The Helena independent., 1894-10-14
THE GAY BUTTERFLIES.
Con oiudsd From Fifth Page.
enjoyed. Delicious light refreshments wee
served. and the people did not leave until
late hour,

The presbytefy which has been In session
IN the city for few days report an unusu-
ally interesting and profitable meeting.
The last meeting was Thursday evening
md vas followed by q social session. en-
joyAble both TO visitors and to townspeopls.
hsfreshmonts we're seivedi the Young
ladies OF the congregation making dsft and
agreeable walters. Tho center table was
particularly Pretty In it's deco alton. hav-
Ing a long scarf OF delicate green paper
crere festooned about IT, and tasted at the
corners by sprays Of fern. Candslabrn,
md lnmps shaded In tho same tint, were
also placed uron II. Tiny biscuits. tied
with baby ribbon, with tho ch'srful
words, "Helena-for. thee CAPITAL" paint
:Su,.sl. ed Sn 'SS% asoa ,Ss Ss'' s.sa %
Among the delegates who were entertainsd
by Helena citizens were the following,
Rev. J. NJ. Douglas and Judge strevsll. of
Miles City. Rev. J. l.. Maoinnis, ii. C.
Duncan and Rev. ID. DsunIck, OF Manhht-
tan, were some OF the citizens guests at
the Hotel Helena; Rev. X. NJ. Donaldson,
of Bozeman. At Mrs. II. W. Kntghrs; Peter
Koch md wife at Mira. Moore's; Rev. Davis
Wilson, Of Bozsman, AZ Mta NeiVs on
Ninth avenue; Rev. J. i. Lynn. of Boulder,
ut Ms. Odell McConnelrs; Rev. james
Reid, # BoEemap, at Mira. II. sharpe'e;
Row. A. Il. Wormser, OF Billings At Mrs.
Mado's; R,v. 4. A. Wicks OF Boulde'. and
+. G. Crounso at Ms. Hedges.
Saturday afternoon many Of the private
vehicles In thu city wee placed at the dis-
posAl OF the W. @. I. o., aud the visiting
delegates we're taken for drivS TO tho in
10. estinl points Abou. the city. The u 1 ia
M folloSG From White sulphur Spriugs,
Mrs. Anna CraIner. Ms. Nm. Sulheriin;
from Livingston, Miss Maggie YtalOn nd
sou, who are being entertained by Mrl.
Woods; Nrs. II. j. Smith, at Mrs. Lock-
wood; Mrs. l.. A. Hsfsrlin. ht Mrs, BIB
cocks; from Anaconda ore Mira. Frank
Kinney and Miss Fanuio White, who are
at Mira MnsssuA Buiiaris, from Stsvsua-
vile is Mrs. !, n. Smith. who Is visiting
her daughter, fiom BozsmHn arc Mrs.
Charles Rich and Mrr. N. Il. Taylor. who
are al Mrs. Langhorne'a and Mrs. II. r..
Harmon and Mrp. w. II. Tracey. Ht Mrs. j..
l.. Richards. The sessions continue for
Two days moro and aio OF great interest
An Afternoon" was given Friday by Mira
ID. A. q. FloWsres. in honor OF Mru. Nelie.
Fancy work wAR tho occupation, and in
this pretty employment. supplemented with
light Refreshments, ths timo VA, pleasantly Y
passed. Roses we o the chief decorations.
Among those present were Mesdamca Muir.
ply. MARinnis. Wallace. CorYoll, knight.
sr., Knight. jr., D'Aohonl s. Kennett. 4. @.
Bach, +. w. Bach. o. Bradford, worI.
Floyd-Jonss, DOwitt bailey. Ila rio,
Dtvenpo I. ID. Davenport Sigh. Aahby.
Power; Misses Davenport, Sigh. Green,
Ashby, Mcconnell Mu,pbH a. Murphy,
RoGenbGum. Cory, B1rSc, Cullln.
DIR. aud Ms. II. J. Will th we're pleasantly
surp issd last Thuradny evening when a
nunito' Of thoir fTlsndl unsxgoctodly =
called upon them NJ their pleasant homo on
| broadway. Though the visit was uuOS.
| psotod the host ana hostess were not NJ a
| loss 20 PLEASANTLY ontortAin their visitors.
| Tho surprise phrtr. which was CON uOsg Of
MgssiL and Mrsdames Carl Rausoh. \. l..
Smithera. q. q. Matthias, Louia S,ndlef,
I WIN. Dickinson, brought with them some
delicious eathblea of which frult was a
proninsnt fcatu c. la discussing theto
nnd In card playing most onio able even
Ing Was passed.
The magnificent donation Of Thomas
CrusO Of 5000, With subscriptions from