The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-11

az The ehutch on the evening Of March II.
90 7'3O o'clock.
About ten Young couples we're pleasantly
entertained By Miss sharpe and her brother
81 their home on the boulevard. last Thurs
day evening. Vollert and Weber furnished
abe music and dancing vas the chief fea-
ture OF the evenings RayetT.
The phantom" party 10 be given under
the auspices Of the ladies Of she Degree Of
Honor promises 30 10 a unique affair. One
OF the y eminent features will be- the Gale
DOMAIN dance by sixteen couples who are
being trained e. eeiaily for II. The date IL
i Mafon 70.
NJ. and Mrs II. o. Wilson entertained
the West hide Whist club Monday evening.
All the members we're ~ sssnt. Miss King
won ths ladies' prize. . silver valise tag
| and Prof. Hirsohfeldt wears the gentle
mans ize, pair Of silver cuh bottoms
kefreshmsnts were followed by music and
dancing.
Mrs. Weiriok will be assisted IN her en-
terrain meut At the M. u. church ussdsy
evening. March u. by the Banjo and Man
/ dolin club. the Misses htchison, Miss HHr-
| iison. Mira Harrison. Mrs. Avery; also BY
her pupils IN eloeution. and by sixteen fair
young misses who will present the beauti-
| full broom dUll.
II. :. Bedford. secretary Of the board Of
land commissioners, received a telegram
Saturday announcing the sudden death of
his father by heart failure. Mr.. Biokford
10 an only child and was devoted 90 his
: father 10 an unusual degree. lie has the
sincere sympathy Of al his friends Ia this
I euddcn bereavement.
! Gen. and Mrs. Wilson, OF Bozsmau, oel-
ebfated their tweaIy-hfth wedding ami
] versarJ last week A number Of their
/ frienda from Helena attended il. They
we're we recipients Of many valuable pres
enis. among them being $l2b Ia gold from
the citizens Of bozsman vitR which TO puT-
chase silver service
! A piano recital by II. N. Hifsohfeld will
be one OF The hrat entertainments after
Lent The entire receipts Of the conce {
! are TO go TO the Kings Daughters Of the
first Presbyterian church. The we'll
known artistic ability OF Mr. Hirsohfeld.
coupled with the ohAritabls purpose
should ana doubtless will insure a fall at
tendance.
The choral service last SUNDAY evening At
/ So Peters church was boa tifully rendered.
/ The solos BY Misses Blake and Stuart ani
mrs. MAY were much enjoyed. he duet
between Misses Harrison ami stuart showed
| TO advantage their hne voices. and the
chorus singing by the choir gave evidence
OF she oarsful training and conscientious
care OF she orRaniat Mrs. Webb.
The meeting OF the Helena Literary so
ctety which Was TO have occurred 20 NOR
row evening has been postponed till the
iOloNiuR wees, Match ~. Inc program IN e
/ will be: "Othello." By Prof. X. q. Young;
Literary Criticism in the Eighteenth Cen
TURF" BY Miss frame hagness; ''IsRo." by
| Mics DufrJ; The Uncanny IN shake.
spsare," by Miss Elitn bradley.
Some Of the people st the Gfandon hotsl
had very Jolly time last evening by Civ
| ing an informal hop ia the vacant store of
the building. Shapes orchestra. who have
rooms In the hotel, furnished their usual
charming music. and number Of friends
! from outside we're invited IN. The ladies
Of the party furnished the refreshments.
And the evening was voted q decided sue
cess.
Little Miss Ida Rosena ans gave a de-
/ ltRhuul party on The sixth anniversary Of
her birth last Thursday. A number of her
! young girl friends we're invited in TO be lp
neT celebrate, and with meTTT games an d
delicious rofreshmsnts. the afternoon
passed 30 swiftly and pleasantly, that they
wished little Ida might have q birthday
evsgJ week. she received several pretty
and appropriate presents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mofiu entertained a
number Of friends 40 their hospitable home
| on breckenridge Ut Get last week, on tue
occasion OF the tenth anniversary OF their
marriage. The rooms were prettily decor
@,ed With cut flowers, and an elegant din
neT OF seven courses was 20 we'd. Many
presents appropriate for this annive suI y
we're received, and the wish Of all present
was tina, they might live TO enjoy their
golden wedding in as pleasant = manner a.
they bad their sin one.
The Duplicate whist club met FRIDAY
/ evenings with Mr. aud MIS-. Joe Davis.
4 bis club permits nothing heavier In the
rsfreshmsnt line than popcorn or lemona de,
does not have its attention. distracted by
such frivolous objects as prizes. but con
hnes all It's energies 10 at;iot attention to
business. Those plHYioG ~ this occasion
we're; Messrs. and Mesdames Davis, LanR-
ley. Hardin, Craven, W. Jones' NJ 8. Hal-
rah, Mrs. Baker. Misses c am. Mary Rob-
srts, Davis andDr. Lsiser.
Poop from Bate who visited the capital
last week for motives of business or pleas
ure were; W. +. Pinkston. J. NJ Mont
Romsry, n. b. Davidson. G. "A. Paine, L.
| q. White. J. J. Bo cert. VIM. MoDermott, p.
\. Hughes, George NJ. Winter and ID. I.
Haskell. From Great Falls were: =. Gal
laRhe o. @. Cooper. A. l.. Skinner, l.. b.
| Smith. John L. Harris. A. J. shores W. NJ.
| Cookrill, J. NJ. Gaunt and LOUIS Pope
| Livingston visitors were also numerous
! and the adjacent towns were represented as
: usual by var Gus uRTtiss.
! New embroideries. latest New Ork styles just