The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1893-02-25
BY LIGHT.
Happy and Gay Were the Hearts That
Trirped Their Feet to Music on
Wednesday Night.

w. Dali was nelU III HAL.
According to prediction a large cOmpa-
ny gathered on that evening and spent
a half hour in social greeting and pleas
ant conversation. About 0 o'clock the
music started and the grand march was
called. Prof. fuckers orchestra was at
its best and the music was better than
usual. The floor managers were alert to
see that all present were made comfort
able and everything started off merrily.
Dancing till. IL, the crowd adjourned
to the National hotel where a fine
supper was spread. Tables were never
surrounded by II more jovial and good
humored company; there the good
graces of our friend Mr.. Wilson shOne
with peculiar luster, and everything was
served in a superb style. Special praise
is worthy the Committee of Arrange
ments for the happy manner in which
their Office was performed. A word
as to the hall decorations is worth the
while. A grand stand near the middle
of one side of the spacious hall was &C.
cupied by the orchestra and the leader.
Over the stand was hund a rich and
handsome banner of black cloth, trimmed
in evergaeens, and bearing in gold the
letters, "a. o. L. w, c. H. & p" On
the opposite wall werd hung flags, and
REL, whitc and blue bunting in generous
folds, the beloved tri-colors of our re-
public. Upon this ground was suspend
ed three magnificent oil paintings,
set'i in deep gold frames. The whole ef-
ect, was beautifully pleasing to the eye.
At the farther end of the hall were raised
the emblems of the order, artistically
painted on satin, and on velvet, two ban
ncrs presented to the lodge n year ago
The ladies looked beautiful on
that evening. A good many had
prepared especially for this ball and a
remarkable feature of the dance was the
appearance of the ladies in attendance,
Notably we mention:
Mrs. Burchard: Dress of China silk,
ecru lace, opal ornaments.
Mrs. P. Harrison: Navy blue, trimmed
in silk.
Miss King: Dotted chiffon over silk
old gold.
Mrs. w. H.. Harrison: Heliotrope
purple velvet trimmings.
Miss Hannah French: Gray flannel
black velvet.
Miss Frazee: Black skirt, carolina
plush bodice.
Miss Mccarthy: H%eliotrope, purple
velvet trimmings.
Mrs. Pierse: Shanghai silk, trimme'
with chiffon, jewels.
Mrs. Falligan: Black lace over blacl
silk, jet trimmings and diamonds.
Mrs. Shaw: Tan cloth, brown velve
trimmings; diamond ornaments.
Mrs. Oden: Black satin, gold brai'
trimmings.
Mrs. Sprague: Black embroidered
chiffon.
Mrs. Tucker: Black satin, lace ant
ruby jewels.
Mrs. Thomas: Henrietta, crushe
strawberry.
Miss Ashe; Black silk.
Mrs. Slavin: Black cashmere.
Mrs. Wilson: Changeable silk, trim
med in bronze gimp.
Mrs. Holt: Black Henrietta.
Mrs. A. G. Barker: Black Henriett,
surrah bodice.
Miss Lizzie White: Black Henriettj
jet trimmings.
Mrs. Crane: Brown silk, ribbon trim
: mings.
Miss Edna White: Dark blue cass
mere, trimmed with plaid.
Miss Jennie French: Red cassimer'
black velvet.
Miss Schulz: Black surrah silk vii
cord and lace trimmings, gold bead
Mrs. Rush: Ladies suiting.
Mrs. Swingley: Black surrah, jet trir
mings.
nj Misses Lenora and Amy Swingle.
Pale blue surrah, cream lace.
Miss F%innegan: Tan worsted, trir
med in brown velvet.
Mrs. Workman: Black brocade sati
jet trimmings.
k Mrs. Cook: Lavender gray Henriett
cut roses.
Miss Schofield: Black s%atteen, ribb'
trimmings.
Miss Alkire: Gray alpaca, black tril
mings.
Miss Oriet: Old rose satteen with ri
=. bOns.
Il: Mrs. Crawford: Black alpaca.
Miss. Prudence Fickes: Tan cassim'
black and cord trimming.
Miss May Fickes: Green s%atteen, Ii
trimmed.