The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-27


the toaat, tho "Flornl Addenda,n with her
VOL known ability. Prof. YounR'a responae
70 FIRST Impressions OF the Order" was
tfndite 10 q marked extant, ~ was shown
W. mis- knowlsdgs Of astronomy. II. was
followed by Mrs. John Horaky, who re-
Piled 70 The tonst. the "tientlemen, 2 In hor
snncstded by Mrs. Kirkendall, whose sub-
lect was New MemheSs. Our Duties to
Them and Their Duties 10 tho Oldor Msm-
bers aud tho Chapter.n Ihe exercises
ended by Il brief and able discourse on
Masonry" by Solomon Hepner.
Tho elegant and hospitabIe home of Mr..
and Mrs. William Chessman on Ewing
street wns open to a urge number Of their
friends on Thursday evening, it being tho
third musical entertainment given by tho
Musical society Of Helena. The assembled
guests listened to q most pleasing pro-
grnmme rendered by several members Of
tho society, the names On the programme
indicating that tho music rendered would
be finished and artistic. It consisted of the
following:
Misc lsaker and Mr., Hirschfeld.
). Third t,,,l Mr., =. 2, Owen. c:,
Miss Wade.
= {hal 4 We Two, When We Parted
Ms. Foo,tie and Miss brooke. u''As'''A
o. Love Is a Dream q. $500. , 4, Cowen
:. r.n.4 ~ Mrs. Baboook.
= = '' Mr. !, il iitaachteld n 'A'sz'
. : Mss. leote, Misses brooke and Wade, ,
Miss baker and Mr.. Hir..oohifeld.
The guests present were: Messrs. and
Mesdames Blake, Wade, Harwood. Bailey,
g. Y. Ellis, Joselh Davis, Woodbridge,
sizer. Atwater. .. T. Crane, Odell McCon-
nell, Bradshaw; Sterling, Howey, T. H.
Tloyd-Jonea, John, =. Murphy, Kelsey, Hin.
Nicholson, Parchen. Will Jones. Cox, Nc
Donald, Henry Foote, Carl KIeinschmidt
Jr., Lathrop, Rabcock. May, Billiard. Foote;
Mrsdames Lyman. Potts, j. d. Wilson,
Avery, Swallow, ). j. Jones. S. Word. Oes-
terhant. Brooke, Hedges, Kate Billiard,
Hedges, Klsinschmidt, Cram, Greene, Hill,
Mae Hill, Guthrie, Mcmillan, Brooke,
Hedges. Sperling, Blake. Baker, Wilcox,
Aldrlch, Barbour, Kirkendali. Swan, Phil
lips, Muth, Getz, May Cuthbert; Messrs. Il.
Y. Mo q y. i. Langley, Ryan, =; Brand
Hirschfeld, Leslie. T%hornburg, Owens,
Hallst, Carpenter, Schroeder.
his young friends at his home on Madison
avenue on Friday from six to $50 p. m.
The little folk wors entertained in the early
past Of the evening by the never-failing
amusing game OF 1.-The Donkey" and
friends by the nearly correct idea Of where
the animals appendage should be placed.
Tbs head prizes were awarded to Grace De
Noills and Percy Bullard, the BOBBY prizes
to Daisy Brunell and Frank Lalnberton.
A delicious supper was served to the little
party about eight o'clock, consisting Of
sandwiches. turkey, rolls, olives, cake, cream
and fruit, after which they tripped the
light fantastic until the hour for them to
depart. The guests present were: Percy
and Aubrey Hotter, Marguerite and Charles
Greenfield, Percy and Oscar Billiard, Glare
Brunell, Helen Hepner, Florence MoCann,
Puss Cullen, Grace DeNoille, Charles Lott,
Alma and Philip Cole, Lillian Fuller, Ed
ward Crowell. Don Treacy, Edith Harrah,
Leslie Craven, Homer Hewins, Frank Lam
berton, Peep Kellogg, Rita Cobb, Stella
Curtiss.
MIR. John S. nj. Neill, Of Ninth avenue,
enjoyed q pleasant surprise on Friday even
ing By the appearance of a small number
Of invited guests TO help him celebrate .
birthday. Progressive euchre was the
game Of the evening in which tour tables
participated. The head prizes were won BY
Mrs. Brundage and Mr.. Davidson, and were
respectively a beautiful spoon and hand
some illustrated book. The foot ptizes
were secured by Mrs. Reeder and Mr.. j. r.
Neitl, and were packs OF cards in cases.
Lutte in the evening elaborate refreshments
were served and it was very early when the
guests departed. They were Mesdames
Brundnge, Perrin, Reede7, Edward Neill,
John w. Thompson and Miss Nellie Leh-
man; Messrs. Brundage, Reeder, Il. Neill,
Thompson, Frank Jones, Davidson and
Perrin. -.-s 4E." ~ -g