The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08
A Scene OF Life and Color at the
Handsome Rooms Of the
Club.
A Primrose Luncheon IL Given In
Honor OF "A Guest Thurs
day.
Two Fine Concerts Are Promised for the
Near Future -hinustte oIub Give
Another Hop.

matter how often tbs handsoms rooms At.
viewed, there IL always something new 10
admire. 10 color, carvings decoration. o.
afranRsuents. This reception was attended
by larger numbsf than any Of the othsEs
had been and was a marked feature OF thl
capitals social life. For some tins the
social air had been filed with rumora oil
the bsasty OF the gowns which we're 10
grace the occasion, and the silks satins
and vslvsts sent their rustlss on before. II
was Indeed a handsomely d ssssd thfonR
few Of the ladies wore fns street cos
tunes. with hats and gloves TO match
but the majority weio in reception
or evening dress aud the effsc
was moving Kaleidoscope OF bril-
liant or delicate oolors aud flashing gems
A general tone Of elegance re vaded th'
whole assembly. ana WA fitting compile.
ment 20 the harmon.o-s "a .artments. Can
vas was spread in two of the pa,lors. aud
these, with the spacious hall. were usst
for dancing. while the billiard room. Oh,
library, the music room. the card rooms
and even the bowling alley. each had q
large number Of visitorA Sharps'l full
orchestra furnished their usual agreeable
music.
AAN Wh0tu NNcHAhk was dEolAfoA 70 DC
one OF tbs finest in the annals Of Helena's
social life. IL Ia understood that il IL only
one Of series 90 be given at intervals.
Among those present we're; Mesdnmel
Percy Ksnnstt. S. KsnnstL ssliRmsn. J.
Davis Davis, saHds, PITTS rs,~sm' S G
+ Fo'O' c. H Bs6S. M.irios w. E sssn'
W. c. Cannon. Avssr. Kelley, II. o. Wilson
Cullen. Neill, Bsboook, Carson. HAussr.
Newman, knight johnson. Beckett MuTts.
Lott, ssiben, J. L. sanders, W. +. Sanders.
Richards, Baird. Hare. I. II. klsinschmidt
A. +. Foote. W. Jones, Lang. Young. Allies.
Davenport. Marshall. Potter. Toole, Cole,
Luke, Nicholson. Clements; Misses ThorA-
ton Of Butte, Murphy. King Mo
ConnslL franklin. Ro,snbaum. Asbby.
Cram, Green. Nuth, Mary Roberts Msars
BridenthaL w. BridsnthRl, Davenport
Christman, HepneT. BaFnAhy. Atohison, v.
Atehison. Blaine, Botkin, Losksy, Miller,
Rumlsy, Brooke. hatis. klsinsshrnidL Rose
Grams. SemermeieT. Edgar. Barbour. Rick
ards Hedges N. Cuthbsrt. 8. Smith.
A very elegant luncheon was given BY
Mrs. A. c. johnson. of Harrison avenue.
Thursday afternoon from TIVE till ave In
honor Of her niece. Miss Hill, Of Fort Ben
ton. II was q fete to suit the season.
Everything 30 suggest the pleasant So ing
was used. The invitations we're on green
paper, the decorations we're all in white
and green, and al each lady's place was a
fragrant bunch OF i'm oaes. one of
springs frat flowers. ontSined with fsath-
cry moss aud tied with white and green
ribbons. he luncheon, served on tables
for -four. vas In several courses and con-
tained many spTinR delicacies. Mrs. john
sons gown Was of howersd heliotfope ailk.
trimmed in yellow lace; Miss Hiifs was oil
lighter shade OF the same color and ma
serial and Was trimmed in white lace And
ribbons The ladies employed their time
with fancy work and coRve sAtion. Those
attending were: Misses Blake Nellie Blake.
AtchisoR. Virginia Atchison, Harrisoa,
Ashby, Fortune. l.. Fortune. Mile Mills,
Ssratt, Rumsey, Cory. Davenport King.
Murphy, Tho nton, Green, Carpenter.
Friday evening the Minuetts club gave
another Of their popular parties ia Electric
hall. with sharps's o ohsstra 10 furnish the
music. The popularity of this club IL ever
on the increase. and this PARTY was attended
by latger membership than before. be-
sides many guests. some of them being
from other cities. Those present were:
MesdHmes GaRe, Eekles, sterling Kershaw,
Neil, Waite, ballard, Cooper. Msttlsr;
Misses Gage. Baker. HI kendall. Miller.
kleinschmidt. Rsifsnrath, Majors Marsh, |
Wooiman. McComas Dickens, sanders,
IanRhorne. Kinds. Cooney, klei, C0rv,
Taylor, Lindner. ReiniR. BridsnthAl. Lsh- !
man, Brooke, Wantz Flaherly. ellison, |
Murphy. Wilson; Mess .. Kirkendall. !
wheaton, Hszelton, Mile hsttler Hep
nef. Aahan. Cluster, Schmidt. Reifsnrath. |
Miracle Bowman. Sterling. Evans HcKoin, |
Neill, Hamburger, Ashley. Gibson, AlsIan-
der. Wilson, Galeu, Boom. Sandeua Can |
non, Hos m. iibbitts. Jones' Reeves, Bar /
CasTsntsr. Criiey. Ross. Fisher. Cooper. /
Kicker, Milliams
The following p oRramme OF the plane /
recital 20 be given in ths First Presbyterian /
eanroh by Mr.. Hirschfeld next Tuesday oven
iug 10 an unusual one, because Of ita rare sx- /
ce!ienoe. No names but those OF composera
OF the highest rank are TO be found on IL /
ma the Interpretation Of their music could /
not come from more skillful hands. Mr..
HiTschfsld's kindness in giving this recital
h Only squaled by his gene osity, for he
give. tbe entire proceeds 10 ths Ssoietv Of
The Kings Daughters. In view Of this fact
all who attend this recital will not oHly sr-
perience a musical treat seldom hssrd. but
will have the added satisfaction Of knowing
that they as assisting a worthy cause.
eonata, Appasaiunata, Beethoven; In
rfomtu. OPP SO; Eiuds. Or. 10. No. 8; Noe
tune. Up. -. No. 2; schsrzO. Is Aino o..
~ Chopini NoVelette. Op. "a. No. z X els
lefiane. l6, No. 3, schumahn; Nuota us
iadsrewski; Valss. Op. a. Moszkowski;
MaEufks. Op. 81 RubiRstein; 10 she
Spring" March Of the DwaTfs" Grsie;
'Rhapsodis Hong oiss." No. 10. Liszt
The summer school which was induoted
IA abe city last season was 20 sucosssfuI and
ottueh bsnshoial results that nunbe Of
parents have bsen making inquiries a. 70
the probabilty OF another this wear.
In view Of this fact. and also that
the vacation 10 to be such a Ions
one, 10 has been decided 20 open such a
school. beginning MsY - and eontinuing
siE weeks. Pupils who have failed Of pre-
motion Hnd othe who uish tO make them
selves stronger In special lines will lad this
school 70 be . helps also those whs
wish 20 review studies for teachers axan-
inaton will be benefited by this course.
The sessions will be from nine 10 II; the
terms will be reasonable. and the instEsc-
tion viii be under the man agonent OF three
vel fnoNn teachers. Misses Hopper ane
Matthias sad Mra. Avery.
Mfs. J. v. Young, Of spi noe street. was
charming hostsss Thursday evening 70 .
numbsr Of her friends Who passed an asres.
able tine ~ progressive Whist. The cho.-
ing q gathers vas prsttily doae with
hoWerL and - The conclusion Of the Qams
ale dantiest q refrsshmsnta we're ssTvsA ,
The fortunat Winhsn we're Ma r. "
knight and G. W. Pitts, the former "a
ceivlug a silver glevs buttoner. snd t6s
latter mai lie IN q silver caas. Thoaa !