The Helena independent., 1893-12-31

the residence Of the brides mother, 51O
LawEsnes street. occurred very pleasant
and hsppv wedding. The high contracting
parties weFo Miss ka athesiug Imogsns Black
stone aud James II. GilpAtri0k, both Of
Helena. The ceremony WAS performed by
the Rev. CrookeS, the parties standing be-
tween two windows. which had bsen pres-
tily trimmed with svsrGrecns and smilax
for the occasion. The bride wore hand
some dress Of cream albatFoss, richly
trimmed with lace. and she carried pink
roses. Only the immediate yslstivsG we're
present, but the young couple were the re-
eipisnts Of many valuable and handsome
presents from their numerous friends.
Elaborate rsfreshmsnts wsis served. They
will remain in town for about week and
then 60 to their future home noAY Lewis
town. whero the groom IL engaged in The
sheep besiness. Thny have . vide ciscle
Of friends in Helena. who wish them all
possible happiness In their new life.
The elaborate dinner st the Hotel Hslens
Christmas day vss enjoyed BY many Of ths
townspsopls. besides the regular guests
and others living out Of town. The menu
cards vera claboratsly designed and were
very artistic, having on tho outside cover A
representation of latticed gothic window.
twlned with leafess branches. while under
ing, 1888" Upon opening the lattice one
saw across the window pane the words:
'Outeide Decenbers chill;
Fehind our Shu.tl RS, lO!-
Cool fires, good che r. good will.
Glad hearts. and Christmas glow"
The second page had for its motto:
.On Christmas day, who dimes with me,
Merry and glad his heart shall be."
And on the third page was the long, elabor-
ate bill Of fars embracing all the delica-
cies Of the season. The whole effect Waa
pretty and tasteful and excelied only by
the tastefulness OF tho viands themselves.
That Christmas time Ia . time for child
rem. 10 ths conclusion OF little Don Trency.
who proceeded to act on that idea by giving
pleasant party to few Of his friends last
Thursday afternoon from six to nine
| O'Clock. The little folks enjoyed pames.
such as "tin-tin," "clap In. clap out" ''go-
ing to Jerusalem" and dancing and Christ
freshments. sandwichec. ice cream, cake
and candy we're in abundance and the
children enjoyed them with all of the iest
Of the afternoon as only children oan.
Those present wore: Helen KspueE. Belle
Murta. Edith Harrah, Ethel Pleaaants.
Perrin Clara Zimmerman, Alma Cole. Ken
ton Kapner, Philip Cole. Frank Carlton.
Charlie Greenfield, Roy Blackstone. Charlie
Sweat. Jack and Albert Murta, Bert and
Frank Bingham. Mrs. IIeaoy was as
sisted in receiving the little guests BY Mrs.
Barnard Brown and niecc. Miss Miller.
The order of the Eastern Star had very
pleasant time last Tuesday evening. a
which there was election and installation
OF officers, followed by a banquet. The
following officers were elected: w. p. A. j.
Craven; w. NJ, Mrs. Hindson; A. W. NJ,
Mrs. GensberRsr;, secretary. Mrs. Booker;
treasurer, Mrs. Flahsrsy; oonduetrsss. Mrs..
Preuitt; assistant conductress. Miss Dom
nelly. The installation was preceded by .
bright and interesting address from the re-.
firing W. NJ. Miss Hopper. who acted az
toast mistress, introducing Col. Nolan, who
gave the incoming officers IA neat little
speech Of welcome. Mr.. Craven responded
in behalf Of the officers, and Miss MARITIME
also gave paper upon Tho Nobility OF
Women" The banquet was every thing de.
sirable, and the order enters upon the neW
year under the most favorable auspices.
One Of the most enjoyable social events
OF the season was given by Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. McHafie at their pleasant home. 1921
North Ewing, on Friday night. the occa-
| sion being the birthday of Mrs. +. N
Wood. sister of Mrs. NoHafis. Instru
mental and vocal music and games were
tho order of the evening. Delicious re
eshments were served. Those presen
were Messrs. and Mesdames Z. N. Wood, O
c. Dallas. Carl Kleinsohmrdt. Jr.; Mis'
Mary Jackman. Mrs. Nsttie Philips and
Mr.. Devilin. Tho guests won't homo at .
late hour. feeling assured that Mr.. No
Haffie ana his estimnble wife know how 4
make IN evening pleasant for their friends
| wpsuk Nhnpvv hnr n,
the occasion.
The West Side Whist club were enter
tained this week, Thursday by Mr.. ant
Mrs. VIM. Steele. An enjoyable time va
had, In which dancing and tefrsshmeAts. a.
we'll as cards. were indulced. Il was th'
first time all the members were present
there being no substitutes. The first priz
for gentlemen, q silvsr-caaed nail flo, wal
won by Mr.. Carnoohan. The first prize TO
ladies. a fancy gold spoon. was secured b!
and Mesdames Holt. shannon, Wilson
Steele; Mrs. James Osterhout and Potter
Misses King and Davenport; Messrs. era
ven, Craig. CArnochan and WarEsn King.
| Personal and General.
B.H. Langley left for 81. Paul last Wed
nesday.
Harry YsaRsr left Tuesday for . "trip &
| the c0ast.
Peter Winnie has gone TO Denver for
short visit.
DR.. G. H. Barbour has gone east ON
business triv.
Hon. T. Fl. Carter Loft for Washington
last "Wednesday.
J.U. Sanders lsft last Wednesday for
trip to New York.
George b. Holt arrived homo Christina
day from the east.
Mics Wvlnnd. Of Townsend, was . visito
in Helena last week.
Judge Knowles returned from Missoul
to Helena Thursday.
Miss Minnie E. Bruok has taken 70 om
at 5l5 Eighth avenue.
Charles H. Cooper 10 out of town. visiting
friends at Midcanyon.
Mrs. Eva Giles is spending the holiday
with friends in BcZeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Beckett have Qons I,
the ranch for few days.
Hon. T. G. Power Is home from Washing
ton to spend the holidays.
J, W. Eddy left Tuesday for Missoula al
a delegate to the A. .. Ii. =.
Mrs J. F. Wcimsoaiy returned to Helen,
Fri iay from M eastern trip.
| The next meeting Of the Minustts clul
will take place Fr!dav, Jan. s.
Mrs. =. b. Clark and daughters are spend
ing the holidays at RaderBburK.
james Cory. ftom Great Falls, Ia spend
ing few da, ut his home In Helena.