Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-06
FRIENDSHIPS GIFIs.
Mr.. and Mrs. eorge Y. Hannahs Remem-
bered by Their Friends.

MI and Mrs, G eorge Z. Hannahs Remem-
bered by Their Friends.
A very pleasing incident OccurTed d
at the Macqueen house on Sunday af-
ternOOn shortly after lunch, W ben the
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hannahs, the
late host aid hUst sss of the house.
gathered in the apartments OF Mrs.
! Hannahs, where a handsome Jewel
case was presented to Mrs. Hsnnahs
and an umbrella to the gentleman
familiArly known ss "Silver Tip"
The presentation was made by Col. G.
w. Gould, who voiced the sentiments
Of the donors in the following speech :
Mr.. AND Mrs. HANNAHs: The
sweetest word that comes down to us
from our Saxon ancestors - the word
home" a thousand pleasant MEM
OIies cluster around IL. IL l. a poem
a picture and n song IN four lCtte b. II
IL r. rgical, too, for u rOi's back the
curtain # time pld the dighified 2
and form Of our father stands before
Us. A mother, 10 u the EN- iiment
OF love ard kindnf -, passes before
our enraplured vision, and dORn the
Dusty corridors y the D.. n clu.s the
C:hoing m fimert If brutheis and
sisters, al % the ion psss a, We
remember that our first great sorrow
came when that home wrs b oxen up
s1d its iDmat altered. A youth
stertigg out on j e's march M a
maiden fair; bands sre cla ped; iroths
pl'Thted; VOWS spoken, and snC ther
hom- aitar eICctt1, where burns the
irctf uf purest love. 10 that sscr
sp.f iYe. husband returns alter u e
oaN' : weary II 10 receive the loving
counsel , nt ces-aty 10 a succr ssfpl en-
unter with the world, and here tue
vile displays her aOility 10 become
man's equs pei ler ov me king home
the sweet 4 spot on all The earth for
Der E nily. But al do not possess
that ideal nome, and some find il nee
essary 10 IKE vOyfees by land and
sea , forage for the little army at
home. So there j. always a great
army who hsve 70 make Temporary
homes far away from loving wiie and
children; little wing of that army
have been making their headquarters
at the Macqueen, under your kindly
arrangement. Sometimes they have
been exactiDg and ere :. but all the
tune they have appreciated d the 70 It
that under many trying circumstsny
you were irving TO make their tempD-
rary home : Pleasant resort to them,
so we feel es though IL would be un.
kind In US to allow you TO deDaIt from
us without some testimonial of our
friendship and interest in your future
welfare.
This Jewel case, which cantsins the
names Of the donors, is for you, Mrs.
HanDahs. 1t will hold the Jewels for
your personal adOrnment, but the
pI 'celess jewell OF friendship you can
only deposit In the chsmber OF the
heart.
This umbrella is for you, Mr.. Han
nahs, and rs its silken canopy protects
your ''silver tip" rom the scOrcbing
rays OF the midday sun and the storms,
so may iriendship's silken canopy
shield you from the storms Of misfOr-
tune.
We trust thai you viii; accept these
little gifts as tokens Of our aincere
friendship, for that is the spirit ia
which they are presented.
At the conclusion CT Col. GOuld's
eloquent remarks, Mr., Hannahs es-
sayed a reply, and though a ready
tslker on most occasions. this one
proved too much for him, and be was
forced 10 dssist, though his emotions
spoke louder than words, and con-
vlnced his friends that their kind re-
membranes ives fully appreciated.