The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24

Misc drhce DeNoills; cht flowers. Mrs.
knsll, JapAness Yea set, MIR. and Mrs. j. y.
Fsfwsll. OF 81. Pant; embroidered center
pieoc. Mia'ss Marshall, set homstitched
tray. Finest Cullen, solid stlvsr dressing
set. Misses Grace. Lillian and pnss Cnllen,
seal cape. onyx table aud lamp, Mrs. W. u.
Cullen; deed TO two town lots. w. u. Cnllen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson left the next day
via The Northern Pacific for the east.
visit Chicago, Boston, New York, Phila.
dolphin, and will return by Denver over the
Union Pacific, and will take q suite Of apart
msnts Al Mrs. O%sterhouta.
Mrs. Wilson IL entstelva Montana girl,
having lived here all her life, and she takes
many friends. with whom her sweet life
and lovely character have made hor a great
favo ito. The arosm 10 also favoFab!y
known, having been c0nnect0l with the
Union Pacific ofioe In this CITY for about
three yea :; and BY his fine business ability.
sincerity Of purpose and courtcsy of man
nor, has established Y solid business basis
and made many warm personal frionda.
M. and Mrs. Joasie q. Phelps gave a de-
lightful rarity at their residence, on Thurs.
day. in honor Of Mrs. Phelp's sister, Mis-,
Kelley. The house was beautifully deco
rated with flowers and smilax. Dancing
was tho prevailing amusement. continuing
till wee smn' hou o." The Refreshments
were very elaborate, showing the excellent
taste OF the hostsss. This ladies present
were:
Mrs. Phelps. brown brooade trimmed
with brown velvet and silk, diamonds.
M 9. Hiolman,.hlauk lace.
Miss Kelley, white silk Crepe, point lace.
roses.
Miss Hickman, white china silk trimmed
with point lace, diamonds.
Miss Buell., old rose satin and brocade,
diamonds.
Miss Atha Child. dotted ohallie trimmed
with silk.
Miss stcadman. blue china silk trimmed
with lace. diamonds.
Miss Conway. blue b'ocaded satin
trimmed in chiffon and pa~saemsnterie.
Miss Stuart. pink crepe, roses,
Miss Fannie Child, blue and whits
challie.
Misc In. Cope. figured silk trimmed in
laco.
Mas Howell. white crepe do ohsns
trimmed with lace. carnations.
Miss Nanny Cope. creme India silk.
trimmed with lace.
Miss Cora Sanders, blue and white mus
lin dc sole.
The gentlemen present were: Messrs.
pholpa. Pro'se'. Boom. Hugh and Jack
McPhee. Loeb, Zoeckler. Harry and Fred
YaeRer, Head, stoner and Clark.
Tho music was by Prot. Webet's Or
chostra.
A camp fire was given on Friday evening
by Wadsworth Post, No. 3. G. A. r., do.
pArtment OF Montana. About eighty Of the
old veterans Of 81 to '65 we're present. A
sumptuoua repast had been prepared by
COmrade Redd, consisting Of ham. chicken
and turkey sand wiohes, salads OF different
kinds, tea coffee and other liquid refresh
ments, such AZ cream diluted with extract
of rye. extract Of hops and barley; also
cigars. pipes and the old cantsen fllod with
mountain dew. Songs, anecdotes and wa
"reminiscences were given by Mesars. Fuller,
Gage, Thompson. Hoback and Greenburgl
Warrington. Instrumental music wat
o%lsrionet. Garrison Redd on the ,iano. ant
i. Gillen on the organ. Addresses were
made by Col. Wheeler, Capt. Howell, Capt
Faller, Major Reynolds. Capt. Swiogstt
Major Gage. Judge Sanders md others.
Many OF the popular war sons wero suns
with Rrsnt enthnsiasm by the whole com
pany and 1t was al q late. or rather an earl,
hour, when 'the boys" broke Gang. stncket
arms. aad wendell their way homeward.
Tho members Of the Montana club gave
another informal reception to their friends
last Thursday evening, and again the beau
tifui rooms were filled with II we'll dressed
and admirina throng of visitors. Music
by the famous guitars and bnnjos O
Mess"e Arnold. Shar. e, Ming, Sanders ant
tra Of IVA pieces discoursed n concord o.
sweet aound," and dancing was In order
In which many of the guoats %joine. The
card room, lib y, music room and rrcep'
ton rooms we're All tho subjects OF admir-.
ing Q itloism, and with their rich coloring,
deliberately carved md highly polished
woods and softly tinted upholstery inyitet
titul toilets Of the ladies' added 10 tho gem
ernl effect Of tina color, while over NJ
streained countless numbera OF electri,
liuhts, making a brilliant Roone Of moving
color and life, which will long be impressed
upon the memory of the beholderB.
MIR. and Mrs. Tschudy aud family wer,
the recipients Of n pleasant call last Thurs.
day when n few Of their friends gave then
u patty ut their residence on Benton ave
u Singing, dancing and rofreshment
were all enjoyed. Those present we're
M Hsss.' hs "os Ill., Mf'e s%itS, o n"saS., 1MiH isss,
Jordan, Burke. Ripley. King. Smith
burns. Eck, Word, Fredorioks, Nord. Hill
Msssrs. Alexander. Elliott, Godfrey, Hide
brandt, and Lachance.
Personal, and General.
II. +. Havtx went TO Chicago yeste'day
MIR. Van Riley went 10 New Orleans las
Thursday.
j. l.. Perkins returned from his ranol
last F,idny.
Charles Wo d loft Friday for his las