The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-10
BR0ADWATER DINNER
Given on Tuesday Evening by Mr..
E. w. Bach to 4 Party
Of Friends.
Local Interest In the Game Of
Lawn Tennis Acquiring
Greater Strength.

How = jolly Party Put in the Fourth
Thsater Partics-Psrsonal and
General Mention.
MI. Edmund W. Bach gave an elaborate
dinner at the Broadwater on Monday even
ing to a small number OF guests. The din
ner was served in the blu dining room, the
table being handsomely decorated with
wild roses and lighted with candles With
colorsd shades. Tho chapsrons of tho
evening was Mrs. Il. w. knight, Jr.. who
was handsomely gowned in tan orepon with
Rarniturs OF blue ribbons and cream lace,
hat Of tan with pink and rcd roses.
The young lady guests were Miss Minnie
6adler. of Salt Lake. becomingly attired In
gray crepe, with vatican back, long train.
heavy fill of handsome lace, broad chip hat
trimmed in pink. 9u
Miss Florence Burke, in blue figured In
dia silk, white slippers, white lsRhorn hat
with ostrich plumes.
Miss Swami, cream India silk figured in
blue, gray hat. white slippers.
Miss Gordon was gowned in cream col
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ribbons. leghorn hat trimmed In yellow rib
bon and chrysanthemums.
Miss Estelle Swami, In cream India silk
figured in brown, trimmed with brown vel
vet. cream chiffon hat with yellow roses.
The gentlemen of the party were Msssrs.
e. w. knight, George Child, Lansing
Wells, Robert Luke, Brandon and Bach.
, Some of the young society people Of Hell
ena are indicating that they are not behind
tho times in that fns outdoor sport tennis. In
tho east during the summer season 1t il the
principal game INDUCED In by the fast i'm
proving Americans regarding outdoor
sports, and at present many Of the most i'm
portant clubs in the east are having their
match games. On Tuesday evening last
quite Z number of the young people assem-
bled at the tennis court on Ewing street,
"Yasger's eourt,' to watch a match game
between Miss Florence AoIntyre and Ed
Horsky against Miss Alta Child and Robert
ing excellent players. and interest ran high
among tho spectators. After many struR-
giles for ''outs'' and ''ins," the Mcintyre
Horsky side 0 the match amidst ~vocifsr-
Gus encorinQ. The beaten side, however,
we're not discouraged, and again on Tues
INV oN0nAuk aCAt Flag . WALL SO ~
peatsd. It il to be hoped the members of
the tennis club, which have bsen doing
good work during the summer months. will
from time TO time prepare these match
games, and that they will invite their lon
playing friends to witness the pleasure.
Quite a party OF young people boarded
the electric cars IN Monday morning for 4
pleasant but quiet day among the attrae-
tions of tho Broadwater. They spent the
morning in tho %natatorium, indulRing in
the plunge and taking luncheon at tho
hotel. In the afternoon they listened to
the music, strolled around the grounds and
we're the victims of the "kodaker'' and the
Amusement of all not included in tho var
ious poses. There could nos have been q
moro jolly way of spending the Fourth and
the fullest extsnt. Those completing tho
party were the Misses Adah Roberts. Quirk,
Baird, LeBeau, of st. Paul; Robinson. Of
st. Louis, and Alta Child; Messrs. Robert
and Clarke Fisk, Sullivan. Kinda. Bowdsn,
Bryce, Harry and Fred YaeRer. Broadwater,
aud Miller.
Miss Nellie Lehman gave an informal re-
oeption on Thursday evening in honor of
her friend, Miss Garland. of Washington,
tho guests numbering about forty. The
visitors were received at tho home and
after a short time spent in conversation the
party adjourned to Encore hall, where they
INDUCED in dancing. Refreshments were
served and a most pleasant evening spent.
Among those present were the Misses
Sharpe. Cullen, King, Alta Child, Blaine,
Ella Blaine, Davenport. Nayronne. Blake.
Carrie Lehman. Flint, Aldrioh; Messrs.
Head, Conradis, William and Rufus Gar
land Ryan, Prosser, Wilson, Thornburg,
Craig. Jones. Carpenter, s. Carpenter.
Bryce, Stoner, Sharpe, Kelley n Thomp-
son.
MIR. N. H. Hirschfeld gave a delightful
dinner at the B%roadwater on Monday even
ing to q. small number, after which the
guests adjourned to the opera house, ocou-
pyine the lower left box, and witnessed
"Jane." The ladies in the party we're the
Misses Cullen, gowpsd in light blue silk
trimmed with cream lace and iridescsnt
passenenterie; Miss King, in a beautiful
shrimp pink crepon, trimmed in light green
crepe and pearl passementerie, with cor
sage of red roses, and Miss Davenport, who
wore cream figured organdie trimmed in
The gentlemen were Messrs. Wilson, Ryan
and Hirschfeld.
Marysville entertained a large number of
Helenaitss in a royal way on the Fourth.
Fully five oars filled with members Of tho
A. o. U. w., their friends and a large num-
Der OF the soldier boys reached the rendez-
vous about $3.50 a. III. These were joined by
members of other camps around that point
until the streets and shops Of the place pre-
sented a most lively and enthusiastic ap-
pearanoe. The programme for the day was
carefully prepared and excellently carried
out. The pleasure and comfort of the
guests of the CITY were looked after assidu-
ously BY the committee having the manage
ment of the entertainment in charge.
The lower left-hnnd box at the opera
house was occupied by a box party on Tues
day to witness the pleasing comedy Jane"
which hold the boards two nights of last
week, the members being the Misses Gar
land, Burke and Lehman, Messrs. Conradis,
William and Rufus Garland. Miss Garland
was prettily gowned in white mousseline de
sole over white silk, trimmed with ribbon
and chiffon. decollete and sleeveless; Miss
Burke in green Josephine gown, with garni-
ture OF cream satin ribbon and pearl pssse-
menterie, and Miss Lehman in cream crepe,
trimmed in cream chiffon. The gentlemen
were in evening costume.
1t ia seldom that Helenaites havo an an