Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-13
CASCADE GAYETY.
GRAND BALL GIVEN BY THE ODD
FELLOWS.
A Large Attendance-The Chestnut Valley
Represented by Many Handsome
Ladies' - The Great Falls
aMr Party Welcomed.

Last evening there was given at Cas-
cade, under the auspices of the I. O. o. F.,
one Of the largest, most enjoyable and
successful balls ever witnessed in this
section of Montana. The hall, which was
recently erected, is 80 feet long by 80 feet
wide, affording ample room to entertain
the 200 guests who graced the occasion
with theirtpresence. At Z o'clock a spec
'lal train left here with about 60 people.
They were met at the depot at Cascade
by the reception committee, who escorted
the guests to the hall.
Among those who were on the excur-
sion train were Mr. and Mrs Frank
Coombs, MIR and Mrs X Clark, Mr. and
Mrs Lester, Mr. and Mrs PEPPER, Mr. and
Mrs Devine, Mr. and Mrs Moran, Mr. and
Mrs Enfield, Mr. and Mrs Hildebrand,
Ulm. Misses White, Wegner, Dutro,
Fort Benton; Shaw, Calvert, Fletcher,
Adams and Daley. Judge Dyas, Messrs
Wegner, Goodrich, Kennedy, Calvert, E
A Ringwald, Goss, Ledgerwood, Mckay,
Wright, Wilson, CLARK, Remington, Allen,
Shaw, Skinner and others.
Dancing commenced Immediately with
a grand march, led by E. A. Ringwald
and Mrs. Coombs, and confined to late
hour. The supper, which was superin-
tended by Messrs Lease and Jerry, merits
special mention. These gentlemen had
spared no pains to make the supper one
of the features of the ball. Their efforts
were successful and were fully appre-
ciated by all. There was over 200 ladies
and gentlemen present, including guests
from Helena, Great Falls, and the sur
rounding country. The floor was in
perfect condition for dancing. The ar
rangements were carried out successfully
by the following gentlemen: J. P. Dyas,
q. A. Beckett, Albert Porter, l. D. Asken
and H. F. Mortag. Mr.. Mullery was
prominent in entertaining the guests and
aided much in making the affair sue
cess. The music was furnished by Prof.
Races full orchestra, and as they amply
sustained their reputation, it is needless
to say the music was good. Mr.. Peter
Macdonald, as prompter, introduced some
new figures, which were much admired.
The special train returned Immediately
after the party broke up which was at i
late hour. All the visitors had an en-
joysble time, long to be remembered. In
addition to those present already men
toned, were Mr.. Robert Finn, Mr..
and Mrs Benz. Rumney, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rumney, Mr.. and Mrs. Austen, Mr..
and Mrs. Hodson, Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Schrammeck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcdaniel, Mr.. and Mrs. Palmer, DR.. and
Mrs. James, Mr.. and Mrs. Switzer, Mr..
and Mrs. Jerry, Deep creek; Mr.. and Mrs.
Sullivan, Mr.. and Mrs. Evans, Sand
Coulee; Mr.. and Mrs. Snedden, Mrs. Hall,
Mrs. Hough, Mrs. Stevenson, Mrs. Bill
ings, Misses Patch, Bruno, Milligan,
Maloney, Coin, Robertson; Messrs.
Sheppard, Ronald, Taylor, Beckett, Null
ery, Coulson, Davis, Burch, Siben,
Murphy, Ross, Thoroughman,
aaunt, Asken, Morrison, sprague, Abel
Mortag, Perkins, Mullen, Hardy,
aolstead, Burmeister, Jennings, Kauf-
nan.
The Great Falls party are loud in praise
If the warm welcome which they receiv-
ID and of the excellent manner in which |
hey were entertained. They speak high
y of the luxurious supper that was serv-
I'd and of the warm hearted, genial peo-
'le whom they met.