The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-10
A SCENE Of MERR|MEN7.
A Party Anticipated With Pleasure
and Remembered With
Satisfaction.
Held Wednesday Evening at the
Residence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. g. Power.
A Quiet bnt Elegant Luncheon Given Sat-
urdsy by Misc Cruss-vistting and
being Visited.

n Ouv0t DUt Elegant 11uUGucOU stvOu B8t-
urdsy by Miss Cruss-vistting and
Being Visited.
Again was the hospitable mansion of Mr..
ami Mrs. +. 9. Power thrown open 70 their
I lends, and last Wednesday evening wit
messed another one OF those delightful
parties which are anticipated with pleasure
and remembered with satisfaction. The
house was prettily decorated with plants
and flowers. and from the bail loom came
the soft strains of music, all from tho
strinaod instruments Of Prof. Vollert's
served. and dancing was kept up until after
midnight. Among those present were:
Mesdames Power. ecu china silk and
lace; Hill. white china silk; Bach. cream
china silk; Bradshaw. black silk and net;
johnson, bluo silk and velvet; Van Riley.
figured light silk and velvet; Wallace, light
silk and green velvet; Wolfe. yellow figured
silk; Word. tan silk, blue velvet trimming;
Kennel, black silk and net; HARE.
light china silk; Barbour. lilac
silk. trimming OF v~iolets; Floyd
Jones, black silk and net; W. Flowerree.
white faille; Kellsy. cream faille. green
velvet; Misses Corwin, light figured silk;
Stuart, lavender elk; Murphy, figured
bengaline, lace trimming; Roberts. gray
silk; Haldoman. figured light silk; Stedman.
white lace. pink silk trimming; Buell., fig
u'ed light silk; Cullen, pink silk; Grace
Cullen, white silk; Swami. light silk; Estelle
Swami. yellow silk; franklin. green crepe;
Sharpe, white crepe; Cruise, lilac silk. chif-
fon trimming; Barnaby. blue silk and vel
vet; King. yellow crepe; Davenport. pink
silk; Atchison, light china silk; Virginia
Atchison. light chiAa silk.
Messrs. Will F1owerree. Floyd-Jones,
Barbour. kennett, Hill. Van Riley, Kelley.
Johnson. Baor, Wallace, HARE. Wilson.
Sanders. Metten, Ca pointer. Hotter. Meyen-
do #, Arnold, McPhoe. Sharpe. Harlow.
Power. c. Word. Wa.ko-, McEnany. Carne-
chan. Ferguson, Penwell, Beattie, Barbour.
T~hornburRh. Stockston, Yeager. Boon.
Yesterday afternoon at two O'Clock Miss
Cruise gave q quiet but very elegant lunch
con to Mrs. Will Velie, who has been visit
ing in tho city for some time. the guest Of
Mrs. d. A. G. Tlowerree. 1t was a yellow
luncheon, as bentted the autumn season.
The table was daintily decorated With q
yellow center piece upon which was placed
a large bouquet Of chrysanthemums. Cut
flowers In yellow were grouped In various
places in tho dining and recep-
ton rooms, and the mantel WAS q
beautiful bank of smila1 and yellow flow
ers. The guests invited were: Mesdames
Will Vealie. of Moline, H.; ID. A. q. Flow.
erree. Will Wallace, Will Flowersee; Misses
King and Cullen.
A double wedding at the cathedral on
Wednesday morning was one of the events
of the week. Rev. L. b. Palladino per-
formed the double ceremony, and Miss
Kate Hogan became Mrs. M. M. Donoghue,
while Miss b. Golden changed her name to
Mrs. J.. II. OConnell. The two brides we're
hon, en- train. with wells and natural flow
ers. Tho bridesmaids were Miss Maud
Mallon and Miss Elizabeth Hanley. Miss
Mallon wore blue henrietta. trimmed in
ribbon. with natural flowers. Miss Hnnley
was atti,ed in canary albatross, trim m ID
in bengaline. with natural flowers. Tom
Kane was best man for Mr.. Donoghue. and
John Golden for Mr.. O'Connsll.
Personal and General.
Mr.. and Mrs.. E. Z. Baboook are at Mrs.
Wsston's.
: j. W.. Anderson has gone to Butte for a
few weeks.
W.. b. Raleigh went out to Nevada creek
last Friday.
A.. r. freeman left for Chicago las,
Wednesday,.
A. M. shitef left Helena for Minnsapo-
lis lasttweek.
W.J MoHafis and bride arrived in Hell
ena last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stadler and son Louis went
to Chicago Friday.
yN ~ n;Ilo4ko ~f Conoo1a woo 10 $ka
city last Thu sdny.
Mrs. Avery and Miss Allison have moved
to the Grandon hotel.
DIR. Billiard has removed from South
Rodney to Clarke street.
M. Hershfeld has gone to live at Jacque-
MINIS. on Dearborn avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Velis leave Helena TO-
day for their home in Moline. III.
Mrs. H. II. Buck and children have re-
turned to their camp at Rock Creek.
MIR. and Mrs. Fed Crounse have moved
into the Walker block on Broadway.
Frank Blackstone and family. of Stearns,
Mont, are visiting friends in Helena.
Miss Nina Young, Of st. Peters hospital,
has gone east for a months vacation.
John T.. Murphy and family leave fol
Chicago soon to visit the Wo:ld's .air.
Mrs. c. b. Miller md Miss Stedmar
leave to-day for a trip through the park.
W. H. Clark and family have moved tc
the corner OF Lawrence and HOWE street.
Cutler Whitney left last week to be gone
several months on n surveying expedition
Miss Enz returned from her vacation ir
Iowa last week and is ut MIS-. Oste hout's
Mrs. Webster and her sister, Misc Adams
went to Chicago last week for a month
visit.
Miss Annette Burtch returned from
visit to Iowa and other eastern points las
week.
Miss Gertrude Harrison. of Baxsndnle, i
visiting In the city. the guest of tho MisseI
Cope.
II. G. Cannon md wife returned from
visit to Seattle md other coast points last
Friday.
Miss Norma Kleinschmidt went TO Town
send last week for Il months visit will
friends.
Mi. and Mrs. Parchen and children cam
Tuesday from camping in the Fiathea,
country.
Mrs. J. Mccormick. of Missoula, ia visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Chadwick. of Brecken,
ridge street.
Elk Sheriff Jefferis and family movo,
into their former homo on Clarke utree
last Monday.
Mrs. X, mrsey retu ned Monday from
camping party that were in :he II
near Great Falls.
Ash Pierce. manager of the Helena Jew