The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-28


Miss Whitney. ''''''
Violin oblgAto-nr. sharp.
Iro-' Hearts Light as Air. ........ Wekerlir
M Miss stuart. Mrs. Adams. Mrs Avery.
Piano solo-"Allegr =" sonata Op. 81. = eethover
solO-"The New Kingdom ".........To ur,
Duet-"Night in Venice .Ipeantonl
Miss whitney. Mr.. Jsckson
accompanied. hiss aker. Miss Wade, rrof
MAJ. Mr.. Clark.
Still another entertainment for "sweel
oharity's sake" will give many people an
opportunity 20 open their hearts, their
pookstbooks and their ears. A very fns
Entertainment IL to be given a. the opera
house. Friday. Feb. 2. uAdor the auspices Of
the Helena Banjo and Mandolin elub.
This club, which has achieved a ia On en-
ViAble Tsputation, will be assisted by some
OF HelenAs best singers. ana tho rro-
gramme ie an excellent one. Mrs. Weiriek.
one of the most talented elocutionists OF
the day, 10 also to appear, and in every
other way the eutertainment will be as
complste ~ skilled talent ana energy can
make 10.
PART !.
Overture-''ei LOotah. ".....R. c. Garland. Jr.
.tt,o., Oh Prof; harps's orchestrs.
Helena Banjo and Mandolin Club. 'O0''
=, Mrs E B. weirick. '''' '' '''''''u
Miss whitney and Mr. jackson. Aeooihs
soio-"his Name Is Patrick HrAnnigAn. I" 49,.
Louis p. sanders. --'''"'''
Double quArtette Annie Laurie. Z" Dudley Buck
hesdames adams, Avery, @ Kleinschmidt, Jr.,
Misses bly,, Wade. Brooke Harrison,
STUART accompanies, Miss / aker.
PART II.
Fiano solo Romance. .......... .Rubens,ein
Mr.. ~. Hirschfeld.
Aharaeter sketoh-"hiss lritzenhoffer's Trou-
81, Nj. Gertrude swiasstto-wiis;o1nr.. % 1900 &c
solo-(Al "Nobil tsnor' 80. ...-..... 49,.
b)'sour Grapes :" - RoecoSeI
Miss Whitney.
~ H IL Bsnio and Mandolin cl D iipA d
Q1intette-"Heaven May TO You Grant Par
Miss Wh,tney Mn. bve,v tso5oW ssstaA
lode, hodge and tddy' accompanied, Miss haker.
Helena Banjo and Mandolin club.
The social held on Friday evening Al she
residences OF Ms. Gsbsusr, OF Dearborn
avenue for ths benefit Of the city mission
airy Of ~ Paurs church, proved a grand
success in every way. The spacious rooms
were early hlled With thronQ Of the
friends Of Ms. Phillips and ths work, and
every one weRt determined to have a good
tine and we're not disappointsj, 10 their
many monials will serve &C proof
hefreshmsnts consisting OF salad. sand-
viohes, olives cake, oofses aud chocolate
were served BY the Young ladies' OF the
church from handsomely decorated and
bountifully laden table, presided over By
Mssdsmss Hopkins and Tuppsr. pro-
gramme consisting of vocal music by
- nmII
Miss Eva Holden. and instrumental by NJ.
Workman, was greatly enioyed during the
eAfly hours OF the evening, and later all
joined ia singing the old familiar tunes
from the Songs of Joy and 0ladness 4"
All together the event was one OF the pleas
ATTEST Of its kind ever held In the city and
manv thanks are due the kind friends who
81 ohesrfully helped carry out the arrange
msnts In detail.
A quiet but none the less happy wedding
occurred last Tuesday LATTE noon al $50 at
the residence Of ". G. Crum. on Fifth ave-
nue.. Rev. ]. II. Crooksr officiating. Oaly
the Immediate relatives we're present. The
high contracting parties wee Miss Satie
Cfum and George II. Wortnan. The
bride, who 10 . tall. stately blonde, wore a
very becoming dTess Of pale green Q epe
and carried large bunch OF pink rosss
groom. Miss Jennie Workman, atti ed in a
daIk er shade Of green silk. with black lace
trimming. The Rroom's best man was
Fred Hoirovd. After the ceremony m
elaborate Wedding supper was served. and
then the happy couple repaired TO their
own home 20 1927 Eighth avenue. where
they viii be AZ home TO their friends after
the middle OF February. A large number
Of useful and handsome D. essnts we're re-
ceived. The bride Was a former teacher in
the public schools. aud the groom Is a con-
tractor. 1hev start out in their new life
with the hsartisst good wishes OF q large
circle OF friends.
The third md last Unitarian recital WAS
tho climax OF a series whose like has never
been exeslsd in the history OF Hslena's
music,l OF olea The piano solos Of Mr.
Hirschfeld were given With a hTiliiancy of
technique aud delieacy of finish which
held the audience with almost breatlless
attention. . he concerted music was given
with spirit and precision; the duet IT, Wsen
Madame Medini and Mrs. Foote. silent as
Night" OF Goetze's. was rendered with
such exquisite skill that the audience was
satisfied with nothing less than a repetition
Of H. The Musical Dialogue" Of Meyer
helmuna's between Miss Brooke anu AIR.
husei WAS tho oughly enjoyed. All OF the
numbers deserve com mendatton. aud many
received warm encossA
The lecture OF MfG Laura l.. Howey. en-
titled "Ecce Femina." bsfo the Unity
club. Was listened 10 by an arp, eciAtivs
aud TsfTessntative audisncs. one CON
osed OF thinking men Hnd women, Who
we're all INTERESTED IN she question, " ieh
With many other great questions A. takiag
The attention OF the present generation. A
resume Of the adde's vas given in 1hurs-
days INDEPENDENT. he nent mseting Of
ihe Cub vail be- Monday. Jan. %, a. the
residences Of Albert klsiuschmidt. on JEFF
isfson street, and a continuation OF this
subject will be discussed by the msmbsis
with Miss sande a. leader.
The skating rink siill holds good aud has
~ usual number Of dsvo,sss. Oss party.
consisting Of Mrs. Wil Jones' Misses X.