The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-11-01

ferty, Lizzie Gilmore, Messrs. Bert Ford, j.
Miller Smith, Bert Ii. Smith, John Dinner,
Prof. Phelps, Patrick Calvin, Henry Never,
J.. w. Mcnamara, Dsegan, Charles English,
Martin Doty, Henry sheehan. Street, Her
man Ludke. Harry Brown, Will Lawson,
Geo. Byrne, Peter Beaudry, G. F. Dunbar,
James A. Watson, Lewis Israel, fred. Nc
Lean, Richard Maggie, Ely Ford, e. M. Phil
fps, X. j. Johannas and Wallace Deering.
REV. and Mrs. Kelsey gave an informal
party on Thursday evening at their resi-
denoe on Lawrence street in honor of their
guest, j. T. Conant, of Seattle. Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelsey have the happy faculty of max
ing their entertainments 30 pleasant that
their guests go away feeling that it is good
to know such people n to be invited to
partake of their hospitality. Th evening
proved q most delightful one, with nothing
formal or straieht-laced about it, but
everyone told his funniest story in his fun
NEST manner and listened with pleased at
tention to the music and recitations fur
nished by the gifted ones among them.
Mrs. George MAY sang a delightful solo,
Judge Eddy a fine bass sclo, Mrs. Fannie
Carter gave several recitations in her happy
style, Miss Birch rendered a fine piano solo,
and Mrs. Henry Foote sang beautifully.
During the evening light refreshments we're
served and partaken of with a great deel Of
relish. The following guests were present:
Col. and Mrs. Bnnnister, Dr.. ana Mrs.
Mrs. Sterling, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Foote,
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. p. Carter. DR.. and Mrs.
Foote, Judge and Mrs. Eddy. Miss Birch,
Messrs. and Mesdnmes Geo. May. Louis
Lott, Hudson. l.. E.. johnson, j. B. San
ford, G. w. Evans. 4
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Temple
Emanu-E gave a social dance in the hall Of
the Helena Business college on Monday
evening. 1t was a most pleasant affair and
all who participated in the festivities of the
evening pronounced it a grand success.
The music was furnished by the Helena
orchestra and dancing continued till the
wee sma' hours. An elegant supper was
served about midnight and the dancers did
full justice to the delicacies served. Those
NJ. sands. ]. Feldherg, A. B%irkenfeld. J.
Cans, Fl. Tom, M. Lissner, M. Morris, L..
Marks, l. Marks, Sol. Poznanski. Silver
man, Abrahamson, Kaufman. b. Loeb,
David Marks, /. Greenwood, Hepner, Holz-
berg, the Misses Dora Greenwood, Jane
Hattie Marks, Minnie Boyer, Lilly Hersh-
field; Messrs. Fl. Cans. NJ. Sands j. Field
berg, A. Birkenfeld, j.. Cans. l. Israsl, H.
Tom, M. Lissner, M. Morris. Sol. Poz-
nanski, AbrahRmson. Henry Hershtield,
Harry Brown, Lobel. Heller, Bonnie Loeb,
Louis Harris, Chas. Silverman. David
Marks, Herman Kline, David Morris, Sol.
Hepner, Kahn, Leon Boyer and Holzberg.
Arthur Pellitior was pleasantly surprised
at his homo on Fifth avenue. on Friday
evening, by a large number of his friends,
who came unexpectedly and took posses
sion of the house with the intention of ,e-
manning for the evening. After he had re-
covered from his surprise his well known
hospitality asserted itself and he made all
the guests feel Mt their case and suggested
the evenings programme, which wRs mu-
sic, dancing and games. lie was assisted
in entertaining his friends by George w.
Faust. who ia a master hand at entertain
ing. The surprise party consisted Of Misses
Moran, Herbert, Ida Silverman, Alice Lung
horne, Ella and Agnes Conner, Nellie Har-
.rington, Lizzie Mollvily. Edna Matthews,
Carrie and Yetta Feldberg; Messrs. Evans,
league, Herbert, Carter, Miller. Freeman
and Faust.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cans gave an ele-
giant dinner on Tuesday evening at their
residence on Clarke street to the following
young Indies: Misses Anna Woodruff, Nina
Ena.. Minnie Allison, Mable and Daisy
Harley, Fannie Gram and Mrs. Clara Avery.
During the evening the ladies' went in n
body and called on tho Rev. Kelsey and
wife and their guest, j.. Il. Conant. Ten
teachers in most cases would inspire one