The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-12-20

The Entire Nous club has dissolved and
henceforth will be known as the Thirty
Three club, that being the number of gen.
tlemen forming the club. The first dance
since their reorganization was held in the
Helena Business College hall on Friday
evening. The music was furnished by
Prof. Peterman's orchestra, the loor was
in n fine condition and the dancers there
for a good time, and they had it. At II
O'Clock elegant refreshments were served,
being furnished by Will Cannon as a COM
pliment to the club. as he leaves for New
York on Saturday to be absent some time.
The dancing was kept up till after l O'Clock,
when they adjourned to meet again next
week. Those who took part in the Raieties
were: Misses Silverman, Grace Curtis,
Annie Reinig, Edna Hedges, Mae
Kinda, Adah Roberts, Katie Alberta.
Lizzie Sweeney, frankie Jurgens, Alberta,
Quirk, Alta and Fannie Child, Martha
Baird, Eliza Rector, Mae Curtis, Sadie
Dickens, Nellie and Bessie Blake, Bessie
and CLARA Kirkendall, Belle Klei, Eliza
Moran, Rose Bartos, Florence MoIntire,
Wallace, Mathers, Gertie Martin. Jennie
Ionn, Glendora Burton; Messrs. Will Can
non Jesse Ricker, Claude Wilson, Will
Frank Bradley. Ed Clarke, Chas. Dahler,
q. X. ,Preuitt, WI. Curtis, A. B. Klein
schmidt, II. H. Sterling, Clifford Hillman,
Walter Sanford, Hugh league, Gilman
Bullard, Charles DAVIS, Charles Silverman.
Nose S~ilverman, Andrew Fretz. Charles
VIM: Shepard, Ben Tom, C. Hedges, Jr.,
ID. McNerney, Thomas Osborn, Melvil Pot
ter and Will Murphy.
There is really more fun in belonging to
the bee" than in being a 'Shriner." A
j%ollier crowd never before assembled in
Helena than was the Bee" which met
with Mrs. Fretz on Tuesday afternoon at
her homo on Ewing street. The ladies.
equipped with needles and thimbles, vent
early in the afternoon to help the hostess
along with her winter sowing. Tbs hus-
binds of the ladies were invited to supper,
and a few Others were favored with a like
Invitation. An elegant repast was served
and thoroughly onioved by all. At the
head of the table sat w. G. Child, making
h most unsuccessful endeavor to lend dig
nifty TO the occnsion. Rev. Kelsey was in a
most amiable mood. as were also the other
gentlemen of the party. One lady
declared she had really, not eatan
did that evening. After the dinner
some toasts were proposed but owing to the
difidenoe of some of those called upon they |
were not responded to. One OF the ~jolliest
Members OF the party undertook to teach
those not already familiar WITH the terpsi-
chorean art how to tread the dizzy mazes
of a dance. Suffice it to say she was sue
cessful in her efforts. Those who sat down
to supper were: Mesdames Mart Wilmer,
Wallace Brown, w. 9. Child, Hundley.
Hindson, Kelsey, Boardman. Harris. Hos
kins; Misses Knowles and Cleveland;
Messrs. Mart Wilmer. Wallace Brown.
Rev. Kelsey. W. q. Child, Col. Hundley,
Hindson, Boardman, Evans, Ffetz and
Tommie ~Boardman.
One Of the most enjoyable events ever
given by the young society people of this
city was a surprise party tendered TO Miss
and Alta Child, at their home on
Tuesday evening. Dancing was the min
OF tho evenings entertainment. The
was furnished by Professor Peter
mans orchestra and was very good in every
respect. Among those present were; Misses
.Quirk, JurGens, Rector, Bessie aud
Nellie Blake, Burton, Tom, Martin. Alta
md Fannie Child, Miss Mather. of Butte,
Curtis, kirkondall, Lehman, Baird, Dick
Haskell, Sanders; Messfs. Shephard,
kloinHchrnidt, Frstz, rreuitt, Will
Bradley, Tom, Campion, Curtis,