The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-05

ing them celebrate their golden we'd
ding and also to extend congratulations
and best wishes for the future. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry A. Fielding were married
on the 1st of February 1849 in the city
| of Lowell, Mass, and have thus spent
| fifty years as man and wife. The fam
lily residence was very handsomely dec
| GRATED for the event with many differ
| ent kinds Of hot house flowers, nearly
! all of which were of a golden color, the
perfume of the numerous roses filled
the air, while the delicate blending of
the evergreens and flowers rendered the
| scene one Of beauty such as is seldom
witnessed at this time of the year. The
old-fashioned hat and gloves In which
Mr.. Fielding was married We're objects
of interest to the guests, as well as
several daguerreotypes and ambrotypes
which were displayed. Besides receiv-
ing the congratulations of over 142
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding were in
receipt of numerous letters from friends
outside of town. The strains of music
issued from behind the evergreens and
flowers during the evening as the or
chestra of Prof. Thompson rendered
many appropriate and beautiful selec-
tons. The guests were received in the
drawing room by Mr.. and Mrs. Field
ing, and after extending their congrat-
ulations passed on to the dining room,
where dainty and delicious refresh
ments were served. The presents were
both numerous and valuable, showing
the regard with which the long married
couple are held by their friends. Those
who assisted in receiving the guests
and attending to the refreshments were
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred A. Fielding,
Mesdames Cooper, Lester s. Wilson,
Boyles, Lamme, Koch, ]. p. Martin, j.
E. Martin, George DER, May and Misses
x. Calvin, Gage, Mckenzie, Nettle
and May Maxey and Maud Martin
Those who were present on this happy
occasion were the following ladies and
gentlemen: Mr.. and Mrs. Award, G.
Anderson, Aylesworth, J. H. Baker, f.
A. Boyles, A. A. Braten, o. p. CHS
holm, Walter Cooper. c. M. Chambliss,
F. Culloden, George DER, A. E. David
son, James Davis, A. J. Edsall, B. F.
Bisel, R. R. Finlay, j. T. Freeman, E.
E. Harmon. M. D. Jeffers, A. E. keeler
]. W. Kirschner, E. F. Kidd, I. L. Kirk
P. Koch, e. c. Kinney, p. B. Lamme
Thomas Lewis, F. B. Lewis, L. A. Luce
J. A. Luce, r. F. May, II. p. McNaugh-
| ton, Fl. P. Martin, J. E. Martin, A. D.
Maynard, A. E. Maynard e. w. Mack
enzie, Mclean, F.. A. Maxwell, H. B.
McCay. G. r. Nichols, T. M. Pierce, j.
l.. Patterson, ]. NJ. Robinson, s. Ruff
ner, Nelson Story, jr., c. w. Soper, G.
r. Safeley, TAFT, w. H. Tracy, j. H.
Taylor, o. Van Tassell, F. W. Van AL
len, w. w. White, ]. M Waters, D.
Wilson, George H. Wilson, l.. s. Will
son, John Work, w. H. Williams, A. K
Yerkes; Misses Ballinger. Brewer, Bo-
CERT, Cantewell Calvin, Ferris, Gage,
Harkins. Lewis. Luse. Maud Martin
Cleveland, Mckee. Mackenzie, Lang
horn, Miles, Maxey, May Maxey, Nut
ting, Patterson, Ruffner, Cameron and
TAFT: Mesdames B. +. Fridley, Doane,
Frazier, Hart, Congdon, Moger, Rich,
Pinney, Perkins, Stone and Winters;
Messrs A. E. Boyles, J. v. Bogert, A.
Currier, c. w. Jackson, James Reid. d.
| d. Smith, Frank Stevenson, John Sea-
HILL DR. Whitefoot and Leslie Gage.
Henry Fielding has been connected
| with the Wilson company of Bozeman
| for many years and is known to most
| of the inhabitants of the Gallatin val
| ley. He and his wife have spent a
| number of years in Bozeman and are
greatly esteemed by their large circle
| of friends
The Utopia Whist club met at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Luce
| on last Friday evening as the guests