The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-04
A Symphony Of Violet and Silver At
tho Home Of Miss
Cruise.
Fortni0htly Hop Of the Summit
Club at the Broadwater
Hotel.
a Delightful Entertainment to the Young
PseDis-Riak and White Lunehson
-Birthday Celebration.

klvou " Nll6b OEuod On odtu1u1y, AOr uoE
friend, Miss Horst, Of Butte. The rooms
were darkened. the dinininR room being
lighted with wax candles under violet silk
shades, each shade being painted with Z
bunch Of pansies, From the chandelier TO
the four corners Of the room wore fessoonsd
ropes OF smilax wound with silver and tied
TO their places with violet ribbons, forming
a perfect bower for ths tables. The latter
we're Of polished oak, three IN number. and
placed across the room in diamond shaps.
The name cards At each place wsrs dainty
little affairs Of oelluloid, painted with PAN
sies and forming artistic holders for the
napkins. On the tables were small squares
of beautiful d iawn work over violet ak.
In the center of the tables were cut
glass dishes filed with pansiss and
ferns and at either end were
silver osndelabra. while The polished oak
surface Of the tables reflected the exquisite
cut glass and silver that held the olives,
almonds and bon bons. AT zach place was
= souvenir in the form Of a beautiful violet
tinted ~boutonnaire filled with candied roses
and violets. snd painted with pansies and
gold lovers roots. Each course lad some
thing violet in il. The violet ices were
served in nests Of spun sugar. When the
guests took their departure they not only
carried away with them the pretty pansy
souvenirs, but also kindest Thoughts Of
the charming young hostess, whose Rra-
oious hospitality and sweet manner has
won the hearts of all who know her. Those
present were Mssdames Seligman, Allen,
w. Child, Baboock, Power. Murphy, Ostsr-
haut, Conrad, E. W. knight, Jr., -Valie.
Tatem, A.. T. Curtin, Tools, Davis. David
son and Sharpe. and the Misses Ryan.
Cruise. Horst, Rosscrans, Feldnau and
Nau. =
On Friday evening the Summit club gave
one of its delightful fortnightly hops at
tho Broadwatsr. Those present were:
Miss Ella Blaine. golden brown silk
trimmed in velvet ribbons of the same
shade. low. round neck edged With . bertha
Of pale pink chiffon, short sleeves. tan
gloves and shoes.
Miss Eugene Swan, gown of grey crepe
trimmed in silver and w~hitslohi6on, bou-
qust of white ohrysanthemums.
Miss Mckenzie. beautiful cream china
silk trimmed in orange ribbons, pulled
Miss MCDONNELL, poppy red orepe
trimmed in chiffon Of the same shade,
white gloves and shoes.
Miss Hoyt, pale blue silk trimmed in
mousselaine de sole. white gloves and shoes.
Miss May franklin. cream silk trimmed
In chiffon, white aigrette in hair, deeollste,
elbow sleeves.
Miss Sharpe, pale green crepe trim med in
cream lace md ribbons.
Miss Crutchaeld. black net. trimmed in
scarlet ribbons and jet passsmsnterie. soar
let gloves and shoes.
t. (N~.l~~ rA1o kJrA ~n1unn{mA l.
sole over silk, round neck, elbow sleovss,
wreath of forget-me-nots in hair.
Miss A. @. Johnson, gown OF grey crepe
trimmed in chiffon, gloves and shoes to
match costume.
Mrs. Conrad. handsome costume of white
silk trimmed in white chiffon, court train,
diamonds.
Miss Davenport, white figured silk m
broidered in silver, white gloves. silver
shoes.
Mrs. E. w. knight Jr.. grey crepe
trimmed in silver, deoellete and sleeveless.
grey gloves and shoes.
Mrs. Vealie, sea green crepe trimmed In
duchess lace, diamonds.
Miss Harvey, white satin covered with
dotted net, bertha of duchess lace, bouquet
of pink roses.
Miss Cullen. pale yellow satin draped in
pale areen chiffon. trimmed in Rreen rib
bons, pale green shoes and gloves. bouquet
of Mareohal Neil roses.
Mrs. A. J. Seligman, lowered cream silk
trimmed in pale green chiffon. round nook.
short sleeves. diamonds.
Mrs. Clayberg, white chiffon trimmed in
chiffon and silver, square neck. elbow
sleeves.
Mise Belle Cory. light figured India silk.
trimmed in chiffon and ribbons. v-nsek.
Miss Ryan, gown of cream crepe with
c~orselet of slim green silk, ribbon trim.
ming. cream roses.
Mrs. Rowland. gown Of cream silk,
trimmed in chiffon, v-nsek, elbow sleeves,
bouquet Of roses.
The gentlemen present were: Nsssrs.
Phelps. Ferguson. Power, Thompson. Har-
lowe. Hotter. ProsEer, w ilson, Luke, Thorn
burgh, Weiriok, King, Conrad, Tooker,
Braden. Ed Hotter. Word. Carpenter, Child,
Marguerite Wallace entertained i number
of her young friends At her beautiful home
on Eighth avenue Thursday afternoon from
i've to eight o'clock. Many . pssssr by
stopped to take q second look at the happy
looking groups on the lawn. Their smiling
faces bore . testimony that spoke more
than words of the very good time they were
having. About seven isfrsshments were
served indoors, after which the entire house
was given over to the young people and
their games. Those present were Beatrice,
Guy and Wynn Shaeffer. Tom and Grace
Moore. Ida. Nora and Edna kosencrsns.
Nora and Kate Madison. Mamie and Aadgs
Allen. Mary Jacobs. Harriet aud Esther
Billiard, Madge and Gay Piatt. Insz Hud-
nall. Katie Edwards, Jean, Matte. Warner
and Jerrold Dahler, Floy Clements, Ethel
Shannon. Armand and ArmRndie Cho-
quette. Howard Cox. Eva and Fidsna Mo-
Lean, Bessie. Bert and Roy Muth. Grnos
and Nyra Beokler. Ruth, Polly and Gay
lord Eckles, Harry Woodman, Lucy Gar
pentsr. Rita Hickman. Alma and Phillip
Cole and Jay Wallace.
On Wednesday evening Miss Hattie
Evans and her brother. Orvis Evans, cele-
brated their eighteenth and twenty-hrst
birthdays respectively, by giving a party to
their Numerous friends. Dancing was the
fenturs Of the evening. At 10 O'Clock de-
licioua refreshments were served, after
which dancing was again resumed. When
time came for saying goodnight the young
people we're unanimous in declaring that
they wished such delightful birthdays came
oftsner than once = year.
Mrs. J. b. Claybcrg and Mrs. John s.
Tooksr gave a charming pink and white
luncheon at 1870 on Saturday in honor of
Mrs. Fred Rowley. The dining room was
beautifully decorated in cut flowers. pink
and white peas being tho flowers used.
Those present were: Mssasues Vim. Hunt,
Conrad. II. Barbour, f. W. Knight, Jr.,
Herbert Nicholson and the Misses Sharpe. |