The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-12
CALUMET CLUB MASQuE.
Novel and Attractive Costumes Seen
At College Hall Thursday
Evening.
Pretty Conceit OF Seven Leading
Ladies Of this Very Popu-
lar Club.
wedding or Miss Black and MIR. Dsarlng
ut tho Presbyterian C~huroh-Per-
sonal and General.

sOnAl and General.
The members Of the Calumet clu)
changed the regular order Of things by Civ
ing a masquerade on Thursday evening, a
College hall. TIL affair was a decided sue
cess, the music was good. the costumes at
trnctive, and every one was In holida,
humor. Some OF the character costumes
were excellent and many Of tho roles wer,
carried out with such fidelity as to max,
one wonder whether the impersonationI
had not. by their modess,. perhaps Lost te
the world a galaxy OF bright and shining
histrionio stars.
Probably the most original idea in tn,
way of costume was that ooncocted by sever
Of the leading ladies in the society, Eacl
of those wore a black domino. a red mask
q red fan and a large black shield pinnet
from shoulder to shoulder with a good
sized scarlet letter ON It.. The ladies' wert
also armed with formidable weapons in the
shape of Lotato Washers tied with
red ribbons. The seven always staid
together. and as the opportunity came,
ranged themselves in q row, and q quick
glance along the line showed that the scar
let letters were to a purpose for they spelled
the mystic nnme Calumet" the oharade
being further carried out BY the potato
masher which went to form the word
CLUB" When the timc for demaakina
came. the mystic seven threw off their
dominoes and appeared In handsome full
evening dress. and proved to be the
Mesdames Cans, Sands. Poznanski. Good
kind. and the Misses Boyer. Loeb and
Jacobs.
School girl. in pink bingham frook, white
null Ruimpe and blue sun bonnet, Miss
Amy Cohen.
Angel. flowing cow of white orepon with
white wings, hair powdered. long white
gloves, Miss Addie SchlesinRer.
Visitation nuns, in black gowns with
white front pieces. the Misses Josie and
selma Israel.
Cinderella. blue and white gown, Miss
GenzberQer.
Ladies' or the Empire, in short-waisted
gowns of pink and light blue, tho Misses
Fishman and Fleigieman.
Poppy. scarlet skirt and waist of oreen.
Miss Jacobs.
A group of three irresistable and indie
fatigable school girls. the Mesdames Gems
berger. |. Marks, M. MorIis.
Ar excellont costume character. q Rus
sun peasant, Mrs. Fol0mAn.
Possibly the most mystifying of all was o
handsome cavalier gorReously arrayed in
black velvet with slashinRs of pale blue
satin. He wore a large nat Of black velvet
trimmed in pale blu and black tips and
had his golden hair curled in true love-
hour came and left behind no record Of
himself, save the bleeding captive heart of
a maiden fair.
George Washington, black velvet coat
md knlekerhoeke!s Trimmed in geld braid,
yellow satin waistcoat. yellow stockings.
three cornersd hat and powdered wig, Abe
Goodkind,
A very lone fisherman. Mr.. Jacobs.
An irvlng-like Mephisto, in rcd and gold,
Sam Singer.
A faithful copy of a familiar character in
Helena. the oolored chimney sweep, high
hat. tin horn and all. Ben Loeb.
"A pair of true hayseed down-eastery,
Messrs. Cohen and Poznanski.
Or. K%illemquick. Mr.. Josephthal.
Blue Jeans, Herman Kline.
Comrades, two Irish miners with lunch
pals, Louis Israel and William Schott.
Domino, Herman Bamberger.
Two harlequlns, dressed III red and vel
low. Mess,s. kohlbeTg and j. HirschberQ,
of Choteau.
Fat man, Albert Loeb.
M~ephistopheles. costume of red, black
and gold. Louis l. Harris.
Trade mark of the "Faultless." Ed. I.
The First Presbyterian church was the
scene of the very charming wedding on
Tuesday evening of Miss Frances Black.
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. j. A. Black, and
Wallace Dea1ing, the liev. Il. V. Moore
officiating. The church was decorated in
evergteens which were twined about the
pulpit md festooued the organ. Di, ectly
In front of the rostrum Il large horseshoe
of everGreens. surmountel by n loyers' knot
of white silk ribbon and while carnations.
At eight O'Clock the bridal party entered
the church proceeded by the two ushe,s, the
Mess's. Sh-oeder and lilly. and the brides
maid, Miss Gardiner. and best man. Mr..
Graves. Following these came tho bride
and groom. The BRIDE, a very lovely girl.
wore a pretty gown of white cashmere with
pulled empire sleeves and v-neck. The
waist was trimmed with bretelles of white
sdtln ribbon. and white lace elged the neck
and elbow sleeves. The skirt was simply
made with n footing of pulled cashmere. a
long train adding to its graceful effect. No
veil was worn, but in place a wreath of
myrtle and its feathery flowers. A large
bouquet OF roses and myrtle blossoms was
carried. gloves and shoes OF white were
Wo:n.
Miss Gardener was becomingly gowned In
white china silk. The skirt was finished
with embroidered chiffon, caught up here
and there with narrow ribbons. The waist
was trimmed i'll ribbons, Il long vatican
bow falling from the v-neck to the foot of
the skirt. White gloves and shoes we're
worn and n bouquet Of delicate pink bios
SONS.
Mr.. and Mre. Dearina will make their
home at 922 Eleventh avenue.
On Friday night Queen City lodge No.
82, ]. O. o. f., entertained Montana lodge
No. l. Excelsior lodge No. 8, Naomi Ro-
bekah lodge No. l, and Vera Rebeka lodge
No. IL, l. 0. o.. f.. with an excellent mn
steal and literary programme, which was as
follows:
Selected Orchostr,
Address of Welcome. ...........E A. t,nriotnn
hep1y to Address of Welcome
On lehalf OF NO 1....... 800 aspena rulI,ra
IN ohnlf Of No. ..;,........K il. SIN! th
!Ditty, Push Dem Clouds Away. +. leutepnerg
Incorc; I'D Black Joo".."....F. Ieutenb,rg
] anjo cong, "lho Tramp. $50, Thos, i rnyis
lecitat,oh, IN costume; Tho Gypsy Flower
Vocal solo, Tho Tar's Fa ew5ll".... -
Encore. "McCarthy's Widow. 49,. john Dr.. borg
Recitation. kissing cups Race. ........
Vocal Solo, "A bunch of Wild hoses'...
Tocitation, Tho Warden".... /. t., stranahau
Vocal solo, Selected. .,.. Mira. ". Knight