The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-22

miller, hght striped SILK, black velvet and
lace trimming; Callen. white silk, lace and
ribbon trimming; Murphy, yellow silk. lace
and TibbOn; Thornton, pale green crepe.
hsliotTope velvet inning Msssrs. Power.
Prosaer, sharpe, Wake. Mettsn. Davis,
bfoadwater. Hotter. y inders. Arnold, Hugh
hePhee. Jack McPhse, Ferguson, Wallace,
sehRman, Wilson.
Monday evening was she scene Of one OF
the largest social gatherings ever seen Ia
Helena, a. which time the many fiienda OF
Rev. aud Mrs. L, 4. Webb met al the resi-
dence Of NJ. and Mrs. A. Nj. Hotter 10 bid
adieu 10 their departing rector and his
wife. The assembly was notable not only
for lie size. embracing all the members Of
the parish, but because all denominations,
oFeeds and no oteeds we're ieprea nted.
showing that their twelve years work 10
this com munity was appreciated by every
one, and that many warm personal friends
had been made outside OF the ohu CD. The
rooms were tastefully decorated; IN the
ffont drawing room, under a foliage Of
green palms. Mr.. and MIS-. Webb atten ed
by Mr.. aud Mrs. Hotter and other promi-
nent members Of the congregation, re-
ceived the guests. Conspicuous ausonathem
were the knizhts Iemplsr Ia uniform. Of
which order Mir. Webb has been the eminent
commander for two years. They presented
him with jewel OF ths order. handsom
Maltese cross, with diamond setting, and
also with badge, emblematie OF the
order. Another souvenir OF the occasion
was solid silver coffee pot presented by
Mrs. Hooker.
Refreshments we're served in the dining
room from n table fragrant with roses;
marRuerites and smilax also we're used.
some of the ladies of the church in turn
pour the coffee and chocolate. aud the
young ladies served the iefreshmsnts.
Aany OF the costumes worn here were
noticeable for their elegance. and only the
signihcetion Of the gathering marred tho
evenings enjoyment hr. and MRS. Webb
leave behind them many warm ftiends
who will always remember their residence
here with esteem and love; and whose
warmsst wishes for their future prosue ity
and happiness 90 with them to their new
home.
Miss Mary Mills gave charming even
ing Wednesday ia honor of her guest
Miss Aspiring. OF Deer Lodge. Music was
furnished by MessTs sharpe and Zimmer-
man, and dancing YVES the feature OF the
evening. l. ght isfTeshmsnts we're as1
80 we'd. 1noss present were: Misses Mills.
black silk, umpire style, lace trimming;
Aspiring black cloth, silk ana ribbon trim
ming; RumSey, Robelin blue silk. en- tram;
Hill, of Fort Benton. blue figured silk,
white lace trimming; Blanche S;ua Z, light
blue crepe. white lace trimming; MHtucson,
pink crepe and silk; apratt, green cloth.
yellow velvet trimming; C0ra Spratt. light
striped silk, cherry six trimming; HoaR,
blue. silk black satin Thinning; Sophie
hoaR. black and green satin; Cara Blu
lard, black cloth, blue silk trimming;
Reinig peneook blue and brocsds silk;
Mess .. Williams, Mstmore, Bryce. Hin
man. Hedges BulG'd Reinig, Snyder,
schmidt and Hamburger.
One Of the pleasant affairs of the week
was rec ption given by Prof. Engelhorn
and wife to the Epworth league OF the Ger
man n. T.. church Thursday evening. The
la'Re ioOms Of The sudents' home we're
we'll filled with memb r. aud friends of the
society. who = ent the evening in social in
tereou sc. music. gaines. etc. The musical
part OF the p ogramme was given by the
NJ isses NosburR. Schmidt Cara Aud Father
EnGelhorn. Lille Debut aud Prot En- eel
horn. Miss NosburR especially delighted
her hearers With her fine musical talent
company dispersed. Those y esent were:
Mesdamss Shaepfel, Sherer, Debut,
Schmidt. Land. Hahn. Nosbu G; Misses
kraus. Engelke. Stag. Nouretb, Weller,
Wsigel. Debut, Petzs. Schumacher,
schmidt Reed. ZipL Vosburg; Messrs
me Geigef. Messlieh. Hahn. shospfol, De-
hun, Arnold.
The Minuetto club gave another of their
popular dances in Electric hall Thursday
evening, Shapes orchestra furnishing the
music. Those in attendance were; Mes
danes Neill, Miner. auckland, CooUer;
Misses Matthews, Langhofne. Jockey.
Mills, AsplIne. keiHIR.
Parohen, Wilson. sanders. Gage. Wilcox.
Nassar, March, Hopner, Lshman. Cooney.
Miller Deliver, b identical Mitchell.
Kinda. Lindner. ellison. Bell. Snead. Klei,
Z isst and FlSberty; Messrs. wetmore,
Miller. Hsz ilton. DusTfeldL Schmidt.
lvAns. Wheaton. Miner. Cluster. SNYDER
Cooper. Fisher. Miracle, Jonea Boom.
Hepne. Noiil. Hosom. Gibson, Bowdeu,
Bsrdsn. Maban. Me- Dwell. Alexander,
Cannon, Green, Reeves, Ca enter. Ross.
Galsn. EnsrJ. Kenningsr. Holloway. shaw,
Williams.
farewell surprise partS was given TO
Niss Lizzie Brown al her home az 8l4 Jol-
iot street The company spent a sooiablo
time In play ing the games en- ioyod by young
people. after which Tefr, shmenta we're
served. those Tresent were; Misses Nell
lilo He'll. MAJ kennedy. Agnes McDouH d.
Laura Douglass. hattie Ne rii. la sem
Dexter Bervnalds, Willis VIVA
len, Frank Whalen. 5. Douglass. Willie
Spencer. Misc Lizzie leaves for she eHst
to-day for pTotractrd visit.
IT he choir at 81. Peters church. which
has been giving such fine music. will not be
suffered TO run down for want Of a comrs-
tent leader. Mrs. William Harrison has
kindly consented 10 take cha &c, aud under
her able management the congregation will
still enjoy the musical TART Of the service.
hrs Harrison 10 nOt oniy thoroughly nc
Z uainted with the service. but - musi-
clan Of skill. aud the parish Is 20 be con-
graduated upon securing her services.
Personal aud General.
n. n. Dunlap Of Augusta, was IN the city
Thursday.
4. A. MsrloW was In Niles City a few
days last week.
Miss Urith RYAN, OF Bouldsr. is visiting
Kiss MAY Curtis.
HoR. Thsodois Brantlsy. Judge OF the