The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1903-02-14
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BUTTE. MONTANA

III HOWer-DeQecked and brilliantly
lighted rooms. Miss Christine Nissler
received and entertained large COM
pany of friends on last Friday even
ing, the occasion being dancing kept
up merrily until late hour.
Green and pink were the leading col
or tones used in the decorations, which
We're most artistic and effective.
The chandeliers were intertwined,
and pendant from each globe was a
graceful bow of pink and green liberty
attn ribbon. The mantels were banked
with smilaX, while pink roses and car
nations formed a pretty panel over the
same.
Cozy little retreats were fitted up on
the second floor. making ideal places
in which to rest smoke or play cards.
The sitting room upstairs was bril-
liant in yellow attire. Yellow mum
shades dressed the chandeliers, while
vases and bowls of yellow ionquils car
ried out the decorative scheme. Palms
and potted ferns surrounded the table,
upon which rested the punch bowl, and
also banked open CRATES in the parlors
Carriers orchestra furnished most de-
ightful music, and a full staff of ca
terers attended to the appetites of the
guests An elaborate buffet supper was
served at II o'clock, after which dan
cling was resumed and continued until
the early morning hours. Miss Nissler
was assisted in receiving her guests by
Mrs. Jahreiss and the Misses Louise
and Bertha Ehret
All the gowns worn were noticeably
elegant and attractive.
Miss Nissler was gowned in an eX-
quisite creation of white embroidered
chiffon. bodice decolette and trimmed
with chiffon applique. At the corsage
she wore large cluster of lilies of the
valley.
Miss Louise Ehret was beautifully
attired in an evening gown of pink
chiffon, trimmed in accordian pleated
ruchings, and wore corsage bouquet
OF pink roses.
Miss Bertha Ehret was daintily
gowned in white mousseline de sole
over white taffeta, made entraine and
trimmed with lace. She wore a corsage
cluster of blue violets.
Mrs. Jahreiss wore a handsome cos
tune of black peau de sole trimmed
with white lace applique
Miss Ella Driscol was charmingly
attired in a beautiful gown of sea
green crepe de chine, trimmed with
white liberty chiffon and Venetian
lace
Miss Name Driscoll was attired in a
pretty evening costume of pale yellow
crepe.
Miss Nellie McDaniels wore sweet
ly pretty gown of light blue liberty
gauze.
Miss Lena Berger wore the prettiest
of pale blue Paris null gowns, with
bodice decollette, and she wore a cor
sage bouquet of white roses.
Miss Emma Buol was handsome in
q, o,-o,,fy7 cror1rY1 Of black Rrr1SSp1c NET
Miss Helena Tilton was daintily and
petite in a gown of black gauze over
silk
The following enjoyed the delightful
evening: Louise Ehret of Anaconda,
Bertha Ehret of Anaconda, Matilda
Trembly of Missoula, Nellie McDan-
iels of Helena, Helen Tilton, Margaret
Reinhart. Emma Buol, Miss Winehill,
Miss Blake, Emma Stolte, Lena Ber-
ger. Ella Driscoll. Mamie Kupahl, Eu-
genie Mueller, Edna Cannon, Louise
Nickel, Fulton Evans, Yvonne Paumie,
Mae O'Brien, Arthur Berry, John Co
rette, Adolph Heilbronner, Jack Wort
man, Eugene Horrie of Anaconda, Pete
Miner of Anaconda. Frank Clinton of
Anaconda, Mr.. La Rose of Anaconda,
Fred Kupahl, Arthur Mueller, Major
Smith. Charles Morrison, John Jah-
reiss. Lyman Harley, Joe Case, w. w.
johnson, Guy Davidson, Harry Tai
liant, Garfield Perrier, Arthur Irelau,
Arthur Marks, Cole Campbell, Mr..
Middleton, AL Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Kirk enter
tanned at dinner on last Friday evening,
covers being laid for six. Pink carna-
lions adorned the table, around which
were Mr.. and Mrs. Cannon of Kalis-
pell Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Clinton and
the host and hostess.
Mrs. ]. c. 'O'Leary of Boise, Ida, is
The guest of DR.. and Miss o'Leary of
West Park street.
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Miss Nellie Mcconnell of Helena Wis
ted Mrs. j. B. Leggatt few days dur
ing the past week.
Mrs. j. H. Lynch and Miss Fitz Pat
rick are sojourning in Helena.