The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-07

etc., WAlcn are Already talked OF Wall en-
thusiasm. "G a#t
Mrs. B. H.. Greene gave a handsome re-
ception on Friday evening, complimentary
to her pupils. The occasion WAS the clos
ing of the first year of Mrs. Greene's board
ing school. The school has had a very sat
isfactorv and successful year in the large,
o~smmodious house arranged for the pur-
pose, and which Mrs. Greene en-
deavors to make very home-like,
so that her pupils have the
attractions and privileges of a home with
the advantages of a boarding school. The
pupils attend St. Peters school during the
day, but are otherwise under Mrs. Greene'a
good care and her instruction in music.
That the instruction is most thorough was
seen by the manner in which the music of
ebe evening was rendered.
Mrs. Greene's handsome parlors were
thrown open from eight to 10 to her many
lady and gentleman friends, after which,
from 10 to II, the young folks were invited.
Mrs. Greene was assisted by her sister, Mrs.
Snedes. Mrs. Brewer, Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Will
son and Miss Greene. During the reception
the guests were entertained by a short
being a trio, one of Rossini's over
lures, by Miss Greene, Misses Mabel
Collins and Sophia Greene. Miss Mabel
Collins then gave an instrumental solo,
after which another trio by Misses Nellie
Crawford and Katie Sampson and Master
Lewis Penrose was heard. Miss Sophia
Greene gave the last performance, a pretty
piece called "Chant du Berger" All of the
young ladies reflected the greatest credit
upon their accomplished teacher.
Among the ladies and gentlemen present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Penross. Mrs. Hotter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cbessman, Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.
Davis. Bishop Brewer, Mr.. md Mrs. Ashby,
Mrs. erosion, Mrs. Greenleaf, Mrs. Snow,
Mrs. Flske, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Hubbard,
Judge and Mrs: Blake, Mrs. Hulnall, Major
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Fisk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Kleinschmidt, Mrs. Dahler, Mrs. Rumley,
Miss Mayronne, Capt. and Mrs. Marshal,
Miss Bonn. Rev. f. L. Webp. Prof. Simp-
son. DIR. Lesser.
From 10 until IL the young folks were en-
tertained and the evening was delightfully."-
spent in dancing. Among those persent
were: Misses Rockman, Mayronne, Hattie
Pope, Alta Child. Marie Kleinschmidt, Bes-
sie Blake, Cora Sanders, Sue CheRsman.
Celia Smith, Nellie Crawford, Mabel Col
Inns, Katie Sampson, Sophia Greene;
Messrs. Paris, Bryce, Lindley, Bearry,
Harry Yeager, Sanford, Holne, Ming, Hee-
mig, Crawford.
The Cotillon club which has lately been
reorganized gave the first of a series of
hops to DO given at the B~roadwater on
Thursday evening. The ladies were enter
tanned by the club with their usual grace
and the affair is enthusiastically pro-
nounced a most enjoyable one. Dancing
stopped at IL O'Clock for refreshments,
and the party left at L.. These cotillons,
to be given every two weeks. promise to be
one of the attractions of the summer. Some
of the ladies present were: Misses Cruise,
Cullen. MackeAZie, King, Davenport, swan,
Edith Lehman, Rosecrans. Sharpe. Child.
Burke, the Misses Blaine, the Misses Muir
ray; Mesdames Herbert Nicholson. Ed
Knight, Allen. Seligmnn, Kenneth. Clay
befg. seizar, Barbour, and the gentlemen of
the club.
The Misses Lehman gave apleasant party
on Wednesday evening in honor of the
Misses Murray. Dancing was the feature
of the evening, which could be amply en-
joyed in the spacious parlors of the house.
Those present were the Misses Murray,
Misses Cram, Mark, Mater, Cram, Nellie
Lehman, B~ridenthal; Mess 3. Thornburp,
Palmer, Bailey, Harry Walker, Atkinson,
Weirwicl. Stoner, Churchill, Settles, Hell
wig, DR.. Head.
On Tuesday evening Miss Lena Curtis
entertained u re" Trends at progressive
hearts. There was a number of tables, and
n great deal Of merrimeMt created over tho
h,.hly amusing game. Miss Curtis is a
charming hostess, 70 thyt the evening could
not be other than enjoyable.
che teachers expedition to Choteau
county proved n most successful and enjoy
able hftalr. Ihe party was made up of
xNl,.k Va. fN,.aA fII- ma.
call "enterprise. Intelligence and lowell
ness ana probably thnt Is why they were
SO congenial and happy through their most
,rsiuR adventures. Snch Ii gay patty was
heartily received ovesvwhere, but thew ex-
preas themselves rs particularly pleased
With q eat Falls, and quito willing
to be called land grabbers by 30 genial an
editor. Supt. banks, who entertained them
On Ahursuay evening, seems also TO have