The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-06-19

By the foods, arrived In Msls M Friday
after 4 carriage drivs from The former mon
TONED point.
g: .. YALE. Of The Great Northern rail-.
road. aitcs being ksps u Hslens several
lsltsr point on IN ursdsy morning.
Difficulties arc ~ last disappearing from
the complotion OF the Montana club build.
Ing. Tho site hnS been ~turchaaed Of eastern
parties and work ~ being resumed rapidly.
Miss Hammond, dsugttsr az ID. Ham
naond. OF Butte, came over from that city
" taks part In the exercises Of tho A. q, u.
day evening.
On Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday Afternoons Of lass week the nsm-
bers Of the Miriam Chapter, Of Helena.
held informal receptions In honor Of visit
Ing members Of the Eastern Star.
Frank Ostsrhaut returned on Wednesday
morning after = SCHOOL year spent ~ the
naval .csas.ay at Ogden: He spent several
schoolmats who lives In that city.
John W. Thompson. VINO loft Helena
about three weeks HRo to Join . party and
visit for a short time IN the old country,
cables That their palty. ID safe and sound a.
fAr ~ Queenstown on their journey.
=. II. Langley. Mrs. and Miss Langley.
have made z short visit to their old
~ssNS If w shASAANy AA1A 0u0 u4vV OGVu
lingering In Great Falls during the past
wesk, arrived In Helena on Saturday.
Charles H. Rector arrived In Helena
Wednesday,. having finished his course at
the Ogden academy. Mr.. Rector expects
TO go east In tho fall and enter ono Of the
Law colleges in that part Of the county.
At the post chapel OF Fort Custer. Mont,
Haherman. proprietor Of the Fort Custar
hotel. and Miss Hannah Peterson, Of Fort
Custer. wero married. the ceremony being
performed BY Caspian NJ. Q. Blaine.
Mrs. Dewitt ent&rtained n small number
Of ladies In 4 most delightful manner on
Friday afternoon The guests spent the
others bits of fancy work. Delicious re-
frsshments were served during shs after
noon.1 g l
Aiss Mamie Chemidlin. the accomplished
daughter Of Mi. and Mrs. N. T. Chemldlin,
of Fort Benton, who il on her way home
from St. Paul. where she has been attend
ing school during the past year, will remain
9 few days in the city, the guest Of Mrs. Il.
O. Pezrst.
The sessions of the summer school are
we'll under way at present. Although q
number Of. teachers are expected from diff
ferent points % soon ~ the railroads are in
condition the present enrolment is most
pleasing to tho managers, and work 10 going
VA IA 04k III NVU6Eou48RbU k0O8t 00tuVvxA6tl-
cally.
Nessrs. Silyerman and BsrQmau exper-
fenced q little excitement on Thursday eve
ming BY riding down Broadway behind Q
runaway horse who unceremoniously threw
them into the sidewalk at the foot Of that
street. Both gentlemen were bruised some
what but are to be congratulated upon their
injuries being not more serious.
Mrs. Frances H. Cartsr's' many friends in
Helena will be delighted to learn shat she
has at last arrived homo from the east after
a very successful reading tour and will im-
mediately resume her work she wal so
busily engaged in before her departure.
Mrs. Carter will form classes at once in
Shakespeare. %slooution, Dslsarts and physl-
cal culture.
The strawberry festival under the efficient
management Of the w. G. r. u. which took
place at q vacant store on Main street dur
ing Thursday and Friday of tho past week,
was . most successful one for the workers.
Such strawberry shortcake as some hus-
bands tell their wives their mother used to
make was enjoyed by . large number Of
guests.
W. l.. Watkins, who has been with the
Journal Of this city for . short time, leaves
to-day for San Francisco, where he has
accepted a position the Chronicle staff of
that city. While Mr.. Watkins friends con-
graduate him upon his proposed work and
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field, they regret exceedingly to lose him
from their circle in Helena.
At the Unitarian church this morning the
following fine musical programme will be
given: @.N%
Andante. @ Major. Gounod
g Lord Thou At ny Dudley Buck
He shalICome Down Like Rain. Dudley Buck
The choir 10 composed of Madame Med
mi soprano, Mrs. H. W Foote soprano. Mr..
II. j. Cassidy tenor, Mr.. E. G. Russell base,
Mrs. ". r. Jones. orGanist..
The concert given at the Broadwater hotel
on Saturday evening by Miss Ellen Beach ,
Herschfeld and assisted by Mr.. RinRwald
with . clarinet solo, also the hotel orches-
ira, was delightfully."- received by the guests
present, q large number having the pleas-
ure of listening to Miss Yaw. who appeared
at the hotel in concert last season also. The
young lady's numbers were all excellently |
rendered and received enthusiastic encore. |
and Mrs. Calvin entertained a small num-
Der of their friends at cards at their resi-
dence on the west side. Progressive whist
was the game of the evening. Miss Ada
Deegan claiming the head prize among the
ladies' and Mr.. Richardson among the gem
tlemen, Mrs; Deegan and Mr.. Byrne cap
tured the BOBBY prizes after a hard strug-
gle. After the game was over luncheon
served. There were about twenty
guests present.
Mrs. Wiokes, of Fifth avenue, gave a
most delightful luncheon on Saturday az
ternoon to . small number of ladies. It
was . progressive entertainment, two of the
ladies at every table passing to the
next after each course was finished. The
rooms and tables were beautifully and
decorated with m%arguerites.
the guests cards having the flower painted
on them and tied with light green ribbon.
The ladies present were Mesdames Conrad, |
Chessman, Blake, Harris. Har-
wood. Jones and Misses Aldrieh and Flint.
WEST AGAINST THE EAST.