The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-08
Personal and General.

Mr.. h. M. Parchen 10 Ill.
Mr.. Henry Carter left on the Ord for ST.
Paul. -
Judith.
VIM; Cruise has gone to Butte for a pro-
lOnged visit.
Mrs. Beattie is convalescent and her son
has returned TO school.
Mrs. Seibens will miss her mother. who
left on Tuesday for home.
Mrs. Daviss and tho Misses Williams will
DO back from Butte on Monday,
Mrs. Cannon entertained Mrs. j. X. Clark
at q pretty luncheon on Tuesday.
Mrs. Jerome Norris gave a whist party to
a few friends on Thursday evening.
MIR. James Wells ID to be among the frat
OF the c~olonists to migrate to Lenox.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reeder have moved into
their handsome new house ON Eighth ave-
nue..
Mrs. Goddard, who has been spending
while here with the senator, will leave next
week.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Blake entertained
Col. and Mrs. lngersoll on Thursday even
ing. It WAS an informal reception.
Harvey N, English, Who has been spend
expected home on Sundays Great Northern
train.
The Catholic parochial schools were
thrown open On Wednesday evening and
Mr.. Dunn's s~tereopticon views were yery
much enjoyed.
Mrs. W. II. Y~rowbridge and her mother,
Mrs. o shrimp, leave Sunday evening for
Their former home, Lewistown, Pa, to be
absent several months.
MIS- Henrietta Q. Pearse, q graduate Of
the Helena BUSINESS college, has accepted a
position with MI. II. Fl. Kl~einschmidt as
typewriter and stenographer.
MI. W.D. Weir. who has been confined
to his bed for a fortnight as the result of a
fall on the ice. is slowly mending and his
friends hope to see him out soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Drew are expected
home from St. Louis tomorrow. Mrs.
Drew has been visiting among her friends
at that CITY for the past SIX months. "
Miss Chumasero writes that her party
will return to Helena in the early spring.
The remains Of the late Mr.. Miller are to
be brought for interment in Montana.
Col: Ingersoll was pleased to meet Miss
Ella Knowles and comni4ented her yery
highly on her admissib1 ito the bar and
gave her cheering wordsF Of encouragement.
Mrs. W. H. Orr has returned to Helena
after q two months absence, during which
she visited friends in st. Louis, Huntsville,
Moberly, Columbia, Kansas City INC other
places in Missouri. s,
Ladies furnishing baskets of luncheon
for the Board of Trade reception are re-
quested by the committee to leave them at
the Vienna bakery. Main street, not later
than two p. m. Tuesday next.
The Sketch club met and organized on
Wednesday evening. A model had been
provided and serious work began at once.
The members are Misses Wheeler and
Mason, Messrs. Foote, Swain, Brandegee,
Brown and De Camp.
Inc French conversation class met for
the first time at the home of Mrs. Lock
wood. There were twelve in the class and
az came away enthusiastic over the method
OF teaching by MAdemoiselle Mayronne.
Ssh ls introducing she Berlitz system for
the first time in Helena.
The Epworth league OF the M. T.. church
gave a social On Thursday evening in the
basement of the South Methodist church.
A very nice supper was served to the large
number present. The proceeds of the en-
t%ertainment are for the purpose of furnish
ing a piano for the league.
A musical and literary entertainment viii,
be given at the Cakes street M. T.. church
Tuesday evening. February 10. under the
auspices of the Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeayor. An excellent pro-
Rramme will be rendered. AL are cordially
invited. Near N. T. depot.
Mrs. Wickes' parlors were pleasantly
AAtcu vi Auc5uay evening", the occasion
being Prof. Simpsons lecture before the
Fortnightly club. A great deal of interest
had been manifested in the subjects SO that
the instructive and entertaining discourse
was thoroughly appreciated.
The following committee of ladies' ia
announced to promote the success OF the
Board of Trade excursion-reception on the
10th inst: Mrs. w. G. Child, Mrs, w. Al.
Chessman, Mrs. VIM. Muth, Mrs, w, +.
Chadwick, Mrs. N. Fretz, Mrs. Fl. M. Par
chen. Mrs. T. Larsen, Mrs. r. E. Fisk, Mrs,
A. M. Esler.
The members of the Jewish
with commendable enterprise have puf-
chased of g. w. jackson, the Helena music
dealer. the wonderful vocation pipe organ,
This noble organ, which has been on exhib-
ition for a short time in MI. Jackson's store.
has aroused considerable interest, and prob
ably before long several other churches will
see the need of such an instrument. Speed
the day, for good music in the church ia
half the service.
A great many new fads are heard of
every day-Russian teas, Japanese re-
the way, Egyptian dinners, and
the latest and best a Marsh NAL
low Toast" where the guests, not many in
number, all toasted their delicate confec-
ton on dainty sticks before a CRATE. Try
it and see how good they are. But it re-
mains for Helena to find the c~reatest fun
of all in an old time fad-bob sled rides,
Who are the people who have such law
fully" good times? IspM
THROUGHOUT THE STATE.
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q5at Deer Lodge.