The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-20

The bonfires will all be lighted at IL
o'clock in the evening. The chairman
reported that IS hacks are needed and
the liverymen would not make a better
rate than SIS per hack Some hacks are
absolutely needed for the accommoda-
tlon of the citys guests, but he was in
| FAVOR of using as few as possible. and
for himself he was perfectly willing TO
walk. 1t was finally decided that the
! committee should walk in a body in the
| parade
1t was decided that societies and or
ganizations participating in the parade
| should carry no banners except those
| distinctive of the organizations and
those of patriotic character.
| The tender of the services of the Sill
! yer Bow Glee club was accepted with
| thanks. Arthur II. Miller and John
| Downey We're added to the list Of aides
in the marshars staff.
Notification was received that the
| United Commercial Travellers would
| participate in the night parade with
Roman candles.
| One hundred and thirty-five badges
were disposed of yesterday in the Orig
inal and Stuart mines.
There are 1000 more badges to be
made up and ladies who will volun-
teer to do this work are requested to
call at once at the office of Lee Mantle
anu Sel lIle HldteIIdl LOI TIE DduSGS.
The name of Colonel T. O'Leary was
yesterday added to the special recep-
ton committee to meet the soldiers.
Another meeting Of the women will
be held at the Auditorium at 2 o'clock
this afternoon. All ladies appointed to
distribute the medals. to wait on tables
and for other services, and all other
ladies interested are urged to be pres
ent, so that all final arrangements can
be made.
The following appointments were
made yesterday by the ladies' recep-
ton committee:
To distribute medals-Mrs. j. f.
Richards. chairman: Mrs. Munger,
Wetzstein, w. P. Farrell. P. C. Dean,
W. H. Palmer, ]. N. Waldrop, F. Fer
guson, j.. M. Lewis, J. Schanlanker.
Miller, 5. Henworth, Clara Alfred, E.
w. Thomas, Patterson, Harris, ]. Osier,
Bessie Cox, c. M. Gates Professor Rob-
lnson, A. E. Reek, E. Peterson. N. D.
Root, Ed Asa, P. A. Julien. H. ]. Kerr,
II. S. Winchester. H. o. Swain, Frank
Morford. Charles P. Brinton, Thomas
Beckwith, Fitzgerald, E. F. Gallagher,
Misses Ocie Mason, Lena Linders, Ag-
mes Richer, ]. Sullivan, Maud C.
Moore, Myrtle Clayborn, Cora Smith,
Ella Wright Allie Kemper, Helen
Brauer, Nina Leetham. Isabella Lit
tiS, IIulti Lilllt, EultH " yuHe, M.
]. Broughton, Lillian Broughton, Ida
Herbert, Edna Henderson, May Nc
Nulty. Sadie Mckay, Maggie Stenbern,
Myrtle Jones, Mary McAuley, Louise
Morrison. Hattie Young, Clara Wilcox,
Lebeau, Foster, Dawson, Barrett, Kate
Hammond, BERTHE Hammer, Foran,
Katie Foran. Grove, Corette.
Table captains and their assistants:
Table Mrs. w. S. Cobban, cap
tain; Miss Ella Dunstan, Miss Emma
Dunstan, Miss Hosking. Miss Edna
Cobban, Miss Fitchet, Miss Wilough-
by, Miss Carlysle. Miss Witty, Miss
Thomas, Mrs. M. F. Sparkling.
Table 2-Mrs. J. H. Gilbert, captain;
Misses Clara Terrence, Maggie Kitto,
Maggie Steinbern. Sarah Pollock, A.
Bryant, A. Galloway, B. Kendall, Ka-
tie Ingram, Williams. Kemper.
Table 3-Mrs. James I. Broughton,
captain; Mrs. Cotton, Mrs Philips,
Mrs Root, Mrs. Leetham, Mrs Med
hurst, Mrs. Frasier. Miss Fitzgerald,
Mrs. E. j. Wright, Miss Sadie Ayers,
Miss Cora P. Holmes.
Table AIRS. +. o. Jones, captain;
Mrs. Will McHugh, Mrs. George Da-
Wis, Mrs. Joseph Jones, Mrs Henworth,
Mrs. A. Reese. Mrs. Chris Weideman,
Mrs. Frank Farlin, Miss Ella Jones,