The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-29

Sunday school pupils in securing this
money for their memorial window in the
new church. and they hereby invite ths
hundreds OF contributors 10 these jugs 30
come and see wha, IL being done with
their money.
A charming evening Was spent yesterday
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Wei
rick. An original programme had been
prepared by the hostess which for novelty
aud enjoyment has not been exoelled bV
that Of any evening during the season.
Mrs. Wsiriok he,self gave a couple of reoi-
tations in her own inimitable manner;
recitation by one OF her pupils, Miss Lena
Fluhr. and n guitar solo by Miss Susie Rem
ington. each added 30 ths guests epiog-
ment. The novel feature. however. (no pun
intended) Was a reading by Mrs. WeiIick
of novel or noVelstte, entitled "a
Worlds Fair IdyL" in eight chapters,
one chapter having been written by each
OF the eight ladies present The gentlemen
exercised their ingenuity In guessing the
authorship Of each chapter aud the results
excited much laughter. Delicious refresh
menta, consisting of sandwiches, salad. ice
cream, cake, salted almonds and coffee,
were served, and the guests separated.
Those present we're; MssdAmes Weinok.
Avery; Misses BY, Magness. Harley, Cram.
Williams Woodman, Botkin; MessTs. Wei
rick. Penwell. Biokford, Pearls. Stoner.
shaw. Farmer, Woodman and Warren
King.
The sacred oonosrt at the cathedral
Thursday evening drew out q large audi
enoe in spite of the rain. lhe muSic was
oil OF high cha actsr and was we'll rsnd-
cred. Most OF the chorus music was from
GiorHa's mass, which had been sung At
Eaate-, but "a second hearing only enhanced
its b1auty and revealed new hnTmonies.
The aoloiati in it were Mra. La>alle. Miss
Amy Roenbaum, Miss O'Neill. MsssTs.
Walker aud jackson, all favorably known
to the public, aud they did themselves full
credit on this occasion. The choir Was as
sisted bT some OF she beat talent in the CITY.
MTs. Harrison and her danghte-. Miss Ger
TRUE Harrison. Their duett. Come. Holy
Gaost." was particularly enjoyable. The
number which was enjoyed most. however.
was Miss Harrison's solo. Nearer. Ny
God. TO Thee" IL was well adapted 90 her
oleAr. beautiful tones and 10 lie said she
never has sung better. The organ solos By
Mrs. Fisk, we're simply perfect both In
execution and expression. The concert a.
a whole was one OF the most successful ever
given In the city.
very pleasant wedding was celebrated
Al the PresbTteriAh parsonage last Tues
day. April "a. Rev. 4. V. Moore officiating.
The contracting parties we're James L.
Gilchrist aud Miss Christina Ainsie. Of
this city. After the ceremony the happr
couple left for a visit TO the Midwinter fair
and points In southern California Inc
groom 10 the nephew OF Ihos. Gllohrist Of
this city. and tbs aon OF Chaa. Clllchrist
the banker Of Centralis. Wash. The billie
Ia the daughter Of ID. Ainslie, Of the Ainslie
Lumber company, OF Washington. one Of
the largest lumber firms in the west Mr.
and Mrs. Gilchrist have the best wishes Of
their many Helena friends among whom
they are both voTT popular. They will be
at home after May Is At l603 LYndale ave
nue..
After the concert a. the cathedral had
ended Thursday evening. a number Of
young people adjourned 10 the home OF the
Misses Rosenbhum and INDUCED ia i'm
promptu dancing. followed b. refresh
meuts. Two ct the crowd conveniently
bad birthdays az that date. aud the ocea-
sion vas celebrated In the manner de-
soribed. Those present were; Messrs. and
Mesdames ID. W. Flax aud John OConnof;
Misses Blaine, Franklin. MoConnell.
Straughr, sharpe Botkin and Murphy;
tsr, Il, MePhee. Arnold, Prosssr. Wofd
and Asttsu.
The coming OF the Divide Musin Conosr,
company Hext ThursdaY evening 10 looked
forward 90 with much anticipation bv ali
the musio lovers In the city. IL seems IN
necessary 10 say anything In thsif Praise;