The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-18

"A bouquet. represented by q number of
little girls dressed NJ flowers. marie
Antoinette" wns touchinQly portrayed by
Mias Anna Brooke .'Itsd Huaaar," With
nss's l sssIasd o sadsg. q i Psss aiS@% ne B Ds,
beautiful picture 0t the series was Miss
Nellie Atchison'a Interpretation Of tins
"Muse Of Music" Mias Atchison was the
personidcation Of grace and beauty and
made IN ideal picture. Taken az d whole a
and MI left well satisfied with the enter
tainment.
The EmpyroRn club gave one OF its hops
ON Friday evening at Business college hall.
The attendance was large. and dan sing was
carried or energeticaily until one o'clock.
Those present wore this Misses McIIyily,
Ryan, Cory, Taylor. Hartley. Edmunson,
Cooney. Tout. Mcleod, Miller, Ray. Taylor,
nelly. psegen, Wilcox, Woodman. Blaek-
stone, Matthews, McKoin. Sweeney, Har-
rington, Kanouse; Mesdamea Waite, Bean.
Dorner. Moses Messrs. Gebnuer. McKoin.
Horsky. Schmidt. Bruce. Bacon. Emery,
Moses. Weansr, Barden. w: ReiniR; Waite,
Stafford. Hepner, Cornish. Duerfeldt. Bean,
Woodman, Evans. Henry, Dorner, David
son, Loomis. Watson, G. Ii. Cooper, Green,
Tibbits, Cornish, Silverman.
One OF the most dainty affairs In social
circles last week was q luncheon given on
Saturday by Miss Hopper. at The Helena.
Miss Hopper, assisted by Mrs. Norris, re-
csived the guests In the parlors. Repairing
to the dining room OH elegant luncheon,
consisting OF eight courses, was served, and
lasted two hours. The invited guests were
Mrs.. Avery. Misses league, Woodman,
Blackstone. Kleinschmidt. Hickman, ALI
son. Mrs. Norris. and Prof. Young. The
gowns. with bonnets and gloves to match.
They wore unanimous In declaring Miss
Hopper q charming hostess.
Miriam chapter No. l, q. E. s., held It's
annual election on Tuesday evening. and
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Miss Alice Hopper, worthy
matron; O. B. Nolan, worthy patron; Miss
Hattie Shober. associate matron: Mrs.
George Booker. secretary; Mrs. Jessie
Paynter, treasurer; Mrs. VIC. Preuitt, nom
ductor; Miss Jennie Hepner. as sooiate con-
ductor. The chapter is increasing in men,
bership very rapidly under the good work
OF the retiring worthy matron, Mrs. Lucy
Railsback, and 1t has every prospect for a
successful futur q.
The lower left hand box wal occupied the
first night of she opera BY q party.
Miss King, gown of yellow and white
striped silk and white lace.
Miss Jones, Of Alabama, costume Of
cream crepe over satin, gloves and shoes to
match.
Miss Cullen, pink crepe and silk, round
neck, short pulled sleeves, diamonds.
Miss Mcdonnell, pale blue China silk
trimmed in chiffon. v-neok, elbow sleeves.
The gentlemen were Megsrs. Wilson,
Hershfeld and Craig.
A charming afternoon was given ON We'd
nesday by Mrs. G. Atwater and Miss Flint
in homo Of Miss Swami. previous TO her
departure for the east. As the young ladies
invited were requested to bring theirasfancy
work they knew that q delightful informal
afternoon was in store for them, and il ia
needless to say they were not disappointed.
Dainty refreshments were served and a very
pleasant time was spent. It is to be hoped
that she Christmas festivities will not put
an end to this homelike way Of entertain
ing.
A very pleasant farewell reception was
rendered the Rev. and Mrs.. F. D. Kelsey at
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. @. O. Yergy on
Friday evening. When the gents had as
sembled DR.. and Mrs. Kelsey were sur
prised by being presented with two CHECKS,
. testimony of esteem from those present.
A luncheon was served by the ladies Of the
church. The evening was enjoyably spent.
every one expressing regret that the genial
Doctor and his wife are to leave Helena SO
soon.