The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-29
A PLEASANT C0T|LL|0N.
4 s--
The First German Of tho Season
Given by the Misses
Rossnbaum.
A Vocal Musical soolety, tho Gull
tured Talentsof the City.
Organ'z@ I'd.
Psop.s Still Go to tho Fa!r-A Few Begin
to Rstnrp-rersonal and
General.

List Wednesday evening occurred the
principal social event Of tbs week, and also
n Of the plensantSst events OF the season.
Il was something outside sha usual routine
OF cards and dancing. and was hailed with
corresponding delight Invitations ware
issued To- q german 10 be given At the resi-
dsncs OF Mrs.. Roaenbaum. Of South Rod
ney street. and NJ the appointed time the
p city rarlors were filled with the invited
guests. Cut flowers, consisting principally
Of dark red roses and chrysanthemums.
vary fluffy and white, wsrs placed here and
there. and plants werp grouped sRectively
in various CORNERS. Ten figures ware used.
viz: Cards, dice. fshinR. kneeling square,
basket figure. contest Of grace. coquetts.
weak leading tho blind, .clrolstS Of decelvsrs
and the funny 4 ab-baR; tbs leaders wore
Miss Amy Rosenbaum and Mr.. Ferguson,
assisted by Miss Mcdonnell and Mr.. Pros
ssr. The fayors. Ave for tbs ladies and i've
for the gentlemen. were dainty little Affairs
md we're much admired. many OF them
being hand printed by the yonna Indies.
and wo. thy OF being kept as souvenirs. The
music wal furnished BY Prof. VolleEts
orchestra.
Those present. swers: Misses McConnell.
yellow bIocnde silk. trimmed in violets;
Blnine, striped black eauze over black silk.
Trimmed in colorsd ritbons; Ella Blaine,
poppy red crepe; Marshall, white silk. chit
fon trimming; Sanders. white mnll. ribbon
and lace trimming; Cruise. g'ay. crepe.
heliotrops trimming; Rosecrans. bfocnde
silk, ribbon and lace trimming; franklin,
white figured china silk; Sharpe, Nile green
crepon. oriental lace bertha; Murphy,
striped silk, lace and libbon trimming;
Roberts. gray striped silk. ribbon trim
ming; R~osenbnum, gray crepon. 1ewel
trimming; Amy Rosenbaum, pink crcpo Dc
chine. velvet and ribbon trim ming.
The gentlemen were Messrs. Pr0sser,
Hotter. Carpenter. Carnochan, Gibba. Har-
low, Meyendorf, Mettsn. Ferguson. Arnold,
McPhse. Craig. Power. Sanders. Broad
water, Sharpe. 49,
Mrs. Rosenbaum and Mrs. O'Connor
acted M chaperones. The former was
dressed in black china silk, dull jet TRIM
mings, and the latter was Rowned IN a bro
cade Of old rose and blue. with velvet md
jet trimmings. There wee present also q
few of the ladies OF the n-iRhborhood, viz:
Mesdames Raleigh, Ide. Botkin, Parchen
and Fisk, who assisted in receiving tho
guests and dispensing the favors. Light
Refreshments we're served. and the Ruests
departed p~ronouncinR the whole evening q
most uellRht1ul Eucce6A.
Angus b. Avery md Miss Carrie F.
White wore married Wednesday evening at
eight o'clock at the residence of Rev. J. H.
Crooker. Miss Addie White, sister Of the
bride. acted as bridesmaid. and P. d.
Young al Rzoonsu1sn. From there she
party was driven to 1.606 Boulde: avenue,
thsir future homo. where they were 10.
ceived by 1riepds. A very nice 50 pei was
served, the table being beautifully decor
house were: Misses Addie White, Hattie
Porter. Mollie Hartley. Messrs. T. D.
Young and Ira Hnntsburger.
The b ide's gown was . b 'autiful white
corded s.lk. trimmed with lace; shs carried
a bouquet OF white roses. She was formerly
f,om La Cross. Wis. but has been 10
Helena for the past year teaching IN the
vicinity, and BY her pleasant manner has
made q friends. who Welcome her psr-
msnent stay among them With genuine
pleasure. Mr.. Avery. the z DOM. has been
in the employ OF the Northern Pacific rail
way in Helena for tho past four yeas aud
now holds tbs position OF ticket agent at
the Northern Pacific depot. They have the
good wishes OF many friends, who testified
to the same by MANI useful and valuable
presents.
Inv A1O!ouA u0o IO0k n00A "a hoo~ " "
vocal musical society has boon admitted.
but nothing has been done In the matter
until ,ecently. Yesterday afternoon steps
we're taken to form such a society. About
Twenty-Five ladies ware heard rom. other
BY their presence or by letter. They repre-
sented the cultured and best talent OF the
city. and it seems now certain that a most
successful society will be or9anizsu. The
ladies' present were called IN session b,
Mrs. b. Fl. Langley. who explained the OBJ
ject of the cathet ing and gave q few ideas
c. Power thon took the chair, and upon
motion 9. Langley was unanimously
elected president of the society. It was
resolved to call it the Ladies' Musicale.
Madame Medini Was chosen director, and
Mrs. w. Harrison secretary and treasurer.
with Mra. Carl Kleinschmidt ~ alternate.
1t was decided to hold the next meeting
Saturday afternoon at two O'Clock. and
after o few other matters were discussed
tho meeting was Adjourned
The exodus +; ON Helena to the fair con-
tinued during the week. but the rush was
not quite so great as tho week previous.
Among others who went are the following:
Mrs. O.terhout. Mrs. Chumasero, Mrs. II.
r. Carpenter aud daughter. Mr.. MARROW,
ID. Simpson, Z. 8. johnson. wife and
daughter. Mrs. Frank sizer. L. s. Bowen,
Il. p. ThorouRman. E. brule. ]. w. Pro-
vart, F N. Mcintyre and wife. Nathan Mo.
Coy, Will H. Curtis. L. b. Edfeld and wife.
V. Carey, George J. Holmes. Lillian Pearey.
W. b. Stockton, Maud Barnaby md maid,
james Collins. A. H. Miller. George Spires.
s. W.. Ker, Andrew Ke-, James Twiford, A.
II. Johnson. Lizzie X. Clark, Anna 4.
Leonard. John Webster. John Matthews,
M. 5. Gum. George H. Hill and wife,
Percy Wltme j.. Il. Wilmer. H. b. Lyman,
Mr.. and Mrs. SpaldinR.
Mrs. sohleider, who lives in tho Lehman
house on Edwards street. entertained q
very pleasant rnrty Thursday evening. The
cards of invitation read, 'Cardk and
dancing" and in those two amusements the
evening was acco dinghy spent. Refresh
ments of the incest kind we're also &c, ve /,
and tho guests h:d such u pleasant time
that it was quite II late, or perhaps an carly,
hour hefoI 9 they said good night and de-
Mesdames ". Il. Dickinson, Beck, Ma Ma
thias, Carl kasch. A. IL. Priest; Misses
Hopper. BY. BELLS, Shohsr. DoIliver. Kim
ball. Priest. Jessnp. Louise Schieider;
Mess 8. Cornish. Hauswald. Dyll. Miracle.
Reeves. I" ell. Nolan, Pnncoast, Mo ris,
DIVES. kleinsohmidt. McGau. hey, Dr.,
Ritchie. D. Norris. f
"Of making many clubs there Is no end,'
but the moro the mer isr. Another one.
called tho Mecca. has been formed Tor thu