The Helena independent., 1894-11-18

| enjoyed n Beethoven discussion, each
| member playing selection from that
master.
Col. Il. d. Bannister has concluded that
California agrees with his health better
| than Montana does, and he consequently
shook the dust of the city from his feet
last week and departed from II, going via
the Union Pacific.
The departures over the Great Northern
! for the week are Jacob Mosler. for New
York; r. S. Conway, for ST. Louis; A. G.
Long. for Sioux City; John H. Howe, for
| Chicago; Charles c, Dixon. for Semitic.
and party of Cinnamon for Hong Kong.
Miss Mamie Cope. daughter Of MIR. and
| Mrs. George f. Cope, returned last Tues
| day from an extended visit in the east.
Miss Cope has been away for more than "a
year in New York and other eastern cities,
and Will be welcomed home by her many
friends.
A large number OF invitations are out
for a reception to be given by the Helena
| school OF art, In the studio In the Power
block. The school Is credit to its dl-
dector. Miss Wheeler and this reception
10 It's patrons and friends will be very
enjoyable affair.
Miss Frances Jurgens left Helena via
the Union Pacific last Wednesday for Obi
| cago, where she viii continue her studies
| at the art institute. Her brother Herman
accompanied her going to Sweet Springs
| Missouri. 10 enter the Marmnduke Mill
tary academy, under Prof. Howard.
Senator Charles F. Manderson, OF Ne,
braskn, Nelson Patrick and John Patrick,
prominent business men OF Omaha. and
| VIM. Amin. Washington newspaper
| correspondent are party OF dts
| tingulshed visitors in the city. coming
over the new burlington extension.
| Mrs. Keefe. three children and her sis
ter. Miss Ada Dcgan, left Friday for a long
| journey, their ultimate destination being
johannesburg, South Africa, where Mr.
| keefe has preceded them. The ladies' Will
| he i've days in New York, then sail for
Liverpool, visiting Ireland and England
before rc-cmbarking for Africa,
Miss Larson. assisted by Miss DeLany.
| gave surprise party to Miss Nelson nt
the home of Mrs, LatcTB on Ninth avenue,
| Wednesday evening The young peopi,
enjoyed all kinds OF games, dancing and
rrfreshmentr, staying untl late houf.
Those Invited were Misses Pearson, Fred
crlck, Aspln, Dolany, Gregory; Mcssr-.
| Anderson, Frederick. l}rookcs. Trublc,
Stockton. walker and stan
one OF the finest looking buildings the
/ night OF the progression was the high
school, about 800 candles being used In
lighting itH large windows The central
school md tho Hawthorne school were hlsO
lighted in the same manner The faithful
| janltors, Mcssrs Larkiu. Doncllcy, smith
and Tiesnor were obliged 10 stay IN the
buildings and watch. and 20 dld not Hor
| the finest parade over IN the west, Never
thcloas they felt rewarded In the pleasure
their buildings gave the sight seers.
The departures over the Union Pacific
i for the week werc T. q. Merrill, b. H..
| Phillips, A. McCnllum. u, -, nannlstor.
j. g. Upton for san Francisco. 4. w.
utown, A. g. Battersby, II, ilall, r. BrewB-
| tor J.. A. Skinner, Tor Kansas city. Mrs.
4 8, Hamilton. Tor Colorado y W Ollyer.
for 81, Paul. Frank langtnrd, FOR clinton,
| Iowa. j. N, LOnFmald. vito and dnUEhtcT
/ Tor BAKER Ctty. ore VIM. Wilson. Tor Chi-
caRo; Mrs, W. H. Gclsthorpe and daugh-
ter and Miss Rose rcrkns Of Great Falls,
for Chicago.
J, IA. Quinn. OF The Butte Miner r. NJ.
ucrry. OF the Mssoullau, ", A. and II, ~.
| sutherlin. OF the Rocky Mountain iiuH-
bandman; Judge Rolfc, OF the Great Falls
Leader; MIR, Mclaughlin. of The Rlyvr
| l'rupa; Mr. iosp, of the silver Stuici Mr.
Becker, OF the Billinga Gazette, cot sam
Gordon, OF the Yellowstone Journal, H.
~ Leonard. OF the Railway Wevirw, ami
| H. Jones. OF the Blnckfout Odhhoi News.
al OF these well known Hcribca were Va
the city last week, TO help celebrate the
great victory.
The Cavcndlsh club met Friday after.
noon az Mrs l.ArsenH The members ptes-
rnt were Meadhmea Chadwick, curtin, n.
| cannon, Babcoclt, Carter a. Tracy VIM.
Trcacy Pcrkina Raleigh, Harwoo1, u.
l<leinschmidt The places OF the nharnt
members were filled by Mesdnmes Porter.
child, ID, Davenport, Brown, Newman.