The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-15

giving the expected soiree at Encore hall
for at least two weeks, because the hall is
rentta sor other purposes.
Mrs. Frank Baird, wife of the manager of
the new Murphy bank, and sister, Mrs.
Clemens, arrived in Helena on Monday
last. Mr.. and Mrs. Baird and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clemens make their home at Mrs.
Osterhaut's, on Benton avenue.
It is reported "sub rosa that Joe Chi
National bank, is soon to be united in mar
riaRe to young lady of England, she hav-
ing just arrived in New York from the old
country and is now on her way to Helena.
Many ladies of Helena have recently ex-
pressed desire that special hours be set
apart for their enjoyment of the Broad
water bath once week. A number would
avail themselves of this pleasure who will
not venture in under the present arrange
ment.
Mrs. Spaulding, at her house on CLARK
street, entertained few friends at whist on
Thursday night. Those who enjoyed the
seductive game were Mr.. and Mrs. George
Martin, Mr.. and Mrs. Hathaway. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hewins, Miss Lena Curtiss, Messrs.
Ed. Arthur and Harry Brandieee, Mr.. Charles
Clark and Mr.. Fish.
Alderman Lissner has resigned his posi-
ton as the Demosthenes of the council and
Aldermen Thompson, Connolly, Dunn and
some of the other freshmen to spread
themselves and show the public how much
they know of municipal affairs.
The cesus taker is creating CONSERVATION
among the bachelors, widows and maidl
who have been passing themselves off to-
sweet twenty-threc to thirty-six when they
teen years older. The question of a viRi
lance organization of both sexes to dea
with the census takers is being agitated
small party left this morning to enjoy 9
day of sunshine and pure air among the IN
spring beauties of Montana's woods and
mountains. They started at $50, going in
the direction of tho "Gate of the Noun.
Hoag laurie Patterson, Fox, Sophia Hoag
Jessie Stafford, Messrs, S. II. Greene, Hoag
Cuthbert and W. II. Schmitt.
Among the students who are expected
soon to return to their homes for the sum-
mer vacation are Mr.. Lewis Sanders, who il
in the freshman year at Harvard; Mr.. Ed
Hotter and Mr.. Charles Word, who viii
have finished their course at Exeter; Mr.
Ernest Cullen, who will complete the frs
year at Ann Arbor. and c. G.. Broadwater
who is studying ut Shattuck, MINI.
At the journal Publishing company
store there is on exhibition very handsome
painting of one of our well-k known societ,
ladies done by the artist. Mrs. Oakley, VIII
has spent some time in Helena. Mrs. Oak
has made art life study i'll New York cit
and paints largely from memory, yet witt
very pleasing and natural effects as anyon
who examines her landscapes or portrait
will observe.
Denny Ryan skipped out on last night
No. = Northern Pacific train for tho east
and it is said. and with every indication O
fact, that he intends to bring back
dainty blue-eyed piece of feminin
humanity, won at the end of his route, VIII
has been looking forward to honeymoo
trip to tho Rockies for some time, Will
Denny has been attending strictly to bus
ness" and "piling up the rocks in prepare
ton for her advent. His bachelor CON
panions on the west side are in sack-clot
and ashes over the contemplated loss O
their chum. Denny gave his age lin strie
| confidence) to the census taker befor
| leaving.
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