The Helena independent., 1893-11-19
some SOCIAL SCENES.
A Very Pleasant Evsnt Friday Night
: at the Residence Of Mrs.
S. Kennett.
Lovers Of Music Had q Treat at
tho Concert on Wednesday
Evening
4 Pretty wedding Cs'sbrated ~ the
Cathedral = kurprIss Parties Are
Givsn- Various Clubs Meet.

Friday evening vas the soene OF tho prin-
eipal social event Of the wesk. whiuh will
long be remembered by the parsioip pants ~
one of the most enjoyable affairs OF the
season. The party was given at the resi-
dence of Mrs. 3. Ksnnstt, on Dearborn
avenue. BY Mrs. Ksnnstt. ths Misses Atch-
lson and Miss HAussr. The rooms wore
thrown open for dancing. and wore TASTE
1uily dsootaisd with postsd plants ont
flowers and smilax. Delicious refreshments
were served. those present were: AEs 9.
Kennstt, black silk and lace; Mr. Percy
Kennets. hsliotsops orsps. chiffon trim
ming. Mrs. Hauser, black silk with old
rose atrips. jet trimming; Mrs. Atch'son.
black silk and jst; Miss Atohison. old rose
silk, green satin trimming; Miss Virginia
Atohison. gray figured silk and velveti Miss
Haussr, blue silk. small pink hgurs lace
trimming; Miss Blaine. gray striped net
over black silk, green and pink 'ibhon
trimming. pink carnations; Miss Ella
Blaine, red orsrs and red velvet, Shoes and
gloves TO match; Miss Gallon. gray crepe
and chiffon; Miss Ashby. Josephine cos
tume Of green Crepe; Miss Cory. old
rose china silk. green velvet trimming;
Miss Murphy, yellow tiRu el crepe. shoes
and gloves to match; Mics Sharpe. black
crepe and pearl trimming; Miss Blake
white china silk, chiffon trimming; Miss
Nellie Blake. pink cashmere and green vel
vet; Miss Amy Rosenbaum. black net. yell
low satin trimming; Miss Mcconnell. white
silk crepe, chiffon trimming white Tosss;
Miss Miller. blue fsured silk, white satin
Ayan NpA Ank -
crepe and satin. lace trimming. shoes and
gloves to match; Miss Marshall. yellow
Crepe and satin ribbon trim ming.
Nessrs. Prossor, Ca pentsr. Norman Hol-
tsr, Albert Holtsr, BtoadW dWater. Arnold,
McPhre, Penwell. Harlow, Davis. Chalds-
cost. Zoeckler, Ferguson. Craig. Sanders
Shape. Word, Atchison.
The musical. given under the auspices Of
Miriam Chapter No. l, Of the O. E. s.,
Wednesday evening was all that it rom
issd to be and was we'll attended, The
opening selection, Hungarian Dance" by
Bhrams, was q we'll executed piano duett.
by Mrs. DeCamp and Prof. Nunvar. This
was followed by q Qua' tette, consistnR Of
Messrs. jackson, Buskstt. Eddy and
the Fairest," by Zollner. Mr.. jackson
simply gave the key from shs piano and IL
was sung without an accompaniment. the
voices blending in a most agreeable man
nsr They responded to tho encore BY
Werner's "On q Bank Two Roses Fair"
Mrs. May and Mrs. Adams then gave Mar
sial's duet. "Friendship." a sprightly song
which was repeated at the enQore.
Miss Hspnsr's solo. "Queen Of the Night"
by Tsrry, showed to good advantage her
fine voice. It was 9 selection requiring
considerable execution, and its perform
anos gave entire satisfaction. Amidst the
applause which their presence always calls
forth, the sextette club. Messrs. Clark.
Arnold, Sanders. Sharp Ming and Zoeoklsr
appeared, and 90 softly did the music 0f
these strnged instruments commence. that
the audience was not fully aware that the
''Darkiss Patrol" was upon them. until
several measures had been given. II died
softly away in the distance and needed NO
help from the imagination to tell the char
meter of tho selection. A spirited march
was given a. IN encore. Miss Whitney
then. In her usual sweet voice and charm
ing manner. gave the English verson of
''Domine Me Felioe." followed by the
the Butterfly" by D'Albert.
The second part of the programme was
commenced by violin solo BY Prot. Nun
vas with Miss Boyer as accompaniment. 1t
was Senglse's ''Fantasie Pastorale." and
the execution on both violin and piano was
Blind" by Buoolossie. was rendered in q
most pleasant style BY Miss Whitney and
MIR. jackson, the qualities of the voices
being harmonious to a remarkable degree.
To the hearty applausa they gave a selso'
tion from kedding's opera, Don Qnixote.
Barnby's when the Tide Comes In" BY
Mrs. May. was sung with much expression.
and the appreciation of the audience WAS
shown by n most hearty applause. to which
Mrs. May responded with Moir's sweet lit
tie ballad "WonderinR."
The extetto club then favored the aud
ience with another selection, 1.-THE Wash.
ington Post March," by that most patriotic
of composers, Sousa. Although this WAS
their third selection, tho audience would
not let them off without other. which vas
PLEASANTLY given, being lively little quick
step. The conoluding number was Np' O.
pos. being Quartetts entitled Come Join
the Merry Dance" sung BY Mrs. May, Mrs.
Adams. Nessrs. jackson and Eddy. The
invitation convened in this sonQ was cheer
fully accepted afterward, when the fool
was cleared and all whe wished Joined in
the gayety.
The musicale was an entire success, and
much credit 10 due to the untirinR enerQis-
of Mr.. jackson. as director. and to all who
insisted him. for the pleasure thus given to
the public.
The High School Literary society held
its regular meeting last Thursday evening
1t was m open meeting and the room wa,
crowded. The prog anime was an un
usually fine one. sspsoial mention beine
mAle OF the music, the essays ana tho do
bate. Tho pupils are doing woll in thil
work and much credit il dus them for th,
o. ilrted manner In which the debates are
conducted. Following IL the programmes
instrumental QuArtetts. .................
Messrs. LehmAn Goldman, Prosser and Silver
Duet. Moonlight ON tho Hndsn,
M;sses Russ III and eifenrath
Paul b. Adams. !,
Vocal lunrtetta Tome ,ise With the arl
Misses stsadman and Russell. Messrs. Mathew
and Frosser.
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h.. i.::. marguerite
Debnte ould III, nited btstss Annsx tn,
Hawaiian Islands,
Affrmative-Alex>n >nder Potk in and Sol. Har
rie. Negativs-Henry IaIchen aud nth Maths
son. 1he decision was for the negative
A pleasant surprise party was held At th,
residence of II. X. Dram, 1918 Boulde
avenue. Tho surprise was planned by Mrs
Dram, this event being the birthday Of Mr.
Dram. Assisted by some of her LADY
friends the surprise was . decided success
Meeting nt an appointed place the crowc
quietly stole in on Mr.. Dram. who had ius
retired. He was given . shock which il
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