The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-06
morning parties, made before most mortals
have begun their breakfast toilets, are quite

morning parties, made before most mortals
have begun their breakfast toilets, are quite
in vogue.
Miss Eva Gebauer and sister, who have
been spending four weeks with friends at
Townsend, returned yesterday.
Miss Wareheim and sister, Mrs. Rohr-
baugh, left on the Northern Pacific yester-
day for visit to friends in st. Paul.
F. H. Fowles and wife, left last night, via
the Northern Pacific road, for Ballston, N.
Y, where they will spend the summer.
A few friends enjoyed a pleasant little in
formal dance at the home of Mrs. Word,
on Madison avenue, last Monday evening.
Mr.. w. B. Edgar left on the Northern
Pacific last night for Chicago, where he is
called by the illness of his father, who is 70
years old.
Mrs. Havilah Heathwood, of the Christian
Science Institute, leaves this week for Boze-
man, where she will spend short time
visiting friends.
Mrs. Herman Cans and Mrs. Morris Sands,
Of this city, start to-day for trip through
the Yellowstone.
Mrs. Aver reports the operetta which
she has in charge, as progressing very en-
couragingly. II will be in ready for pre-
sentation in two weeks.
Miss Mau, who is spending her vacation
in Helena, leaves soon for a short visit to
Pony. She will return to her school in
Marysville next year.
Hon. Jas. Gibbs, of Virginia, accompanied
by his lovely daughter, Miss Ethel Gibbs,
is visiting the family of his SON in-laW, Mr.,
K. G. Davies, of this city.
Mrs, j. B. Newman, wife of DIR. Newman,
formerly of Sun River, now of Great Falls,
will this week visit the home of the Misses
Fortune on Hemlook street.
her friends very pleasantly on the Fourth
of July, by an informal dinner given at her
beautiful new home on Ewing street.
Mr.. T. Il. Wallace and family with the
families of Mr.. Hopkins and Mr.. Mcintyre
left the city via the Montana Central few
days ago, for short term of rustication.
The district court adjourned yesterday
out of respect to Mr.. L. +. Casey, who died
on Friday evening. A committee was APP
Mr.. H. G. Stevens, who left Helena a
short time since to join his family at Lake
Minnetonka, ia laid up from the effects of
being poisoned while on fishing excursion.
MIR. II. G. Arnold, of the First National
band, and delegate to the recent national
S. S. convention, is now visiting at the
home of his aged father, at Bath. Me. He
will return in about two weeks.
Quite number of society young people
l.
day last found that the CIRCUS tent is no
respecter of persons, and returned home a
wetter and wiser party than when starting.
Mrs. @. H. Harlow end little daughter, of
Chicago. mother and sister of Mr.. Richard
Harlow. of this city, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Oscar Bradford on Madison
| avenue. Mrs. Harlow intends spending the
summer In Helena.
Miss Sarah Howe. daughter of Mrs. VIM.
Howe, was married last evening to Mr.
| August Ditmer. The ceremony took place
Mt the Presbyterian church at eight o'clock,
and was followed by reception at the
hume of the brides mother, $40 Sixth ave.
nue..
Mrs. Osterhout has been confined to her
room for more than week with very
serious case of erysipelas. She is now
slowly convalescinQ and will 20 to Boulder
Springs in company with Mrs. Whipps al
soon as possible for more complete res
and recovery.
Miss Louise A She'll favorably known Il
many persons in Helena as very superio
teacher. will this week arrive in the city ant
spend the rest of the vacation visiting
been teaching the past year at Prof. How
ards military academy, at Ogden, Utah.
most enjoyable occasion at Hote
party given by MIR. Bryan, the popula
young manager. The party consisted O
Miss Curtiss, Miss Fannie Witherbee an
Mr.. Chas. ]. Shaw, chaperoned by Mr.. an.
Mrs. Wat Piercy. Dinner Was served in tn
'.blue room." The decorations of the tabl
were exceedingly tasty and unique. Ate
dinner dancing was enjoyed in the parlors
) Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson have returne
7 trom their wedding trip to Salt Lake city