The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-26

tsr LOFT on Thursday for Washington,
whore hs II due on June N. Mrs. Cater
and their little child accompanied Mr..
Carter.
what 10 rars ~ q Montana day IN
JunOYO Hsayy snow on Tho mountains Ia
th0 morning, running streams OF winter In
thu afternoon. and later . warm beautiful
summsr day ana Rlorious sunset. Can any
part of tho country boast Of moro variety2
Tor inf0vmal receptions ON Saturdays In
Juno. The third OF these most delightful
OccaNiona WAS passed yesterday afternoon
BY q largo number of lady friends OF the
hostess VI her pleasant h0rns on Haussr
avenue.
The visiting members Of tho A. @. U. w.
convention. lately. hold In Hslsna. have
places OF interest on their journey. and
lsgye Helenn delighted with the hospitality
they resolved while engaged In the pleasant
exercises Of ths Gathering.
Az last tho contract for the Montana
building At the Worlds fair u closed for
$14,946, or ebb less than The appropriation,
md Montanians visiting Chicago after
the building which VAL hold this states
vast display OF varied treasures completed,
provided the contract ID kept.
On Wednesday At high noon AT the resi-
dcncs OF the brides parents, l,O04 Ninth
avenus, Miss Kathryn. daughter Of Mr..
a Mrs. j.. d. Reary, and N. Eugene
Hoover were married. Rev. Mr.. Webb Of st.
The guests present wereonly the most init
mate friends OF the bride and groom.
The Benton Avenue Christian church has
arranged for . series nf religious meetings,
commencing the latter part Of this week
= continuing for three OF four weeks.
Mr.. Charles a.. Yound, an eloquent pulrit'
orator OF Ann Harbor, Mich, will arrive in
Helena on Thursday. ana will conduct al
the services. which will be held daily.
MI. and Mrs. Herman Cans gave ! family
dinner party mt tbs Hotel B~roadwater on
Sunday evening in honor of their relative,
MI. l. Marks, Of Georgetown. KY, who WAS
the delegate from that state to the A. q. u.
". convention. The guests present were
MI. and Mrs. y. Marks, Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
The Helena Catholic Dramatic society
will present an opera entitled 1.-THE Hay
Makers" to their friends in about q month
from nov. The chorus will be composed
of about thirty voices, and the principal
parts will be hllsd with some Of the best
singers in the city. Mr.. J. N. Moriarty i
the musical director and ID confident the
opera will be a SUCCESS.
Judge s. s. Bass, president of the board
Of charity commissioner of ST. Louis. was
greatly surprised and pleased at the prsssn-
tation Of . handsome Montana sapphire
souvenir badge by the ladies of his party
in attendance at the A. o. o. w. convsn-
tion. Ths presentation ook place at tho
Grandon hotel, whore the party were To-
Gated during thor stay in Helena.
Frederick T.. Wood, who has occupied
the position Of civil engineer with the
Northern Pacific railroad in Helena during
the past year. will soon depart for tho
west. Upon his return Mr.. Wood expects
to leave Helena permanently, going to
Worcester, Mass, whore he has accepted
the position Of superintendent Of a large
bicycle factory at that point owned by his
father. s4s
w. A. Barnes, Of San Francisco, a MEM
Der Of the A. q. U. W.. entertained az aud
iencs of about 200 at the auditorium ON
Wednesday evening, with selections in the
literary line, both humorous and pathetic,
in n both ballads and productions Of
the south, and in paying tribute to the
desistea from mentioning the exception Of
the past two weeks to the general rule re-
earding the weather.
Miss Annie Howard was most pleasantly
surprised at her home in the Porter fats on
Thursday by a number Of her young friends.
The evening was aRroeably spent in playing
cards and dancing. Among those present
W0rC tu0 "lbbOU llZLA0 6WOoA0ys 1lOul0 AAI-
tleAeld, Mary Murphy, Rose Bartus. Ella
Sanders. Nina McCatfery, Ida smith;
Messrs. Perez Wilmer, Frank Osterhaut,
Vernoy STYLES, Harry lfcMurny, Albert
Henry. Theo. Rinda. Fred Yaeger, Joe
Boudin. Ole Thompson and Charles Yaeger.
Miss Nan Wickes landed in Liverpool last
Sunday. Miss Wickes expected to spend
the first week of her foreign travel in the
lake region Of England, from there into the
Trossacks and or to Edinburgh, to visit q
week with friends in that delightful city,
then across the Channel into France and to
Tours, where she expects to spend two years
ut school. While Miss Wickes' friends in
Helena will be sorry to lose her for SO long
a time, they rejoice with her at the antici-
pated pleasant sojourn in that beautiful
land of France.
A Raymond & Whitcomb excursion party
of about seventy from different parts Of the
east remained in Helena q few hours on
Thursday evening. Many of the party
spent the evening most PLEASANTLY. at the
B~roadwater and plunging into the hot
waters of the natatorium, while others sur
prised friends by calling upon them. Thurs
day evening was one of the few times of
late. when Helena, the mountain by the
same name. and the beautiful valley beyond
showed up in all their beauty and clearnoss
and bore evidence to the visitors that praises
sung in honor of this region had not been
exaggerated.