The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-15
THE WEEK
IN SOCIETY.

The Homo Social club held their first
meeting on Friday evening, in the
hall of the Helena Business college.
Dancing and card playing formed the main
feature Of the evenings amusement, while
u vast nmount of small talk WAS INDUCED
in. One end Of the hall was occupied by
those who desired to engage in a social
game, while the remainder of the hall was
given up to the dancers. Prof. Petermann's
orchestra performed some excellent music,
which was greatly appreciated by the de-
votees Of the terpsiohorean art. w. @.
Child and Leslie SulRrove are frst-class
callers, and when all other changes escape
their recollection they command the
dancers to 'allamande left' and sail
promenade" Mrs. Fretz was a whole re-
ception committee by herself, and all the
guests were received and made welcome at
the very door. About II o'clock excellent
refreshments we're served and greatly en-
ioyed. After the delicacies were partaken of
tho company dispersed to meet again in two
weeks and continue the pleasures. Among
the members of the club are: Messrs. and
Mesdames Sturrock, Meadows, w. G. Child,
Brooke, Middlemas, Peter Larson. Nick
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lie SulRrove. Hinson, Bert Smith, Stadlsr,
Martin Wilmer, Ed Whitehead; Mesdames
Stedman, Fitzpatrick, Jerome Norris. Bur
ton, Albreoht; Misses Moran. Hopper, Bay
liss, Shober, Knowles, Fergus, Hunt,
Blanche Stedman. Clara s;tedman, Vida
Hannell; Messrs. Norris, Nolan, Turner,
Harrison, John Smythe. Jesse McGaughey,
Holt, Fred Cornish and T. =. Rowe.
The Rebekah ball in Electric hall on
Thursday evening vas a most delightful
affair, and was greatly enjoyed by the par
ticipants. There were about 100 invited
guests present, most Of whom spent the
evening dancing to the music furnished by
present were: Mesdames Henry Meyer,
Henry Fisher, w. II. Orr. w. II. Trow-
bridge, O. G. Kirkwold. J. Harb. Homer
Jennison. Stone, Taylor, ". W. Higgins.
W. L. Davis. George Boyden. A.. 8: Sand
berg, III. M. Little, r. N. Adams, Monroe,
Waite, A. i. Reed; Misses Amelia Docge,
Stella Dayton, Matheson. Grace Ripley,
Lulu Burt, Mamie Lewis, Maggie TAYLOR,
Adams, Richter, Lottie Sorrenson, Mover
news, Daisy Daniels and Mcl1erron; Mesars.
Henry Meyer. Henry Fisher. w: H.. Orr, W.
i. Trowbridge, O.C. Kirkwold. J. Harb,
Homer. Jennison, Mcbride. w. w. Higgins,
W. r. Davis, George Boyden, DIR. Blake,
DR.. Head. DR.. Stone, DR.. Taylor, DR.. Sand
berg. II. M. Little. r.. N. Adams, A. =.
Reed, Fred Wesner, w. X. Miller, Peter
Bsaudry, Charles Jennison, Paul Dogge,
+. Teutenberg and John Biles.
A number of Miss Annie Howard'a
friends treated her to a surprise party last
Friday evening. at the Porter flats on North
Ewing street. II was a very pleasant occR-
sion. Miss Howard entertained her friends
for several hours. Tho callers were ehaper-
oted by Mesdames A. Hoyt Manning aud
H.. @. Phelps. In the party we're the Misses
MARY murphy. Maudo Manning, Corrians
Dickerson, Sadie S~losson, Maggie McDon-
ald, Rose Bartos, Lizzie Sweeney. Lizzie
Mcdonald, Alice hartgrove.5 Annie McDon-
Md, Josie Harris. Sarah Feen, Mary Muir
ply, Ella Saunders, Goldia Manning, Edith
Bryan, Eva Majora, Stella HardRrove;
Msssrs. Frank Manning, Harry McNerney.
Harry Reeves. steve Murphy, George
Bayha, q. w. Chapman, w. Paynter. Fl. s.
league, II. DickerHon, v. styles, William
Smith. Ambrose Hogarth, II. q. Phelps.
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