Theliterary club will hold their last reg^^ular monthly meeting at Mr. Kane's house,^on Tuesday evening next. On this occa^^sion, and in view of the fact that it will^probably be the last of these very pleasant^entertainments, a full attendance is as^^sured. The evening will be devoted to^original recitations, readings and some con^^certed music. Mrs. Hein, formerly Miss^H jse Band, is expected to recite, which will^unquestionably prove to be the dramatic^treat of the evening.
Themusical and literary entertainment^given on Tuesday night at Adams' ball^was a gratifying success financially as well^as otherwise. The young ladies spared no^pains to contribute to the entertainment of^the guests. Each number of the excellent^programme was well rendered and elicited^hearty applause, while many received well^merited I ncores. One interesting feature^of the evening's ent rtainment was the^voting tor two prize*^a dainty^cup and saucer of delicate china^donated by Quang. Uelng A Co., of China^^town, and an exquisite silver pocket match^safe presented by Mr. Sreinmitz, the jew^^eler. These were to be awarded to the^most popular young lady and railroad^man. The voting caused many a jolly,^benevolent railroader to find tbe way to^the very bottom of his pocket. Tbe board^of directors for the Home return thanks to^all these kind friends.
PERSONALAND OENERAL.
H.B Corey, of St. Paul. Is visiting Mr.^and Mrs. O. C Dallas for a few days.
Mrs.A. A. Lathrop has departed for a^month's visit at her old home in Chicago.
Mrs.C. W. Cannon, of this city, is lying^dangerously ill in Chicago.
Mr*,lien. Kuff, of Philadelphia, is in the^city on a visit to her son. J. 0. Kuff.
Thefamily of G. G. Martin reached Hel^^ena yesterday and are stopping temporar^^ily at the Porter Flats.
Mr.and Mrs. John Kenyon Kane expect^to leave Helena for Europe in the early^part of July.
