The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-01
zEST,
The Cotillion Club Gives the Last
Party Of the Present
Season.
After q Respite That Antedated
Lent They Were In Mood
to Dance.

Miss Lsuiss L%ittIeHsld surprissd-Enter-
tainment At II. Aioysins Tom orrow
Nixht-Other Pleasant Events.
The last OF the hops ia be given in the
city during the prsaent season by the mem
bers Of the Cotillion club took place at
Electric hall on Wednesday evening. While
NIL the social gatherings Of this orRaniza-
ton are Of the most enjoyable nature, this.
the last Of the pleasant series held during
the winter, seemed particularly 30, prob
ably ON ~acsount Of tho time which had in
tsrvened since the previous hop-none hay-
ing been hold since before the commence
nent Of Lent. A Ans programme Was oar
ried ont and palatable rsfrsshmeats served.
The danes and young women all wore their
handsome gowns and looked lovely. They
were costumsd % follows:
Mrs. II. r. Ksnnett. broeaded white silk,
demi-train, diamonds.
Mrs. George Hill. : handsome costume Of
cream faills. On train.
Mrs.. Conrad, brocaded satin in shades Of
gray. with gloves and shoes Of gray suede.
Mrs. 8. Kennett, pink crepe with bro
crded satin, dsmi train, diamonds.
Mrs. Herbert Nicholson, bright blue
crepe, oorsage Of carnations.
Mrs. M. 8. Gum, light blue brooaded
silk, ribbon trimmed.
Mrs. Odell Mcconnell, pink brooaded
silk, demi train, diamonds, with corsage Of
carnations.
Miss sharpe, white srspe gown and
~Jacqueminot roses.
Miss franklin, cream Dreaded silk with
flowers.
Miss Swan, white chiffon. decolette.
sleeveless.
Miss Cullsn, cream silk 1alle. diamond
ornaments.
Miss King. handsome costume OF bro
oaded and plain yellow silk.
Miss Roberts, gray crepe, with chiffon
ruffle, gloves and shoes OF gray.
Miss Gordon, white silk, with yellow ehif-
fOn oyerdreGs.
Miss Phillips, cream faills and valsn-
cienneB lace. s%
Miss Blaine. handsome gown Of brocsde
in shades of green.
Miss Atohison, a very becoming costume
of brocadsd cream and green.
Miss Briscoe, white silk with light green
over robe.
Miss Gram, beautiful gown of yellow
crepe and black velvet.
The gentlemen present we're: Nessrs.
Prosser, s. II. Kennett, T~hornburQh, Hol-
ter, Walker, Sharp, Langly, Ferguson,
Eugene Braden, Hill. Spruille Braden, Nc
Connell, Sizer, Nicholson, and DR.. Murray.
The principal attention of the churches
during the last two or three days has been
given to the state convention Of the young
people representative Of the various rslig-
ious denominations in Montana which as
semblod in the spacious rooms of the Pres
byterinn church in this city or Thursday
afternoon. Sessions wero held on that day
and Friday, which were most interesting
to all those present. Thu principal speaker
at all tho meetings was DR.. Clarke. who.
although a young man, has the honor of
being the founder Of the society known as
the "Younq Peoples Society. Of Christian
Endenvor," which is so we'll known and SO
enthusiastically engaged in by a large num-
Der Of the young people OF Helena. Dur
ing the different meetings the time was
pleasantly varied by solos given by some of
Helena's musicians. among them being
Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. Adams, Mrs.J. w. Eddy,
Miss Ewing. of New York, Judge Eddy, Mr..
Hodge, and several others. After the Clog
ing of the afternoon session on Friday,
despite the snowy and cloudy weather, tho
members visiting were -drlyen around the
city, taken out to the Broadwater nata-
torium, and the time WAS most pleasantly
spent until six O'Clock, when the party was
driven to the Christian church, where tho
ladies of that denomination rendered their
guests a most delightful reception and An
elaborate collation., which was heartily en-
joyed by all. After supper the guests re-
paired to the Presbyterian church, where
the evening and closing session Of the con-
vention took place. The meetings were
largely attended and were of q most inter
esting nature throughout.
Miss Louise, Littlefeld was agreeably
surprised at her home, 1923 T.. Broadway,
Monday evening, on the occasion of her
fifteenth birthday, bv a number of her
young friends. The evening was most
pleasantly spent in dancing and games and
sociability. Delicious refreshments were
served coward the close of tho evening and
the young people departed all enthusiastic
over the ENJOYABLE time INDUCED in. Tho
residents along the road the merry party
took on their homsward way wondered
very likely what concert troupe.was %
favoring them, as the rendition and selec-
tions INDUCED in by the homeward bound
party were both excellent and varied.
Those present at the party were: Misses
Lizzie Sweeney, Mabel Armitaee, Stella and
Clara Anderson, Mary Smith, Lea Damothy.
Maude Swope, observation-disclosures, Juliet
Peterman, Fannie Kellogg, Made Wort
man, Alice Kellogg, Mary Argent, Bella
Klei, Reta Hickman, Edna Foote, Matte
Hoag, Cora Littlsfisld: Masters George
Klei. John Matthews, Rommel Armitage,
George Armitaee. Edward Walker, Maur-
ice, Langhorns, Fred Kuphal, Earl Rich
ards, Henry Petermnn, Arthur Young,
Ward Workman. Henry Foot and Harry
Golfer.
A grand vocal and instrumental concert
will be given at st. Aloysius hall tomorrow
evening by Branch 29s. Catholic knights OF
America. The programme will be a. fol.
lows: .-.
overture. Prof P &: malsr
Duet, sO'er the Hill, Der the Dale"
Miss Mary Beadle and Mrs. A. A Campbell
Recitation, Waiting for Mother" ..........
Song, "Gr.nd Old Ocean, .........J. 1. Wake,
song, Sweet Ginning Bells" Miss MAY Grogan
Recitation, will NY soul Pass Through Ire
Piano Solo, Sunbeam Flashes, ."......
Sons, up to Date" a middle medley.
Song, Isl tn Sayeris 49,. Mrs. Adolph laselle
Song, THE Old Musician and His Hnrp.'....
Misses Alice and Stella Macksy
Descriptive song, "lhe Old Sexton, ".....
............ MIR. Charles Mitchell