The Helena independent., 1893-09-03
Brilliant Dancing Party, Lunch-
cons. Mountain Climbing,
Out to the River
To Depicts Idaho Hunting Pregerves-
Had to Wade Out-Mentlon Of
Many Minor Events.

room stole sWeetiy upon the scented air,
and the rhymic sound of moving feet kept
time to the soft strains of the seductive
waltz. Those present were:
Miss Murphy. yellow chinn silk.
Miss Swami. q een silk and velvet.
Miss Corwin, light silk pink trimmings.
Miss Ashby, light figured china silk.
Miss Cullen. pink silk.
Miss g ace Cullen. whito silk.
Miss Roberts, white china silk, chiffon
trimmings.
Miss koscnbaum, white china silk.
Miss Haldeman. figured china silk, black
velvet trimmings.
Miss stedman. pink silk. chiffon trim
mings. ...t-..
Miss Barnaby. figured light china silk.
Miss Hauser, pink silk.
Miss Carpente-, green silk. olive velvot
trimmings.
Miss Marshall. white silk net over white
silk.
Miss Mamie Marshall. pink net over pink
silk.
Miss Word. blue china silk.
Miss Sha pc. green crepon, dark g:een
velvet trim mmings.
Mesers. Norman and Ell Hotter Phelps,
CHIpOnt IIObseIs Nletteus nlbyeuOOIu.
Arnold. McPhee, Sharpe. Harlow. Power,
lon. Beattie. McAnany. Ca nechan. Fergu-
son. Sanders, Wilson. and DR.. Barbour.
A few days ago about thirty of Helena's
young people took the popular trip to the
Gate of the Mountains. in which the lunch
in Picnic canon. the steamer excursion and
Ah> ho pko;
all heartily enjoyed. Souv Mrs of the OK
cursion. in the shape of severa! views, pho.
tographed bv Mr.. Morarty. are in the pos
session of several of the party. The mem-
bers were: Mrs. ConnelIy; Misses Galen.
Kle, Reifenrath. Hermann. Anna Her
mann. Wall. Dunn; Mess IS Connolly, Frank
and Will Cruise. L nnk AMI NJ. II. Wall.
Cannon. Kelly. Golden, ]. l.. and Albert
Galen, Fortune. j. M. Moriarty. j. j. CLARK
and j. l.. Meloche.
A hunting party, who. from their appear
ance, expect to be gone for some time. left
Helena last Wednesday. They were Messrs.
w. b. Hundey. Percy Konnett nnl G.. s.
Myers. of st. Louis. guide and a caterer.
They had five riding no SOS, seven pack
horses. provisions. rifes ammunition, and
determined expressions. They expect to
ride westward four days. over mountains,
va 10 anu phShob tuTOuKu some OF tu0
most magnificent scenery in the world, into
Idaho. If there be any game left in that
pnrt of the country when this party rctu ms.
it will be simply because it did not come
within range Of the above mentioned rifles.
Eastern visitors are always impressed
with the beauty and grandeur of Mount
Helena. and usually wish TO make the
ascent before retu ming home. In COM
plinnce with this desire. merry party
gathered themselves together one day this
last week and wended their way upwa,d,
with field glasses, fruit and other necss-
saries, and thoroughly enjoyed the mag
nif1cent scene to be obtained from the peak.
The party were composed of the following:
=. H. Langley. W. S. Kelley, A. H. Smith,
D. p. Patenaud. Mrs. W. :. Kelley. Miss
Gram. and Mrs. Evans. of Chicago, In
whose honor the trip was planned.
Frank Carleton, son OF L. C. Carleton,
celebrated tho eighth anniversary of his
birth Friday night in most pleasant way
at his home. South Harrison avenue.
Master Frank WAS pleasantly assisted in
the fun by n number Of hiS young friends,
md the occasion was furthsr mad. memo
Yable b. numerous presents. Among those
present were: Alice Merritt. Field Merritt.
Thomas and Anna Sweenys Don and Louise
Treaoy. Kenton and Helen Kepner. Fanny
Charles and Lottie Klenschmidt, James
Fentherly, Peer Kellogg, Nellie Perrin,
Bert Bingham, Leo Salisbury. T. iith Har-
rah, Henry and Will Doliver.
The many friends OF John Matthews sur
prised him at his new home on Sixth ave-
nue. Tuesday evening. Music and pleasant
games made the young folks enjoy the eve
ming. Refresh ments were served md She
a1 Of
present were: Misses Mabel Rollins. Clara
and Stella Anderson. Tennie Morris, Ber-
tha johnson. Helen LnnnAorne. Rose
schrnpf. Fannie Coy, Ferdina Mclean.
Jessie Hosom and orence scott. and Mas.
tiers Albert Peletier, Maurice Langhorne,
Marvin Morris. William Atchisou, Anthony
Sohrapf. Earl Kelly. Joe Rollins and Henry
and George Houle.
Mira. ID. A. Fiowerroe, of Dearborn ave-
nue. gave most charming luncheon last
Thursday. ut two O'Clock. in honor of her
daughter, Mrs. Will Velie, of Moline, III.
II was pink lunch, aud the tntle WAS
beautifuliy decorated with pink chiffon and
sweet pens; while cut flowers, in which pink
largely predominnted. were aroupsd here
and there about the rooms. Added to this
we're the lovely pink toilets of the ladies'
producing IN nll pc feet sym ebony in
pink. Those present wee: Mes lanes
Atoyu'oou'ss o. w iik NuiidCc, w III NetlR, III o
Hill, 4. c. Bach, the Misses Swunn. Smith.
S,edman.
Miss Stedman, Of In Llama, gave n de-
lightful evening to n few of her friends Mt
the home OF her aunt. Mrs. ID. c. Miller. on
Fifth avenue. last THURSDAY. The time
WINS harmoniouslv spent with music, dane
ing and conversation. and elegant refresh
mcnts wrro served. I hoso 4 resent were.
Misses Franklin. Corwin, Hu III, Chllh, Ella
Blaine; and Messrs Norman and Ed Hol
tor. Power. Carpen,o. Lee md Cha les
Wo d. McPhee. sanders. Sharpe and Ar
nod, the Ia three adding much to tho
Nleasu of the evening by tho dexter rous
use OF their famous banjos.
While rntty OF Helena young PEOPLE
wero enjoying a little bont ride on N shall
low lake near the Missouri. to the horror OF
some OF the occupnnts ths bont began to
I'LL with water and sink. There was no
renl danger. and, simply diyestinu them
solves OF supe fiuous wearing apparel, they
wuded ashore. Tho ndvico Of their frienas
Is that next timo they wenr rubber boots,
Personal aud GonerNl
Madame Medini returned from her vao,.
tion last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Blown, Of Hogan.
are in the city.
George Foas of TIM Mooknuo c.nt,., -