The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-19

ranRemsntA no artisticslly gotten mp BY the
TAR nands. and enjoy the hospitality OF the
genial host and beautiful hostsas. Mfs.
Cenrad, IN black COWS wish broad green
guerites In her hall, assisted hy Mrs. Clay
hherR "a black, With powered hair. Mrs.
Iuoket IN dark silk RoWn, heH h2lr also tho
shade. o. Martha WAahiAatonssi MrA Mar
shall IN light evening gown, constituted the
:, sncption comm,ttes. = stood IN the large
from tho dressing Y0QAas.
The supper table III ths dining sroom Was
deliberately decorated with m~atQueritss and
green ribbons md. presided over By i've
charming girls II Light green empire gowns,
!own scksd ana Sleeveless. powdered hair,
were tho Misses swan. Cullen, Franklin.
nsrshall md Baird. The supper consisted
OF. variety OF delicAcleb, salads, sand
wichsS, coffee, ehocolats, three kinds o.
cream. and delicious cake. The walters had
oil they could do 10 sttend to the wants Of
their guests. The tea tables wers in the re-
csption 'oom and were presided over BY
Mesdamss Barbour and Huntley. They
wore most dainty In their decorations Of
green and delicate China service. In the
bay window Of the library the Mssdames
Wallace and Hill with Miss Burke
booth, but the awsets Of the table wers no
swseter 70 the taste than was the appear
ance OF these young women TO the eyes Of
the many upon whom they waited. They
were also clad In the green empire. gown,
With hair dressed high and powdered. In .
Of the portico hung with heavy draperies.
rich cushions Of different kinds strswn
loosely around. lighted With candles. and
fairy lamps also decked In green. presided
two charming gypsios in the beautiful fancy
costume Of their nation, dealing ont. for
were written on cards and tied onto broad
green ribbon with q very narrow string Of
the sams color. placed in Z mystic bowl in
the center Of the tent, and by cro0sing the
Rypsies' hands with silver 0ne could choose
their fortune; Il the Arat selection did not
o oss'ss .n .ai e0a p1sai =v1 = see asai
crossing Of their hands Wish silver. The
Miaees King and Gordon were the fair Ere
distors.
In one corner Of the broad veranda.
which WIS closely encased In awnings. thus
guests visiting their portion Of the enter
tainment, stood Mrs. Percy Kennel with
the Misses Wemott and Marshall. in pure
white empire gowns and hair powdered.
Tho booth was completely drnpcd IN white
cotton batting showered with diamond
dust. batting draperiss With . border Of
the white, finely sprinkled with the spark
ling dust, held Z large bowl, surrounded By
glasses. the beverage served being ice cold
Lemonade, and tho immense patronage
given this portion Of the evenings enter
tainment showed plainly that il was no
~''circus lemonade either.
vorite operas, together with other popular
airs. were rendered by musicians on the
violin and piano. and later, when the real
hard work Of the entertainments was over,
tho fair participants with their gentlemen
friends enjoyed dancing in the reception
room and library.
The little gentlemen for whom this very
lovely entertainments was arranged ma
we'll foel pleased with the interest shown IN
them and their garb by the ladies Of this
guild. for the object Of this newly formed
society is to provide the choir boys Of ST.
needed and keep their "Sundy clothes" in
repair. The proceeds Of the affair we're
nearly 800. thanks to the generosity of the
guests Present, among them being a large
number Of the young men Of Helena.
Mrs. 8. r. Haussr gave q most delightful
dinner party at the Broadwater hotel on
Thursday evening. composed Of twenty-five
ladies and gentlemen, in honor Of Miss
May Hill. Dinner was served at six o'clock
and the party participated in the hop
which was given later, at the hotel.
Mrs. Haussr wore q handsome long black
govt Of silk and lace, lace bonnet and dia-
mond ornaments.
Mrs. Ford, Of Great Falls. was hand
eomsly goewned IN a long black, green and
with lace, reception bonnet and diamonds.
Mrs. Sam Kennel wore a light-fgured
china ailk, trimmed with lace, short train.
Mrs. Percy Kennel wore \ blue-1gured
faile, trimmed with brown velvet and white
Mrs. George Hill, black silk with black
lace. lowered in gold overdress, with pearl
and gold trimmings,
Miss Hill. cream-fgured china silk, with
velvet trimmings. pink roses.
Miss Ella Hauser wore . becoming gown
of red crepe.
trimmed in white lace. with large vatican
bow Of cream ribbon.
Miss Nellie Atchison, red and white silk.
Miss Ccrwin, white null, with green rib
bon trimmings. sa 65tsa ss
Miss Davenport. grey, crepon. figured in
of red, with garniture OF red ribbon,
short train. 5e,.
Miss Cullen. blue striped silk trimmed
with jet and lace.
The ladies all wore becoming hats OF
bonnets.
The gentlemen of tho party were Messrs.
Bach. Hotter, Sam Kennel, George Hill,
Prosser, s. Carpenter. w. Carpenter, Word,
and DR.. Barbour.
Personal and General.
Judge Milburn 10 q visitor in Helena.
E. v. Maze. Of Butte. spent Friday in |
city.
Mrs. E. Allison, Of Corbin, is visiting |
friends in Helena.
II. d. Weed has returned from . short
trip to Minneapolis.
Mrs. O. L. Allen. of Townsend, ID In Hell
ana for a short visit.