The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01
ST. Louis Belle En~tertains Her
Helena Friends At Mrs.
j D. Wilson's.
at Tho Helena. Beautiful
Floral Decorations and an
Npioursan Feast
MIRA. Powers Elegant Homs-Psepl~
Goins and Returnins--Other Per-
sonal and General Mention.

her friends last Friday evening. Miss
|laldsman 10 The quest OF Mrs. ]. u. Viii
on. Of Broadway. 1T present. and the party
bas given ~ that hoapitabls home. II was
uite informal, ths aussts danced In three
{ the Large rooms. The musio furnished By
Prof. VollsR1 Light rofrsshmsnts we're
ssvsd. and with the dancing and conversa.
lou . most enjoyable timo WAS spent.
Ilthouah Il al . vs.y disaasseabls svsn'
be outside nearly oil the invitations were
ecspssd. and The lights music, flowers.
nd general good time made the gsesta
pseet the inelsmsnoy OF the weather.
Among those invited wore, Aesass. and
assdsmes Hotter. Percy Kennstt. Child.
iurta, Eaton. q. X. Wells, Wsbb, Aetvsy
barbour, Van Riley. Hurley. Power. Eddy,
tullen, Word. Sharpe. Eldridas. Bailey,
kuthris, HARE, Murphy, Baldwin; Misses
lhA,pe, Child, Fannie Child. Corwtn.
tullen, Roaenbaum, Marshall. Mamie
la,shall, Swami. Estelle Swami. Blaine,
Ella Blaine. King, Ashby, Heuser. Carpsn.
er, Buell.; Msasrs. Hotter, Prosser. Carpen-
BIZ, McPhpe. Arnold. Sharpe. Ming, San
To, Stonsr, Mel endort. Mstten. Power.
GVOTUs OUSuOo00us Ssss .
Tho concert to be given undes the
uspioes Of tho Indies Auxiliary of tho
bmplo Emanu.M Monday evening. will DO
no of the finest entertainments ever Rivon
' amateurs In Helena. A glance at the
roQramme will show that ONE OF tho best
|,lent in the CITY have been secured, and
Ae lovers OF music WILL have q treat each
q has not been enjoyed for . long time.
GLOWING 10 the programmes:
PART
C assT.' 4. j. Clarke, i: sharp. l. =. flanders.
John Ming. Q. q. Zoeckler. {. NJ Arnold:
local solo-llcstasy. waltz sonR ............Asotti
Miss g. /, WhiW,n .H..
,olin olo-Risoietto Fantasia. ......... Verdi
Assomp.n,st, Miss Rgys,;
so'tas'on NY Miss Jasep nlas. Israel. '"
GOAL solo-"1ho Bolls Of st. Mary's".;
MIR. {. N. Douglas.
o Mrs.. Il W. He Foot n" and as.s M.udo stuart
Mrs. Sol Poznanski.
~larionet olo.'1irana Fantasy"...F Brep'aut
o,,, solo -"6 p Thc d; T%% I eiisss" ..... Hundel
Accompanies. Mice BY.
eoiistion-"rhe Roman sentinel" ......."
Miss Jennie Tom.
GOAL solo-"The y ondola Mnits' 49,. Henry duy
Misa Azy Mills, w
Violin obligato BY Prof. \. Nunvar.
Mrs. L. A. Walker entertained a party Of
hdies at dinner Al Hotel Helena last
thursday afternoon al 6:30. II partook of
he nature of q family party, a. every ons
az related to some other one present. The
inner was given In the large dining room
nd consisted Of ten courses. The table
Fas deliberately decked with flowers, sweet
ease, %nasturtiums and pRnstss prodom-
hating; and thess. added to the snowy
amask, the sheen Of cut glass and silver,
pntributsd 40 much pleasure to the eye as
DO viands did to the tnsto.
Walker, H. A. d'Aoheu!. Rumlcy. Sandsrs.
e.. Sanders. j. U. Saudera Mary Walker.
arohen, Dewitt; Misses sererta Sanders
nd Rumley. In tha evening the ladies
ere joined by . TOW others, viz: the hue
ands of tho ladies and Nissss Cora San.
ers and Adele Parchen and Wilbur san
ets. Cards were produced and . very
Apply and agreeable evening spent
Mrs. T.. {. Power entertained q company
ladies yesterday In honor Of her guest.
trs. Eddy. of Missoula. Fancy work was
be- feature Of the afternoon and cnsds and
vely conversation we.e also INDUCED In.
he table decorations wore all in white,
nd most OF the flowers were also OF white.
o. feshments were served about hve
clock. Among thoss present were: Mes.
hines A. NJ. Hotter. Percy Kennett. Bah
box, Walker, Marshall. Cullen. Tatsm.
radford, Crutcher. Weston, Word, San
|ers, June Sanders, Dewitt. d'Aoheul.
umley. Maginnis. Bach, Hickman, Benis-
b.. Barnard Brown. knight. Hauser. Cox.
~ ter. Mn,.in. Perkins. Eddy. Floyd
pnes, SeliGman; Misses Sanders, Meas.
The Unity club, under whose auspices
bob intellectual and musical treats we're
kven to Helena last year, has boon reor-
hnized. DIR. Elliott Cores. who has gained
, much fame in his historical researches.
i'll give the opening lecture. His subject
} be "The Lewis aud Clarke Expedition"
\ will take place some time this week.
he date will be definitely announced when
|rof. Coues, who is just now out of the
(tv, returns. This lecture will be followed
y others. given by President James Reed.
|ieut. Gov. A. 9. Botkin. Judge H. III.
lake. Robert S. Bickford. Judge ". H.
unit. Judge De Wit. +. NJ. Fletcher. w.
|, Sanders and others.