The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-12-07
THE WEEK
IN SOCIETY.
Helena.

Mr.. John Leland, of Judith was mere last
week.
Mrs. Martin Maginnis left Tuesday for
st. Paul.
Mrs. Col. Broadwater leaves to-day for
New York.
Thos, Gahagan, of Great FAILS, mas peen
making Helena short VISIT.
Geo. ]. Heilig is rejoicing over the ar
rival of bouncing baby boy.
Jndoe Chumasero, wife and daughter ex-
meet to leave soon for California.
Hon. Robt. Fisher. of Jefferson, has been
interviewing his Helena friends.
Jos. Schiueberger,o one of Montana's Scat
%le kings was in Helena last week.
Mrs. r. Bayliss, of Marysville, has
been visiting friends in the Capital city.
Sam kennett and family left Saturday
for n several months sojourn in Califor-
mia.
Jas. Glass has been seriously ill with
mountain fever, but Is gradually recover
ing.
Mrs. B. H. Tatem gave an elegant lunch
Wednesday afternoon IN honor OF Mrs.
Gov. Toole.
Rank Examiner Held is making himself
AuOWu db Jul O"AAA>'' -
annual trips.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bell, of Boulder ave-
me. returned last Sunday from brief
visit to Butte.
s. s. Hobson, president of the Bank of
Fergus County Lewistown, Mont, has been
visiting Helena.
Invitations are out for a fancy work
patty to be given by Mrs. Judge Blake at
her home this week.
Mrs. Ed Beattie has returned after a
long absence, and Is to be found at the
Merchants hotel as formerly.
Mrs, Durston, wife of the editor of the
Anaconda Standard is at Mrs. Rumley's,
devoting herself to decorating china.
A very enjoyable social by the ladies of
the M. f. church was held at the home of
Mrs. +. Gamer on Wednesday evening.
The genial countenance of j. p. Wool
man is again to be seen on our streets. he
reports very pleasant trip in the etfete
east.
The social world will think of whirlwinds
and cyclones when the cards begin to cir
culate for the Montana club reception OF
Dec. H.
Mrs Geo. L. Ingram and son arrived
Monday from Spokane Falls. Mr.. Ingram
10 making arrangements to permanently
reside III Helena.
Mrs Mary Austin mother of Mrs. F.
Kyes, arrived Saturday with her little
prandchild She will make her future
home with Mrs. kyes.
Mr.. Chns. Gilchrist who has been visit
ing with his uncle Thos. Gichrist, for
the past year has returned to his home in
Centralia, Washington.
Mrs. erosion has been absent from her
schoolroom for the last week. Shs is suf-
ferIng with an attack Of pneumonia, but ia
somewhat convalesceLt.
Will Flowerree and Clarence Kinna have
have gone east to interview Jack Frost.
The old fellow thinks ''go west, young
man." does not apply to him.
Baron Max Grotthuss, who for the past
two weeks has seemed to enjoy the hospi-
tally and congenial atmosphere of Helena,
returned yesterday to Choteau.
Henry Hedges son of Judge Hedges, is
expected home IRON the Judith country to
spend the holidays and Miss Edna Hedges
is now visiting in Chicago en- route for Hell
ena.
Misses Agnes and Geneyieve Roberts
and Mr.. Chas. Gchrist. Mr.. Turner and
Mr.. Cavanaugh. were among the visitors
who attended the Thanksgiving ball at
Townsend.
Jolly Tom Miller has bid good by to his
friends and started for the east. He in
tends to make Mrs. Miller but short VISIT
when he will return to resume business cares
md responsibilities.
A merry party consisting of Cos. and
Mrs. S. r. Hauser and two children, Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Seligman, nurse and child,
Mrs. A. NJ. Hottie? and Mrs. Chadwick are
Dec. Is.
The social given by the ladies of the
Catholic church on Tuesday evening was
made very enjoyable by the delightful
music rendered by Mrs. Dan Fisk. Finan-
cially as vel! as socially this was a grand
success.
Thursday evening witnessed a happy
gathering at the Baptist parsonage, the
event being the tenth anniversary of the
founding of the Baptist church in Helena,
and the liquidation of the church debt,
with which they have been burdened 90
long.
social dance was given by Prof. Beggs
in the hall of the Granite block Friday
evening, large numbec enjoying them
selves until 1880, wher about twenty-five
of the party adjourned to the Electric hall,
where dancing was continued until mid
night.
Cards are ont for tho marriage of Miss
event will occur at st. Peters Episcopal
church at high noon. Dec 10th. Mr.. Beck
is prominent young business man and the
bride to be is charming young lady of
rare musical accomplishments.
w. b. Richards Is trying to find his way
around Butte. If thes bruises he has re-
ceived from running into transfer wagons
and lamp posts while cropping around ut
midday do not too seriously interfere with
navigation. he will soon be seen back in
Helena. Thankful! for the light of day.
The Gypsy fair, which closed Friday
night. was as great a success as the ladies
Who gave it anticipated. Especial credit is
due, in addition to those who were men
TONED in Fridays INDEPENDENT, for the
success to Mesdames Hotter, Chadwick.
Jones. Webb. Child, Wilson and Miss
Eddy.
The Presbyterian church sale at their
parlors in the Grandon block last Tuesday
proved success both financially and So
cially. Noticeable among the many fancy
articles were a number brought from SCOT
land by Mrs Moore. Candies, preserves
and 1ellles sold readily. The profits
amounted to about SOC.
A prominent we'll known mining tex
sport" was found lamenting yesterday that
Gypsy fairs were of such short duration
de WAS one of those fortunate men who
inveiGled Gypsy queen into holding hi
0ano some nour or SO under the pretext Of
having his fortune told for d quarter, anG
the quarter was not forthcoming.
Mr.. Will Word and bride arrived Thurs
day and are receiving the congratulation
of their many friends. Cards are out To-
n YeCeDtlOu in their honor IN no rr;von h,