The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-22
In Butte.

.Soclety mas ABOUT lHaQe up lis mlnO
to forget that there was any attemp.
at summer this year and to begin to
arrange it's affairs 50 as to be in
position to welcome whatever winter
has to offer. 1t is believed that winter
will be the next attraction after the
soldiers come home and their reception
Us concluded, so the next thing on the
programme is the reception to winter
and its retinue. There will, of course,
be the usual balls and parties and the
like, but as Butte likes outdoor amuse-
ment and recreation, something must
be done to satisfy that desire. There
is even now more or less talk about
skating Kinks and toboggan slides, and
1t is believed that something will soon
be done towards laying plans for this
kind of sport. The talk is now that
the Ranchero driving park will be
flooded and made to serve the purpose
of skating rink. The management of
the park has not definitely decided as
to what it will do in the matter, but
there Is reason to believe that the in
field of the course will be turned into
rink and turned over t05 the skating
loving public. The matter of a tobcg-
gan slide has not taken on anything
linz oeiiaits III ~ Dut Sonie .iiote n.as
yet be made so that lovers.ef this kind
of sport may enjoy the pleasure Of an
occasional shoot down the shoots.
The ladies of Butte have devoted
much OF their time during the week to
the preparations at hand Tor the re
ception OF the Montana regiment and
the part they nave taken IN the ar
rangements shows them eios, Pc as pat
riotic as their brothers. They Will be
in evidence tomorrow and truly it NAV
be said the soldiers Will nave Just cause
to double lead their rejoicing. If there
IS one thing more than another that
the man from Manila enjoys 1t is a
good, wholesome lunch served by the
fair and charitable hahd OF good
woman.
among the pleasant events OF the past
week in Centerville was the marriage of
Matthew H. Brown and Miss Polite
Galloway at the home of the bride s
parents at No. 20 East Pacific street.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
John Hosking of the Trinity nj. Z.
church in the presence Of a large circle
of friends. The Butte Glee club rem
dered beautiful music and bountiful
reDast was served. Many presents were
received by the bride and groom. Mr..
and Mrs. Brown are at home to their
friends at their new home in East Cen
ter street.
MIS-. Id Reln1el. secretary OIL tne
Needlework Guild has addressed a let
ter to the members of the guild as fol-
lows THE NeedleWork Guild of Amer
lea did noble work in Butte last year,
providing more than f66o new gar
ments, which We're distributed in the
main to needy individuals to the Assoc
ciated Charities. the Soldiers Aid Of
Butte, the Soldiers Home at Columbia
Falls and the Home of the Good Shep-
herd at Helena. The guild is now fully
organized and soon the president, Mrs.
j. S. Hammond. will issue call for
all women who are interested in charity
ITO come and join 1T, the only requisite
being that each person furnish at least
two new garments year. Let all di-
rectOrs of the guild as well as the mem
bers thereof be on the alert and think
over what they desire to contribute. SO
as to be ready when the call for the
meeting comes
Butte society turned out in large
numbers to give the Grau Opera COM