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

Episco al Church of the Holy Matt witty
May IA. The church Ia Of Stone, goth 10
IN architecture. will cost about 8i4.-
OoO. ana Will accommodate about 200 per-
sons.
A. y. Edgar. OF The Northern Pacific, will
have for quests during tho summer his ais
ter. Mrs. L. Walton and two children, OF
Austin. Texas. and Miss Julia Dsokerd, OF
Houston, Texas.
a. =. smith, OF Columbia Falls, and Miss
Dora Mcll0nn, OF Clinton, Iowa. were nm r.
RED on Tuesday nj the residence OF u, l..
smith. kev. J.. -. Kelsey performed tho
marriage ceremony.
AmonR the Helenaites who went to Mis-.
aoulh on Wednesday 10 attend tho annual
%encnrnpmsnt were Robert T.. Fisk, J. II.
Mills and II. 9. Jaeger. Mr.. Fisk was
accompanied by Mrs. Flax.
+. I. Shelby spent q few days in Helena
during the past week on his way 20 the Pa
ciGe coast. in which direction his duties
will lie from now on, in connection with
the Great Northern railroad.
Mr.. Frederick Burbidge, Of Spokane, was
married to Mrs. Kebsocn Florence Howell.
o. Helena. on Wednesday afternoon, by
Rev. J. II. Crooksr. The bridal couple took
the afternoon %west-bound train.
Inc gentlemen formerly constituting tho
Coalition club Of this city. have reor9anized
under the name OF the Summit club. and
'' A~'N AOhA 81 IVY VI su0 bOhbOIk H6 tn6
~broadwhter. on Thursday evening next.
A private dinner party enjoyed them
selves At the opening of the Broad wa ter last
evening. the ladies' being Mrs. Osterh au t,
Misses King, Cullen and Gordon; the gem
tlemsn, Msssrs, Thornburgh, Wilson. Ryan
and Hirsohfeld.
The woman's auxiliary Of the Tcmple
hall on Wednesday evening. A fine pro-
granms has been arranged. somo OF the
principal soloists Of Helena assisting. and a
pleasant evening is assured to all Who at
tend.
Miss Mary Qainlin, who has been in this
part OF tho country during the last ten
years. left on the Thursday evenin train
for a three months visit in her former
homo at Dubuque. Iowa. Miss QaiuIin's
friends in this city hope to $50 her return at
the end Of that time.
Mrs. Sawyer, of Benton avenue, On ter
tanned I number of ladies' at tea on We'd
nesday afternoon. The guests were occu-
SLED with funny work and conversation
until hve O'Clock, when a most dainty sup-
per was served. There wore about fifteen
present, among them being tho two little
misses Pitts and Miner.
Gen. Wesley Merritt, of st. Paul, and
his aids. Col. Glenn and Major Brow n,
spent a very enjoyable dav in Helena Tues
day, and were royalty entertained by the
Commercial club. The visitors arrived
from the west, the guests of Manager A. l.,
Mohler in his private car.
Mira. W. W.. Wylie, the delegate from
Montana to the convention of the W. c., T.,
o., which convened in Boston last Novem-
Der, and who resides in Bohemian n, dol iyered
. most interesting address on the proceed
lngs OF that gathering at the Broadway M.
E. church on Thursday. Mrs. Wylie's talk
occupied about an hour and was listened
to with close attention.
Oswald Lehman and Frank Lamberton
entertained the members OF St. Peters
choir ON Friday evening at Encors hall.
Each member was asked to bring a little
lady friend, and although some Of the lit
tie men had objected to having girls there.
it would spoil eve rything," the objection
grew slighter as the time drew nearer. and
1t was noticeable that the number of lassies
present was fully equal to the number of
choir boys, The evening was spent in
games and dancing and refresh N Gnts were
served about 10 O'Clock.
The Home Social still keep up their en-
loyable hops ut Electric hall, the gather
lnRs proving 80 pleasant and so widely at
tended that at the solicitation of the par
tlclpants the COMMITTEES of arranpemeuts
have decided to hold still another & c.,
one week from next Friday evening. The
last hop occurred Thursday and was rar-
tioipated in by about thirty couples. Dane
ing commenced at nine O'Clock, the excel
lent music being furnished by Prof. Peter
man. and continued until 1870 O'Clock.
The present week is full of an tici mated
enjoyment for the lovers of good comedy
as we'll az of the heavier PLAYS of the pres.
ent lime Messrs. Hallen & Hart presen Mt
Later On" the first of it. which is replete
with good humor. lively songs and beauti-
ful dancing; while on F'iday and SATURDAY.
evenings, as we'll as on the afternoon of the
latter day, Rhea will present her famous
historical piece, Empress of RUSSIA and |
sparkling comedy. "Gossir." While, of
course. the character of la Czarina' il
perfectly adapted to the actress, aho must
be charming in her person alton
in the comedy.