The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-01
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Sleeves
Mrs. Besttie, handsome gov of pearl
faille with passsmenterie trimmings.
Miss Mcconnell. yellow silk with trim
minRs of stem green velvet. yellow gloves
Mis-: C%rutohaeld, own Of pink figured
silk. decollete, gloves and shoes of pink.
Mrs. brewster, blue and white checked
silk trimmed in white crepe.
The Messrs. Ferguson, Pro.ser. Wilson,
King, Warren King. CLARK, Walker. Bach.
whitney. Thompson. Phelps. Luke. Mey-
endorf. Wallace. Flowsrree. Kennstt,
Hunt. Z. Bradsn. Brewster.
Honors come not singly in the case Of
some fortunate individuals, and one pre-
ceding year may be more propitious than
another. Leap year 1892 has been at
tended with Its full share of e%moluments
ss we'll - enjoymsnts for Col. g. b. Nolan.
the county attorney Of Lewis and Clarke
county. recently elected to sucoeed himself
to that Office. Following that important
event he has established himself as a
carrying of tho honor OF a fourth election
to the office of worthy patron Of Miriam
Chapter No. /. His devotion and services
to the order were recognized by apprecia-
tive members on last Tuesday evening,
whom an elegant pair Of diamond sleeve
monial Of their regard. The brief remarks
connected with Offering the gift were
responded TO in q very interesting speech
by Mr.. Nolan, in which he did not fail to
F! give due need of praise to Miriam Chapter.
with which he has been connected since
his early residence In Helena.
The grand matron of Montana. Mrs. S.
G, Anderson, of Missoula. was present on
this happy occasion. the eve of st. Johns
day. and she installed the newly elected
officers of Miriam Chapter in an impressive
manner. In . brief address she commented
success in carrying out the principles OF the
order. Thu grand mntron had her share in
the matter of presentations, receiving a
lovely bouquet OF flowers at tho banda of
Miss Jennie Hepner. Then there was also
an initiation which added three persons to
the already large membership. The roll OF
officers for the new year comprises Miss
Alice Z. Hopper. worthy matron; {. b.
Nolan. worthy patron; Miss Hattie shober,
associate matron; Mrs. Booker. secretary;
Preuitt. conduct, ess; Miss Jennie Hepner,
assistant conductress Mrs. Hattie Hnrtwig,
chaplin; Mrs. Minnie Gensberger, marshal;
Miss Hoover, Adah; Miss R%ickinar, Ruth:
Mrs. Welcome, Esthsr; Miss Blackstone.
Martha; Miss Donnelly. Electa; Miss Young,
WoIonoTi JUAN VI. N~AuJoIs, bontlneI.
grand ball was given ON Thursday by
the Knights of Pythiss under the auspices
of the Myrtle. Ivy and Red Cross lodges, at
the auditorium. BY 10 O'Clock the hall was
comfortably filled aud q most enjoyable
time was had. Over 200 couples were on
the floor. An orchestra OF fifteen pieces
was stationed on the atago and was found
Il to hA mat right fnr Aha ai0a NJ tho EuilAtpr
A sumptuous supper was spread in the base
ment room under tho library al which $50
were seated At a time. Among those no
ticed were: Mssdamss Orr. Heckler. Mitch
oil. Mcdonald. Kempsey, DePus. Gordon.
liams, Heller. Dyson. Feathsrly, harrity,
Hickman; Moses Blaisdell. Lindner. Mo-
Donnsll, Meade, Mills, Nord. King, Payetts,
soh!esinger. Dunn, Lsnahorns. Ballard.
Cedrey, ellison. Nash. BullArd. Priest.