The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

GstE, assisted by others. has the floor fol
evening. and the subject TO be discussed Il
Art"
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Msttlsr, reesntly
married ~ Fort Benton, stopped IN Helsna
a couple Of days on their wedding trip ia
California.
The choral service At ST. Peters church
was moe than we'll attended last sunday
evening. Many had 20 be turned away
| from lack Of room.
=. o. Brewster returned 20 Helena last
| week from q winters soiourn in Boston.
hra Brewster is In Denver. aud expects 10
be in Hsisua later.
Qaits large number of school books
have been contributed by the children of
abs city for the proposed school in the
prison al Deer Lodge.
J. @. Maslin, = vell-known travelling ma n
from Chicago. Is in the city. Mr.. Aaslin
expects bis wife 10 Join him soon, and they
Will make their home IN Helena
DufinR the absence of Rev. J. II. Crooksr,
the Unitarian services will 20 on 80 usual.
The service this morning will be conducted
By Judge Blake and i. n. Fletcher.
A farewell reception Is to be rendered to
the Rev. and hrs. \. 4. Webb Monday
evening. April 16. AZ tbe fssldsncs OF NJ
and Mrs. Hotter. On Benton avenue.
DIR. and Ms. Shultz. of Butte. we're the
guests Of Dir. and Mrs. +. G. BAbeook last
week. The doctor returned LONE Fridar.
Mrs. Shultz will remain few days longer.
Thursday evening will occur the third an-
nRal ball OF the Helena Whesimen. The
COMMITTEES in charge are doing all they eAR
20 make 10 pleasant and successful affair.
NJ. and Mrs. NJ. C0nnors ana Mr.. and
Mrs. X. T.. Oaks left last week via the
Northern Pacific. for eastern trips; ths
former for PsnnsTlvania, and the latter for
Michigan.
Bishop Brewer will hold services in 81
Peters chu ch this morning. 40 which time
tue Easter music will be rspeatsd. In the
evening the rite Of confirmation will be adj
ministersd TO large class.
The ball given by Higgins Cadet band
WAS largely attended. he concert given
before dancing eommsneed was listened 10
by large audience. who testified thsir ap-
probation by hearty applause.
The masquerade OF the Juvenile club. un-
dec the management Of Mrs.. Sulgrovs, Was
we'll attended. and Was y city affair.
Many of the costumes were we'll gotten up.
ana eve one went In for good time.
Miss Clara Holmes and Joseph waggoHsr
were married a. the bri o's home Monday
evening by the Rev. +. 1. Webb. They
left Tuesday fer "trip 90 Cali OTniA. taking
in the hidwinter fair before ietuTnIng.
+. A. Miracle entertained the Hslmsi
club last week in his Lleasant apartments
in the Homer block. The COMPANY vas
chapsroned b. Mrs. Linghorae. And ths
usual agreeable time was passed In readings
and discussion.
The ehois Of the cathedral are busily en-
gagged under the able direction OF Mrs. ID.
W. Fisk in preparing for their sacred con-
cert. 10 will be genuine treat 10 all
lovers OF high class music. The date aud
programme will be announced later.
pound sociabls will be held NEXT Thurs-
day evening as 81. Aioysias nall for ths
benent OF -. Joasph's orphan asylum.
Everyone desirinE TO help the orphans 10
invited TO oone and bring a pound OF anv.
tang useful 20 them. An Interesting liz
srafy and musical y ogrAmus will be given.
No adnission fee will be charged.
A nesting OF the Hsleaa Literary society
will be held Monday evening April .. IN the
Power block by request tas Rev. W. n
Bell will rep.at his lecture on "Macseth. "
There viii be discussion o. the character
OF Lady Macbeth ~ tlI msmburs Of the
G ub selected Tor the 20 pose. anu Miss
Wade viii read papsf GA "rhe Lovers OF
lhs Order OF Railway Conductors gave
their third snnaal bal and tasqast a.
Livingston Friday. April G. and a vsty dus
time vas rsportsd. Among those who
went from Helena are Col. aud M.
Cartia. Miss Minnie ksifsnrath. Gee. Cun-
ninghAn. Mr..snd Mrs Lossby. A. Me-
NsrbsJ sad othsrs.
Attracted by the unusual sHoellenea the
sntsrtainmsnt 81 abe university laat even
iHG vas attended BY the largest crowd yea
assembled ~ these gatherings The pTo-