The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-22
THE CITY TURNED OUT.
Helena People Show Their Appre-
citation Of tho Beautiful Broad
water Hotel.
Hundreds Partako of It's Hospital
tiles and Listen to Excel
lont Music.
The Nest Auspicisus Opening OF Any
Season In It's Aistory PROGRAMMED
for To-day.

All Helena went to the opening OF the
Hotel Broadwater last night. From six
O'Clock to 10 tho cars of both electric lines
we're crowded 10 their capacity and hun
dreds Of private convsyances thronGsd tho
drivewayA The dining rooms were hlled
during tho carly part Of the evening and at
! later hour tho vsrandas looked like those
Of . Saratoga hotel in July. The plunge
drew other hundreds. and altogether the
scene WAS one Of life, brilliancs and Raiety.
The grounds were never 70 beautiful a.
they are this spring.
Col. B%roadwater received many con
CALCULATIONS on the suspicious opening of
the season. Since the first opening Of the
house. three years ago, there has not been
such al attendance OF townspsopls At any
event at this popular resort. The comment
was frequently heard that the people Of
Helena we're beginning to appreciate what
the Broadwater was to the city. Among the
guests were, w. H. Jewell, New Orleans;
John G. Nelson. wife and daughter. Still
water. Mich; J. NJ. EIsks and H. G. Wal
cot, New York; Judge Dudley Dubose. Ben
ton; NJ. Moore, Memphis. Ten; Geo. g.
Hough, st. Louis; J. H. Sires, Missoula; O.
J, Bradley and wife, Idaho; L. J. Carathers,
Columbus, Ohio, and the following from
Helena:
Mrs. 8. L. Hauser and eighteen guests:
L. G. Phelps. e. B. Wsinok. A. l.. Smith,
S. X. Davis, S. L. Green. c.. l.. Vawter, d.
P. Patenaude, E. Walker. G. c. Newman,
J. A. Walsh, Geo. b. Child. r. ?. Barden,
D. Davenport, VIM. A. Chsssman. Mrs.
Chessman, Miss Sue Chessman. Frank n.
Chessman, Miss Mary Cuthbert. J. NJ.
Marshall and wife, U. 8. A.. Robt. Luke,
John F. Ssreat, D. Roach, Mr.: and Mrs. A.
Geo. h. Boos, Mrs. Oster bout, Miss
King, Miss Cullen, NJ. H. Hirohfield,
VIM. Wallace, Jr., and wife. Geo. n. Hill
and wife, Miss Florence Burke, Z. W. Bach,
II. B. Palmer, j. F. keerl. +. I. Van 6lokIes, |
0. G. Flockler. John r.. Parks, VIM. Thomp- |
Spruille Btaden, Geo. Murphy, Judge Chu-
masero and family, G. L. Ryan, "a. 0. Will
son. A. NJ. T~hornburgh, L. A. Walker and
wife. A. X. Prescott and ladies, H. G: Full
ler and wife. C. J. Bardlsv and wife. w: n.
Cox and wife. Howard Cox. DIR. Head, G. j.
Clark. VIM. d. Flowe. 9, Miss Stella Flow
era. H. N. Seitert, b. II. Langley and wife.
Z. w. knight. Jr.. and wife.
Prof. Ringwalps orchestra was all that
had been promised for it and won the
praises Of all. The programme was exquis-
itely rendered. The following is the pro-
Rranlmo FOR the day:
During the dinner hour, six to $3.50. the
programme will be as follows:
March, New York Musical Exchange"....:
fuenkenstien
Grand selection, "1he Marquis Wedding.
Medley from Harrigan's play. Pete: Brah.m
Comet solo, Let Me Dream Again" $50. Sullivan
Fantasia, "iolden Blonde, ........... Eilenberg
Jarantell. "torosetta" dedicated to Adelina
o1erture, "ieymond':: Amb. Thomas
Mexican dance, 'lota de Los Ratas'.. Yalverdi
Galop, Now or Never" Weigand
FROM $50 until 1890, the following Sc
~lections will be performed:
Overture, Far .Kopoitz
Concert q Ia Mazur ka. Amorosa'......N varo
Grand selection. "Donna Jusnita". ;....suppe
uavorte. Nv Hill
Medley rJollItcation' Wiegand
Waltz. "Southe.n Rosrs".. ......:... S.rauss
Xylophone, "tapid Manipulations''. =. Ring wall
Mr.. D. NJ. Hoskins.
Selection, Bohemian Hirl". Balfe
Galop. "Midnignt Express .........E. Strauss
And still we sell the Agnes Booth Perfeotos
cigar for lOc straight. VIM. Weinstein Il Co.
Aberdeen linen paper per box 25c. at VIM