Daily inter mountain., 1899-10-23

tain: Misses Clara Terrence, Maggie
Kitto, Maggie Steinberg, Sarah Pollock,
Katie Ingram, Williams, Kemper.
Table No. 3-Mrs. James I. Broughton,
captain: Mrs. Cotton, Mrs. Philips, Mrs.
Root, Mrs. Leetham, Mrs. Medhurst,
Mrs. Frasier Miss Fitzgerald, Mrs. E. J.
Wright Miss Sadie Ayres, Miss Cora p
Holmes, Mrs. Fitzgerald Mrs. Herbert,
Miss Ida Herbert. Miss Lillian Brough-
ton, Miss NJ j. Broughton.
Table No. Mrs. ]. O. Jones. captain;
Mrs. Will McHugh, Mrs. George Davis,
Mrs. Joseph Jones, Mrs. Henworth Mrs.
A. Reese, Mrs. Chris Weideman, Mrs.
Cora Connel. Miss Bertha Smith, Miss
Fitzgerald, Miss A. Fitzgerald.
Table No. 5-Mrs Frank Marsh, cap
tain; Mrs. R. Skillicorn, Miss Lizzie
Hartnett. Mrs. NJ. Mckinley Mrs. Ed
Dillon, Mrs. r. Richards, Misses Myrtle
Hickey, w. H. Rodgers, Mary, Lizzie
and Jennie Bennett.
Table No. 6-Mrs. L. P. Best, captain;
Mrs. J. Brauer, Mrs. E. w. Kemper, Miss
Douglas Pollock, Misses Mary Harris,
Olive Carver, Margaret and Blanche
Knowlton, Jennie Lauterman, Maud
Ashcroft, Nellie Clayborn.
Table No. Mrs. f. Frakes, captain;
Mrs. Connell, Loretta Widband, Grace
Wilson, Miss Sheldon. Mabel Zirnm. Lii
lie Webster, jamie Webster, Lulu Will
liams, Nellie Hamlyn.
Table No. S-Mrs. J. H. Harper. cap
tain; Mrs. Passmore, Mrs. j. H. Stein
born, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. McCrimmon,
Mrs. John McAuley, Misses Sappington,
Cope, Roselle King, Minnie Reynolds,
Matte Ober.
Table No. 9-Mrs. j. NJ. White captain;
Mrs. Lyman A. Sisley, Mrs. G. r. Leon
ard, Miss Hammond, Mrs. j. K. Heslet,
Miss Meiklejohn, Mrs. J. A. Ross, Miss
n,.,eo NTrs
T. .Lavell, Mrs Mabel Bateman, Mrs. j.
H. Winchel, Mrs. J. Sullivan.
Table No. 10-Mrs Ben E. Calkins, cap
tain; Misses Strasberger, Hickman, Han
son, Hensley. Dawson, Renshaw, Bar
rette, Doty, Dickerson, Crippen
Table No. 11-Mrs. Frank E. Shaw.
captain; Mrs. Gus Morgan, Mrs. w. w.
Dixon, Miss Gertie Wells. Miss Hattie
Young, Miss J. Sullivan Miss NJ. Sulli-
van, Miss McLannahan Miss LeBeau,
Miss Foster, Miss Clara Wilcox, Mrs.
Hobrook.
Table No. 12-Mrs w. J. Christie, cap
tain; Mrs. E. H. Bruce, Mrs. Kinley,
Mrs. Tonkin, Misses Annie Langston,
Marthed, Arnold. NJ. Randall, Celia
Waters. Maud c. Moore. Mrs. r. King.
Table No. 13-Mrs. Joe Rosenthal, cap
tain; Mrs. Charles Helbronner. Mrs.
Sloan, Mrs. Minger. Miss Rose Sampson,
Miss A. Sampson, Miss Davis Miss Can't
| we'll, Miss Walker, Miss Pllsbury, Miss
Eva Etzensburger, Miss Greenwood.
! Table No 14-Mrs. Adolph Wetzstein,
captain; Miss Lena Vosberg, Miss Annie
| Therman, Miss May Lloyd, Miss Nettie
strasburger,. Miss Ella Henderson, Miss
! Clara Shurf, Miss Ida Herbert, Miss
Laura Mayotte, Miss Eliza Etzensbur-
ger, Mrs. Lloyd.
The first section, bearing General
Kessler and staff, reached the place of
dsembarkment at 1920 p. M, the second
section al 1.25 p. m., and the third sec
ton at 80. 1t was with great difficulty
that the first section got through the
crowd on account of the thousands who
crowded on the track in a vain endeavor
| to see the volunteers first. Seven COM
bined bands, including 200 musicians,
played national airs. Men and boys
threw their hats in the air, and ladies
waved their handkerchiefs, while all
| yelled themselves hoarse. AS the volun-
teers filed out of the cars they We're
grabbed by the assemblage regardless of
individuality, and embraced as though
they all belonged to one fam
/ lily. There were many very affecting
meetings which occurred promisciously
along the track and out on the commons
for about a half mile square. 1t was
/ 9 O'Clock when the march with broken
ranks was taken up with the combined
! bands playing "Marchng Through
Georgia." AS the volunteers entered the
gate and came toward the grand stand
battery A OF Helena fired a salute of 36
guns from eight field pieces stationed il
j the center of the race track grounds.
Owing to tn lateness of the hour all eX-
! ercises at the track were dispensed with
and the volunteers ushered into the
dancing halls for their dinner. Some CT
the volunteers forgot they were hungry
and remained With their friends on the
grounds The ovation of the day was
rendered General kessler when he
alighted from the train.
The governors staff reached the race
track at p. m. The procession followed
a short time afterwards.
TAyVc WITTY THE MEN