The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-28

return to-day after weeks recreation
spent at Boulder Hot Springs and Butte
city.
Miss Mary Hamilton. of Hemlock street,
will soon leave in company with her father,
for visit in Chicago and Its suburbs.
Messrs. Harry and Arthur Brandegee
have been called to their home in Massa-
chusetts by the illness of their mother.
Mrs. McGriff, of Los angeles, CAL, has
Joined her husband in Helena. Mr.. and
Mrs. McGriff are located in the Grandon
block.
Mrs. M. II. Keefe writes from her present
home at Alta Vista, near Colorado Springs.
COL, that she is charmed with the beautiful
country.
Miss Edna Hedges has reached the Amer
lean shores, after her tour in Europe, but
will remain several months with friends in
the east.
Miss E. p. Gillette, of the Dearborn VAL
ley, will soon visit the city preparatory to a
trip east to spend the winter with friends in
New York.
The engagement Of Miss Estell Smith, of
345 West Lawrence street, and Mr. Denver
Dayton. of the Northern Pacific Offices. ia
announced.
Mrs. W. g. Bailey started on Friday. for
Michigan, to 20 to the home of her sister
there. The severe illness of her Pister's
husband is the sad cause of the visit.
The Kings Daughters connected with
the CONGREGATIONAL church will give a sale
at the home of the Misses Lehman, 3O4
Park avenue, on the 18th of next month.
Miss Graham, of Minneapolis, is among
the efficient new stenographers of Helena.
Miss Baker, of the Montana Central Office,
and Miss Graham are both with the Misses
Maggie.
Mrs. Whips expects to leave this week
for visit with homo friends in Pennsyl-
Wickes, will occupy their house during her
absence.
Mrs. Edna Hedges received the honor of
the appointment of grand worthy matron
in the new grand chapter formed by the
Eastern Stars at their recent convention at
Livingston.
On Thursday afternoon at two o'clock,
Mrs. Raleigh gave delightful lunch to a
few of her lady friends. Those present
were Mesdames Ashby, Harris, Porter,
knight and W. g. Clark.
Mrs. Ming and family leave tomorrow
for the east. Mrs. Ming will place her sis
her son in medical college at Philadel-
phia, and then 90 on to New York city to
spend some time.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Styles starts early this week
for New York city. In addition to the bus
mess of the trip, she will attend two we'd
dings of friends while in the city. She
Will be gone about four weeks, returning
with new stock of goods.
A private letter to friend in Helena from
| the family of Hon. w. A. Clark states they
would leave Paris on the 18th and sail for
New York on the 9th, where their daughter,
MISS May. will be married in January to
LII. Everett Culver OF that city.
The family of Judge Cullen are for the
present IN the house vacated by Mrs. Cox,
ooIner OF Benton avenue and Edwards
street. They are soon to occupy their
former home on Benton avenue, until their
new nome, so unfortunately destroyed by
nre, Is restored.
"a very enjoyable dance was given by
Kisses Nate and Sallie McCloskey at their
aome, io3. Walnut street. The music was
.ulhlsheo by Fish's band. Luncheon was
served at 1870 and then dancing Continued
IN one o'clock. The evening was most de-
iientfuily spent by all.
oh lending the completion Of their new
room IL the Grandon block for social and
pays1 meeting purposes. Next Thursday
I'LL ~ tney will hold a social there, held
eha aao special aim of meeting and making
str.r-saa uslntance of new members and
conn-saa s IN any way connected with the
Erad,;ns evening Mr.. and Mrs- O. G..
M and M Mr; and Mrs. G. A. Donnelly.
Rars.,. 11its. Nils Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ,
NJ. n Hr and Mrs. U. Jnmes, Mr.. and
FINN. r. - Nelson. Misses Lolita Peterson.
hve Ai,ns Sy Julia Sinebye, 0enA 6ina-
eaaden, ssTilda Anderson. Jon