The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-29

Mrs. Clemens dove-colored silk COM
bined with pink silk.
Mrs. Word, black and red brocaded satin
with red velvet; diamonds.
Mrs. S. II. kennett, white silk and lace
with brocaGed velvet; decollete and derni-
train.
Miss Carpenter, black lace over black
silk, velvet ribbons and MORE sash; decol-
lete.
Mrs. Jim Wells. black silk en- train and
neck in front; roses.
Miss Cowan, white tulle over shrimp
pink, trimming of ribbons.
Mrs. Sizer, white and lavender silk; de-
collette.
Mrs. w. G. Child, white China silk
trimmed with white ribbons; Y front;
ornaments, gold beads and diamonds;
Miss Herrick, black net over black silk;
Y front; roses.
Mrs. ii. Buck, grey colorcd silk combined
with white.
Mrs. l.. G. Phelps. lowered buff silk conf
bined wish blue: diamonds.
Miss Louise Blaine, white silk; neck;
short, pulled sleeves; pink roses.
Mrs. Sibley, blue crepe. trimmed with
black, Vandyke points; decollette; dia-
monds.
Mrs. Bradshaw. grey silk aud black. vel
vet stripe, with Zouaye jacket of black vel
vet: entrain.
Miss Helen Passmore, white lowered In
dia silk, with helitrope velvet.
Mrs. Don Davenport, black lace .over
black silk; red roses.
Mrs. Eaton. black silk with large figures:
Mrs. Heryey Barbour. dark green velvet
bodice. with postillion back over sea-
green crepe skirt; decollete.
Gentlemen present: Gov. Toole. George
Hill, Griffith, May, Griffin, Ferguson.
Crutcher, Thornhurgh, Davis, Burns, Kelly.
King, Harlow, Richards Met:en. Huntley.
Sizer, Davenport, DR.. Barbour. Hunt,
Child, Jerome, Clayberg, Bridge, Barbour,
Allen, Bradshaw. Winslow. Kane. Jones,
Phelps, Ed. Child. Burke, Clemens, Baird
Kenneth, Will Word, Frank Sharpe, David.
son, Major Smith, Chessman, Sibley, Lang
ley, C. G. Broadwater.
; Tomorrow evening and Tuesday evening
the beautiful little cantata of Red Riding
Hood will be presented at Ming's opers
house under the direction of Carrie N
Pitts and Isabel Mosher. They have spared
, no time or labor to make it a success, ant
considering that it is to benefit so worthy a,
institution as the Y. NJ. G. A., it should b,
literally patronized.. Mr.. Robert Sale tnl
! has kindly consented to be stage manage
snd Signor Romandy will have charge o
1 the orchestra both evenings. The must
IL very brilliant and "catch." To see til
Gypsy camp md dance will alone be wort
the price of admission.
On last Thursday a party of fourtee
ladies and gentlemen braved the cloud
J, skies and made a trip to the Gate of til
8 Mountains. The entire day was filed wit
pleasure for each member of the party, fc
as il turned ont no more perfect condition
/ could have been asked than existed. A Joil
wagon ride, wild flowers in profusion, III
;, wonders of nature in her kindiiest mood,
70 charming river trip, music. dancing and
:, most enjoyable trout and chicken Gunner {
Judge Hilger's were some of the pleasure
!, of the day. On the return trip to the cit
- the air was made vocal with college SOM
i. and hearty laughter, in which all ioine'
= young and old.
When it is added that not single inc
y. dent of an unpleasant nature occurred
- detract from the perfect enjoyment OF eac
member of the party, the general regr
u that the day was over may be imagine
~ posed the party: Mesdames Hedges, Co
!. HARRISON, Ayre; Misses Armstrong,
: Columbus, o.. and Nardin, of Anderson.
:, c.: Mrs. Vandiver, of Anderson, s. G.; N
Il and Mrs. Geo. H. Piatt, Mr.. and Mrs. Jol
w. Thompson; Messrs. Harrison, Hami
m ton and Mr.. Z. H. Nacrum, of Pittsbur
~ Pa, and DIR. j. G. Thompson.
- Miss Kathryn Wilson, assisted by b
friend, Mrs. Hogan, gave . luncheon
lie some Of her friends yesterday afternoo
Is; Miss Wilson was attired in yellow Chi
silk, made with q brown velvet bodice. di
- moud ornaments. Mrs. Hogan wore
n. embrdi1aee robe of old rose cembin
With white uepes diamsoas sss fcsna0e0'