The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-19

sister Carrie will accompany him MS far M
Denver on his retu n trip and will spend
tho uminor in that beautiful city.
Col. Sanders returned last week from
washington. Ito WAS accompanied by
Hon. Sidney Edgerton, first governor OF
Montana. Mr.. EdRerton will remain In
Montana visiting friends M old familiar
scenes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langley n family. with
friends from Winona, Miss, took n rid to
French Bar on Tuesday. Mr.. Langley's
friends never 30 away without feeling that
they have been gloriously entertained. aud
that Montana has lots Of good people for
citizens.
The ncannintancea Of DIR. M. q. Parsons
wore somewhat surprised to learn of his
marriage on Tuesday evening. The young
lady whom he chose for a life partner Ia
Miss Viola |. Gardner, n most cstimabIe
young lady who resides in the city. Rev.
~. u. smith. former pastor of the M. j.
church OF this place, performed the cere-
mony.
There was a very pleasant time Mt tho
residence of Mrs. s. T.. Marshall, Thursday
evening, near hotel Broadwater. A dane
ing party of about twenty assembled in
honor of Miss Bessie Marshall, who leayes
for Missouri this morning. Ice cream and
strawberries were served, after which the
pa tlcipants departed for their many re-
spective homes.
A tired sunburned crowd WAS the party
taken by Mrs. l.. IL. Hershfeld as they re-
turned from their trip to the Cato Of the
Mountains on Thursday evening. The
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayliss. of Marysville, and
Mr.. and Mrs. MacKnight. A very pleasant
day was spent on the river and among the
mountains. 81
Misses Eliza and Hattie Berkin and Miss
Ida Mower. three bright and studious
young ladies in the shorthand department
of the Helena Business college the past
term, left for their home in Gallatin county
on yesterdays train, accompanied by Profs.
Bausman, Nipper and Hauswalu, and
Messrs. Moran, Caswell, Brownlee and
Soul. The latter will enjoy a days fishing
and boat-riding in the Missouri river.
A few of Mrs. Osterhout's friends were
given a musical treat on Monday evening
by that lady, at her homo on Benton ave-
nue.. Prof. Liberati drew forth volumes of
sweet strains from his c%ornet; H. M.
Herschfeldt performed some splendid So
lections on the piano; and Madame Me-
DIM charmed the company with some ex-
quisite songs, beautifully. and expressively
rendered. Although an informal affair, it
was heartily enjoyed by all who were fortu-
nate enough to be present.
Miss Annie Dunn gave a very pleasant
party at her home on Eighth avenue last
Thursday evening. Games and dancing
we're lndulged IN until early In the morning.
All those present united in saying that Miss
Dunn is a very pleasing and entertaining
young lady. Those present were: Misses
Aggie Roberts, Genieve Roberts, Ada and
BERTHE karatofsky, Mary Burns, Lou Huber,
Grace Suetegar, Azie Mills, Belle Klei. Mrs.
DENIM; Messrs. Gallagher, Hoback, Dunn,
Cullen, Dunhean, Preston, Turner, Shoe
maker, Campion, Horsky and Dogge.
Mrs.A.P. Carter, wife of A.. z. Carter, chief
clerk of Superintendent L. e. johnson, ar
rived in Helena last week. Mrs. Carter
graduated from the School of Oratory and
Dramatic Art, of Chicago, last June, and
also from the School of Delsarte Express
sion. She comes to US with recommends
tlons from those who are fully competent
to criticize. Early in the fall she will open
a school for instruction in the abov7 arts.
Mrs. Carter is fully in sympathy with all
causes that aid in the physical and intel
lectual development of her sex.
The farewell concert given by Liberati at
the Hotel Broadwater on Tuesday evening
was listened to and enjoyed by a large num-
Der of people. Liberati with his famous
cornet, II. M. Herschfeldt at the piano, and
a finely trained orchestra played tunes that
would have caused Orpheus to pause and
listen. Liberati has done much to cater to
the music loving people of Helena in the
past few weeks and although the weather
has not been very propitious during that
time most of the residents of the CITY have
listened to his exquisite music.