The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-22

in Louisville and she is n sister Mrs. Geo
II. Boos. Of this city. Prof. Bornschsin,
their father was known as one OF the best
musicians and musical directors In tho
United states.
The Misses Fortune gave a tea Thursday
afternoon in honor OF their guest Miss
Newman. Fancy work, music and refresh-
ments we're the features of the occasion.
Those D ssent were; Misses Newman. s.
smith, +. Blaine, Davenport Harrison,
q cen aud Hill.
Miss Fern Shores. OF Atlanta, H.. is al
The Helena as guest Of her brother. Nj.
A. J. Shores. of Great Falls. Mr.. shores
returned from the eaat this week and his
slater expects so visit bis home in Great
Falls. upon his return there, and remain
for about a fortnight.
The entertain ment given by the Ladies'
Auxiliary OF the Temple Emanuel was a
great success both socially and financially .
Supper was furnished. and the music given
by Misses Cohen. weinstein. Loeb. Simons
and Others, was much enjoy ed. Several OF
the little folks contributed 10 the enter
tainment by reeitstions.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. G. Evans returned las.
week from winters visit TO California,
whore Mrs.. Evans had gone for hef health.
Not getting any better, they retu ned home.
Mrs. Evans has been vsry low since reach
ing home, aud il is feared the chances for
her recovery are very slight.
DIR. and Mrs. Hunter left last Saturday
by team for Great Falls. whe the doctor
has a number Of patients. The roads we're
In sery bad condition, and when within
twenty-five mics of their destination Il
Was found inns ossibls 30 proceed ana they
were obliged TO return 30 Helena.
The next meeting OF the Helena Literary
society will be to-mor ow evening. In the
Power block. Tue programme will be
equal 10 any that has vet been presented
and contains the following numbers;
Julius Caesar Dir. Holt: What 10 Poe
ny7' Miss Aaeness; THE Humor In
Shakespeare" Miss l. ieEdlieh; reading
from Shakespeare Nj =. Meirick.
Gel. Sanders was greeted with a full
house Wednesday evening to hear his lee
turs before the Unity club upon the ques-
ton OF legislative government hs opposed
TO the initiative and tho referendum. Tho
lectn was full of fire. containing keen
vii, crushing sarcasm, and logical conclu-
aions. Il was listened 20 with ths closest
attention and greeted with hearty APP
plause.
The basket soeiable given by Capital
lodge No. . A. q. 1. W., p owed a most
enjoyable affair. A hue literary proaramme
was rendered, which consisted OF song bv
John W. Eddy, recitation, Master Lou
Clsn n; song. Mrs. Thos. Loudly; reeita-
ton. "Curfew Bell" Miss ByrRes; decla-
nation. "Olhello's Apology" ia Larkin.
Elegant refreshments we're then served by
the ladies. after which dancing contributed
20 the pleasures Of the evening.
The Ladies' whist club met Friday AZ.
tsrnoon with MIS- Joe Davis. and the rsau-
lar game. followed by light Refreshments.
was uloyod as usual. Tue guests az this
occasion we're hesdamss W. f. Sanders. J.
l. Sanders. WoodnaL. Loeb wood and Hold
nall. The prizes were Just alike. being
pretty gold souvenir spoons, aud we're won
BY Mr. Henry Cannon and Mira CarHon
The nett meeting Of the club will be Nth
Mrs. Carson, Ia the kleinaehmidt block.
groat many philosophers ami teachers
who have passed from thiA Hbole are kept
IN remembrance by yearly recalling their
honorable and devoted lives. Among these
stands Frederick Frosbsl. whose Kindness,
thoughtfulness aud hslpfulness In ths pass
toward little children was RENE hsfed and
blessed last fridaT by abe kindsfga ten
chi dren ia the Electric bailding. Ia ~
memb ance he birthdAI-Aprn n, l7s2-
tudaY afternoon has hssn assigned sa tha
reception daF When all Who wish % know
What the work CONSISTS OF will gain a fair
ldea