The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-24
more mature years. and with hor sweet.
pretty mAnner aud wise little sayings added
much TO the enjoyment OF the guests.

Tho members of tho Helena lodge, Is. r.
q. Elks, No. lob, will give M informal
ladies' socinl session ut tho Brondwater
h0tel OF Wednesday evening next. This ID
the first entertainment of the kind to bc
given bv the lodge, and everything Ia boing
done that will entertain its guests In the
best possible manner After the close Of
the programme refrsshments will DO served
formal dancing. The exercises will com
menco At y y. m. with an address by Gen.
q. q. Eaton.
Orchestra selection.
Song, {. N. Douglas.
solo, Madame Medini, accompanied by Miss s.
NJ. baker.
Piano solo.
Sons. A. NJ. Thornburg.
Orchestra.
hanjo selections. Mrs. G. N. Douglas.
l,allad. Mr.. Tom Martin.
Piano solo, Miss iaker.
Bag pipes, Finley McRsn.
The evenings programme will close with
contributions from som of the members OF
the bluo Jeans company. through the KIND
permission Of Manager A. Appleton. Al
mber OF the lodge may invite thsiI
friends and can obtain tickets for them BY
applying to the committee.
Miss Beth Hunt celebrated her ninth
birthday on Thursday and at the same time
favored a number of her young frisndl
with a most delightful afternoon at the
family residence on Hauser boulevard.
Tit little lady received many beautiful
gifts from her friends. The compan
spent tho afternoon in playing games.
among them the scientific one Of ''the ION
key" Miss Edith Harrow succeeded in
completing the most perfect outline of the
nnlmal and for her pains received q dainty
gold buttoner. tied with a quantity OF pale
pink ribbon. Bert Muth carried off the
head prize among the 0entlem N, which
was . handsome book; julie Buck took thu
foot prize among tue ladies. which was
box of cundy. aud Leslie Craven was the
winner of the foot trophy, which was a tur
to-. mot hitched to the basket of candy
which each little guest received while at tn
luncheon table. Tn young people presen
were the N,ssis julie Buck. Mabel Stedman
Alice Connolly. Mario, 10 franklin, Edit
Harrow. Hervey Louise Barbour; Master
Bert and Roy Muth. e. Smith. Blair Bar
rett Buck, Rumley Dewitt. Erwin Klein
schmidt. Willie Hunta and Helen Hunt.
The Broadwater hotel has had a large
number of guests during the lust few weeks
of this season. some coming from the fal
o"ss AoI iohE0uy btaJh ~hllo o'ueEo noVo 70
manned at the beautiful resort a few dsv
either on their way to tho coast or en- rout
for the National park. Among those VIII
have been in Helena some time are Mr.
Charles Stedman and wife and Miss Lip,
pitt. of Providence, r. l.. e. +. Putnam
and Miss Putnam. of Kansas City. Mo.
A. H. Yancey, of the G. b. a. M. railroad, O
st. Paul; A. E. McGurrin and wife will
Mrs. Bascomb, of Salt Lake City. Among
those who have already spent some laws a
the hotel are Hugh M. Wilson and wife. O.
Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver. of Der yer
f. j. Thompson. of Quincy, ILL.,, Mrs. Mean
and Mrs. McAdam, of Ashland, KY; A. W
Jewell and wife. tho former a prominent
hotel manage Of indianapolis. Mrs. l ut
nam, Miss MoHall, Ella McHall and Nssti,
Howard, of Peoria, III.