The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-27

Friday evening at Electric hail. In spite
VI the inci6mency OF the weather the dance
we'll attended and IL would DO safe to
prophecy another successful season for this
club. Those present wefe;, Meadames
Stndlef, Albreoht, Hturrock. Fretz. Feath-
erly. snlgroye. Phelps, HI kler. Pardeliion.
Phillips, Walsh. ~1rowbridRe, Lit
tic and Hepfner; Misses Hoover, Ryan. NJ.
RYAN, Dolliver. Woodman, Mcleod.
Wnntz, Kenyon, White. McEvily, Lizzie
McEyily, sommermeier md Bella; Msssrs'
MoGauthey, Smith, Cornish Fisher. Feath-
erly, TiowbTidue, Stadler. Pardellion.
Starbs. Fretz, Walsh. Jesse Phelps. Henry
Hosswaldt, Miller. Helwig, Holroyd, stat
ford, Wilmer, Dolliver, Sturrock, Ihurber,
Pierce, McPhee, Arnold, %Jacquemin. Mer-
rift. J. J. Clarke, Groove. Cooper. Little
and Baust.
Among the many beautiful dinners given
during the past week was one on Thanks
giving given by Mr.. and Mrs. Il. q. Power
to the military post commission The
table was decorated with n profnsion of
pink roses. The soft light of candles under
pink silk shades brought out the deep tones
of the handsome mahogany wainscotinR in
tho dining room and caught its reflection
in the silver and exquisite cut glass that
beauty" Those who had the pleasure of
participating were Messrs. and Mesdames
LudinRton, Marshall, j.. T.. Murphy,
Greenleaf and MIS-. Blaine.
Mr.. and Mrs. John i. Murphy gave a
very delightful dinner on Wednesday even
ing at seven o'clock in honor Of the mill
tary post commission. The decorations
were carried out in yellow. A handsomely
embroidered square was placed in the CEN
ter of the table. Candelabras with yellow
shades, and bowls of gorgeous yellow
chrysanthemums, assisted In lending a
most charming effect. The dinner was
served "A la Russo. Those present were
Col. and Mrs. LudinRton, Mr.. and Mrs. I.
c. Power. Mnj. and Mrs. Marshall. Mr..
and Mrs. A. W.. Lyman, Miss Murphy, Gen.
Merritt and DR.. Greenleaf.
Mrs. T.. G. Power gave a yellow dinner on
Saturday evening in honor of Lieut.. Bruce
Wallace. The decorations were carried out
in yellow chrysanthemums. A large ban
quet lamp. with yellow silk shade, stood on
the center of tho table, and about this were
massed the beautiful yellow flowers. The
guests were full evening dress. Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames q. X.
Misses Carpenter. Ella Blaine. Nan Mar
shall; Messrs. stove Carpenter, Frank
Sharpe. Norman Hotter and Ed. Prosser.
A sumptuous dinner was given at the
home of W.. A. Chessman on Thanksgiving
day. After the dinner music. games and
dancing were enjoyed until a late hour
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Cheeseman's hos
p~itality we're: Judge and Mrs. d. S. Wade,
Gen. and Mrs. Harris. Mr.. and Mrs. Fields
of Great Falls. Rev. and Mrs. 7. V. Moore
and Mrs. Cuthbert, Misses Glare Wade,
Cuthbert. Guthrie, Mae Cuthbert, and
Messrs. Barfows. Owen. Shredder, Newhall
Shoemaker, Steaver, lilly and Linn.
Personal and General.
Gen. Merritt left on Tuesday for the
east.
w. G. Bailey left on Monday for New
York.
Mrs. Maggie Beattie is the guest of Mrs.
Martin Maginnis.
Miss M. r. Southmayd has returned from
a trip to the coast.
Commodore and Mrs. T. @. Power leave
on Tuesday for Washington.
Miss Fanny CRAM spent Thanksgiving
with her sister in Great Falls.
Col. and Mrs. W. +. Sanders expect te
leave this week for Washington.
H. b. Paine. left on Wednesday for {
visit of several weeks to the east.
Mrs. Belle Osterhaut is expecting a visi,
from Mrs. W. G. Whips shortly.
The family of Register SwiQgett, of the
land office. have moved into town. .svs
Frank Higgins, of Missoula, was regis
tered at The Helena on Wednesday.
Miss McHule and Mrs. Kershaw have
taken rooms at Mrs. Belle Osterhaut's.
Miss Grace Smith leaves in n few days fol
Los Angeles, where she will spend the win
ter.
Miss Sarepta Sanders will make hel
home with Mrs. Charles Rumley during che
coming winter.
tanned at Thanksgiving dinner by Mr.. ant
Mrs. Wm. Steele.
VIM. Hawk has taken the position O
general manager of the Rocky Mountain
Telegraph company.
B. H. Langley left for California and tn
coast on the 18th inst. and expects to re-.
turn home in a week.
Mrs. Samuel r.. Hauser has issued a
home cards for Thursday afternoon. tw'
until five, December l.
S. b. Southmayd, of Bismarck, N. d.
has joined his family in Helena and expect
to remain here permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fields, of Great Falls, lef
for that city on Saturday. They have beer
visiting at Mrs. w. A. Cheeseman's for a few
days.
Mrs. B. H. Langley gave a dinner o.
Thanksgiving day to Mr.. and Mrs. L. G
Phelps. Mr.. and Mrs. Brewster and tn
Mesdames Avery and Bailey.
Mrs. Shultz, wife of Dr.. VIM. Shultz, O
Butte. and a schoo! friend of Mrs. Il. G
Babcock, came into Helena on Wednesda,
and expects to spend n week with Mis-. Bah
cock.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Melisch, who have mad
their home near East Helena for the pas
two years, have moved to Helena, and vii
occupy the Hamilton house on Benton
avenue.
Mrs. Maggie Beattie returned on Tuesda,
to Helena, whore she expects to remain TO
some time. Since leaving Helena abou
three years ago Mrs. Beattie has beef
travelling in Europe and the east. He
many friends will hear of her arrival witt
much pleasure.
The entertainment piven on Tuesday eve
ming by the Central Presbyterian church
at Electric hall, was q success in man,
ways. One of the most interesting feature
of the programme was a recitation by Mis-
Clara O'Connor, whose charming rendition
of 1.-THE Goblins Will Get You" thorough
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