The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-24
EVE OF THANKSGIVING
How the Day and Night Were
Spent.
THE X. OF P. GRAND BALL
A Large and Fashionable Crowd Enjoys
Itself 1t Turner Hail-The High
School and Lowell Club
Entertainments.

This years Thanksgiving eve will
Ions be remembered by the young peo-
pie OF Anaconda who had the good for
tune to attend the first annual ball OF
Company No. ., First regiment of the
Uniform Rank of the Knights Of
Pythias, which was held last evening
at Turner hall. 1t would be very diff
cult to get together a more fashionable
set Of dancers han those who were
there last evening.
The big hall was ~profusely decorated
and the floor was in excellent condi-
ton. The dancing was opened by a
grand march by Company No. 3, and 1t
was a grand success. The march Of
the men in uniform was very pretty
and greatly admired.
The two-step. schottische, minuet,
French gavotte. bon ton n the minuet
oxford were the numbers most enjoyed
by the dancers.
The ioor committee was composed OF
Messrs. A. Peters. J. F. Tierney, Frank
Doyle. NJ. Holland and c. A.. Winters.
The following gentlemen made up the
reception committee: Messrs. James
Quinn, Carl Galiger, c. A. Winters, w.
Graham, NJ. Holland and w. Johnston.
Following is the full programme:
Grand march. Company No. Q. %quadrille.
Harvard Boys" waltz. Dramatic
News" two-step. Battle of. MANILA
lanciers, "Alamo;" schottische. In the
Gloaming;" quadriile. Chimes of Nor
mandy" waltz, "Nordica;" Saratoga
lanciers. LOOMS College," minuet;
Thing" auadrille. Nancy Lee" waltz.
"Blanen DOMAIN ~quadrille, "Encamp-
ment:' two-step. Trolley Party
gavotte. bon ton, Happy Thought
Waltz, rye. Young Heart" lanciers,
The Escort" minuet. oxford, Pas
time" medley. Sweet Dreams"
The neat little programmes which
were distributed were declared to be the
most artistic that have ever been seen.
A Thanksgiving festival under the
auspices of the Delta Sigma society or
the High school was held In the build
ing Of the High school yesterday AFTER
noon, and IL proved a great success.
There were several visitors present.
After the meeting had been called TO
order by the president. Earl ugher
the following programme was rendered:
Reading of Thanksgiving proclamation,
by Viola Powell: Instrumental SOLO,
Nora Toole: reading. Anna Simms; vo-
cal solo. Jennie Tietjen; recitation. Ell
sic Hill: instrumental solo, cara
Kinks: reading. John Mershion; song.
by the society.
At the conclusion of the programme
candies, nuts. apples and fruits OF
every kin were distributed. and the
way in which the sweets disappeared
showed that everyone had brought MS
THANKSGIVING appetite along.
The society was complimented upon
the success of the AFFAIR. and the feast
will long be a red letter day in the
minds of the pupils of the Anaconda
High school.
A most excellent programme or 20
numbers was rendered at yesterday att
ernoon's meeting of the Lowell Liter
ary society of the Eighth grade. A
business meeting followed the enter
tainment and the society elected the
following officers. who are to be in Of
fee for the next two months: Presi-
dent. Pearl Carriher; vice president,
Earl wiles. secretary. James Darbey.
The society Is well pleased with the
work Of the entertainment committee
This term Miss Genevieve Odson and
Frank McMullen will o after the ar
rangement of programmes.