The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-06

pleasant gathering on Monday evening
last, 1t being the second occasion of the
meeting of the members composing the
musical society of Helena, who were en-
tertained together with a large number of
friends. by the genial host and perfect
hostess. After the following programme
was carried out, delicious refreshments
were served, tho whole combining to make
an evening of rare enjoyment which was
greatly appreciated by the many guests who
wore allowed tae privilege of listening to
club.
Allegro, Andante aud Menuetto. from First
Misses Wade and Cuthbert. beethoven
Mrs. Lafhrop and Miss Sims: ''fr' ADJ
s,eep Wall. sv..t Mis- asd Sporting, r. ~
Mrs. Blake.
Silver Spring in the Valley of Chamouny. Bendel
Mrs, Kleinschmidt.
, r: "0"lo i M9s. " Gs.s hbsos: and Miss si@ @sndsls''hn
Mrs, Adams. :
Allegro, from Fourth Symphony. 49,. Beethoven
Misses Wade and Cuthbert.
The names of the members of the musical
soolety are: Madame Medini, Mesdames
Blake, Babcock, Henry Foote, George Fl.
Hill, G. Kleinschmidt, jr., Lathrop, Nc
Donald, Henry May, J.. X, Toole; Misses
Brooke. Cuthbert, Leslie, MCMILLAN, Sims,
Sporting, Wade and Baker; Messrs. Hirsch-
field, Hodge, T%hornburgh and Owens. The
invited guests were: Messrs. and Mesdames
HARDWOOD. Dewitt, Wade, Baird. Marshall,
kleinsehmidt, S. Word, A. M. Hotter, H.
N. PSrchen, w. A. Chessman. B. Brown, A..
9. Johnson, George j. Cope, w. G. Bailey,
=. Hedges, Tracy. o. Il. Allen, S. II.
bennett, D: Fl; Weston, Il. s. Howell,
Il. Crooker. Wickes, Woodbridge. W. Il.
Jones. A. B. Clements; Mesdames b.. =.
CARPENTER, r. Il. Leslie, w. b. Raleigh, A.,
M. Esler. b. @. Brooke, Osterhout, A. w.
Lyman, w. K. Billiard and Cunningham;
Misses B. Barbour, Carpenter. Hedges, Lou
Phillips. Baird, Johnston, Aldrich, Wheeler,
Howell, May Cuthbert, Hill, Washburn and
Bullard; Measrs. j. X. 'roole, Il. NJ.
Knowles, Barbour, Babcook, Lathrop, G..
G. kleinschmidt, jr., Henry May. G. FL.
Hill. Brandegee, Barrows. Mcdonald. l.. G.
Russell, Lee Word, Garland, Ryan and
Adams.
The entertainment at Mine's on Tuesday
evening in aid of that worthy institution,
st. Peters hospital. was largely attended,
tho audience comprising the best people in
tho city. Mrs. Fannie H.. Carter is entitled
to much credit for the pleasurable pro-
gramme. Her efforts in that behalf were
laborious, and Fortunately very successful,
Ihe first pnrt of tho programme, compris-
ing musical and dramatic numbers, was
interesting and enjoyable. Interest, how
ever, conferred in the second part, given up
entirely to Delsarte. Readers of TuE
SUNDAY INDEPENDENT have had the advant-
age OF several special articles on Delsartean
sxponants, such ms Mrs. Annie Russell, the
daughter Of Delsarte, and others. and the
work OF Mrs. Carter in Helena has given
nor pm Ills Ill particular a more intimate
knowledge of the theory and practice of the
Much interest was therefore
in tho apr sarance of tho class that
was to appear on the evening in question.
Eight ladies in Grecian costumes, led by
Mrs. Garter, comprised the GLASS and their
exposition was both oreditable to their in
Mrs. Garter, and will have excel
lent effect in establishing the system in
favor. The movements of the class
wore we'll IN concert, the group
ing. promptly and in order made.
and the figures we'll calculated to exhibit
tho advantages OF DslsArte. Even the cns-
observer must hava been impressed
tho physical benefits accruing to tho
ladies who Ind spent many hours Of hard
work IN the preparatory work, all the mus
claa being employed and strengthened, and
with no saorifce OF grace or propriety. The
power to wildly set forth various emo
lions aud passions by physical poses was
nptly dsmonstrated and was n aort or rave-
lation to those who had seen such mani