Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1885-09-10
Helena, Montana, Thursday, September TO- 1885.

Young Mr.. Wayend has brought thirty
suits of clothes, no principles, and SONS
very fast horses TO the general fund Of social
pleasures this summer. He is considered q
great catch
Colonel Fiathead has net been seen today.
He spent last evening at home in the bosom
OF his family. lie sat On the front balcony
Of bis cottaee anti eight O'clock. smoked
fifteen cent cgars, scolded his wife. quar-
relied with his daughter Daisy until nine,
and then retired in the sulks. The colonel
is great ornament 20 his set. and is highly
appreciated at the club, but an evening at
home is too much for Kim.
Barber Buckram and family have taken a
cottage al Newport.
Captain Cobbler and wife, nee De Trotter,
will entertain the Axhandles next week At a
luncheon Of heefsteak ami onions
Mrs. Reaction Rifeball AM family. of
southern city. has located at Long Branch
Their arrival was an event of great mag
'.itude. Everything but the sun stood still,
as they approached. Our special artist
sketchei them, three photographers 'tookn
them as they passed up the hotel steps, and
fourteen modistes were on hand 10 copy
their gowns. Mrs. RihebalTs costumes out
shone and outnumbered every other woman's
last summer. During her two months stay
she never wore the same dress twice, and
she carried several home with her without
showing them at all. This year she is not
only prepared to make all other women en-
vious but viii lead them regular Waterloo
in the matter Of clothes. Seventeen immense
rived. The trunks have been photographed
for The Society Slaughterer, and cut of
the dressmaxer is promised for several of
our leading dailies.
Mrs. Rifleball will, however, have a pow
erful rival in the person Of Mrs. Blazer, OF
New York, who has given warning that she
viii be at the same hotel in a week or so,
armed with one hundred costumes of for
eign make. Ir. Blazer has already been on
the grounds and engaged rooms. This cos
tune fight promises TO be particularly spir-
tied, and VIII give great life 20 the hotel
where it takes place, as well as exert a benef-
cial influence On society everywhere. Ii Is,
indeed, matter of congratulation that in
times like these, when wars, evils, epi-
denies. revolutions, reformations and other
unpleasant topics are obtruding themselves
upon the minds of the masses, there are still
few women who keep their minds unsul-
lied and stick faithfully TO the pure, holy
and womanly topic Of dress. These things
give us hope
The turnouts Of Colonel Cracko'dOom ar
rived from New York yesterday morning.
For several seasons they have been the envy
Of all visitors at the Springs.
Mrs. Altitude attracts a great dea: OF at
tention at the Bunthorns House by ten
thousand-dollar bracelet
Miss Georgina Mezzocoloro enjoys Uelle-
dom at the Administer by reason u her ig-
norance OF everything but dress
A beautiful tiger lily is in fni bloom il.
the grounds Of Senator SnapdIagob aud at
tracts much attention.
Miss Margery Doublefrill, worth two mil
lien in her own right, was married to Mr..
Archibald Greybill Hornpipe on Monday.
She wore a toilet of white satin and lace
that cost 5000. Mr.. Hornpipe is distin-
guished "a a leader Of the german.
The eccentric Mrs. Coughdrop went driv-
ing recently in simple aud unpretentious
carriage Mr& c. is fond OF treating the
town TO the1e harmless little sensations
Mrs splurges numerous AMI original
eauipages attract a. much attention this
summer as ever. A sight OF her golden
chariot chasing the golden hours makes one
feel that life is indeed worth living.
Mrs. Horldly's charming little dog,
Spreckles, wears thousand dollar diamond
sn his neck ribbon. The dear little creature
is greatly admired ami envied by every
body.
The Ketsle1rum family viii arrive day
after tomorrow. Mrs. kettledrum COS
TUNES are said To be perfectly overpowering
this season.
Ii is generally conceded that Miss Blanchi-
flower Murphy has the smallest hand on the
island.
A handsome young gallant who has been
dazzling society at the pier for a month,
left sud denly last night. His set are greatly
perplexel 10 know the cause of his hasty do
parture. A late rumor saws that his move
ments were accelerated by his laundress,
who unexpectedly presented her bin.
Mrs. Trumpetcall has the mcst extrava-
CANT wardrobe at - Beach Her gowns
were described at length in The Bugle last
week One Of Mrs. I. IS charms is her hatred
Of anything strong-minded- She is ''true
woman" and shrinks from sosoriety. She
wouldn't vote Tor anything; neither would
she vulgarize herself by having views ON
any public question. The 'true woman"
always sLrin&s- She might BE- sad to be
born sLrinker Public mention. except IN
the matter of her clothes. is odious TO her.
Here / resi- my case, leaving my readers
10 fniIL IL over Max EIToN