The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-11
First Of tho Semi Monthly Meet
ings OF the Entire
Nous Club.
A Social Who're Fat Girls Wore Mt a Dis
count-Personnl and General
Mention.

flowers were roses, carnations and smilax
from California. Two rooms were given up
to the whist players. while the spacious
parlor was covered with canvas for the
dancers. Large bowls Of punch and lemon
ade stood where all who desired to refresh
themselves could easily do so. The refresh-
ments were dainty and elegant and exqui-
sitely served. The ladies who assisted Mrs.
Braden in receiving were Mrs. r. @. Power,
Mrs. Riddell, Miss Romaine Braden n
Miss Chumasero.
Mrs. Braden was attired in an imported
gown Of black Brussels net, beautifully
embroidered in wreaths of flowers in their
natural colors. cnt decollete with an ele-
CANT round point lace cape for the neck.
Her ornaments were diamonds.
Mrs. T. G.. Power wore n handsome black
net with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Riddell, daughter of Mrs. Braden,
wore n handsome cream satin trimmed with
rich lace. Her ornaments were a necklace
of pearls and a eorsage bouquet of pink car
nations.
Miss Romaine Braden looked very pretty
in a lavender moire antique silk gown
trimmed with white velvet and Valen-
ciennes lace, cut decollete and sleeves short;
ornaments pearls.
Miss Chumasero wore a handsome cow n
of cream schifon over silk, with diamond
ornaments.
These to whom invitations were sent
were: Messrs. and Mesdames Clayberg,
Sam Kenneth, Jos. Davis. Il. G.. Bach. D..
W. Fisk, Il. w. Child, Walker. A. M. Hol-
ter, J. W. Bannister, E. D. Bannister;, Chas.
Hunt, G. +. Miller. L. w. Knight, $. g.
Ashby. Burke, W.. G. Child, Sam Word,
Will Word. Percy Kenneth, Ell. Sharpe, s.
Witherbee, Herbert Nicholson, s. 8. Hunt
3. Smith, Flowerree, Will Wallace, Will
Flowerree, Tooker, E.. W. Knight. Jr.,
Campbell, j. I. Murphy, d. H. Cory. J. 4.
Bafty, Floyd-Jones, Toole, Bullard. Il.
ca1 q n Ro. !; Il. R Conrad d kshs, j. Rr B; wells
Cole, J.. Switzer, Muth, Maginnis.
Mrs. Huntley, Mrs. Kate Bullard, Madam
Medini; Misses Davenport, Walther, Child,
Logan, Corwin, Rumley, Marshall, Baird,
penter, Raht, Blaine. Ella Blaine, Rose
Grams, Barnaby, Dickinson, Cruise, Cullen,
King. Swami. Cole, Estelle Swami, Green,
franklin, Briscoe, Elizabeth Briscoe, Kate
Roberts.
Messrs. Austin Corbin, J. Luke, McQuald.
W. Carpenter, G. 1. Child. G. G.. Griffith,
w. s. Kelley. Ferguson, Carnochan, q. II.
Hill, Mellep, Meyendorff, r.. A. Harlow, s.
7. knight, VIM. Braden, n. B. Hotter. b.
W. Bach, W. G. Buskett, Hunter, Edgerton,
Thrall. of st. Paul, Garland. H. B. Palmer,
W.. J. King. b. King, James King, r. A.
From Butte: Messra. and Mesdames
Var Zandt, W. A. Clark, Thos. Lavelle, w.
w. Dixon. Geo. E. lockwood. Fl. Keller.
Goodale, q. Tucker. Phil Foster, Perrin
Irvine, w. Il. Clark, McFarlane. w. Nc
White. w. II. Keller.
Capt. and Mrs. Plummer, of De Lamar;
G. A. Nelson, Chas. Carson, Geo, w.
Mueller, of Elkhorn.
The Entire Nous club gave their initial
dance in the Helena Business college, on
Friday evening. Excellent music was fur
nished and a most pleasant evening spent.
The club will meet semi-monthly to spend
a merry evening. The officers are: Presi-
dent, w. H. Schmidt: vice. president, Fl. G.
freeman; secretary, w. j. Campion; treas
urer, j. c. Kicker. The executive commit
tee is w. H. Schmidt, l.. o. Evans. George
Faust, +. S. YeaRer and H.. H. Sterling.
Those present were; Misses Moran Silver
Nellie Blake, Bessie Blake, Mills, Misses
Wallace, Mcintyre, Rector, Alta Child.
Fannie Child, Quirk, Ada Roberts, Jur-
gems. Baird, Burton, Caddie Kirken1nll.
Misses Tague, Billiard. Bartos, Piatt, SAN
ders, LanRhorne. Martini Evans. Kenck,
Reinig. Chaperones, Mesdames II. N.
Blake, w. G. Child.
Messrs. Deering.. Tom, Loeb, II. 9.
Freo~an' Hilman' SHEPARD l W ~ H. Schmidt aaadas
Garter, Bradley, STYLES, Bullard, Campion,
Sterling, Murphy, Osborne, Davis, Dicker-
son, Chas. Yaeger, Harry Yaeger. Fred
Yaeger, Fretz. Wilson, Potter, A. Henry,
Hamburger, Mettler. Paynter. Thompson,
Curtis, Preuitt, Faust, l.. Henry, G. Silver
man. M. Silverman, Pelletier, Dahler,
Kicker, Tague, McNerney.
The Epworth league gave what is known
az a weigh "~sooial" at the home of Mrs.
Wright on Thursday evening. A large
quantity of tickets were numbered, these
were fastened on the ladies. and cards COR
respondingly numbered were given to the
gentlemen. The gentlemen we're then ex-
pected to look through the rooms until he
found the lady with Il card numbered like
his own. When the desired number was
found the lady was escorted to a pair of
scales and weighed, The gentleman was
told the weight, and was expected to pay
half rs much for his and the lady's supper
MS her weight. The gentleman who got n
seventy-hve pound partner could we'll
laugh Mt the man who drew the number
worn by a matron whose weight was nearly
two hundred. A great deal of amusement
WAS gotten out of the performance, and
nonc of the aides tried to disguise their
weight. Games were played and n pleasant
evening spent. The money goes towards
purchasing u piano for the league.
The entertainment given by the w. @. 4.
o.. of this city on Thursday evening was a
most excellent one. The singing was fine,
the recitations more than satisfactorily
rendered and the entire programme we'll
presented. The following ia n programme
of the evenings entertainment:
Mistress Mary" ..,.........". a cnntata
Girls OF the Loyal Temperance Legion.
PART IL,
Recitation, ',rho, Minriyrod' Mother" -,
,.... .....,.,..4.. Miss Alice Mcdonald.
Vocal duct -. So II, Messrs. Owen and Bartlett
Humorous recitation, The Model Sermon
Instrumental solo' Alice, ,Whors Ar Thou"
Vocal solo. "ll'o Dying Flower, y. ...u..
instrumental solo, "Cachoncn." -. -.
Miss NJ. {. Mcmillan.
A very pleasant wedding was celebrated
at 81. Petor's Episcopal church on Wednes-
dry evening. II was tho tying of tho nup-
tial knot which was to make Miss Sarah