The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-05

the Coleman houses near the penitentiary
where they will reside for the present.
Mrs. Montana Cox returned from Helene
Monday.
VIM. Coleman has returned from hi
eastern trip.
Miss Margaret Wolfe returned from
Granite Monday.
Mrs. Geo. Irvine and daughter, Mary, hav,
been guests from Butte city.
Hiram Thomas and wife are up from
their ranch near New Chicago.
Miss Kate Evans was a guest in town anG
attended the Y. N. p. G. dance.
Mrs. Capt. Mills returned Thursday nigh
from her sad journey to California.
Mrs. ]. H. Owings has just recovered
from a severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. A. d. Rose was over Friday night
and attended the Y. M. p. @. dance.
Mrs. Mcdonald, of Philipsburg. visited
her sister. Mrs. VIM. Coleman, this week.
Miss Kate Evans, of Willow Glen, visited
friends at the college Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. D. 8. Fotherinpham is in the citv
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Humber. iaf
Miss Linnie Batterton has accepted a
position in New Chicago as teacher for the
coming summer sltC
Miss Lutte Lee Evans, one of the popular
society bellies, will soon be united in mar
rage to Mr.. Lester, of Missoula.
q. 8. Reed, accompanied by his sister,
returned Wednesday from a hurried trip to
SkoWhegan, Maine, his old home.
The 7th inst. Miss Alberta and Norma
hall assisted by Mrs. Nellie A. Jones and
Miss Kate Calvin.
Yelling Napton is repairing and enlarg-
ing his residence in West Deer LODGE.
When finished it will be one of the pretti-
est homes in the Valley city.
Miss Ethel Trippitt entertained her
young friends Friday afternoon. Miss
Ethel was congratulated by all for her for
tunate recovery from the severe accident Of
last summer.
s. E. Larabie and wife gave a dinner
party to a number of friends Wednesday
evening. The following were invited:
Messrs. and Mesdames VIM. Williams. j.
81. Meyers. N. Y. Hoss. yelling Napton.
Thomas G. Irvine, John Williams, Il. G.
Humber and MI. Gus Eastin.
Mrs. Lou p. Smith died in California on
last Saturday and the body was brought to
Deer Lodge for interment. She was buried
in the cemetery west Of town at two O'Clock,
April 4. Many friends from Butte followed
the cortege to the grave. Mrs. Smith was
we'll known all over the state and will be
kindly remembered for her womanly vir-
tues. She leaves two surviving children,
Mrs. James H. Mills, of Deer Lodge, and
Mrs. Olive johnson of Alameda. Cal.
The Woman's club held q successful
meeting on Tuesday evening. Swift was
the author under discussion and due atten-
tion was paid to the life and works OF the
worlds great %satirist. Mrs. @. d. Joslyn,
Miss Mary Wardle. Mrs. I. w. Catlin, Mrs.
Lee Kelley and Miss Nellie Wardle ali gave
reviews from the productions of this au-
Mrs. G. M. Foote read an excellent
review of Battle of the Books" Mrs.
Chas. Hardenbrook's name was proposed
for membership.
The Young Mems Pleasure club gave their
long looked for masquerade last evening.
Pasco's Italian orchestra furnished
the music. A beautiful starry evening lent
her smiles and merry hearts and light feet
gave animation to the occasion. There
were a few visitors from abroad, A few of
the many elegant costumes worn were:
Mrs. DIR. Mitchell, sunflowsr; Sallie Is.
Mills, Red Riding Hood; Mrs. H. q. valin-
ton, market woman; Miss Rhitta Ward.
domino; Miss Nellie Wardle, domino; Mrs,
John +. Brazleton. America; Miss MARY
Wardle. night; Mrs. Chris Schroeder.
woman's suffrage; Mrs. l. S. Eldred, tam
girl; Miss Grace Mcfarland.
Japanese lady; Miss Kittie Gary, bell of the
ball; Miss King, queen of hearts; Miss
Annie Dix, deck of cards. The gentlemen's
costumes we're equally handsome. Will
Scott personated mammals baby boy; Wal !
ter Wiles, Claude Melnotte; VIM. Wilson, |
Ernest Thompson, musician; Paul
and Henry Reed, court testers; |
Louis Coleman, clown; j. H. Miller, |
domino; Jos. Hyde, Dutchmsn.