The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-26
Second Of thu Series or Delightful
Parties by the Summit
Club.
Programme OF tho Convocation Of
tho Missionary Jurisdiction
OF Montana.
several Delightful small Parties Given
During the Week ut Private Resi-
dsacss-Psrsenal and General.

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frequent features Of the weather during the
past Month and which would greatly inter-
fsre with the prsoonesrtsd arrangements Of
the members Of the Summit Club, who were
10 indulge in the second Of their very pleas
ant gatherings 1t the Hotel Broadwater on
that evening. But Jupiter, the rod Of gods,
willed fair and serene skies, and the even
ing was most propitious. There was = large
numbsr Of guests present, the brilliant
dining room wore it, prsttiess aspect, the
floor was In excellent condition. the orohsg-
trs tuned No for ths oeossion and the dance
was on, till about 1890. ths usual hour for the
breaking up Of these asssmblaRes. Among
the erssts present. who did not dance, were
Mrs. "A. N. Blaine. Mrs. r. Sharpe. Mrs. d.
IA. q. Flowsree. Mrs. Ford, Of Great Falls.
Mrs. Arthur w. Campbsll. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
@, johnson and Miss Fannie Mutphy.
Among tho ladies' Who participated in the
festivities OF this evening ware:
Mrs, j.. I'll. Conrad, who were q cream silk
gown, plain skirt with heavy ruchine
around the bottom, low neck, with full
ruhde Of handsome white lace, short sleeves
with long white gloves, diamond necklace
annd Gross, and diamond ornaments in her
hair.
Mrs. Az j.. ssligman was gownsd In :
handsome pink brosaded silk, low neoksd,
bodice trimnsd heavily with gold passs-
menterie and cream net, diamond orna-
Mr.. Hervsy Barbour va prsttily arrayed
in light blNs silk gown, trimmed with blue
chiffon, low neck and short sle9ves, dia-
mond ornaments, corssgs Of white shrysan.
Mrs.. Sam Kenaett, pink chiffon gown,
short train. V-nsck filled IN with white
laos. long sleeves. evening bonnet OF Diak
Mrs. George HILL. Miss Florence Burke.
Will Wallace were gowned il the prevailing
color of the season, 40 we'll ~ the prsvail-
ing shade Of the light and dainty Icostumss
Of the women. They wore light green
Josephine gowns Of soft material, the aame
they appeared in ''for sweet charity's
ment given by ~. Agnes Guild at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Conrad.
Mrs. Buck wore black silk and jet. eve
ming bonnet of old rose and black.
Mrs. Walter Bradshaw. cream silk skirt;
with brown velvet directoirs coat, trimmed
Ia white lace, large white hat.
Mrs. John s. Tooker, handsome costume
of black silk and lace with evening bonnst.
Mrs. j.. B. Claybsrg, black and yellow
striped satin heavily trimmed with jet
fringe, neck NlloO IN WlSR O0CuOnb0 l0C0S
diamond ornaments. III
Miss Louise Blaine, lavender satin under
skirt, cream net overdress, dancing length,
with Qiriie Of yiolets. rT u SrS
Miss Ella Blaine, cream silk and. net
overdress, dancing length. V-nsek, puffed
sleeves.
Miss Gordon. scarlet Josephine gown,
short train, trimmed with black velvet,
girdlo and streamotG..
Miss Percy Kenneth, cream silk with net
overdress, low neck. sleeveless. pink roses.
Miss Davenport. cream MULE figured in
browns, with ribbon trimmings.
Miss Sadler, pink crepe. low neck. short
sleeves demi-train with vatican bow of
broad pink ribbon, corsage of pink roses.
Miss Bella Sharpe. cream figured silk,
demi-train, high neck and long sleeves. short
train.
Miss Fannie Murphy, visiting costume
Of shades of brown, with reception hat.
Mrs. A. B. Clements was gowned in cream
dress of soft material figured in green's,
high neck and long sleeves, corsage bouquet
Of pink carnations.
Miss Elizabeth Rriseos wore a black silk
gown trimmed with gold p~assementerie, re
oeption bodice to match.
Miss Langley, in short gown of cream
cloth, with trimmings Of light green, hand
some lace collar and cuffs.
Mrs. Frank Baird wore 4 becoming cos
tune Of light brown cloth, figured with
darker shade. reception bodice.
Miss Rumley wore black and green
striped silk. long train. high neck and long
sleeves. bodice.
Mrs. Osterhaut was gowned in a hand
some reception toilet Of light gray, with
black velvet and gray ribbon Rarniture.
long train, gray and black reception hat.
The gentlemen present we're: Messrs.
Conrad, S%eligtnan, Hervey Barbour, George
Hill. 3. Kenneth, William Wallace, Brad
shaw, Buck, Tooker. Clayberg. Baird,
Clements, William Phelps, Wilson Carpen-
ter. Davis. Kelley, Langley. George Child,
Hunter, Myendorf.
The convocation of tho missionary iuris-
diction of Montana meets on Sunday, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday Of this week
in Helene. and a most interesting gather
ing 10 looked for, as there will be delegates
in attendance from all parts of Montana,
both clerical and lay. about Fifty being ex-
pected. who will be entertained BY different
members Of ST. Peters Episcopal church.
The interesting exercises will commence
this morning. ut which time the Rev. Mr..
Linley will deliver the conversation sermon,
at which service there will also be the com-
muniOn. This evening the friends of
Bishop Brewer will have the pleasure of
listening to the annual address delivered
BY him in connection with these meet
enjoyed. On Monday morning there
will be morning prayer at
$50 O'Clock, after which tho convocation
will be organized for the large amount of
business which will come before the gath
ering while in session. On Monday even
ing at st. Peters church tho annual mis-
sionary meeting will take place. at which
time there will be addresses by the Rev,
Mr.. Kingman, of Great Falls, ana Rev. MIR.
Sharpley. of Billings. Also q report by the
general secretary Of the women's depart
ment work, Mira. Brewer. will be read, A
cordial invitation il extended to all inter-
esteu In such work to be present. at this
meeting on Monday evening az it will Ger
tainly be amost entertaining one.
Tuesday morning, after The morning
prayer at $3.50 o'clock. the business session
Of the organization will be rssumed,
Tuesday afternoon several papers prepared
by different clergy in attendance will be
read and discussed. Thin part of the pro-
eramne 10 always one Of the most interest
ing Of the three days' session. az the partici-
pants become greatly interested in different
subjects discussed.
On Tuesday evening Bishop Brewer and
Mrs. Brewer will extend the hospitality OF
Sheir pleasant new home on the west side
and give q reception from eight to l1o'clook
In honor of the visitors, 10 which all the
practitioners mud friends Of tho parish are
most cordially invited.
Probably tho most interesting time OF the
asssion will bs Wednesday, at which time
the women will take hold and conduct the
doings Of the day. The women's confer
ence will DO participated in by delegates
from dit emit parts of Montana and. tho