The Helena independent., 1892-03-13
THE WEEK
in SOCIETY.

On Tuesday evening the Kings Daueh-
ters' circle cava q "Scotch high tea'' at
their parlora in the Denver block, which
was visited by very large number of
guests who testify to the delicious supper.
extraordinary fine programme rendered and
highly entertaining evening generally. The
programme consisted of selections of Scotch
airs ON the piano given by Mrs. Mcdonald,
the same county tunes on piano and svio-
lin by Adele and Horny Parchen, songs by
Messrs. Hodge aud Owen; blue Bells of
of Scotland" sung by Messrs. Shoemaker.
Owen. Reed and Hodge, and the Messrs.
McIsae played on the bappipss The sup
per SO generously served consisted of genu
inc Scotch viands such as scones nd ban
nocks, ourrant loaf, oat cakes, shortbread,
etc. There was also table Of homo made
candy which received excellent patronage
during the evening.
Rock Island (Ill.) Daily Onion, Feb. "a:
A matrimonial event which was one of the
most brilliant in the history Of Reynolds.
md ono in which the entire community
took friendly interest took place on
tuesday evening at tho home Of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas G. Lewis of that town, in the
marriage of their daughter, Miss Cora
Lewis, to Mr.. Will ]. Casey, Of Helena,
Mont. The ceremony wns performed by
tho Rev. y. G. Robinson, Of tho Baptist
church OF Reynolds in the presence of about
thirty of the relatives and intimate friends
of the contracting parties. Tho bride was
attired in costume mode.faille silk. with
steel trimmings. Mr.. and Mrs. Casey leave
on Thursday on a two weeks wedding tour
at Helena, Mont Iha people of Reynolds,
while uniting in wellwishes for Mra.
Cassy's future happiness and welfare, will
be sorry to part with that young lady, who
was leader in all the social movements of
the town. Ihs happy groom is a resident
of Helena, Mont. where he holds the posi-
tion of salesman in the Wholesale hardware
establishment of Clark. Conrad q Curtin
and has purchased and furnished cosy
home in that thriving western town for his
fair young bride.
Dr. and Mrs. A. G. Sandbero were the
host and hostess at wooden wedding on
Monday evening at their pleasant home
North Davis street. The bridal coupls"
were the recipients of about thirty very
useful and ornamental gifts on this ooea-
sion. The doctor presented Mrs. Sand
borg a handsome upright piano.
Refreshments were served. and some
tlns guitar playing was given by Messrs.
Bausoh and Gebhart. Tho latter gentle
man also favored this company with vocal
solo, and Mrs. Sulgroyo and Mrs. Beary
played soloa on the piano. Tho evening
concluded with few dances, and all who
were present enjoyed themselves to the
fullest extent. The guests prenent were:
Mssdames Sulgrovs, Pardillian, Q. Slogey,
II. sloggy, jackson, Nelson, Beary, Loomis,
Rummsl; Misses Bsary and Lewis; Messrs.
Sulgrovs, Pardilliun, .. SlogEy, III. Bloggy,
jackson, Nelson, A. Beary, q. Beary,
Bausch, Gebhart, Jsnnison.
The inaugural ball of Golden City lodge,
No. 3,455. q. u. o. O. T., took place at
Electric hall on Thursday evening. There
were many guests present from several
Montana cities and as far east AZ Mime
apolis. The ladies were all in full dress
and the fine array OF beautiful toilets and
happy faces made II pleasing sight. which
was enjoyed by tho large number present.
Dancing commenced about 10 o'clock and
was participnted in until an carly hour. A
\ delicious supper WAS served and the inaug-
ural ball OF this lodge was pronounced a
SUCCESS IN every respect.
H The fourth lecture in tho oonrse under
way given by the Y. III. @. A. was delivered