The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-21
THE LAST BEFORE LENT.
Society Takes Its Last Whirl Until
After the Season Of Re-
p%entancs.
But Thoughts OF Going to Their
Knees Did not Hamper
Flying Feet.

One or Two PARTIES ON the List Y~st-Social
Gnthsrlngs-perssaai and Con- +.
oral MsAtlsn.
The last hop Of the Cotillion club was
given i'll Electric hall on Wednesday even
ing. There was a larger number present
than on the last occasion and q merry time
was participated in by those present. The
ladies and their gowns were as follows:
Mrs. Don Davenport. heliotrops srepe,
with cream chiffon. low neck and sleeve
less.
Mrs. George Hill, black lace embroidered
With gold and silver thread, demi-train, re-
osption bodice.
Mrs. Percy Kennett. cream silk trimmed
with valenciennes lace, low neck, sleeveless.
diamonds.
Mias King, white silk and yellow chenille,
deeollets and sleeveless.
Miss Corwin, gtsen figured MULE over
white silk. Y neck. sleevslsss.
Miss Marshall, white French muslin skirt,
velvet bodice.
Miss Mamie Marshall. whits-ngured
muslin trimmed with bands Of mahogany
velvet, low neck, sleeveless.
Miss Rumley, lavender brocade with
cream chiffon, decollete, sleeveless.
Miss Kate Roberts. brown and cream
striped china silk, reception bodice.
Miss Florence Burke, yellow crepe
trimmed with pearl passamentsrie, demi-
train, Y neck and sleeveless.
L 4 /. 49, 49, -lsAa Anl
yellow silk, demi-train, decollets and
sleeveless.
Miss Hill, pink crepe, reception bodice.
Miss Pearl Davenport. white silk en-
broidered with silver thread. low neck,
sleeveless, diamonds.
Miss Gordon, white silk with range color
net. decollsts, sleeveless.
Miss Blaine. light gray silk, with same
shade net. v neck and sleeveless.
Miss Swan, heliotrope crepe, low neck,
sleeveless. "#
Miss Logan, combination pink and blue
silk, low neck, sleeveless.
Miss franklin, white French MULE, short,
low aeck, sleeveless.
Miss Sharp. black brocaded crepe du
chcne, low mock sleeveless.
John Luke. Carson. Wanzsr, Prosser,
Eugene Braden, MaoKaskay. Ferguson,
William Braden, Davenport, Hervey Bar
bour, Bach, Craig, Thompson, Thornburgh,
Hotter, Phelps, Child. Walker, i. w. Sharp,
Metten. Perov Kenneth. H. Q. Wilson, DR..
Barbour and DR.. Murray.
The Misses Moran delightfully."- enter
tanned \ number of their friends at the
spacious home of Mrs. WEIGH, on Sixth
avenue, On Wednesday evening. The
house was beautifully decorated with ferns
ana smilax. The gay party tripped the
light fantastic until the hour of midnight,
when elaborate refreshments were served,
prassions of pleasure for a delightful even
ing with their charming hostesses. The
guests invited were: Mesdames w. @.
Child. j. W. Thompson, Peter Larson. Q.
w. Mcdonnell, Carl Kleinschmidt, Jr.. N.
J. Mcdonnell, A. T.. Porter; Misses Bird
Lamey, .Rsinig. Child; Msssrs. Child,
Thompson, Kleinachmidt, Mcdonnell,
Porter, Larson. Stoner, Clark, Churchill,
Fred and Harry Yaeger, league, Hslwig,
Turner, Reinig, Leslie and Ballet.
Miss Mabel Cassidy, who joined the Garlic
ton Ope:a company yesterday at Denver, is
\ sister of H. j. Cassidy. of Helena. She
has lecsivsd her musical education through
the hands of her brothsr-in-law, w, H.
Kinross, in California. Miss Casedy's voice
is q pure soprano of exceptional compass;
her tones are full and liquid, and during
her residence in Sacramento she was as
signed several roles in amateur operatio
performances, and on each occasion devsl-
oped 4 decided vein of comedy talent. For
the present Miss Casedy will be IN under
study for the prima donna roles.
Msssrs. Craig and Wilson entertained q
number Of their friends in a spicy manner
at their new suite Of apartments, at All
Benton avenue, on the 18th inst. The well
come was hespitable, tho costumes gor-
eeous and the supper delicious. The in
guests wore: Mesdames Davenport,
Snow. Osterhaut. Clements. Greenleaf;
Misses Davenport, Briscos and Murphy;
Shoemaker, T~hornburph. Watkins,
Stevsr, Ryan. Newhall, Hirschfeld. MoKsn-
zis. Davenport, Kelsey. Clements. Fink
and Jacqusnin. The company dispersed
at an early hour.
Personal and General.
Judge. T. j. Galbraith, OF Missoula. il in
the city for a few days.
g. Macon and wife, of Nissoula, are in
Helena for q short visit.
Mrs. G. Z. Hull departed yesterday for
st. Paul Wis the Union PAci1C.