The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

will reoraanizs in September. A number
OF those remaining will JON the Cecilian
club during the interim.
The Helena wheeluan will give their
third Aunual ball at 4 sotrio hall Friday
evening, April -. Invitations will be sent
out. obarpe's orchestra will furnish the
music. and every thing possible will be
done 10 secure a good time.
A pleasant evening vas spent al the resi-
dencs Of Mira. J. W. Crowsll llO9 East
broadway thursday, the occas on OF her
70 tY-sighth bi thdAy. Only he. imms-
date relatives and friends we're present and
the evening was passed with music, singing
aud refresuments.
The evening given by the la lies of the
Catholic Lite AIRY socisty, so their gentle
men frienus, was very eniOsgble Ihere
we've Rotations, music anu refreshments:
aud one vretty feature was the scarf dnll
by nins young ladies. who had been we'll
trained In these eVo utions by NJ. Moriarity.
Mrs. Fred Christman entertained a few
guests at carda iday afternoon In honor
OF Mira. c. A. Per IN, who expects TO 20
east soon 10 spend the summer. Those
present weFs: Mosdamcs Perrin, PITTS.
Studler. sawyer, sweeney, LagerVall. Ap-
pieton. Miner, Mason, Crowell. Carpenter,
Lawyer
The Dupicate Whist club met last week
At the rr6ideucs Of Mr.. and AIRS. Harder.
Ia spite Of tue slppossI rigorous rsgulG
noas OF the club the hospita 10 hsurts OF
the host hnd hostess would not DO satisiis I'd
with popcorn and Lemonade. and tns guests
were treated 10 something dsoi eddy more
substantial an ths Refreshments line.
NJ. and Mrs. X. r. Gaines ents tanned a
few friends informally az whist thursday
evening. he game was followed b. de-
lie Gus iefreshm-uts such as the Gaines
hous hold is noted Tor. and TO which foil
Jgstics was done. Those present We q
Mcssrs. aud MesdHmes 4. II. kleinschnidt.
Hairs, Bailey, W. +. Sanders. aud Prof
Young.
The appreciation Of the public was man
Tested ia a substantial manner Monday
evening by the very large crowd attending
tue bail OF tue .etteT carrie ia the aud
itorium. Tho galleries held a la ge numbe
o. obss.ve aud the floor a still larger
number Of dancers. shArl e's full Orohsst. a
was ia Attendance. and she Tevelrg was
Kept NJ untIi lato nonr.
One OF the most interesting sights Of the
vo,k was tue puantom party, hu sday a,
tbs Auiitorium, gisen by the ID. o. "A. The
'Phantoms" we're all in ghostly array, aud.
To tue snlivsning music Of shapes orchss-
"a they dispOrtsd Themselves IN ghouli.h
giee. until the hour for unmaskiag came.
Nhea they yrovei TO be out common NOR
tall after all The spectators ana phln.
toms nad an equally good time out OF th.
AFFAIR.
Aprh 10 the choir Of the Cathedral ~
peot 10 give sacred concert under tu.
management OF hfa d. W. Fisk. som.
/ OF the bsAutlful muaio OF the mass aunC
| Easter morning will DO Tsi Gated viii
other aeieetions 90 be announced later
1hoss guo heard she sacred concert gIvsr
about yeaf ago. Will look forward VIII
p.eaaufe 10 Hnotnor Opportunity OF hearing
some OF tns sranieit music Of some OF th'
best compoasTa
The Shakespeare class a. the univsrsit,
gave another % thsir pleasant entsftain
ments last evening which vas we'll AZ
tended By people from town. Miss Hsp-
nefs musio vas we'll received, aud Mis-