The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-23

trees. The tables were decorated wit
vines md cot flowers, adding mot a little I
the enioymsnta of tho refreshments ant
the beauty Of the scene.
The entertainment by the Helena Catho
lilo Literary society Thursday evening VA
pronounced a decided success. The com
pany gathered al 81. Aioysius hall and talk
Ing, fsastipg, recitation and music was til,
order of the hou-. The programme was q
follows:
Instrumental Selection,
Mr. H.. G. Garland.
Miss Lizzie O'Neil.
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MIR. Harry Cannon.
tocai GoIOs .s... y. -.,.,..t........ bfSein
Miss Azie Mills.
Vocal Solo. "Rooked In the Cradle OF tho Deep
Mr.. j. L. Walsh. -,
s Mr.. Joseph o'Brien.
Song Savannah Home
MIR. 1. j. Duttin.
"a Dreamt That i Dwelt in Marble Halls
Miss AZie Mills.
III n, Picture That Wa, Turned Toward th'
So Mr.. Dan ]. Messher: .,
Mr.. Joseph o'Brien.
All the numbers were sncorsd and re-
sponses given, making a pleasing variety.
Although the primary object OF she enter
tainment was enjoy ment and sociability.
the net proceeds were about $25. and the
society extends its grateful thanks 10 all
who particle atsd. and helped TO make the
social and tinanoiul success.
The principal social event Of the week
was a charming little gathering in the
Grandon hotel, At which occasion some Of
the gentlemen there residing entertained a
few Of their friends in a most agreeable
ninnner. The time was spent In social
converse. dancing and music. Vocal solos
wee given BY Misses Stewart and Rosen-
baum in their usual acceptable style. and
other music of enlivening effect by stringed
Instruments in the hands Of Messrs. Clark,
Arnold. Zoeckler and Sharpe. followed.
Light refreshments we're served, and after
further music, BY the string quartette, the
company SOL arated. feeling that they had
.. ent . most enjoyable evening.
Those present were Mesdames Blaine,
Buck. and Wells as ohaperons; the Misses
blaine. Ella Blaine, Stewart. kosenbaum,
Corwin, Murl by. Mcconnell. Steadman,
Franklin; the Messrs. Hugh McPhee, Jack
IicPhee. Arnold. Mercer. Thompson. Clark,
Zoeckler. Boom. Prosser, SHARPE and Hol-
tsr.
A charming little reception was given BY
Mrs. Leslie Sulgrove, OF Harrison avenue,
10 the young people who danced the May
ole dance a few weeks ago. Nothwith-
Handing the sultry weather. is ia never too
arm TO dance, SO the merry hours were
chased by eayly flying feet. while some
prsfs red the cool retreat Of the lawn. or
The halls. After ref. sshments, moro dane
ing and music. and the young people
their way homeward. Those In
vited wore: Misses Clara Billiard. Lizzie
Swseny, Rose Raztos. Laura Thompson,
Alta Child. Fannie Child. Gertrude Hiok-
man. Sadie Dicksn, Helen Langhotne, Clara
Lallah MoComas, Miss Hopper
and Miss Shobe /; Messrs. Andrew Frstz.
E ward 10 sky, Hugh MoPnee. Gilman
Billiard. G. X. Preuitt, Horace Joss. Theo-
Q Kinda, Cornelius Hedges. Jr., Fred
Yeacer, Clark Fisk, Rudolph Horsky. Algy
Sullivan, Har Y Yeage and Fuller Nudd. Of
A party Of Helena people with guests
from New Yo-k.and st. Paul, took a pleasant
trip to the Gats OF the Mountains last
Monday. The weather was cool and pleas
mt during the entire day. and the usual
over the hills. and boat ride on
the river were enjoyed BY all, the only
drawback being the too warm reception
given them by clouds Of Welcoming mos
The guests f ON alb Dad declared
they had oftsn he RI # western 90 tdislity, |
it was now being verified beyond their
most sanRuins expectations. Those COM
posing tbs party were: Mr.. and Mrs. |
Fyles, Miss Florence Fyles and
Hiss Hopkins, of New Yo,k; Mrs. Charles
J. Fee. Mrs. B. N. Anstin and Mrs. Frank
Hurley, OF st. Paul; Messrs. and Mesdames
!. d. Bannister. A. w. LYMAN. Barnard
and A. W. Campbell, Of Helena.