The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-08-16

uGoided ability. bhe ii fully cornpetent bO
teach music and TO advance her pupils In u
%ficiency." Miss Mcmillan, after resting
from her long trip, will organize a GLASS in
music in this city.
Mrs. Hooker gave a very pleasant party
at her homo Mt 40 Benton avenue Wednes-
day evening. The evening without was a
pleasure within. Social small talk and
lively repHrtee ~interspeFsed with games OF
various sorts formed the amusement OF the
evening until refreshments were served,
after which tho rooms were cleared for
dancing. Present were: Mesdamea Logan,
aud X. Logan; Messrs. Nolan. Turner.
Cassidy, Head, Hamburger, Settles, Fish,
and Kelsey.
Miss Hattie Thayer will leave for her
home In Bloomington, ILL.,, Tomorrow af-
ernoon over the Northern Pacific. She
will enter, Dot. l, the New York Medical
College for Women, Fifty-fourth street and
Broadway. for q three years course. Gre
dentials from the Illinois Wesleyan univsr-
sity have been accepted by the New York
board of regents and the young lady Will
begin her studies in the college with the
prestige of having thoroughly mastered the
preparatory studies required by the strict
law of the Empire state. Miss Thayer. has
resided in the family of her uncle. DIR: Kel.
logg. in this city, for q year and q half and
has made warm friends by the score, who
regret to lose her bright presence in Helena,
but all predict for her a brilliant career in
college and success in the profession which
she has adopted.
The Hotel Broadwater ia indeed becoming
q fashionable summer resort, and ere many
seasons have elapsed 1t will be as we'll
known and as popular as Saratoga, Lake
George, Colorado Springs or Newport. Dur
ing the past week many guests from all
- Al~ - -.l .,~A fAry Fw.rn
abroad have enjoyed the delights of the re-
sort, have sat about on the broad piazzas,
lounged in the shade on the lawn, rowed on
the lake and enjoyed the pleasures of a
swim in the plunge. Among tho guests
were Bishop Perry and wife, of Iowa, Bishop
Walker, OF North Dakota, and Miss Noyes.
of Butte. On Friday the Raymond excur-
s%ionists, to the number of sixty, stopped off
on their way to the park for a glimpse of
Helena and the famous Broadwater. Many
of them we're so delighted with the pleas
ures offered at the hotel and natatorium
that they decided to POSTPONE their trip to
the park for a few days that they might
longer remain in Helena.
An event which will long be remembered
by the Presbyterians of this city was the
laying OF the corner stone of the new Sunday
school building, on Monday evening. Mrs.
]. M. Woodbridge, who since early child
hood has been q member of that Sunday
bOAOOAS Wun VAC PoIbOA SAOaCA v ~ lay ~
stone. The ceremony was an impressive
and Was conducted by the Rev. Moore,
assisted by other ministers of the city. p.
W. Knight, Judge Mcconnell and Francis
Murphy made addresses, speaking of the
growth of the work of the school in the city
and of the good work that lay before them.
Under the stone were placed a copy of The
INDEPENDENTS, a bible, gospel hymns. Pres
byterian Sunday sohool papers, church
membership list and a Franci Murphy
temperance pledge. Several generations
will probably have passed away before
and the newspaper files of many years will
have to be looked over before our names
are found. We will all be ''back numbers"
then.
The Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor, of the Christian church. held a
lawn social at the home of Mrs. Dunphy,
5O8 Dearborn avenue. on Tuesday evening.
Chinese lanterns and between the trees
were suspended hammocks, which tempted
many a couple to take a swing. The tables
were set or the lawn and were presided over
by several young ladies who, in a most be-
witching manner, persuaded all to partake
of the delicious ice cream, cake and peaches
and cream which they served. The male
quartette sang some beautiful selections
and added much to the enjoyment of the
evening. A great deal of amusement was
gotten out of the grab bag, iguratively
speaking, for from it's depths were brought
forth many articles moro tangible than
amusing. TIL curtailed donkey appealed
to the sy~mpathizers of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, and at
ter a vigorous effort on the part of many to
restore the tail to it's proper position on the
donkey's anatomy, Miss Bridenbaugh car
ried off the prize. The evening was thor
oughly enjoyed by all, and should they
hold another social many more would be
present.