The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

enuI a. be looked. A soon ne MI. Bling
hsm could recover from the emotions
which these tokens had ocoaaioned, he re-
sponded, thanking all heartily for the gifts
aud the friendship which had prompted
them. The whole evening was saoh a
happy one that 10 was lats al night before
she guests separated and WeRI 20 their
various homes.
A merry party OF children we're invited
by Walter Gamer 10 help him oslebTats his
twslfth birthday las, Monday evening. and
the celebration was the occasion of a.
happy q time % only children can have.
Tue growing feature Of the fns refresh
mtnts was large birthday cake. holding a
dime ana button tho one chancinR 20 get
the dime 10 fated 70 be Iioh and happy, the
one TO whom the button comes IL 10 live In
single blessedness Miss Gtrtruds Wood
secured the dime; AZ for the button, its
proDhsoy dossn't nOld good this tims, for
the boy who got 10 says be dossn't believe
In II. Those present on this happy ooes-
sion wers: Misses Gertrude Woods, Alice
Holden. Helen Kepnsr, Norma GebAuer.
Blanche Pe.etier, Lily Debut, Clara
OConnor, Estella Fiahefty. FTetda Foots.
Ada Game, Leslie foote, barbara Weisen-
HON; Masters Fsrdie Gaines, seward Rick
ards Elmer Moodman, sam LAnRhoTne,
DahleT. Matthew DAh,eT A.tAuT Dohuh.
Fred Gamer Alien Bishop. Ray Blood.
The last mssqusrads bsld Thursday in
the Auditorium for the bonsnt OF the base
ball club. was well attend sd, By naskers on
the floor and spectators in the gallery.
Cowboys. clowns and Indians seemed the
prsIominating element and many Of the
A..
tive costume, but oontsnted themselves
with mere dlsguisss. Various prizes we're
awarded, and a. everybody went In for a
good time, the affair may be dsnominated
. success. The tight rope walking Was
achieved In the usual way, the performer
walking backward and forward. kneslinR,
ETC., performing the feAts usually seen.
1 hsFe we're namber OF school boys and
girls out in costume and as this did not
occur on Friday night 90 that the next day
might be taken for rest, 10 10 the opinion of
older and wissr people that the Studies nett
uay would suffer aud that those same boys
and girls would have been better OF al
home with their books.
The black domino party given By the
Calumet club Tuesday night. was the Only
one Of that kind given this winter, and was
much enjoyed. The costumes consisted
entirely of black dominoes and masks, and
as 10 was almost imp ossible to tell who wore
them. the INTAKES In guessing we're cause
for much msrnment. The usual mem beTs
Of the elub were present. and the party vas
held in College hall, with Prof. ShaTpe's
popular orchestra in attendance.
Those present were: Mesdamea Stadler.
Poznanski, Fiohman, L0bls, Heller; Misses
Littlshsld, Loeb, Boyer, Fligelman, Cohen.
Harris, Ionn, Cans Jacobs,
a. Hal
nanski, Fichmsn. l.. and Al. Boyer. Cohen,
v m. and i. sohott, J. ShSJsT, l.. shsysr,
Klein, Kinda, Wostner, BAumbsTReT,
Priaco, A. and N. Jacobs, Singer, Fligel-
man, l.. Linden and b. Loeb.
Mrs. c. X. Cole gave the second Of her
Ieries Of afternoons last Thursday al the
Hotel Helena. Again her pretty apart
nsnts we're decorated with flowers and the
u urmuT Of ladies' voices was heard. Fancy
york was done and some time spent In
guessing the conundTums which we're writ
en on numbered slips Of paper and tied |
~ with pretty ribbons in gildsd English |
9alnuts. IL the answer were not forth
coming, lady who held slip With a cor |
spending number read the answer. Ds- |
icious Refreshments were served. Those /
resent at this time were: Mesdamss |
eaton, Cfooker, RiokArdG Sterling, /
feeder. II. Foots. A. +. Foote Gamer,
,hsssmsn. 81. WSlker, Auth. Jennings |
!. W. Mcconnell, Eckles, PiAtt Moore,
Common. Adams, Pingreei Misses Gillstts.
lnthne.
Misses Johnston and Leslie entertained
heir friends in a very novel way on Satur-
lay afternoon. Scattered throughout the
ooms we're drawings representing twenty
uthors and a work Of each. The Ola Min
nd tne ton Of hay near by was strongly
q digestive. Lost and the Pair Of Dice an
We g TO she great epic. The one uhO
roved herself best vsrssd in decipherinR
isrogJI hios received an elegant cup an
nucer. Mise Jockey was the 10 tunate
ne. The booty prize was two chickens in
shell half open. which was awarded TO
Hiss RettR Briscos. Those invited were
lesdames Esler. Mcconnell. WoOdbridas,
' ads. Baker. Adams. smith, Eddy, Craven,
la-rAh; Misses Burtch, Jockey, Brisco.
iint. botkin, humlsI. Carpenter. King,
irooE,, Bsrbour. Morris, smith, Klein
ohmIdt Mcconnell. Wade. Cuthbsrt aud
! dgeL
Mira j. Young. Of Spruce street, gave a
cry city patty in honor of her son's
ifthday Thursday afternoon. Little Jack
as reached the dignifed age Of seven
ears. and about forty Of his little friends
elped him 20 oeiebrats that important
vent. The dining room was vsry hand
omely decorated In pink and green silk,
he chandelier trimmed in ribbons Of the
anne eoiof, and cut glass bowl OF pink
Dses and carnations with long tfaileTs Of
nilax grsced the center OF the table. The
avors we're OF pink and green and the re-
-eshmsnts partook Of those colors ~ much
, Was possible. Mrs. Young vas assisted
! the care OF the little ones BY MssdEnes
reenneld. Pitts ana Cara0n, aud the party
sted fiom four Gil ten.
Little Miss Lacy Carpenter had . birth
~ celebration ysa,efdAy from two Till
Ve. having attained she age OF seven years,
I'd with numbsr Of her young friends the
me was passed IN most happy manner
18Th games and good things 10 eat. Those
no ouloYsd thn occasion were: Aiaaoa
arRarst Wallace. Nora. Edna aud Ada
osenorahs, Panay bquirsa Isuns Halford.
attic Sanders SARAH Milliams, Ntla
illiams. Peep ksllore. Glare Kellogg.
inuis Coonsy. Agnes Demsrse. Agsis Bell
.eele; Masters Charlie Wells. Lester
poker, ed faok. Ion CLARK, Ban Atoh-
on and George Demerse.
Personal and General.
4. -. Miller left yesterday for trip 10
10 east
Hon. I. II. Garter returned las, week
ON tue east.
o. II, Alisn vea, sAs, last week via shs
mon Pacific.
4. h. Wei isk vas 10 Milss City . few
rs last week
John Young returned from q trip to Chi