The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-12-04

Lshmap, Curtis. .fonn, Henry.
Knobb, Kimball md tho Misses
Sterling, Annie Kleinschmidt,
Feline ,a.;. n p,as.s, A as,". f1 p.sait alafs cl nayl.,
Hillman. Angelina Sullivan. kathryne
Pfeuitt, Hannah joss, Leliotrope Yneaer,
Pandorn Wilmer, Alberta Henry, Christine
Henry, Evanpeline Horsky. Theodore HI,
Winnie Murphy. Josephine Bryce. Laonora
fred PAINTER, Thomasin Kinda, Johanna
Bowden. Hortenae league. Gloria bullard
Jaunita Ming.
A very fitting CLOSE to the autumn fes-
tivities was an oyster supper given ON
Wednesday, evening by Arthur Klein
schmidt to fourteen of his friends. The
supper was given at Mrs. Fretz's restaurant
and WAS n most decided success. Tho table
was beautifully decorated with white chrya-
anthemums and scarlet bsgonias, when
were laid along the center. The center
piece was q pretty rustic baskot n,leu VIII
grapes, and gave the table n truly autnmnal
effect. Al the plate of each gueat was a
handsome 1850 tied with ribbon, pink roses
tied with green and white ribbons ior tne
ladies', and white roBes tied with PINK RID
bons for their escorts. About two hours
were AUpIL III IL bublos Az
bio anecdotes and interesting things were
told. Ihe supper WAS the result OF a mys-
terioug bet which, for some reason was nos
divulged, and the bows had grent run In
keeping a most sphinx like silence on tue
subject, much to tho evaporation of the
sentler sex. whose curiosity was reused to
the highest pitch and who. notwithstand-
ing their pleading looks and entreaties.
went away no wiser than they came. Those
present were: Misses Rector, Jurgens,
Fanny Child, Alberta Quirk, Marie Klein
schmidt, Altha Child and Helen lIshmani
tho Messrs, Arthur Kleinschmidt, ii. Ster-
ling. II. Jaeger, X. Preuitt. f.. Aorsky, A.
Loeb ann j. Btice.
Miss Belle Barbour gave another OF he
truly delightful informals on Wednesda,
afternoon to a number of her friends. !
was q fancy work. afternoon. and all tn
Young Indies came armed with needles nm
thimbles, all ready for their Christina
campaign. A very jolly and truly at HON
afternoon was spent, and it has not ye
boon decided which flew the faster. tn
needle or the time, but all who were ther
declared that tho latter had the decide
advantage. Lovely refreshments WeT
served, consisting of escalloped oysters an
I innumerable good things, and to crown al
two boxes Of delicious candy, borne ny wv
> gentlemen. came in ut a most emporium
moment. Notwithstanding the fact tht
the gentlemen were not invited, their lntrt
sion was most heartily welcomed and. !
the words of one of those who were presen
, "made perfection perfect" Those preseI
were: Misses Wade. Hodges, Leslie. Free
8 man. Mau, Stevens. Kerr, Dayenpof
Franklyn. Briscoe, Marshall, Mcdonnell
Jones. of Alabama. Flint. Woodbrldg
Lehman. Brooke, Cullen, Gordon, Corwll
Kleinschmidt and Aldrioh.
n On Tuesday evening the ladies of the v
G. L. U. gave a very pleasant social at II
home of Mrs. w. F. Paynter. In the ear
part of the evening an excellent music
programme was rendered. consisting OF ii
following numbers:
Glover @ef ! Bio Blossoms Kiss Her; Feet. Miss Stu.
le "Tit for Tat" (encore) ...........M MISS ptus
f. "Only Sixteen" recitation. ..... Rev. !: W; II
Baby Swinging. MISS olu'
D {"Nocturne. Chopin, Needles.
l. Little Hero solo ............C. N. Dough-
After the programme refreshments we
Sd served. An entertaining feature was
production of a crazy quilt containing
Vulnerable pieces and requesting each Pc
IN son to guess the lumber or pieces. II
IS. was successfully done by Woodle Pa,ynt
who guessed the exact number and "
tie was awarded the quilt. Altogether t
ID, affair was a great success socially a
financially.
gs -
'as The 70, tnightly hops of the Empyrean o.
have evidently como to stay, II one is
la Judge Of the numbers h attend, and
er delightful time that all seem to have. L
he club was much needed in Helena and tn.
Ia who had the management OF IL cannon
De- feel gratiied at it's Pronounced succt
TX The third party was given last Ell.
lb- night at Electric hail, and was even bet
attended than the two previous or
Those present were: Mesdames Perrin 6
ne Waite; Misses Hepner, Woodman. Wllc
Williams. Wantz. Mcleod. Langhor
Gage, Doll.ver. Blackstone, Mitch
i'd Donnelly, Matthews. Foote, Deegan, Ref
nix Iath, Ray, Cooney, Williams; Messrs.
ng Greene, Osborn, Krause. Keifenrath, Brt
es. Emory, Wesner, Tibbets, Davids
We Miracle, Woodman, Duerfeldt. Hepi
es- Cooper, Schmidt. Gebauer. Jacquen
10 Perrin, Hoson, Norwood, D. J. Waite.
air Coin, Loomis. Bacon. Millere. Fig
Criley, Newhall, stafford and Cooper.
lily.
re- Personal and General.
.ttv DIR. T. II. Pleasants left on Monday
in Chicago.
A. b. Cook, of M~issouia, was in the
.ful last week.
! III Peter Winnie, Of Danver, arrived IN !
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