The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-05-25
cupy the pulpit of the Congregational

cupy the pulpit of the Congregational
church.
Miss Robinson, teacher in the central
building, will spend her vacation with
friends in Marysville and other points in
Montana.
Mrs. A. M. Williams, teacher in No. 1,
central building, will teach in her present
room for month or six weeks longer, con-
tinuing her work as private school.
The ladies of the Congregational church
have formed the first ladies' auxiliary of
the Woman's Missionary union, connected
with the Congregational church in Mon
tana. .H
The Presbyterian church bag sale which
was held at the home OF Mrs. Potts on
Ewing street, on Friday evening, proved
very pleasant affair and netted pretty
little sum for the ladies. .
Mrs. McCullogh, now at Fort Assiniboine,
expects to return home about June !. when
she will entertain several visitors, Mr.: Cy-
rus Macloy, Miss Matte Macloy and Miss
Annie Gore, of Upton, Mo.
Mr.. Clemens and Mr.. Baird, two new
Young business men Of Helena, have en-
gagged rooms at Mrs. Osterhaut's, on Benton
avenue. Mrs. Clemens and Mrs. Baird will
join them about June l.
Mrs. H. w. Foote's home will be occupied
during the latters absence on the ranch, by
Mrs. Arma Morris and son, of La Crosse,
take up q permanent residence.
Some of the ladies of the Relief corps are
wondering why they have been left entirely
out of all the arrangements for the celebra-
ton of Decoration Day. There is certainly
a mistake or gross carelessness somewhere.
Rev. Edward G. Hood. of Massachusetts,,
and DR.. Mary g. Hood, of Minneapolis,
have been in the city during the week. the
guests of their cousins. Rev. w. 8. Bell and
Mrs. ID. d. Lambie. They are now on their
way to the coast.
There will be general exodus of teach
/ ers from the town next week. Among
others who leave for points east or in Mon
Mrs. Harrah and Miss Woodruff to Iowa,
and Miss Harley to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. d. Velie will give re-
ception on Wednesday evening next, at
their home in Moline, ILL.,, in honor of the
bride and groom. They intend starting
very soon for tour in Europe. leaving
matters at home in charge Of the young
people.
Mr.. and s. D. velie and the bride and
groom with other members of the family
| were given a lunch on Thursday at the
home of Mrs. S. c. Ashby. In the evening
Mrs. Floweree. mother of the bride, enter
tanned the bridal party at farewell din
ner.
The Mother Goose entertainment at thu
Methodist church occurred on Friday night
Eva Gebauer, in costume of red and gel
low. presented striking figure rs Mother
Goose. while the family of ''the old woman
who lived in shoe" looked like lot Of
cherubs just dropped from the skies. /
they always behave rs well and look Al
pretty as on Friday night, we don't see VIII.
the old lady should worry.
Another church entertainment which
promises we'll is to be given on Tuesda,
evening next at the Congregational church
In this Miss Mosher is to take promlnen
part: those who heard Miss Mosher at tn
Carnival will wish to improve the oppol
tunity of hearing her again. Doubtless thi
will be an evening of good music which a
lovers of good music will be pleased to al
4 tend. Two of the numbers are to be give
: by the ladies' double quartette.