The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-13
DULL
ELECTION WEEK

Tho Empyrean Dancing club gave the
scond Of Ito hops on Friday night, ut
Electric hall. About thirty-tive couples
ttended and spent a charming evening.
The muaic was excellent and tho room just
argo enough to make dancing thoroughly
comfortable. Among those present were:
Miss Stafford. costume of pale maue
brepe trimAaed in lace and ribbons, v-neck,
Plbow sleeves.
Miss Nellie Harrington, empire gown OF
b~carlet Henrietta trimmed in ribbons,
bouquet OF ohrysanthemums.
Miss Hepner was becomingly alfred in
pale blue silk trimmed in lace, square neck.
elbow sleeves. white gloves and shoes.
Misc Dolliver. grey cloth, trimmed in
lark blue silk.
Miss Langhorns.. light blue greenaway
gown, round neck, elbow sleeves. pink
roses.
Miss Hartley. white bongaline trimmed
In gold cord and white lace, white gloves
and shoes.
Miss Lizzie Sweeney, cream china silk
trimmed in lace, bouquet Of pink chrysan-
themums.
Miss Reinig, black India silk and net,
trimmed in ribbons.
Miss Stedman. gray crepe with bertha OF
cream point de gene lace.
Miss Taylor, dark blue cloth with vest Of
apricot colored silk. :
Miss Blackstone, nile green lowered
challi, trimmed in lace.
The gentlemen present: Messrs. B.
Hummel, J. $. Henry. Kenneth. A.. g.
Domer, ID. G. Sweeney, +. w. Wesner, II.
III. Emery. W. d. Schmidt, Geo. II. Fisher.
T. Jacquemin. G. McKain, ], W. Watson,
p. ". Gebauer.5J; S. Culey;. I. d. Cornish
F. l.. Bacon, W. Barden, James Green, 9.
W. Cooper. F. G. Krause. l.. N. Norwood,
III. S. Hepner, H. j. Duerfeldt. and W. II.
Miller.
The wives and lady friends of Garnet
Camp No. 105. Woodmen OF the World.
gave the members Of the order q pleas
ant surprise Saturday evening. They as
sembled in the rear room Of A. o. U. w.
hall. and about $3.50 demanded admittance
to the lodge room and took possession.
About nine O'Clock the music commenced
and dancing, cards, and a general social
time was the order until II O'Clock, wnen
tables were spread and fairly groaned un-
der the weight of the good things provided.
1t was unanimously agreed that another
social will be given four weeks hence. The
following were among those present:
Messrs. and Mesdames DIR. Perrin, J. A.
DOby, JOHN Doauv W. VI I hEuiltAuus We IL
TrowbridRe, John Geier, l.. e. Phillips. J.
Opp. II. q. Pickett, G. B. Black, |: r.
Eidell, j. j. Coleman; Mrs. Thos. Baker
Misses II. A. Liddell, Is. Nordyke, Jennie
Workman; Messrs. James Glass, John
Baker. G. H. Appman, j.. Fl. Glass, Fred
Appman, Jr., VIM. Votaw.
Troop A. of the national guard OF Mon
tana surprised Capt. VIM. Zastrow at his
home on Wednesday evening. it being
Capt. Zastrow's thirty-ninth birthday. The
member of the cavalry were accompanied
by their wives and lady friends. and the
party had a wonderfully good time, playing
cards. games, and spending part OF the
evening in dancing. At an appointed time
Charles English stepped up to a table in q
room adioing the parlors and made a nea,
little speech. congratulating the captain
and wishing him many happy returns OF
the day, at the same time uncoverlnR Z
beautiful solid silver tea service and pre-
ments of the company. Mr.. Lastrow was
completely taken by surprise and, as 1901
as he could contain himself. expressed hi
gratitude for their kind thoughts witt
much feelings. Delicious refreshments
were served, after which dancing was again
resumed.
MI. Huu "Iss SohAihoHS Al = |"
their home with r.. G. Wallace, were very
pleasantly surprised on Thursday evening.
AS the 10th of this month happened to b'
the fifth anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs
I Commons married life, n lumber o.
friends took it upon themselves to ''droI
inn on the unsuspecting household and hell
celebrate the wooden wedding. A number
of very pretty and unique presents wer'
brought by the party as remembrances O.
tho event. A very delightful evening Wal
spent with music and games. Later de
licious refreshments were served at small
tables and it was not until a late hour tina
the party broke up. Those present were
the Mesdames Lockwood, Moore. @. b
Allen and Bach, and the Messrs. Lockwood
u. v, Moore, G. Is. Allen, Jr., G. I'll. lilly
Shoemaker, Stever, Ctaigham and Linn.