices is listened to with
more avidity thar the more technical ex.
hibitions given by trained vocalists OF
experience, and the audiences are never
tired of encoring the young men when
they appear at public places. The glee
club is a success and a credit to the col.
lege and it's membership.
This mornings train brought a com.
mittee from Butte for the purpose OF
purchasing horses for the Butte fire de.
partment. The men composing the com.
n1ittee are as follows: Aldermen Bryan
and Ferns, Chief of Police Lavell an6
Assistant Chief Ray, Street Commits
sioner Cotter and Assistant Fire Chic
Cunning.
Major Monteith of Grigsby's Rough
Riders was in the city today attending
the funeral of Major brennan.
Ben e. Calkins of Butte is in the city
today with the Silver Bow contingent
that is attending the funeral of Major
brennan.
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