The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-28

On Tuesday. Decoration day will be
generally observed. The usual parade will
take place In tho morning. Az 2:8O O'Clock
,. m. the Grand Army snd auxiliary sooie-
tiss will reasonable At the Park avenue
hall aud march to the auditorium. whore
the following exercises. TO at
thYes O'clock, will DO held:
Invocation by Post Department Chaplain
8. r. Snyder.
Selection by qunrtstte.
Recitation BY Clara O'Connor.
Music by HiQglns' corpet band.
Addrass by Hon. E. d. Weed.
Nasional hymn. "America," BY quartstte
and audience.
Bsnsdiotion BY Comrsds snyder.
Citizens generally are cordially invited.
Al the auditorium there will BE- comfort
able seats for ell.
Personal and General.
Ernest Nelson was in the city yesterday.
the east.
J. A. Watson left eA Tuesday for 81. Paul
and Chicago.
Miss Frances JuTaens returned from .
visit to Great Falls. 4
Mrs. w. G. Praeitt is expected home the
latter part OF this month.
Mrs. H.. E. Brunsll expects to lssve for o
visit TO Boston tomorrow. o..
Mrs. A. L. Bsbcock. OF Billings, 10 the
guest OF Mrs. Peter Larson.
C. w. Pitts, of the Great Northern, has
returned from . visit to the east.
Justice Harwood and wife expect to leave
for tho east some Time next week.
VIM. +. Rector loft on Monday to take .
position At Mammoth hot springs.
Mr.. Stanton. who has been the gusss Of
hvR - ~ 1nnnn l~%k f4u R~-lIN. 80 Mac
DAY.
Mrs. b. T. Webb and Miss Ada Webb
left on Wednesday tor Chicago and tho
east.
Mrs. A. j. Steele and children leave TO-
morrow for Boston. via the Northern Pa
cifio.
+. L.. sizsr. after spending several
months in Washington, D. G.. has returned
home.
W. H. CLARK went TO Minneapolis ON
Wednesday,, expecting to DO absent about
ten days.
Sir William and Lady Brooks, who were
at The Helena last week. left for Chicago
on Wednesday,.
Rev. and Mrs.. T. v. Moore and children
expect to leave for . trip to Scotland the
early part Of June.
The Juvenile Whist club held its last
meeting yesterday evening, at the home of
Hiss AQol0 f0rCno0s
Prof. Merritt. Of the Helena high school.
left Yesterday for Cornell, where he goes to
attend commencement.
The usual Decoration day picnic party OF
society people will go to tho Gate Of the
Mountains on Tuesday. Il
Duncan Hunter and bride have returned
from their wedding tour u are now stop
ping at the Broadwater.
Ms. Glare Avery and Miss Fannie Cram
expect 10 leave on Thursday for a vacation
in their home In Winona.
Miss Eva Holmes, a cousin of Miss Rum
ley. OF this city. will be married in June to
Fred Weed, Of Seattle. Wash.
Miss Gstz left for Cincinnati ON Saturday
via the Great Northern, to spend her sum-
mer vacation with her parents.
In . letter. received from Mrs. Richard
Jockey, Al Genoa. she writes that her
daughter. Miss Mary. 10 quits i'll.
The Holsna literary society had another
Of its delightful meetings on Monday evsn-
ing at the home of A. w. Lyman.
The ladies Of the Columbian com nittss
have received word that the silver fountain
is now put mp and Ia highly Satisfactory.
VIM. Gibbs expects TO leave on Wsdnes-
day for his homo in New England. expect
ing to visit there and along the Atlantic.
Mrs. 4. H. Kleinsohmidt. accompanied
by the Misses Iau and Kuphal. are going
for a few weeks visit 10 the Worlds fair.
Charles Brown. Of San Francisco. father
Of Mrs. David Marks. Is visiting his
daughter before going to the Worlds fair.
B. @. Ferguson, one Of our popular SO
cistv men, expects to leave the latter part OF
visit to his homo in old Virginia.
Nj. and Ms. p. O. Brewster, Who have
been occupying she franklin house ON the
boulevard the past winter, expeot TO leave
shortly for . visit to the seashore.
George Fl. lilly leaves TO- morrow for an
extended trip through the rast AID Europe.
Mr.. lilly will visit friends and relatives in
Enaland and Scotland while away.
Ned Child. whose absence from Helena
friends, Is q in Chicago and holds q
position % clerk in the Aaoitorium.
Judge and Mrs. Wade. accompanied BY
| Mise Wade and Miss HsdeoA left for q
visit to the Worlds fair or Tuesday. Tho
trip will also include = visit in the EASTERN
states.
Every n will be glad to hear that The
Wednesday, May 81. It is tho frat sign OF
the approach OF the summer season and 10
hailed with much anticipation.
Mrs. Herman Simon 10 expecting . visit
from her sisters. Mrs. Il. N. HsTshaeld, Of
Kansas City, and Mrs. Jennie l.. Kshn. of
New York city, whose marriage to Il. Stunt.
merfsld takes place June ! at Hotel Savoy.
number of society psople went out ON
Monday evening 10 enjoy o dip in the
B%roadwstsr plunge. Mesdames VIM. Wal
lace, Jr.. E. w. Knight. Jr., tho Misses
Swainn, Es.ells SwAinn. Ssedman, MoCon-
nell ana the Messrs. E. w. Knight, Jr.. G.,
b. Child, II. L. Walker, w. b. Hotter and
Il. b. BrAdsn.
number Of the young mon have az
ranged for a picnic and party At the Child
ranch or Decoration day. There are fsw
who have no good a time ~ this particular
crowd OF young people. out on . frolic.
They &c for ? good time, and they have II.
Ths train will leave the Northern Paeino
depot At eight O'Clock sharp on Tuesday
morning.
Nsws WAS received yesterday of The cleo.
ton of Charles Word aud Edwin o. Hotter
to She Skull and Bone society OF Yale col
!egs. This 10 regarded ~ one OF the great
honors. for sts '.Bone" society, a. Il 10
COMMONLY called. 10 the most exclusive of
the college ffa%ternities. II 10 . senior So
sisty and has not more than Q dozen mem
bsrs. who are elected By reason Of high
standing, popularity. athletic honors or
special distinction In aOma lima II a tha