The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-01

ding supper was served at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. j. K. Clark. followed
by a reception. The table was deco
rated with bride roses and maiden hair
ferns. The bridal party included Mr..
and Mrs. j. X. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Mr. and Mrs. Sam M. tombstone. Mr..
and Mrs. e. E. Gallogly, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. w. Blackboard. Alex tombstone, Miss
Ethel Black, Rev. e. J. Groeneveld,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Thompson, Mas
ters Clark and tombstone and Miss
Drea tombstone. Among profusion of
costly gifts received by the young cou-,
pie may be mentioned valuable rose
point lace, presented by Mrs. ]. K.
Clark a check for $1,000 from / K.
Clark, check for 81 900 from w. A.
Clark, a house and lot from William
Thompson. The happy couple have
started for Europe and will spend near
ly year in travelling.
The Silver Bow chapter Daughters
of the American Revolution, held their
annual meeting on Forefathers' day,
Wednesday, Dec. Il. at the home of the
regent, Mrs. w. S. Tallant. An elabor-
ate lunch was served at ] O'clock by
the hostess, after which came the bust
ness meeting and election of officers.
The officers for the year are: Regent,
Mrs. w. S. Tallant; vice regent, Mrs.
A. J. Davis: secretary, Mrs. E. l.. Kern;
treasurer, Mrs. r. d. Grant; registrar,
Mrs c. Fl. Moore; historian, Mrs. j. II.
Harper. Meetings will be held the third
Thursday of each month The January
meeting will be a the home of Mrs. A.
II. Barrett.
Ruth chapter No 9 o. +. s.. the past
week received an official visit from their
grand matron, Mrs. Amelia Hindson of
Helena, Mont. who. by invitation, came
for the purpose of installing the officers
| for the term of 1899. The lady arrived
in Butte last Tuesday evening and has
been the guest OF the chapter members,
| with headquarters at Mrs. ElVa Board
mans. Wednesday evening was the
| time appointed for the installation Of
! officers. AT the close of the work a
musical and literary programme was
! given, with an elaborate banquet fol-
| lowing. The grand ma;ron was pre-
| sented by b. S. Tnfesher, on behalf of
| the members. Il silver and gold fruit
spoon. W. T. Boardman presented tc
| Mrs Mary c. Damn, past matron, q
| jewel. The faithful sentinel. Fred Mac
Donald, presented the ladies of the
I chapter very elegant three-piece toilet
set-brush, comb and hand mirror. The
festivities of the chapter closed Friday
| afternoon, when a reception was ten
tdered the grand matron by Mrs. NJ. G
| Damn at her home, No. 321 f. Granite
street. she being assisted by her mother
Mrs. Crossman, and sisters, Miss Ids
| CroSSman and Mrs. tina Plummer. Tn.
| reception was held from to p. m.
the rooms of the home being beautifully
decorated with cut flowers. and ellb
crate refreshments We're served. 4
guessing contest was d feature of thu
occasion, each guest present being Civ
en- picture cut from paper of SOM
| noted parsonage and prizes given t.
those guessing the greatest number cor
rectly. Madames Boardman, Culiun
and Williams We're the winners. Abou
- persons We're present.
Mrs, j. l.. Carroll entertained he
Sunday school class Wednesday after
noon. Those present We're John Groen
eveld, Charlie Patterson, Louis CLARK
Cecil Booker. Jakey Baker, Clarenc
Palmerston, Archie Mieklejohn, Hug
Mieklejohn, Fred 1inlSle, and William
Home Mrs. Carroll was assisted b
Mrs J. l.. Holmes and Mrs. II. L
Boothby.
Mr.. and Mrs John Noyes announc
the engagement of their daughter, Mis-
Ruth Noyes, 10 Arthur Philip Heinz
Mrs. Willden Pnkham gave Christ
mas tree to about twenty-five childre
Christmas eve. About two hours wa
spent in Rotations, music and dar
cling. after which each child received
choice box of bon bons.
Miss Mary Williams of MeaderNiil
is visiting in Victoria, b. G., en- foul
to San Francisco.
Mrs. p. A. Allen is very much improF
ed in health, and will leave for tn