The Helena independent., 1890-12-14
Personal and General.

Personal and General.
Fay Harrington. of the Silver Bow Ma
tlonal Bank, is in the city.
j. w. Hoops, of Livingston, formerly of
Helena, is visiting our city.
Alfred Whitworth, of Deer Lodge, was
| seen in the city the past week.
Mrs. A. Il. Tibbetts arrived Saturday from
Michigan with her little child.
w. b. Richards has gone to Denver to
spend Christmas with his family.
Mrs. Shields has been enjoying visit from
her sister, Mrs. Marcus DAILY, of Anaconda.
J.J. Cunningham, Homer block. gave a
small but enjoyable whist party Wednesday
| evening.
Masaena Bullard. wife and niece, Mrs.
Orr. left last Monday for winters sojourn
| in California.
Miss Kelly, the accomplished daughter of
P. H. Kelly. of st. Paul, is visiting Miss
Fortune, Hemlock street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Wolcott and daughter
| started for San Francisco, by the way of
Salt Lake, for few weeks visit.
g. Il. Choate, ex-mayor of White Sulphur
Springs, passed through our city on his way
| to New York. where he will spend few
| months.
Rev. John E. squires of Butte, is in the
city, and will assist Rev. ID. B. Price in the
meeting at the Grand street Methodist
church.
The sad intelligence was wired from New
York Thursday afternoon Of the death of
! Mrs. Boutwell,, mother of Mrs. Jas. U.
| Sanders.
| On Monday evening Dec. Is, at Electric
| hall, Will be given the 1irst of a series of
parties, the revival OF the Cutillion club by
Mrs. Lamberton.
| Mrs. 4. ]. Potts, who has been three
| months the pnat GhiCau0 ~,
her way to Helena, where she expects to nr-
! rive Saturday, Dec. 20.
Cards are out announcing the Wedding OF
| Wesley +. Walker and Miss Ida L. Tindall,
Of Boulder, on Dec. %. MIR. Walker is the
professor of shorthand in the Montana
business college and Miss Tindall is one OF
the popular teachers in Jefferson county.
Prof. H. G. Phelps, of the Helena bust
ness college, leaves tomorrow for Red
! Bluff, Cal, where he will spend the holi-
days. returning to Helena and his duties by
Jan. |. The professor was pleasantly sur
prised on Friday by the students of the col
lege who presented him with a handsome
album in recognition of his kindness and
their appreciation of him both as friend
and teacher.
The Gypsy fair given last week by 3ht
ladies' OF the Episcopa. church was sue
cess financially as we'll as socially. The
gross receipts were S56S.S5, the expenses
| ANe'AAiS a CtcdA pIoAS Va VoSAs7o
For two nights entertainment the resul
reflects great credit on those who had the
tair IN charge. The parlors in the church
have been nicely fitted up as a result Of thu
talr, and there the various church societies
gather. The Ladies' Auxiliary societ,
meets there every Tuesday afternoon. ane
on the next two Tuesdays will have sales o1
goods suitable for the holiday season.
The initiation of five new members int
the Order of Eastern Star Tuesday evenin,
was followed by one of those pleasing ban
quets the ladies of the Eastern Star know
50 we'll how to give. Mrs. Hedges. tn,
worthy matson, presided. and several toast
we're responded to by ladies. who acquitted
} themselves IN very praiseworthy manner
ont Masonry Mrs. A. c. Logan. .'Destin,
OF Eastern Star Lodges" Mrs. Railsback
"Reclprocal influence considered in rela
tlon to the new members of the order.
There we're also responses from several vis
itors to the toasts Of .'Our Guests."