The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-04-24
Several Other Pleasant gatherings During
the Wssk-Chnrlsy Rinda's Hirthday
PArty-PcrsonaI Mention.

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ats spread was served by the ladies of ii
st. Joseph society. after which dancing VI
resumed and carried q until a late hou
Tbs Helena boys had tbs pleasure OF entel
tanning Mr.. Henson, OF tho Spokan
branch, and Mr.. Carr, of the Butte branch
They also recsived letters Of regret contair
ing best wishes from several neighbor in
branches.
Branch 220 realized quite a large sur
from their entertainment, part Of whicl
will be applied to the fund for the monu
mont that has been erected in New Yor]
city to the memory Of Congressman s. s
Cox, the letter carriers friend. Tho Hell
ena branch IL in nrst-class condition, hav
ing seven active members. The party Fri
day night assures the success Of any futur,
entertainment they may undertake.
A very pleasant surprise was given ths
Rev. e.. J. May and his family at their resi-.
( denoe, Thursday evening, BY the oongrega-
I zion Of the Central Presbyterian church.
In the absence Of Mr.. NAV and little Chris
tine, for q few minutes at near neighbours
the congregation invested the house anc
compelled Mrs. May to surrender the On.
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baskets and heavily charged ice cream
froszors. The terms of capitalization were
most generous. It was stipulated that the
congregation should have full possession OF
tho house for the evening. and enjoy
themselves a. they pleased and at q given
time and signal empty their baskets and
ice cream ~freezers upon the company at
will, and In case Of damage Indemnify Mr..
May and his family. During the armistios,
which was declared for the greater part Of
tho evening, the entire company gave them
selves up 70 social Intercourse and enjoy
Jnaent. The final struggle came late in the
evening when the baskets and ice cream
E~freezers were opened and turned loose upon
the company. This engagement was swift
and decisive, and to forestall any future
demands fer indemnity the commander or
Hered a volloy Of kindly regrets and good
silver dollars, etc. 10 which the Rev.
and Mrs. May and their family replied il
terms Of atfectionate appreciation and
gratitude. The occasion Of this spontane-
gus and most friendly gathering was Rev.
Mays retirement from the passionate Of the
Central Presbyterian church.
Master Charles Kinda, assisted by his
many friends, celebrated his ninth birth
day on Friday evening. The young folks
INDUCED in games until seven o'clock, then
two by two marched to the dining rooms,
where awaited two long tables decorated
with smilax and natural flowers. A large
birthday, cake stood in the center of the
smilax and red carnations, the smilax
reaching from the ceiling to the table. |
After partaking of the delicious supper the
little folks pinned the donkey's tail on him
in different parts of his anatomy. Master
Elva Hodge winning the first prize, and |
Tho ~ HonorE r-Oc fpknn Jr, FI~r D-,1- !
The BOBBY prize was bravely won by Les
ter Swan. A flash light photograph was
taken of the group by Iheo. Kinda to be
given to each ono as a souvenir. The child
rem departed for their homes much pleased
with tho evenings enjoyment, and wished
many happy birthdays.
The young folks invited were: Barbara
Weisenholn, Helen Kepner, Edna Paine,
Stella Curtis, Jennie %Jefferis, Mae Graham,
Nellie Curtin, Bessie Curtin. Julia Curtin,
Hattie Cans, Clara Kellogg, Emma Barton,
Edna Buok, Lena Collins, Estell Nc
Philip Cole, Elya Hodge. Homer Hewins,
Frank Curtis, Willie Spencer, J. I. Buck,
Jack Murta, George Buck, Ted Collins.
Jack Israel, Freddie All>yeoht, Walter
Swan. Perry McComas, George Statler, Ed
gar Swan. Hady Fisk, Lester Swan.
The cast in the opera of Madioon, which
s to be produced here some time during
he first week in June, has been complet d.
is as fellows:
King Francis the Tooth Judge Eddv !
'ir jbumpo;;toto ...........:..Mr. j. Wa alikag
ord Patty-boo...............M Mr.. Theo. Kinda
:ount Rollo......"........Mr. .. w. jackson
anuJoon...' Douglass {
age q go M:na Bowden
lady Mango. Mrs. Avery. {
Mrs. PoznansRi !
Thu rehsarsals are progressing rapidly I
nd favorably, and with the magnificent
horus OF nifty voices the success of the
pera is an assured fact. Mr.. Jacob Zim- i
herman is at work OF the orchestration of v
he opera, and his thorough knowledge in g
uch matters enables him to add a great
cal to tbs music. His work on the over =
IRE especially will elliott praise from all :,
no may hear it rendered. Mr.. Douglass, -
hose competency needs no Introduction ~
ere. will manage the staging of the opera, y
nd 1t Is safe to say his work will lend :,
lany attractive features to the production =
I Madjoon. r
Prof. Peterman's j~uvonile orchestra are r
Ding some very fine work in the way of
oncert music. and the many friends of the u
lembers await with anticipation the forth e
'ming appearance of this young company y
their annual May festival, which will o. y
II at the Engelhorn business college hall :
time during the coming month. One .
the seleotions to be given is a beautiful :,
ece entitled THE Forge in the Forest" o
hich is an unique selection and will be e
lily produced. The names OF the msmbs Il
o: Henry Petermnn, hrst violin; Charles 81
ageman. violin: Albert Raleigh, violin:
mes Demerse, violin; Lloyd Cans, violin: In
ellis Kellogg, violin; Ruehling Parchon. m
olin; Asa Fisk, %cornet; Albert Parohcn. ls
rnet; Lambert Maggie, oornet; Rommei 81
clarinet; Miss Juliette Psterman. nc
Prof. Peterman, director. This
terprisine orchestra enjoyed n delightful re
ening on Wednesday, last at the home of VI
cir director, socially as we'll ~ musioally, m
d refreshments were served through the tn
ndness of one Of their members, Charles al
The Broadwater natatorium ia again in Gil
condition for the coming season ~ ~,
q the old patrons Of this most famous ma
terinc resort will undoubtedly be joined
many new visitors during tho summer. Fr
10 old adage, what We have we do NOS Sol
prsoiate." ia most certainly not correct mt
This instance. Helennites appreciate the tai
arn9HH and Wonlerfulnana NJ thiu xu;aaIv In