The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-16

in raised gold, tho lattor a iardin,oro with
morning glory design.
Miss Nngle's work was very excellent.
Mrs; =. brown, = platter with a hand
Ms. ChsmblyA . pretty bonboniore IN
Mrs. b. II. 1atem. d handsome royal
Worcester vase.
Az N rose by any other name would
smell % sweet" 10 the Homo Social club
under its new name, tho Helena Social
club. enjoyed It's party Friday evening as u
has many previous ones. II was the frat
meeting after the interim Of Lent, and fur
nishsd pleasure to tho full measure OF the
occasion for all those who wore present.
Among those who participated were:
Messrs. and MesdHms. Child, Eturrock,
PardeiIinn. sulgrove. Meadows. Flaherty,,
Boyden. Bapte; Mesdames Vawter, Mitchell,
Phillips. Fretz. ksnouse. Ho sky; Misses
blackstone. Bellis. Crum, Lizzie. Grace and
Matte Preston. Workman, Lopp, Wautz,
Dickerson. Henry. White, Hopper, shobor,
Miller. Dunn, Taylor; Mark; Mscsf,,oy,
Ihurber. Holroyd. Miller. Jacquemin, Dol
liver. Davidson. Henry, Barden. Cooper,
Fisher. Cornish. Pierce. Nolan, Norris,
Horsky. Turner, Green. Newhall.
The frat of the month a company was
very pleasantly entertained at the hospit-
able home OF Mrs. Hamilton aud her
daughter. Mrs. H~awkesworth. on Lawrence
street. Enough neiQhbors and n few
others wero present to make eight tables Mt
whist and q visiting contingent. Tho head
prizes were pretty and tho BOBBY prizes fun
ny, and the awarding Of apparent prizes went
farther than usual. for to each guest was
presented q nently tied box which from ap-
peArances might contain something vory
nice. bnt investigation disclosed two small
candy eggs. reminding all that 10 was
April Fool day." A choice supper fol.
lowed tho whist games.
A very delightful surprise party WAS ten
dered Miss Clara Kanouse at her homo cor
ner OF Hillsdals and Blake street last
Thursday night, the occasion being her de-
parture for her homo Mt Townsend.
Through the skillful management of Miss
Gibson q complete surprise was attained.
Inc evening was passed with enjoyable
games. music and dancing. As the small
hours were approaching ar ENJOYABLE
luncheon WAS served. Those present were:
Mrs. Dunbar, Misses ellison, McKoin,
Marks. GebRuer, Cooper, WautZ. Reed and
Lindner; Messrs. Barden, Dunbar, Fisher,
Cooper. Gobauer. MoKoin, Duerfeldt. Ross
anu QODertbOus
Saturday evening, April 8. Miss Della
Henry entertained at her home a party
composed principally of the Dearborn
avenue whist players" but with a few from
outside the sacred precincts. The pleasures
of the evening were whist. dancing, singing
and supper. That the whist games were
entered into with keen enjoyment was
attssted by the care and delibsration at the
head tables and the noise and commotion
At tho foot. The award of prizes furn-
ished both pleasure and fun, and the young
man to whom was awarded the BOBBY prize
had a toy that was both novel in its ap-
pearance and interesting in its accomplish
me1te.
One of the pleasant and enjoyable parties
Of the week was given BY Miss Edna Mat
thews last Monday night. she entertaining
a few of her friends. Miss Matthews was
assisted BY her cousin, Miss Cavanaugh,
who 10 visiting her at present. The evening
was delightfully."- passed with music. games
and dancing. After delicious refreshments
the party disbandod thoroughly pleased
with the evenings entertainment. Those
present were: Misses Helen and Alice
Lanehorne, Cooney, JAcoby, Harrity and
Cory; Messrs. Criley. Scott. Towers. Biegs,
Evans. Hosom. Cory. Duerfeld and Fred
Carter.