The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-28

Miss Teohuoy, heliotrops Henrietta. prin-

Miss Teohuoy, hsliot rope Henrietta, prin-
CESS, gilt pnsBe mantefie.
Mise Taylor. tan and velvet costume,
pnffsd velvet sleeves.
Miss Shosnbsrger, navy blue1eashmo,e
trimmed in black lace, long pulled sleeves.
Mrs. j. n. Norris, mahogany faiile silk,
round neck, ribbon garnituie.
Mrs. g. III. Flint, striped cheviot. pasaa-
menteris trimmings.
Mrs. r. W. Nerrell, black rahdame, v
neck and ribbon garn,ture.
Misa kose Inettf.. striped silk, trimmed
IN black lace. V-nack, grey gloves.
Misa Ida Hoydop, figured halle. round
nsak, elbow sleeves, natural flowers.
Miss NickeIs, black lace over pink silk,
v neck.
Miss Mcknight, of Townsend. black esash-
mere, trimmed in black lhce.
Miss Ada Van Voast, OF Iowngend, black
lace over silk. V-nack, ribbon garniture.
Mrs. Van Voast, OF Townsend, black silk,
medici collar, black marabout fenthers.
pasAumentriG.
Miss Marie Iietien, striped oheyiot, lace
trimmings.
Miss I'ietisn, red cashmere. trimmed in
black silk.
Miss Maude Manning, Rresn null. V-neck,
Rarnitnre OF ribbon, gold bends.
Mrs. NJ. Fisher, plaid costume, pearl
paasentntsrie.
Miss Pepworth. blue figured chnllie,
trimmed In white silk, round neck, black
suede slippers.
Mrs. J. w. llampson, of Butte, white bro
cadod Henrietta, V neck and elbow sleeves.
Miss siebonale. OF Butte, white tullo
draperles over blue silk, pearl trimmings,
garnitures OF ribbon and natural flowers,
Miss ~. y. Holt, black silk trimmed in
lace, gold beads.
Mlas Ober. of Butte, heliatrope Henrietta
and cream crepe de chine, round neck,
pearl pasaeTnentrie
Miss Annie Cornell, flame colored China
silk, Y mack, short sleeves. black gloves.
Miss Marshall. scarlet cashmere, slbow
sleeves and chiffon.
Mrs. N. r. Martin, black India silk, Gre
clan draperies, scarlet lace and natural
flowers.
Miss English, gray Henrietta. lace trim
mings.
Miss Lena Bullard, Of Townsend. dahlia
Rnrah and velvet of same shade, pointed
bodice, valois collar, short pulled sleeves,
scarlet gloves and fan.
Miss A. Wait, she'll pink albatrosa trimmed
in black velvet ribbons and chiffon, natural
flowers.
Miss Lizzie Boyle. black laos over silk of
same color, ribbon Rarnitnre. natural flow
efg.
Miss Josie Karn, black cloth trimmed in
gold pa8sementerie.
Mrs. Mathew. black costume trimmed il
black lace inc natural flowers.
Miss Finnerty, light blue Crepe. black
dotted lace draperiea, V neck, and natural
flowers.
Mrs. Blaher, black Henrietta, tan vest,
gold cord trimmings.
Mrs. Minnie West. Of Butte, salmon pink
surah, square neck, white silk lace, puffed
elbow sleeves, pink fan and gloves, natural
flowers.
The bal masque on Thursday evening,
given by the Calumet club, was one Of the
most successful social events OF the season
in every respect. The attendance was an
expeetedly large and the merry maskers
reveled to their hearts, content until the
midnight hour. when masks we're removed
and faces disclosed. The supper was served
by the ladies Of the Auxiliary society, oon-
Of meats, salads, sandwiches, coffee,
ices, cakes and fruits. Vollert'6 orchestra
the music.
: Some costumes that attracted special
notice were:
Mrs. I. Marks, representing a school girl,
wore a dark dress and white apron, large
hat, carrying ~school-bag and jumping rope.
Mrs. M. Morris interpreted the character
of an old apple-womnn remarkably we'll,
had q stand at ono end Of tho hall
nicely arranged with candies, apples, pop
corn. etc.
Mrs. Heller, representing a carnation,
wore = very handsome costume Of pink and
Nile green.
Mrs. Fuller, as a Portuguese girl, wore a
pretty costume Of white with red velvet
bodice; hat to match.
Mira. Kohlberg looked very girlish ~ a
girl in a red and yellow dress. large
red hat and long golden ourls.
Mrs. Poznanski and Miss Boyer repre-
college girls, wearing looser white
robes with pale lavendar sashes, collars and
cuffs. They were very becoming students
hats to match.
Mrs. Hirschberg was we'll disguised in a
PEASANTS costume of white and garnst.
Mrs. S. Gensberger was Dressed as an old
in appropriate costume.
Miss Gensberger looked unique in a
peasants dress. The skirt was of red,
white short waist n black velvet bodice.
Miss Feldberg, in impersonating La
tecollete and sleeveless, a large white nat,
white plume, also gloves and. slippers to
Misses Langhorne and Silverman were
dressed as babies with white baby dresses
red silk sashes.
Miss F~lelRnan,. as a news girk wore g
dress with the names of the differ
,nt apers of the city printed upon it.
Miss Y. Feldborg, as Red Riding Hood,
wore q very appropriate COSTUME of red,
With cape and hood. She carried a basket
Tiled with goodies for grandma.
Miss Cooney dressed asylum YUM, in fig
ared silk, large blue sash.
Miss Hepner, as a gypsy girl, wore a COM
'ination suit of red and yellow, cap to
Miss Schlesinger represented a gypsy
and wore a striking costume of red
md canary satin. The skirt and zouaye
sere heavily %spangled. She wore a cap of
anne combination.
Miss Evans was a flower girl.
Miss Harris WAS a peasant girl.
Mr.. Dave Marks carried of the honors of
;he evening by impsrsonating the character
# Rip Van Wrinkle.
Mr.. kohlberg wore a becoming baseball
costume, of tan and red.
Mr.. Hirschberg was dressed as a sailor
i'll blue and silver costume, sailor hat.
Mr.. Hess looked very patriotic in red.
White and blue.
Mr.. Evans wore & very handsome CO.'S
of white satin and red velvet.
Mr.. i. Sheyer, lawn tennis suit, carried n
ennis racket.
Mr.. l.. A. Cohen, as a baker, was we'll dis
.uised as a person weighing POO pounds,
le treated all about him with cakes and
hackers, which he carried on a large board.
Messrs. A. Pelletier and G. Silverman
vors cadet suits.
Mr.. w. Sohott, as a peddler, acted his
'art very we'll. -r
Mr.. Al. Poznanski and Il. Harris carried
ut their part as walters so well that since
hey have had several good offers to accent
as such.
Mr.. Il. j. Israel as Louis XIV wore a
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