The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-25

TIE ladies' who will take part In the
trades drill on next Thursday night are
still working harl and practicing every
night with excellent results. The enter
tainment will take place at Evans opera
house. A space from the stage half way
hack 10 the rear of the hall will be re-
served for the drill. The seats for the
audience will he placed from the middle
of the hall 10 the rear. The gallery n
the stage will also be pressed into SER
vice. The ladies will all he in fancy dress
and some of the costumes will he sur
prising as well as picturesque. Much
ingenuity has been displayed In invent
ing designs TO represent the
firms. and some startling effects may dc
expected. All the ladies will carry ban
ners OF various colors and designs. Inc
following orders will Dc executed in the
drill.
Fall in: left face; right Tor left dress, nont;
count fours: tours right; march; column risht ,"r
left, march. form twos. march: column right 'of
left, march; form fours; left lor right Dubuque
march; column right ,or lcftl, march; right ny
dies, march; column, right, march; form tw"s,
lcft ,or right obli Tue. march: form Tours, 'H
(or right obliJuc, march; column right, marcn;
platoons. right ,or lenl front into line. niafch'
column right. march; piatoons, righi 'or iefii
MHttl. Iistlfl. lbtft IikthN w W. ~
umn. right ,or left), march; fours, len, mareh;
forward. march: ,al which NINA the whole
division. in single rank, moves down The room.
THIS Will he repeated; then. company, hait;
right Tor len dress, front; right, face; left, iace'
about, face; about, face; right. dress; fr'nt, pa
radc rest.
Fancy rill-ComIany attention; right dress,
front; count fours; right forward. TOURS right,
march; column right, march; In circle, Tours
right Tor left: march lat which command earh
-four wheels In a circle on its own pivot; Tor
ward march: column left march; form Maltese
cross. left la circle march; AT tins command me
first four completes acirrlc s1 lis own pivot, the
vther fours marching up Ia the first pivot and
joining In the revolution; first and third, ana
second and fourth fours In dress, forming "a fe-
,olving Maltese cross; forward. march; column,
right, march form cross, march; tal TINS rom
mand. the first. third and fourth fours form
twos,thc second obliqing right and LEFT and form
Ing the wings 81 n cross: In this form the column
proceeds; form folrs, march; fours, len, march,
company, halt right dress, front break ranks
After the drill the chairs will he cleared
away and the rest OF the evening devoted
Ia the merchants fancy dress carnival.
The intention Of the ladies is 20 furnish
tickets free to advertisers. Others will he
charged an admission fee of 10 cents.
DIR. r. b. Winston. Of Butte, is In town
to-day.
Miss Grace Myers returned from Helena
On Friday.
Mrs. DIR. Rockefeller is making an *
tended trip in the East.
The "Cinch Club" held its last meeting
for the season last evening.
Judge and Mrs. Lippincott Of Butte are
the guests of Mrs. B. II. Mahan.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. 4. Miller nave engaged
rooms AT 81. Johns rcctory In Butte.
James Chambers and DIR. Mcdonald
expect to spend the day nj Warm Springs.
Judge DE Wit aud George Linsley went
over towards Deer Lodge fishing yester-
day.
On Thursday DIR. and Mrs. Lesser aud
Judge Winston aud wife went on n fishing
excursion.
Miss Birdie Rumlcy, Of Helena. Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. n. A. D'Auchel. at the
Montana.
Il. +. Miller, who has been confined to
his house the pas, week by illness, is rap
idly improving.
About % boys aud girls surprised Miss
Emma Lingo at her residence on Cherry
street last evening.
James +. Stuart of Helena is spending
NV ." ~" " ss
Boarman Of this city.
Mrs. William Reed gave a childrcns'
lawn party yesterday in honor of her little
niece. Georgia Harrison.
Mrs. Fred Chase and family OF Carroll.
aud Mrs. John Merrill passed the day on
the hills last "Wednesday.
About 40 firms will be represented at
the trades drill" To he given al Evans
hall ON Thursday evening of this week.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. l.. A. King en-
tertained Mrs. Thornton. Mrs. Merrill,
Mrs. Read, Mrs. =. Kennedy, Mrs. X. Ed
wards. Misses Luce and Hobson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lippincott and DIR. Win
ston Of Butte, Mr.. and Mrs. II. H.. Hope
and Mr.. and Mrs. b.. Y. Mahan expect 60
go ON a fishing excursion out near the
Blue Eyed Nellie mine this afternoon.