Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-12-01

very little. a few suits of underclothes
and socks. For little girls there were
many things. Dresses of all kinds. from
warm wooden plaids to several dainty lit
tie gowns all lace and embroidery in DEL
icate pinks and blues. But the babies
the babies Jared best of all. The tiniest
of little stockings and bootees, the little
specks of petticoats, the long clothes of
muslin, of flannel. of outing flannel, of
every conceivable color and shade. made
in every style. Little hoods, several dear
little coats OF eiderdown and bouc!e
cloth, tiny shoes and rubbers, 'Yitty
Wubbers,' one infant called them. Pin
nlng blankets, there was every article
Tor babies of a day old up to 6 and :.
1t seemed as if most of the members of
the guild had an especially warm corner
for the little ones Of the deserving poor.
And with the tiny ones expense seemed
less an object to the givers than it was
with those of larger growth.
The Walkerville and Centerville Deor
pie fairly outdid themselves. Of his sec.
ton Mrs. James I. ~Rroughton was presis
dent, Miss Belle Dunnavan secretary,
and the directors We're Mrs. 7. w. Buzzo
of Walkerville,; Mrs. 1. w. Chapin.
Walkerville; Mrs. Luxton, Centerville:
Mrs. James I. Broughton and Miss Belle
DunnaNan, of Walkerville. There were
fVe money members, giving $3.50. On
their table was noted many things. Mrs.
DoNNny gave some cunning red felt chill
dren's slippers, trimmed with fur; Mrs.
). *. Clark gave two very pretty wraps
pers for women. Mrs. Joseph AnneaF
gave children's underclothes. Mrs. S. A..
Wright. several warm petticoats.
Miss Best of Butte gave a set of chill
dren's underclothes. Mr.. ]. T. Bennett
nf tantnrNri1ln ora t,r, l,l;o~s -:-,A
gowns. Miss Dunnavan gave four petit
coats. Miss Ada Phillips of Centerville.
two night gowns; Miss NJ. Fitzgerald,
two petticoats; Miss NJ. ]. Broughton,
two ladies' petticoats; Mrs. T. j. Brule.
two petticoats; Mrs. James T. Broughton,
two petticoats; Symon Bros. of Butte,
two ladies union suits; Mrs. John Evans.
two undershirts; Mrs. I. N. Chaplin awe
four bingham aprons, two pairs of fan
mel under drawers, two muslin skirts and
two pairs of socks; Mrs. Vicarhay, two
children's petticoats, two children's
aprons: Mrs. T.. w. Buzzo, five pairs of
hose. two night gowns. Other garments
arrived for this table afterwards. This
was section two.
Another table was occupied by section
one, Mrs. J. S. Hammond. PRESIDENT:
Mrs. Clinton II. Moore, secretary. Among
the givers and members were Mesdames
f.. Newton, Dierdks, J. j. Terrell, Betteb-
son, Tallant, Holmes. Thompson, Camp.
bell, Daily, Hight, Misses German, Daisy
| Dawson, Holmes and Bayley.
In this section Kate Hammond as al.
rector, had the following members: The
Misses Mary Holland. Kate Lynch, Mary
Pillsbury, Dorothy MacLean, Edith Dor
ris, Attic Birdseye, Mrs. George Brennan
and Mrs. A. Henningsen.
Mrs. Clinton Fl. Moore, as director in
this section, had the following: Mes
DANES A. j. Daum, J.. Crossman, NJ
Hughes, j. Quinn, Leland Prescott, J.,
Rosenthal, M. r. McCracken. George
Rolf. Miss Ida Crossman and a friend.
VI this same section Kate l.. Obj
had the Following givers: Miss Julia
Hurley. Miss Rena Cobban, Mesdames
n. A. Cobban. John c. Moebus, J.. H.
Mitchell. Mamie Brown, w. F. Noyes.
Mrs. Ruth Burton, as director in this
section had the following members:
Mesdames Gelston, Garden. Black. WILL
ard, Lewis. Turner. Thirloway, Pond,
Pease, Henworth and a friend.
In this section there We're 1872 garments
provided as follows: Men, three; boys,
-; women, "a; girls, Il; infants, six
miscellaneous, six.
In section four Mrs. F. S. Mitchell,
president: Mrs. Alexander Husband
secretary: Mrs. ]. X. Macdonald, treas
urer; gave &c garments, divided as fol-
lows: Boys, eight; girls, SO; infants,
four: miscellaneous, one.
Mrs. Husband, as director in this Sec
ton had the following members: Mes
DANES j. II. Mooney, G. w. Motoring. H.
Meyer, Charles Gosman, II. s. Clark,
N. G. Whiting, c.. II. Lane. Alex Fraser.
Mrs. r. S. Mitchell, as director in this
section had the following members:
Mcsdames George Stevenson, II. McDon-
ala, T.. Moore, S. H.. r. Dufresne, II.
Rockefeller, f. L. Chapman, j. A..
Pritchard, c.. G.. Clark, G. Stewart, r.
Elackford, Miss NJ. Il. Brady.
Mrs. j. r. Mcdonald, as director in this
section had the following members:
Mesdames Mink, Darch, w. J.. Alexan-
der, Esther Mickeljohn, r. p. Forces
tell, +. Blackford, Ruth Burton. Miss
Theo Russell. In this section 66 gar
ments We're collected; boys. s.; girls, So;
infants, 4; miscellaneous one.
In section five -irss. E.. Frakes was
president, secretary and treasurer. She
had collected in all 40 garments and car
ried off the palm for stockings and nit
tens, having the largest collections of
those articles. Her directors were Mrs.
A. S. Christie, Mrs. Vivian, Mrs. A. II.
Whitcher, Mrs. Walker.
Mrs. J.. w. Gum, president of section
six, had five directors who gave the fol-
lowing articles, IS in all: Men, two;
boys, nine; women, IS; girls. 10; miscel-
laneOus, 10. She was a director herself,
her other directors being Mrs. j. r. E.
Sievers, Mrs. DR.. Donovan. Mrs. DIR. Me-
lntyre, Mrs. $. b. Buckles. Mrs. T. A.
Criggs, Mrs. Gunn collected, herself,
from the following members: Mesdames
j. H.. Harper. Marvin, Tibbetts, Bows
man, King, Corbett, Wishon, Jackson, J.
r. Wharton.
Section three, Mrs. A. H. Jones, presi-
dent; Mrs. Joh Noyes, secretary, had
the following directors: Mesdames John
Noyes, ]. NJ. White, Henry Mueller and
five money members. They collected the