The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-05

ritt. e. A. Steer. W. A. Hsrsh and others.
have been engaged. DR.. G. X. Cole do
Wednesday evening an info NAL reception
will be given. fog which a number OF pieces
Of mnsic have been arranged. IhuFsdny
evening the Bsv. j. II. CrookeE will deliver
a lecture and tho evening will conclude
with n selection from the famous guitar
responding to the invitation IL thoroughly
appreciated. All friends and patrons Of
tho schools arc invited to DO present 1T each
and every RathsrinR.
The ladiss' musicale met yesterday at the
residence of Mrs. b. H. Langley. They pro-
cssded at once 10 work. aud began the
study Of a com position Of music. Z trio. for
which there were about an even number Of
voicos. Under the able instruction Of
Madame Medini the ladies feel that they
viii! make much progress. and spend an
hour every Saturday with both pleasure
and profit. A numbsr Of ladies who
were invited we're unable to be present.
but hope to be after this. The time 10
changed to 2:3O. and every one 10 requested
to be promptly ON time. as tho session 10
only an our long. Those who were prsa-
ent were: Mesdames i. II. langley. I: G.
We - "a D0SSSoAs
ater, LaSalle. Kleinsohmidt. Glare Avery;
Misses Atohison. Whitney. Mills. Harrison.
Hepner, BLY, and Madame Medini.
A merry party of young people met at a
convenient place last Tuesday evening and
proceeded in q body to the house Of two Of
cesded to surprise them In tho usual method
adopted In such cases. Games, refresh-
ments and "a general good time prevailed.
The surprised were Misses Stella and
Clara Anderson. and the patty was COM
posed Of the following members: Misses
Morris. Fannie Cory. Lulu soudaD. Louie
Littlefeld, Helen LanRhorno, Lilly Good.
win; Msssrs. John Matthews. George and
Henry Houle. Albert Felletier, Bert Hawk
ins. Lawrence Peck, Jake Lisaner. Marvin
Morris. Maurice Langho NJ. Tony Schsrf.
George Robertson and Charles Prosssr.
Wednesday. Nov. Is. tho ladies of the
Eastern Star will give m entertainment in
the G.. A. r. hall. A fne musical pro-
eramme 10 being prepared. and ths follow
ing persons will assist In it.: Msssrs. G. N.
Douglass, W. c. Buskett. q. w. jackson
and D.. s. Hodge, in u Quartetto; q mixed
quartette. composed OF Mrs. May, Mrs.
Adams. G. W. Jackson and G. N. Douglass.
Miss Jennie Hepner gives n solo. and Prof..
Nunvxr and the Mandolin club are also
down for some numbers. and Miss Whit
ney will give . number. All of these per-
formers are too we'll known to tho Helena
musical world TO need commentator.
Their names on the programme is q sufii.
cisnt guarantee that ii will be in oil re-
AurAhav ookher;rc ~ Tho M;n-.%x~ >l.h
took plsoe last Fsidsv evening. II was
quite - pleasant a. all the othar meetings
have been. which IL saying a great deal.
Quite q number Of the club are yet out OF
town but will return before the next meet.
ing. Those present were: Mrs. Waite,
Mrs. Bean, the Misses Rsifenrath. Anna
Rsifenrath. Harrington, Woodman. Cooney.
Kinda, Wilson. Bridenthal. Simpson
YOUNG; Li,t!sfisid. Wansz; Ksy. Edpund-
Duerfeldt. Miracle, Ksnnigsr. Hazslton,
Reifenrath. Schmidt. Ray. Cooper, Mahan.
EhrenbsrR. Hamburger. Scott, Fischer,
Davidson, Barden, Dr.. Waite.
The Whist club met last Friday with
Mrs. 4. {. Bsbeook at her residence ON
North Ewing street. The frat prize. a very
pretty silver dresser tray, was won by Mrs.
Chadwick; the second. u silver b!otter in
the shape of = heart. was secured by Mrs.
Cope. The ladies are doing all they can for
''silver." 40 oil their prizes have been OF
tho white metal. Those present were Mes
danes Esler, Cory. Cope. Carter. Johnson.
Tresoy' Perkins. Klsinaohnid:. Ca : %p.
guests were Mrs. George May. Mrs. Henry
Foots and Mrs. D. H. Weston.
NJ aud Mo- InrrAo HaPNnPovA ~ thu
valley. gave q pleasant little party last week
in honor Of the seventeenth birthday Of
their daughter. Miss Alice Hardgrove.
Many of their %neiRhbors and other friends
were present, including n number of people
from Helena. Dancing was INDUCED in
and the refreshments were unusually fine.
The young lady was the recipient Of many
handsome proaents.
Personal and General.
N. s. Gum returned from Chicago yes
terdsy.
J.. p. MoEvily has moved into tho Meth
odist parsonage.
DR.. Wirth and family returned from
Chicago yesterday.
Senator Goddard. of Billings. was In The
city last Thursday.
Cornelius Hedges. Jr.. arrived hens
from SuiCe8O yobtoIuAy
G. w. Cannon has returned from . trip
to Chicago and New York.
Ms. F. W. Wright went to Livingston
Friday for a few days visit.
Joseph Wilmer and his son Percy re-
turned Tuesday tom Chicago.
T. G. Merrill and family have moved into
the Cnilds fiat on Fifth avenue.
E. G.. Russell has returned from q six
weeks visit to New York and the enst.
H. G. Cooker, president of thu Sand Cou-
lee Coal COMPANY, WAS In town Friday.
w. H. Dean aud Prof. NJ. Hifschfeldt ar
rived homo from Chicago last Wednesday.
Rev. J. Wesley Hill has moved from the
M. E. ~parsonageto ~ north Benton avenue.
Miss Nellie Cuthbert returned with Col.
and Mrs, Sanders from Chicngo Inst Tues
day.
Miss II. Smith. of Boulder, IL Visiting
her cousin. Misc Jennie Smith, of Broad
way.
Fl. Fliplemnn, of tho New York store.
,eturned last Thursday from a trip to New
York.
Mira, Baldwin. OF Rodney street, expects
to leave soon to spend the winter in Cali
fornin.
Miss Mary johnson. OF T, coma. is visit
ing her nunt. Mrs. Olive Allen. OF Lyndals
avenue.
State Superintendent Steere has gone to
ID .er Lodge and Granite to attend some in
s%titutes.
Mis, =. NJ. Baker rstu ned Friday from
a ,r u to Chicago aud hor former home In
Illin0iu-