The Helena independent., 1894-05-06

feature. The shadow dance was also given
on the darkensd stage by little daughter
of Ar. and Mrs. Coleman, who danced very
sraoefully with her own shadow, as pretty
a mariner as could be found. Refreshments
we're served At midnight and Is was four
O'clock before the festivities we're ended.
Prizes we're given as follows; FOR the
best lady walters: first. Mrs John B1pty
second, Mrs. Mitchell; third, Miss Annie
Dunn, For the beat gentlemen walters;
hrst. H. Berzh; second, Andrew Fretz;
third. Alex Goodman; fourth, Algy Sulli-
van: hfth John X. Miller For the best
lady iIa dancers: first, Miss haodououehi
second. Brs. Vim. Bo4sltr; third, Mrs. Gro
gan; fourth. Mrs. Clelilin; hth' Aliss lda
Guimont. The Goddess OF Liberty re-
ceived prizes as follows; first, Miss Staneh-
feld; second, Miss Bart third. MIS-. smith.
Friday evening. VIII Harder celebrated
his seventeenth bitthday in very happy
manner by inviting a number OF his young
friends for a game OF whist. There were
tsplss and at the conclusion the lucky win
nera found themselves the possessOis OF a
souvenir spoon aud a silves nail hle respec-
lively; while those AZ the rear end OF the
game we're presented with appropriate
gifts. One received a candle TO shed iight
upon the subject and she other box OF
blaoking, to signify that he could "ahine AZ
the foot II not At the head" A merry time
was had with the game and the refresh
msnta and the young host received many
felicitations upOn the pleasant oeoAsioni
Aooompanisl with hearty wishes for many
TstuTns.
One of the pleasant events OF she week
was the last meating of the Young Ladies
whist club. which took place at tbs home Of
Aiss Carrie Lehman. TUESDAY evening. Al
that time their gentlemen friends we're IN
vitei, and Progressive Whist was played.
kiss Lottie humsey secured the frst irize,
n pretty Montana sapphire. cut and ready
for mounting; Miss Rumsey won every one
OF the six games. MIR. Hilman won the
gentlemen's prize. toothriek holder.
/ There wsfs seven tables. A. II refresh
ments we're served aud then dancing was IN
order, and lasted until the small houa OF
the morning.
A happy wedding took place sunday
evening last 81 the residence OF the bride,
/ corner OF b axe and state street. Rev. c. b.
/ Allen officiating. The bride vas Mrs. An
ME NJ. Gibbs and the Rroom A. l.. Harris,
both well known In Helena. The guests IN
| attendance ~ the ceremony we're Messfs.
AAd hesdames Hedges. Harris. MhAlsn,
Debit, Gunther. Nrs l.. A. Cummins. Mrs.
A. Reynolds. Miss FRANKIE Reynolds;
Asssrs. l.. B. French and A. /. Reeves. A
number of pretty presents were received,
| aRd the happy couule were the recipients OF
many hearty eood wishes.
Mime. Tanner-M usin 10 a PERSONAL friend
of Mrs VIM. Harrison, aud during heI
Wait here asked Miss Harrison 20 sinR for
her which was done just after ths concert.
Madame Musiu expressed her approval IA
sincere terms, without hattery, aud con-
nrmed the s.inion already held here, thai
Miss Harrison is the fortunate possessor OF
a fno voice. particularly noticeable for 70.
purity and hexibiliiy. he many fiend.
| OF Mise Harrison and all her adnirera will
be GLAD TO know OF this expression frou
one 90 we'll qualified 90 give II.
Under Nj HarTison's abe management
the choir ~ - Peters church will give th'
following numbers a. the evening setvio'
tonight: Proosssional, "-avior blsssee
ssvior." Coward; AAsnihoat, Bunettt
"Nuno Dimitts." Bunettc; solo, Zion.
Paul RodRev. &. \. Douglas; dust. arranged
from Der F,eisohutz." solo. Far Fiom NJ
Heavenly Home" Mas Maud Stuart; an
them. Grant. We Bssseeh Thee Page
Teesssional "Rejoice. ie Pare IN HsATe.
Personal Genera.
Mrs. auckland is visiting Miss Carl
Lehman.
h II. Langley has returned from ,ri
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