The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-22

Thursday from a months visit in Cali
fornia.
Mrs. Ruscoe and her two daughters left
for the east on Friday evening.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Mcintyre nave zone to Mrs.
Goodwin's ranch for the summer.
j. H.. Cornwell, late of Livingstone, but
now of st. Paul, is greeting Helena acquain-
tances.
Mrs. Lenoir and Miss Murray are spend
ing a few days in Butte with DR.. and Mrs.
Hammond.
DIR. G. X. Cole has gone east. Mrs. Cole
will soon move into her suite Of rooms at
The Helena.
Little Miss Wallace, during the absence
of her parents, is visiting her cousin, little
Miss Knight.
Miss Adele Parchen's health does not
improve as much in California as her
friends hoped.
Mrs. Il. p. Fuller has been called to
Augusta on account of the illness of her
father and mother.
Miss Taylor leaves next week for home,
much to the regret of the many friends she
has made in Helena.
Clifford Anderson and family moved to
Lenox on Wednesday,. The population of
ing.
Miss L. X. Murray. accompanied by her
sister, Miss Maud, left yesterday for Butte,
where they will spend the week with friends.
They will return next Saturday.
There will be a Demorest silver medal
contest at the M. e.. church south, corner
Grand and Warren streets, Tuesday even
ing, March "a, beginning at eight p. m.
part. Admission 25 CENTS.
Miss Wheeler has completed a very sue
cessfu! pastel portrait of Miss Fanny Mur-
ply. The young lady is dressed in dark
blue, with n pale boa de I'opera thrown
lightly over the shoulders. The whole eff
feet is quite a pretty picture.
The D'Acheul party leave Cairo this week
for Paris. Mrs. Foster, of Butte, who is
with them, is recovering from n severe
attack of Roman fever, contracted in
Italy. The party expect to be in New York
about the first of April.
A pleasant little sewing and reading
society has been formed by some of the
ladies of the Episcopal church. There are
about fifteen or twenty members. The
worthy object of the society is to raise
funds for Il new church organ.
TIL fellow teachers and friends of Mrs.
Emma De Camp will be panied to hear of
her sad bereavement in the loss of her hus-
band. Mrs. De Camp leaves to-day with
Mr.. Ralph De Camp, for Moorehead, Mimi,
where they will carry the remains for inter-
ment.
During the week commencing April 6
there Will be Il series of lectures ut the
Christian church, delivered by Donald
Downie, B. c. l.. The subjects will be Ma
poleon, Ireland, Japan, Scotland, the
French revolution and the Paris exposition.
The lectures have been favorably noticed
by the leading papers of the country. and
those having the matter i'll charge expect to
give the people of Helena n treat.
The marriage of Hon. J. NJ. Boardman,
OF Fort Benton. n Miss Annie kohrs,
daughter of Mr.. Con. Kohrs, of Deer
Lodge, Is an event of the neat future. MIR.
Boardman is very we'll known in this CITY,
where he made many friends during his
Legislative term. He was Il favorite in
society because of his genial qualities and
all will be glad to know of his good fortune
III marrying one of Deer Lodges tairest
and most popular daughters. Mr.. Board
man has "A promising career which will be
watched with interest.