The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-15
Thays''s many friends in this city Will be


Thaye''s many friends in this city Will be
10 wslcome hAr,
A cabisgram has bsen received nnnounc-
Paris Al Liverpool with MI. and Mrs.
hotter and little son, and Mr.. and Mrs. y.
II. Allen. aud Mrs. M. u. Braden on board.
The Epworth League OF the NJ. u. church
annoyed u most pleasant evening Friday at
the residence OF Prof. Englehorn on Ninth
svsnuo. Tho company present INDUCED in
candy pulling and social intercourse.
warm friends In Helena during her visit OF
ten months. leaves Tomorrow for her home
In Council Bluffs. Ahs will BIZ accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. Chaa. thinner, who will
spend the susamer in the east.
Prof. Englshorn has had a miniature
stage, with all the required accessories.
constructed In the hall Of his college, and
tronized frequently for theatrical enter
%tainnents which are Of too modest q nature
to be expected to fill the opera house.
The Home Social club will give another
of their enjoyable dances at Electric hall
on ThursdAy evening next. These hops
appear to be growing in favor with tho par
ti%oipants, il such Q thing is possible, as
each gathering IL composed Of a larger
number OF guests thar the previous ooca-
sion.
During the past week Eddie Phillips in
vitsd a number of his young friends to n
birthday party, given in memory of his
seventh anniversary, ut tho residence of his
parents on Spruce street. Quite a number
OF his young friends responded and the
other diversions. 4N4
Mrs. Conrad gave a dinner on Wednss-
day evening in honor of Mr.. mi Mrs.
Will Floweres. The decorations of the
table were of white and green and the
flowers marRuerites and ferns. The guests
present wore Msssrs. and Mesdames Flow
cree, George Hill, Ed. knight; Miss Burke;
Mssars. Bach and Hunter.
DR.. W. w. Airport, a leading dentist of
Chicago. stopped in Helena for a day, Fri
day, on his way cast, and from the express
aions of pleasure regarding the beauties
and grand baths Of the Broadwater, We
may anticipate that the doctor will pay
this resort \ visit later in the season. bring
ing with him his daughter.
Gov. Toole is the recipient of two very
fine photographs representing the going
away to the war and the return Of the Ger
man soldier, which are very beautifully
carved in has relief on one of tho national
monuments of that country. The donor ia
Col. Ksssler, of Butte, who Is at present
visiting the prominent cities of the CON
tinent.
Shortly Prof. Zimmerman's orchestra will
accompany the rehearsals of the opera
Madjoon. Mr.. Zimmerman is now coach
ing the male chorus through the marches
to be performed in the third act, and they
will be IN interesting feature of the opera.
The management hope to give the opera by
June IL ana il putting forth every effort to
the accom- lishmant Of this and.
Dan McNeill, of Boulder; j. f. Forbes, of
Butte; b. 0. Mansfield, of Minneapolis;
Eroat,n MpKan arl X r., Aauo1au re ract1a,
j.. NJ. Fox, manager of the Red Lodge coal
mines; Superintendent Thos. Weir, of the
Granite; Alec Mciregor. of Diamond City,
and Manager J.. FL. L%ongmaid. Of tue
Golden Leaf company, were registered at
The Helena during tina past week.
The ninth graduating class Of the Helena
high school will hold their exercises on the
building is completed. The class consists
Of six young ladies, Misses Howell. Gardner,
Feldberg, Bradley, Riefenrafth and Hep
ner. A great deal of work has been ex-
pended by the graduates upon their essays
and the programme promises to he a good
one.
The infusion of summer visitors into
Helena has commenced this early IN the
season. A party of eastern tourists, under
the charge of the Pennsylvania road, on
their way home after an extended trio
through the coast cities, stopped off in this
city on Monnay last n spent the larger
part of the day in visiting the famous re
sort at the west end and in driving around
the olty and into it's suburbs.
The public library will soon be. moved
into its new quarters. and while Some re-
grets are expressed that moretime was not
consumed in the arrangement of the facil-
tiles for conducting this institution in the
future, the arrangement will surely be ad-
equate for a number of years, and when
more room and more complete quarters are
required there is no doubt but what the en-
terprisinK persons who have the manage
ment of this institution in charge will see
that it is done.
Alec. Gamer was the fortunate winner of
the $50 offered as a prize to the person
coming tho nearest to determining the
length of time of the burning of the large
candle which has stood in,the window of
the Boston Clothing company since April
l. The length of time that tho candle
burned was thirty-four days. two hours
and a half, while the guess made by Mr..
Garner was thirty-four days and three
minutes. The BOBBY prize was won by
Mrs. Eliza Rausch, whose idea was that
the candle would burn until Christmas.
Hor prize is a pair of No. IL shoes.
Miss Rockman, daughter of Dr.. NJ. Rock
man, OF this city, has been one of the i'm
portant personages interested in the gigan-
tic success of last week in New York, the
actors fair. Miss Rockman is written
of most complimentary by the World. She
had charge of the lemonade booth and az
"Rebeoca at the Well' made a most pleas
ing picture, her dark beauty highly set off
by a costume of soft worsted skirt, an
Egytian blouse of soft white silk, hand en-
broidered, with f~anciful designs of rcd; q
blue sash, artistioally drapea around her
waist. and heavy strings of oriental beads
were wound around her neck.
Crockery and glassware very cheap at The Bee
Hive.