The Kalispell bee., 1902-08-22

nefred Crane, Haze WhlteSlde and
during the evening was the dainty
Helen Kavenaugh, and refreshing
punch quenched the thirst Of all that
tripped the light fantastic.
The music was perfect and the gen.
tlemanly entertainers deserve great
credit for giving so much enjoyment
to their friends and they are certain
ly to be congratulated.
Those who stood in the receiving
line and their pretty costumes were:
Annis NJ Grimmer wore an empire
gown of salmon colored chiffon over
white taffeta silk, appliqued with
black butterflies.
Rose Lamb looked charming in an
imported creation of black panne-vel-
vet real lace and diamonds.
Very dignified was Janice c. Price
in a princess gown of pale blue liber-
ty silk, decollette and en- train; coral
ornaments.
Phyllis Jacoby wore a dress of old
rose satin, trimmed in duchesse lace,
and diamond ornaments.
Miss Georgiana Stanley was be-
comingly attired in white en-
broidered chiffon over Nile green taf
feta and wore a huge bunch of four
leaf clover.
Dollie Wiley was dainty as ever in
a pearl gray mosseline de sole and
wore a corsage bouquet of English
violets.
Allie N. Tobie looked stunning in
an imported purple velvet, piped in
cream satin, pearl ornaments, and
carried a shower bouquet of pink
roses; hair dressed low.
Gladys Ritchie was attired in
canary yellow foulard, trimmed in
ecru lace and black velvet bows.
Stately as ever was Bulah Greer in
a colonial gown of rose figured satin
over a heliotrope taffeta petticoat,
trimmed in white lace. Her hair was
powdered and she wore Janice
Meredith curl
Gorgeous was the gown of Evelyn
Alice Dickey, a beautiful red crepe,
high neck, elbow sleeves, demi-train,
American beauties.
frankie Browne wore a Dolly Var
den Paris batiste over violet silk
with chou to match; amethyst orna-
ments.
The blonde beauty of Gertrude V.
White was greatly enhanced by a
white accordian pleated silk muslin
over turquoise blue, decollette and en-
train; carried a shower bouquet OF
corn. flowers.
Jennie Busey wore a chocolate
I brown silk linnen with Persian
stripes and irridescent trimming;
| high coiffure.
Geraldine Wright wore an empire
gown Of cerise nuns yelling, real lace
Bertha, (an heir loom) white sast
and cameo buckles; shoes to match
Mrs. F. H. Nash and Mrs P L
Forcum will entertain their friends
at APO Second avenue east, Saturday
afternoon; cards.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Walsh anC
daughter Genevieve of Helena viii
be the guests of Mr. and Mrs White
side of several days.
Mrs. Niedenhofen, Miss Talbot anC
Miss Brown returned to their home il
Columbia Falls Wednesday night.
Mr.. Elsetagen, Miss Elsetagen, Mrs
Jack Robideau and Mr.. Haskell CAM
down from Columbia Falls to attent
the dance Tuesday evening.
Mrs. ]. H. Jurgens who has beel
ter. Mrs. Fred Whiteside, left Wed
nesday evening for her home in Butte
DR.. Arthur Lamb and sister, Mis-
Lamb of Ottawa, Canada, expect t
leave here about the 9th of thi
month for a pleasure trip to Alaska
Miss Rogers will accompany them.
Mrs. Fred Whiteside is sufficient
- recovered from her recent illness t
, be out again.
Miss Shortall came from Somers t
attend the dancing party Tuesda
evening.
Mr.. John Brownrigg and Mr.. M. c
% Brien enjoyed the hospitality of tn
=, bachelor boys Tuesday.
e Miss Alice Pomeroy and h
I rather Mr.. Pomeroy of Holton, Ka
@ sas. went up to Lake Mcdonald al
n will remain for about a week
IF Mrs. Robert Harris who has beC
le visiting her sister, Mrs. Greeley POI
ID eroy. will leave for her home, HI
ar ena, tonight.