The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-29

and Mrs. F. w. Blackford, Misses Edith
and Nellie Black, Lynn Boyce, Miss
Bielenberg, Miss Gussie Bielenberg. MI.
Craft, DR.. and Mrs Campbell W. A;
Clark, jr., DR.. Cowperthwaite, Ed
Crumrine Miss Coleman, Joe Coleman
Dierks, Miss Filing, Mr. and Mrs.
James Forbis. Miss Galbraith, Herman
Harris, Mr. and Mrs. George Haldorn,
James Higgins. Miss Hyde. Mr.. Hig-
gins of Deer Lodge, Mr.. and Mrs. sam
NJ tombstone Miss Larabie and Don
Mr. and Mrs. NJ NJ. Miller, Miss Virgie
Patten, Miss Richards, Mr.. Stamm.
Charles Sullivan, Thomas J. Walker,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Welcome, Miss
Word and Charles Word.
The thanks of the state are due to
the ladies of Butte. To them the heart
felt thanks of the First Montana regi
ment is extended. To their, untiring
efforts and excellent judgment is due
the great success of the banquet which
the volunteers enjoyed to the fullest
| extent. The good ladies of Butte work
ed hard and faithfully to prepare a
feast for the returning heroes and their
| efforts were rewarded by a regimental
expression of gratitude, every man CIV
ing expression to his hearty approval
of the endeavors of the ladies to please.
| The banquet hall at the race track,
where the soldiers met preparatory to
entering the city, was indeed a bower
of beauty. The tables were lastly dec
Grated and tidy in appearance. The
food furnished was wholesome and
tempting, the service excellent and the
attention of the ladies who waited on
the tables unstinted. Mrs. w. o. Speer
was the chairman of the ladies recep-
ton committee, and she was ably as
sisted by rs ladies who were attentive
to the duties of their respective offices.
The captains of the several tables over
| which presided dozen or more ladies,
were: Mrs. B. E. Calkins. Mrs j. M.
White, Mrs. Adolph Wetzstein, Mrs.
Joe Rosenthal, Miss Best, Mrs w. S.
Cobban, Mrs. J. H. Gilbert Mrs. F..
Broughton, Mrs. J. o. Jones, Mrs. W.
w. J. Christie, Mrs. w. H. Young, Mrs.
Frank Marsh, Mrs. j. H. Harper, Mrs.
Alfred Rueger, Miss Belle Calk:ns, Mrs.
H. $. Clark. Another most imp1rtaa:
part the ladies took in connection with
the reception given the volunteers was
the presentation of the medals of homer
and this duty was performed by ABOUT
LIS ladies, many of whom also assisted
in the banquet hall. Mrs. II. c. kess.
Ter, Mrs. G. c. Stull, Mrs B. E. Calk-
ms, Miss Mae Sullivan, Miss Cope and
| -hISS Mia hickman were the STAN
Ulcers of the corps, eacn company being
under the captaincy of the following
Company A. Mrs. Stanton; Company b
Mrs. Brinton; Company G, Mrs. w. y.
Flowers; Company D, Mrs. Pinkham
Company E, Mrs. J. E. Richards; Com
pany F. Mrs. ]. l. Brou@hton: Com
pany G, Mrs. Wetzs.ain. Company H
Mrs. j. NJ. Lewis; Company 1, Mrs
Wells: Company X, MISS Muller; Com
pany l., Miss Hattie Young; Company
M. Miss Daisy Dawson; Rough Riders
Mrs. c. F. Lloyd.
Perhaps one of the very prett!est
luncheons ever enjoyed in Butte was
that given yesterday by Mrs D. j
llcnnessy to 10 of her lady friends. The
color chosen for the occasion was link
A large center piece OF pink carnations
and bowls o. La France roses grace
the table. At each cover was fouque
of roses tied with pink ribbon, ana un
der each menu card was q beautiful
etching of some famous painter. Thu
menu was excellent, AMI, served on tn,
beautiful china and cut glass of this
delightful hostess, was particularly Gp
pctlzlng. Perhaps no lady in Butte cal
boast of such beautiful silver and tabl
equipment as Mrs. Hennessy. She ha
!, lately come to reside here, but has al
ready taken the place as one of tn
leaders of society, and the society o
Butte is to be congratulated thereupon
for Mrs. Hennessy Is a woman of fin
> intellect, clear judgment and high prin
ciple. All the ladies invited to thi
:, charming luncheon appeared in thei
, new autumn gowns. Among the hand
soonest were a beautiful white broad
cloth. embroidered in steel and trimme,
t. with violetvelvet, worn by Mrs. Freund
-. and lovely importation of ligh
: gray broadcloth, deliberately embroid
cred in contrasting shades and trimme
| NV NC lrl,
: of Anaconda. who was the guest O
y honor, Mrs. w. H. Dewitt. Mrs. ]. .
: Mediation, Mrs. John Cotter, Mr.
n Hugh Wilson, Mrs. I. Freund. Mr.
: James Forbis Mrs. Frank Corbett, Mr.
), w. MCWhite, Mrs. j. NJ. White, Mr.
n Thomas Lavelle, Miss Rumley, Mr.
$ William Writ Dixon and the hostes
K Little Miss Marguerite came in with tn
S dumplings and desert. Mrs. Hennees
7. has been the hostess par excellence fc
n October, having given besides tn
;, bountiful luncheon two brilliant car
Il parties.
: Mrs. George Haldorn entertained
'. number of friends at her home las
/ Wednesday evening.
4 Mrs. w. l.. Hay and Miss Ella Vir
= cent. were the guests of Mrs. w.
, Moore of Shields avenue last week.
:. The Eagles will give a Halloween sc
= cial next Tuesday evening
Y Mrs. J. B. Wilcox and Miss Wilco
, have returned from long visit to tt
:. coast and have taken rooms at II
Lenox for the winter.
t Colonel and Mrs. Kessler have room
:. at the McDermott They will renal