The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-09-13
AM AUTUMN RECEPTION.
Tho First Of tho Season Given In
Honor Of Mrs. W. L. Velie by
Mrs. D. A. 6. Flowerrce.
The Marriage OF Or. Goo. a. Young
and Miss Ellen M. Marshall
Last Week.
Yonng People Of \ Congregational
Church Have an Enjoyable Tiinc-
Personal and General.

ii =NGEH ~ HH
The reception given by Mrs, d. A. g.
4 Flowsrree ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in honor
/ of Mrs. w. T.. Volie, nee Flowerree, was one
/ of the most elegant and successful enter-
tainmsnts Of the sarly autumn season. The
spacious and elegant residence WAS beauti-
4 fully decorated with q variety of flowers.
! and the tables rivallcd those Of a prince in
/ the fincnsss of the linen, daintiness OF
china and glassware, beauty OF silver. and
delicscy Of viands.
Those receiving with Mrs. Flowerree dur
{ ing the afternoon were: Mrs. Oscar Brad
ford, who was nttired in an elegant gown
of black lace with diamond ornaments.
Mrs. 8. G. Ashby, wearing a charmingly
becoming gown Of black lace with gilt trim
mings and diamond ornaments
Mrs. e. w. knight, ST., who wore a gown
Of black crepe embroidered in gray, with
diamonds.
Mrs. Word, who was nttired in a hand
some costume Of old rose silk trimmed with
lace and wearing diamonds.
Mrs. Porter, wearing an elegant imported
costume of green silk with brocade silk
trimming,
Mrs. Velie, who was attired in a hand
some reception dress Of tan silk trimmed
with brooade silk and lace.
Mrs. Hauser wore an elegant gown of
dark blue silk with black lace trimmings,
and = diamond pendant.
Mrs. Flowerree was handsomely attired
in a vino colored velvet gown with pink
silk front and gray gloves and slippers,
with diamond ornaments.
In the evening the ladies who received the
ruests were: Mrs. D.A. G. Flowsrree. Mrs.
o. r. Allen, Miss Cruise, Mrs. Velie. Mrs. E.
w. Knight.J r, Mrs. Will Wallace and Mrs.
S. G. Ashby.
Mrs. Allen wore an elegant gown of bro
cade old rose silk trimmed with gilt passe-
monterie and lace.
Miss Cruise was becominply attired in a
dress of silver brocade silk, with diamond
ornaments.
Mrs. Velie looked very charming in a
dress of yellow silk.
gown of blue crepe trimmed with forget
me-nots, n carried a bouquet of pink
roses.
Mrs. Will Wallace wore a handsome gown
Of green Crepe trimmed with ribbon. and a
diamond star for an ornament.
Mrs. y. G. Ashby wore nm elegant gown of
sapphire velvet with q gray silk front and
diamond ornaments.
The invited guests for the reception were:
Mesdames A. J. Potts, w. r.. Smith. W. A.
de,s, VIM. Davenport. Martin Maginnis,
VIM. Hudnali, John Woodbridge. Esler.
g. Hedges. Foote, James Ryan, w: B.
Raleigh, j. T.. Harris, =. T. Hauser, A. E.
Eoi.'f b. Al =. csrn 1.sas's, Meeeis, p1esits,
Payntsr, Cans, A. F. Foote, T. L. Martin,
Muth, Il. A.. Walker, Mcdonnell, Howey,
L.. A. Snow. A.; 9. Botkin, 4. J.
Moses Morris, O.. w.: Cannon, M, NJ.
Hotter, Morris Sands, B. H. Tatem, Oscar
Bradford. w. g. Bailey, Sizer, Braden,
Plgott, Capes, s. Kenneth. Curtin, John
Curtin, T. {: Power, I; Il; Carter J. D.
Wilson. A: X; Barbour, w. q: Child l,;l Blake'
O, Walker, James Walker, DR.. Steele,
Rosenbaum, Rumley, DR.. Dean, Uuthbert,
Weston, Hundley, D'Anchell, A. g. Clark,
Webb, C%rounse. Word. H~awksworth,
4. N. Hotter, !. $. Tootsr, Clay
Blaine, A. W. Lyman, Hunt, H. IL. Hill, Il.
H. Kleinsohmidt, Pyle. j. L. Murphy,
Hoag. Bach, Ming, Ellis. Green, Wade.
Shannon. Roberts, Norham,. Ford, Medley,
Hamilton, Getchell, 3. w. Knight, ST.,
Reese, @. E. Conrad, Dahler,. G. X. Wells,
Charles Curtis, Wilcox, Nod Child, Ray,
Chadwick, n; J.. Mcdonnell, Misses s. San
ders, May Hill, Lou Guthrie, Mrs. Cullen.
In ths evening the party danced on a
large platform on the lawn, which was bril-
liantly illuminated by Chinese lanterns.
Those who took part in the evenings fes-
tivities were: Mesdames Will Wallace.
=. W; Knight, Jr., Will Flowsrree, G; A.
Ashby, Allen, Hauser; the Misses Flanagan,
McLaran, Sharpe. Ella Blaine. Swan, King,
Chumasero, Davenport, Walker, Rumley,
Child, Hill, Emily Bach. Cruise, Carpenter,
lace, Knight, Flowerree. Broadwater, Daven-
port. Porter, Ashby, Allen, George Hill,
Harry Davis, Harlow, Ben and Walter King,
Prosscr and Hunter.
Young-Marshali.
M II has been said: Marriage has some
: thing in it of nature, something in it of
~civility, and something in it of divinity"
Ono Of the most prominent events of the
past week was the marriage of Miss Ellen
Miles Marshall, daughter of Capt. Marshall,
of the United Stntes army, Of this city, to
DR.. George Bright Young. of the United
State Marine hospital service, stationed Mt
st. Louis. The m~arriagetook place at high
noon in St. Peters church, the beautiful
ceremony being impressively performed by
the Rev. Mr.. Webb.
As the wedding party entered the church
Prof. Petarmnn played the march from
Iollengrin and ut the close OF the ceremony
the beautiful strains Of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march fell upon the ear.
The bride was becomingly attired in old
rose broadcloth trimmed with silk of the
aane shade, with hat and gloves to match.
The groom was in full uniform, as were
Can't, Marshall and Major &aird. M. A,
Myendoitf and Robert Luke of1iciated as
ushera. The church was beautifully dec
Grated, as Was the house. After the core
mony an elegant wedding breakfast was
served at the home of Cnpt. and
Mrs. Marshall, to which only ~
few Of the. intimate friends OF the
family were invited. The many elegant
nrnsnnts racaiyal fInra frinuda tLrnuuhaut