The Helena independent., 1893-07-02

mOu1b3nOE u0Mplt 0eUbSu tuO klSlCuh ptuHlW |
bv Answsring Ia an extempors spssch In |
English. In conclusion he asked for every |
blessing upon the people present. The
bsnodiction WAS then celsbEated and aftos
~: apAl blessing the Audisncs w"s ais
That svsn.ne ! large lsvss was given ~
the bishops residences In the nonsianor's
honor. Yhe house and grounds were bsau.
tifuly dscosatsd with sv0TgTsens and
Chinsas lanterns. Hslsna's military band
were in Atsrndanns and enhanced tho pleas
We. Is q shs evening " rendering ,ns 1oms s Of
zens availcd themselves OF the opportunity
TO meet tue vnonsg gnor and xll were charmed
with his cordial and genial nanns =. Un-
expected nows cansed hin. TO change his
plans and return to IT. Paul. The pAEty
had plunned TO remain sew, raj days IN Hell
ena end then make tip through the Ma
tional park.
The white and gold dinner given by Col.
Thos. Cruse on Wednesday evening IN
honor OF Mgr. Satolli aud party did justice
in every way to the bounteOus hoapita.ity
OF tho host. The handsome rooms we're
transformed into bowers OF lovoliness with
4 profusiOn OF cut howel 0ad potted plants.
Ths decorations worc IN white ana gold
and thereto Ravs scope for lavish ana
beautiful effects. Ihs stairway in the hall
wns twinsd with sn.ilax and yellow and
gold satin ribbons. Large oleander trees,
In full bloom, stood vt the door leading TO
this dining room. On the drawing room
mnntsl. = gold bowl. filed with wnito car.
nations and wrcnthed in smilax. stood ON
| drape of ivory white sst.n embroidered IN
gold. A lnrge jar OF stately yellow and
i white feur do lis formed u lovely fore.
| ground for q large mirror in the back par
| IOr. In this room was stationed the o.
cheatrn, which rendered. number OF beau.
| ,E..t ..t.~ n,tp Rrf
although all the rooms were charming ia
their decorations. tho dining room
pr owed the chef d'ouvre. Palms and
tropical plants banked the walls. TLe
mantel WAS draped in heavy yellow silk and
ON it Was masssd white carnations and
| sMilax. From the center Of the room to
1 the four corners ropes Of smilnx, trimmed
with yellow xnd white ribbons. were fsa-
tooncd. Ths table was laid with heavy
white damask. The center piece, square
OF gold embroidery. held a cut glass powl
of carnations. ONYX and gold candelnbra
placed At the ends OF the tables, thsir soft.
warm light being reflected in beveled mir
rows, v. eathed IN smilax. which formed
part OF the table decol ations. Large yellow
satin bows dropped from the corners OF the
cloth. The service was of white and gold
Miss Cruise proved the charming hostess af
ever. Those who xttended were
Mgr. sasolli, Archbishop Grace.
Rsvs. OGOEman, Shahan. Grammar, Pace,
De Sisre. Of Butte; Guidi. of Missoula
Bishop Brondsl, Thomas C.use. ". j.
Mrs. g. w. Cannon gave very delight
ful impromptu lunch to few friends in
honoe of Edousrd Remsnyi, an old and
valued friend Of Mr.. Cannon's. Friday
afternoon. Fsiday mo ming at ten O'Clock
. Mrs. Cannon received a dispatch to expect
. him for lunch. For a moment she was dl =
! mayed at tie short notice. but she rose tc
tho occasion, and hurriedly sent invitasionl
. to Mr.. aud Mrs. d. w. Fisk and Gen. and
Mrs. Harris. Promptly at two !. m. ths
guests were invited into the dining room tt
u dainty luncheon OF seven course. Ih'
table was prettiiy decorated with flowers
the center piece being fat pyramid. oom-
posed Of lady ferns and pink roses. Afte
the inner man had been fully satieflsd tn
party repaired to the music room and fo
two hours Remenyi held them entrancst
with exquisite music. One of the Quest
remarked: II am ready TO say I never knew
what violin music was before Remeny
is most charming In convei sation; no has
fund OF quaint humor, is quick At repxrtee
and his extensive travels and wide expert
ence uakss him a most delightful com
panion.
| ,9esag.
On Wednesday morning at eight o'cloc1
Miss Msdge NJ. Ryan aud Mr.. William 4
. Knuth we're marrid at the cathedral. Nj
d. j. Meaghsr, u cousin of tho gtoom. acte
0 AZ best man and Miss Lizzie Ryan a
: bridesmaid. The bride. who is one OF Hell
: sna's prettiest girls. woe u tinted lila
= shade of ctepe de chine with gloves an
: shoes the color of the gown. Shs carried
!. bouquet of white roses. The bridesma mai
. was bscomingly gowned in pale tan henri
4 etta, trimmed In reseda green velvet. wor
4 light gloves and shoes and carried red roses
i The bride, besides being beautiful, Ia
:. most attractive and talented young lady
q She came 10 Helena nearly two years ag
= and has been engaged in teaching schot
u tho past year. Ths groom ia an snterpris
I ing young business man and has made He
o ena his home about year. Nr. and Mr..
J. Knuth nre at homo to their friends, 9l
Fifth avenue.
q Personal and General.
II T,oh1a il avnaCta ad h0mA this wAek.