The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-22

ing" Mrs. Avery gave 1 o~ontralto solo
"Comc Prattv Birds aud for an snoore
"Answsr." Miss bly, followed with n yoeS
solo. Loves Old Sweet song. which sh'
gave IN : most pleasing nannsr. Refresh,
the tims after that pleasant ossupation va
sation. The eueats invi.sd wsrs Nessru
n Mechanics Merritt. Hirseh; MADAM
Medini. Mesdsnes Avery. DsCamp, Will
Jams. o,Bsnnon. Missss BY. Maeness
stone. Clark. ShEffsF, Woodruff, Woodman
Burton. Crum. Hoover. White, Catz, Will.
iaHas, Smith, Cram, Kloinsshmidt, San
ders. Brisooe; Messra. Young. Miller, Ap
pleson, Cassdy, Goodwin, Dsdsoker.
The Norwegian residents Of Helena eels.
brated In . patriotic way the independence,
OF their native country u Tuesday, ths
18th inst, 1t Electric hall. There wsr.
elaborate decorations IN the way Of svsr-
greens and flags Of the national colors, and
the hall presented a bright and chesrfu
appearance. There was . large number Of
ladies and gentlemen present, and Mr.. II,
staff. master OF ceremonies, attended In
nAsterly manner to the comfort of those
present. Mr.. Neis Kuro delivered an ad-
dress in the mother tongue, stating in a
concise manner the reason why this date ii
40 broadly celebrated by Norwegians in
svery country. His speech was received
with much onshusiasn and applause. After
singing society "Odin." MIR. g. G. Newman
was introduced to the company and deliv-
cred m excellent and spirited address,
Which was greatly enjoyed by his hearers.
Upon the conclusion Of the literary and
musical progranms Of the evening, the
moor vas cleared for dancing which was
parsicipated in BY the merry CON pany pres
ent until three O'Clock. Altogether the en-
tertainment was a most pleasant affair, and
much credit ia due to the committee ON ar
rangements. which consisted Of Messrs. n.
staff, X. A. Larson and o. Frsderioks.
Yesterday was q ty pisal Montana summer
day for the opening Of Hotel BroRdwatel
and the many people that visited that resort
during the day were rejoiced that at last
with the bright warm DAYS Of ummer thew
may look forward to being entertained fol
q period OF tour months with the line CON
certs and other entertainments. for their
pleasure by Manager Campbell. The num-
Der of guests that dinsd At the hotel was
large and the dinner served showed that
there are masters in the culinary depart
ment. Ihs Ringwall orchsstra gave a most
delightful selection of numbers during the
dinner hours, playing at intervals new and
popular airs. under the leadership Of Prof.
Oscar RinRwall.
The visitors during the evening enjoyed
themselves to the utmost p~romsnadinp on
the wide verandas, in the walks and par
ticipating in the pleasures of the natato-
rum. The concert given by the orchestra
from $3.50 to 1890 was a most entertaining
one and Was received with much pleasure.
A number of friends cave Mr.. Damothy
and family a pleasant surprise on Thurs
day evening at their residence. 81S Elsv-
snth avenue. The evening was spent in
dancing and conversation. Toward the
close Of The entertain msnt refreshments
were served. The music was served BY
Professors Cole and Marshal. Those pres
ent were: Misses Kate Yur ker, Susan Rich
ard. kste Schnap. Martha Kaiser, Kate An
dress. Mary Bcadls. Mary Smith, Susan
Nysr. Frances Psuley; Mesdames Sohmith,
M. Schmith and w. Abel; Mesars. Nick
Richard. Ohas. jacob, Tony Pings, James
Blythe, Rudolph Johannes. Joseph Heller,
Hollenbaok. Henry Nickolai. Mat
Niekolai. Louis Sears. Chas. Eli, Oliver
Schmith, Albert Smith, 1. Schmith, w.