The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-16

in-law of the president were, Mesdames J.
x. Toole, y. Sharpe, y. S. Wade. A. j. Sell
lyman. j. X. Miller, VIM. Wheeler, w. A.
Ch sYs ,. r r Carpenter, J. ?. Blaine.
Broadwater, Hiram Knowles, Gen. Harris,
M. Il. Downs, Hervey Barbour, Henry
Blake, L. G. Power, w. G. Child, Mai
Smith. w. F. Sanders.
On Friday evening, at her home ON Ben
ton avenue, Mrs. Osterhaut gave progress
sive enchre party complimentary to Me.
and Mrs. j. X. P. Miller. Mr.. Thornburg,
Mrs. May and Mr.. Martin delighted the
company with some fine solos. Prof.
Hirschfeld rendered some excellent music
on the piano. After refreshments we're
served, Prof. Romandy struck up waltz
and the young people kept time to
its merry strains. Those present were
Mesdames Broadwater, Chumasero, Hotter,
T. Kennett, J. L. Murphy, L. G. Power. w.
+. Sanders, A. ]. Davidson, Davenport, w.
f. Cox, HARRISON, James Sanders Charles
Lehman. Joseph Davis, William Muth,
Clements, George Tracy, Shannon, George
May, Cheivers; Misses Davenport, Chu-
masero: Fannie Murphy, Kate Roberts, Enz,
ders, Landers, Graham, Stella Smith, King;
Messrs. Hirschfeld, Gibbs, Lsekley, New
hall, G. L. RYAN, j. w. Ryan, Carnochan,
Craig, Ihornburg, Parker. Cook, Ferguson,
Whipps;, John street, Il. A. Luke. Broad
water. Chnmasero, Hotter p. Kenneth, j. L.
Murphy 7. 9. Power, w. +. and J. U. San
ders, A: j. Davidson, Davenport, w. Z.
Cox, Lehman, Joseph Davis, William Muth.
Baird. Clements, George Tracey, Shannon,
George May, Cheiyers.
Although the weather Thursday after
noon was not the most genial it did not
prevent the young society ladies accepting
the invitation issued by Mrs. ]. w. Thomp-
to fancy work tea at her home on
Eleventh avenue, given in honor of her
sister. Miss Jennings. The young lady has
been in our city but a short time, but she
has made many friends. among the young
people. The favored ones accepted with
much pleasure the kind hospitality ex-
tended by her. Elegant refreshments were
served after which the ladies INDUCED in
lively conversation, devoting but little time
to the knitting of stockings and the en-
broldering of slippers. The hour of de-
parting came all too soon and the guests
declared that they had .'lovely time"
The society Scandal is preparing to cele-
brate Christmas in regular old country
style. They have rented Turner hall for
the oath of December, as Christmas even
ing is the time when Iul It'd is celebrated
in the Scandinavian countries. A COM
mittee has the matter in hand and they are
preparing programme for the first at
tempt at regular Scandinavian festival in
Helena, that bids fair to be worthy of the
occasion.
Miss frankie Jurgens entertained a few
of her young friends at card party last
Thursday evening. The young men think
the ladies too lucky in playing cards.
Those invited report Jolly time, The
party consisted OF Arthur kleinschmidt,
Emma smith. Inez Smith. Harry Yaeoer.
Andrew Fretz, frankie Jurgens.
| Personal and General.
| VIM. Auth is on business trip to New
| York.
| Miss Wakefield, of Bozeman. is VISITING
OF the house OF Capt. Fuller.
| Mrs. Reddine and Miss Williams of Al
hambra, spent Friday in Helena.
| A little girl came to gladden. the hearts of
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan last Tuesday:
Mrs. ]. 81. Lawrence has returned To
Helena after visit of several months on
| the coast.
Mrs. VIM. Haven. Who has spent the sum-
mer and fall at Council Bluffs, has returned
to Helena.
Mid the fearful Lamentations of their
friends AiAD Day, Miss Rumley, lep. Car