The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-10

49, - 1A y lANI
looking we'll aud hearty. Mr.. Iosb expects
70 make this CITY his future home and will
foilsw his profession.
DR.. and Mrs. r. II. Jameson, Of Indian
apolis. registered at tho Helena several
days last week. II was through the efforts
Of nrs. J.nesoa that the Christian church
OF Benton avenue WAS built. Mrs. jameson
received cklls from a large number Of her
friends while In Helena.
A plunge party consisting Of Messrs. and
Moadames h. w. Knight and William Wal
lace, the Misses Swami, Burke. Gordon.
Sndler, Measra. Bach. Bradcn. Child and
Walker, enjoyed the warm and sold waters,
tob0Rgan, spring board, etc., of ths nHta-
torium ON Friday evening.
Mr.. and Miss Garland, who have been In
the oily for about a week, will leave on
Monday for Washington. On their way
they will make tho tour OF tho Yellowstone
park aud will be Joined later by their
brother, Rufus Garland, who will aooom-
pAny thsm TO tho homo in Washington for
a short visit.
This afternoon at four O'Clock 4 public
concert will be given at the BroadwAter IL
the weather 10 propitious, and II will doubt
less receive U large attendance. M Sunday
afternoons n evenings on the vernndas
and around the pleasant grounds are looked
forward TO ~ tho weekly pleasure for large
numbers OF families in this city.
III oAutaOb IA IOuMk, WHO Okb pEdHCueu
In the Christian church every evening for
the past week, has proved q most entertain
ing taIker to the large audiences which
have gathered to listen to him. Ths sub
Jsct for each evening has been announced
in advance, which has allowed persons TO
select their evenings Of attendance.
Helennitss will have the pleasure during
Tawney Robson. = graduate Of the Boston
school OF %oratory, in readings of various
styles, also in exercises and poses connected
with the Delsarts syatsm OF expression.
Mrs.. Robson II on her way to the coast and
will visit several days with friends in this
CITY.
The Catholic Ladies' Literary and Beney-
client society rendered Mrs. Dssgan, tbs
president, an informal reception at the
home of Miss Mary Morris. during which
pleasant occasion Mrs. DseRan was pre-
scented with a handsome silver cake knife
by Miss OConnell. on behalf of the NOM
bers Of the society, with q pleasing address,
after which elaborate refreshments were
served.
A CIRCUS patty composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
.. W. knight, Jr.. the Misses Burke, Sad
Ter, Swami and Gordon, Messrs, George
Child, Bach, Braden, Robert Luke and
Lansing Wells. Witnessed the wonderful
and brilliant spectacle of Solomon in all
his glory, together with the usual wonder
y ACOAoN ~ oOk4Rlot0 IL
g~orgeousness Of = circus on Wednesday
evening.
Several Of Helena'a orators we're called
upon by neiQhborinR points 10 tell once
more to the American people why the
Fourth of July has been so observed through
the century, and to work the enthusiasm of
the audience up to that point which is nec-
the date. United States Attorney Weed
spent the day in Butte for that purpose:
Miss Ella Knowles delivered the patriotic
Grafton at Deer Lodge. and g.. A. Merritt
talked to the residents of Granite.
Thu last gathering of tho ladies' literary
society of Helena was held on Sunday AZ
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Wiokes, the
for the ensuing year WAS made out. After
much elaboration and discussion "Tbe
Poets and Essays of the Nineteenth Con-
fury" WAS the course of study marked out,
and a committee consisting Of Mosdames
Wiokss and Henry Foote and Miss Leslie
was appointed to mako the outlines for the
proposed work.
The guests of the Broadwater had private
races of their own at the hotel on Tuesday
afternoon, which were indulged in by sew
eral OF the employees of the establishment.
For several days before the Fourth there
was a subscription box in full view at the
office in which the guests dropped their
A@ 1oA PHO ~ NO pOb up - Sut
different races. There are arrangements
for further like entertainment for the
guests Of the hotel and visitors from the
city on the tapis. which will no doubt be
full Of fun.
Mrs. F. H~awksworth. of 446 Lawrence
street, entertained a small mum Der of guests
on tuesday evening in honor of Miss Fer
gus, who has been a student in Helena dur
ing the winter. The guests INDUCED in
dancing, for which Prot. May furnished
the music. until late in the evening, when
delicious refreshments were served. Among
those present were Mrs. Fitzpatrick. Mrs.
Dunn, the Misses Sted,nan. Caven, Henry,
rick, Henry, Hawksworth, Monroe, Cor
nish.
Miss Hattie Shober, of North Warren
street. gave an informal evening to a small
number of guests on Thursday evening in
homo of Miss Hopper. The evening was
spent in PLAYING whist and other games Of
cards and the serving of delicious refresh
Odell Mcdonnell. M. and Mrs. Frank
Beck, Madame Medini. the Misses McCon.
nell, Lallah Brooke. Needles. Hopper,
Moran and Beck, Nessrs. Brandegee, Bar
den. Nolan, Norris, Ballet, Cassidy, Nee
bles and Beck.
Rev. William Rollins, pastor of the Meth
odist ohu'ch of this city, has resigned in
OIutI III pun &u9 Ill HuVhHC6u COURSE Oh STUDY
in the Chicago university. which he expects
to enter at the commencement of the full
term. Mr.. Rollins contemplatss studying
in the famous college thrae years and, at its
conclusion will return to the ministry. Mrs.
Rollins will also do some studying during
this time at the Northwestern university,
at Evanston. This lady expects to leave
for a visit with her:ohildren at Racine, Wis.,,
in about ten days, and will be joined by Mr..
Rollins later. The many friends of Nj.
and Mrs. Rollins will exceedingly regret to
have them leave Helena, but extend their
congratulations for the pleasant pro-
gramme marked out for the future.
1t is not generally known, unless through
direct inquiry, what a vast amount of good
st. Peters hospital OF this city. is CON
stantly doing for a large number of
patients, the larger portion of whom are
representatives of most all nations, and
people OF almost every creed. The corps of
nurses ia under the supervision of Miss
Young, who proves a most efficient man
aper OF the institution. Helenaites are not
often asked to give their assistance to this
good work. but when they are asked they
respond most handsomely. On Tuesday
there WAS a meeting of the trustees of tho
hospital to elect officers for the ensuing
year and transact other business. s. j.
Jones, who has served az treasurer for some
time, declining reelection, W. III. Little
was elected secretary and treasurer.
Good Looks.