The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-02

Mrs. A. NJ. Hotter, black bengaline sill
irridescent paseementerie trimmings.
Mrs. j. B. Lockwood, golden brown fall
silk. cord passementerie and real lace; Orna
ments, diamonds and white chrysant he
NUNS.
Mrs. Geo. May, black cros grain silk en-
train and square neck, jet passementeris
and bouquet of pink chrysanthemums.
| Miss Sanders wore q gown Of black laCl
with V neck and short sleeves, trimmet
with gold and silver passementerie; yellow
chrysanthemums adorned her corsaRe.
trimmings.
Miss Herrick, black lace with ribbon AMI
lace sleeves, V neck, boquet of chrysanthe
NUNS.
silk.
Miss Clara Wade, beautiful white Chin,
silk. heavy white pearl passementerie trim
mings and pearl necklace.
Miss Nellie Cuthbert, white china sill
and dotted tulle, low neck and elbow
sleeves.
Miss Barbour, old roso albatross with
black velvet and ribbon trimmings, bouquet
OF pink chrysanthemums and smilax.
ribbon garniture.
Miss Sims, gown Of black lace and bou-
quet of pink chrysanthemums.
Miss Margaret Robinson, black lace with
pink carnations.
Pearl Davenport, black net with bouquet
OF Jacqueminot roses.
Miss Lehman. gown of lilac net and silk,
corsage low.
OF the three hundred guests invited
nearly all responded to the invitation.
The invited guests were Mesdames J. X.
Ioole. Hauser, Carpenter, Potts, Power.
r. Knowls, Harwood. Blake, Dewitt.
Joseph Davis, Cans Sands, s.: ". Jones,
3. Walker, Kleinschmidt. Lockwood, Eaton,
Hibbard. w. F. Sanders, j. U. Sanders,
Chessman, Davidson, Davenport, Rumley,
4. Fisk, D. Fisk, Clark. Wilson, Steele.
Hedges, Webster. Webb. White, Paynter,
Reader, F. Il. Wallace, W. Wallace, bald
win, Biokel, Leslie. Smith, Osterhaut,
T. Kennett, s. Kennel, Tooker, GurRens,
Ashby, Word, Wheeler, Beckett, West,
Downes, Carson, Allen. Dictsnson, p.
FFl e. ,s W; F!o !s AZ Barbour. \.
Harrison, Cox, Phelps. ! hi, K 'lsey, Hind
son, Lyman. Lambie, G. May, A. May, Ellis,
Wade. Muth, Porter, DR.. Foot, II. Foot,
faulsen, Wilson, Lawyer, Pierce. Rector,
Andrews, Perrin, Atchinson. Billiard, Chad
wick, Groshon, Hinckley, Burke, Clayburg,
p0t%sf hse,s SHARP d cnssssr H f1R
Morris, Luke, Guthrie, Langley, Lamber-
ton,, Dr.. Cole, Hunt, Hathaway,
Sterling, Rosencrans, Marks, Sizer, Pyle.
Cowles, Lehman: Bach, Mcdonnell,
q; Tracey, ,, Helmick, Whitaker, Rah..
ao~e Plosser f diipstri sas sel ls1sm
tBsroadwater, Martin, swiggett, Z. Walker,
Woodman, Young, Bryan. F. Il. Shaffer,
J. F. shaffer, Moffett, O'Conner, W. @.
Chld, H: G. Child, Andrews, Bannister, DR..
Miller, Hickman. Botkin. Huntley, Graw,
Gamer. Echols, 9. ". Cannon, J. B. San
Kicker, Ide, Freeman, Henry Hill. NJ. NJ.
Hotter, Atkinson, Becker, Langhorne,
Swallow, Nicholson. Roy, Nelson. Buck.
kingman, La Croix, Ayr. HOWE, Ryan,
vestal. Cooper, W. D. Wheeler, Pruitt,
Hurdy, Huntley, the Misses Lou Guthrie,
G Gasa . Made Davenport Smith, Leslie,
Brown. Wells, Mayronne,
franklin, Sharp, Shiland, Sanders. Brook.
Langley, Philips. Atkinson, Wilson, Leh-
man, Bach, Barbour, Gordon, Burke, Green, |
smith. Herrick, Cram. Bohm, L. Sims, K. |
Sims, Cruise, Marks. Leslie, Johnston.
Maupin, Estell, Smith, Aldrich, Cullen,
stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jurgens gave delightful
halloween party Fridav night for their
laughter, Miss frankie. The evening was
spent, each one trying their fate
or the coming year, and when the time
anne for good night" every one declared
hey had spent a glorious evening. Miss
'rankie was assisted by Miss Attic and
annie Child. In one corner of the par
ors was small table with bottle of
cans on it. A paper was pinned on the
rail- with these words: ITO be seen, but
ot to be touched" Most everyone won
cred what this meant, but soon they found
ut. Everyone was to guess how many
eans were in the bottle. Miss Gertie Mar
in received the first prize, Miss Lehman
he BOBBY. Archie Logan first prize.
has. YaeRer captured the jumping jack.
loon after this apples were suspended from
he wall, and everybody tried to get bite.
"very'' few were rewarded. A large cake
n the center of the dining room table.
trimmed with roses and smilax,
vas cut and every boy with his best girl
ook piece. In the cake was
gold ring, silver tumble and q three
ent piece. Daisy Kinsley got the ring,
consequently she will be married before the
,ear is out. Fannie Child received the
smith found the three-cent piece and Of
course will always be very wealthy. In the
Iitchen was soda water fountain and Il
vas not very long before the Young people
'ound il out and many of them we're aquite
thirsty"
Those present were Attic and Fannie
Child, Jockey and Lille Fox, Inez md
Emma Smith, Grace Cullen, Nav Word.
Daisy Carpenter. BERTHE Wilson. Mamie
Gardner, Fannie Black, Eliza Rotor. Clara
lsullard. Jennie Tom, Cora and Ella San-
ders, Susie Voolfolk. Bessie and Nellie
Blake, Hattie and Mamie Pope, Mary Rob
erts, Wilder Broadweter. Daisy Kinsley.
Gertie Martin, Carrie and Yetta Feldberr.
Amy Cohen. Katheryn Simms, May Kinda,
lmogene Howell, and Hebe Ashby; Harry.
Fred. and Chas. YaeQer. Theo. Kinda.
Frank Ray. Andrew Fretz, A. b. Klein
Will Cannon. Ben Tom, Steve
Murphy. G. Hedges, Jr., Gilman Bullard,
81 smith. Ed aoIsky. Wessie Gardner,
Frank osterhaut; Mr.. and Mrs CCop T.
rooker, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Luke, Miss
Lehman and Mr.. Stoner.
The first Of series Of sooials was given |
" the Social Society Of st. Peters parish
IN Wednesday evening at the home Of Mr..
". G. Child on Rodney street. This society
Eas recently organized by the members of
he Episcopal church of this city and has
or its object tho promotion of friendly
Intercourse among its members and of be-
coming better acquainted with those of the
'hurch who have recently come to the CITY.
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