The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-19
ing the congratulations of friends during

ing the congratulations of friends during
the week.
Miss Kate Gray has accepted a position
in Seattle.
Mrs: Knowles and children leave Tuesda,
for Missoula.
JAS. King left for New York last night TO,
a short visit.
The %conundrum tea promises to be q
great success.
Revs: Moore and May have returned
from Granite.
b. W. knight, ST., is expected to return
home shortly. ~.
Rev. and Mrs. Bush, of Butte, are visit
ing Supt. Young.
Geo. Milliken. of Tacoma, has been visit
ing Mr.. Will Bach.
Mrs. Chessman has gone to California to
see a sick brother.
Judge Blake and family have taken rooms
Mr.. and Mrs. f. L.. Boardman have gone
to Livingston to live.
Miss Ella Bridenthal and Chas. Cla.k
will be married May l.
Mrs. Caldwell moves soon to Lenox to take
Mr.. Meyendorff's house.
Mrs. Rumsey will celebrate their silver
wedding during the week.
The Cotillion club will give a german at
Electric hall on Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary Hill and her niece. Miss Susie
Voolfolk, have gone to Deer Lodge,
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinhart, of Missoula, have
been making a short visit in the city.
Mrs. Chadwick has been called to Deer
Lodge by illness in her sisters family.
The Baptist church will give a missionary
tea at Mrs. Wade's next Tuesday evening.
Miss frankie Horst came over from Butte
last night and will be the guest of Miss
Laura King.
The Cotilliou club give a grand German
Butte are expected to be over.
The Dramatic club is rehearsiug a new
play which promises to eclipse even the
success Of kathleen of Erin"
Mrs. Muth gave al informal whist party
last Tuesday evening which was very en-
joyable, as this lady's entertainments al
ways are.
The Calumet club had another of their
pleasant hops on Tuesday evening in the
Cup rooms. Dancing was the unrivaled
feature of the evening.
the last meeting of the Fortnightly
club Prof. Simpson gave a blackboard talk
on the mechanical methods of studying
Shakespeare. The next lecture will be
given on Monday, the 9th.
Very pretty and extremely unique cards
nave been issued by Mr.. and Mrs. North for
the celebration of their twentieth annivor-
sary. The china wedding will be enjoyed
at the Child ranch on Friday evening.
Wednesday evening the young folks of
the convent celebrated the t~hirty-tirst an
niversary of the Mother Superior's sister
Mary Baptlst's entrance into the sister
hood. The entertainment was much en-
joyed.
Mrs. Phelps gave a small and informal
afternoon on Monday in honor of Mrs.
Donald Bradford. Among those present
were Mines. Baird, Will Jones, Nav. Os.
car Bradford. Donald Bradford, Sebins and
Miss Fortune.
Several private luncheons have been
given tins week, small though very elegant.
One given by Mrs. will Jones Friday, was
very enjoyable. Among those present were
Mrs. M. A.. Walker, Mrs. =. j.. Jones, Mrs.
Huntley. Mrs. Carpenter.
A lawn tennis club has been organized to
meet III the Electric hall, where nets will
be stretched upon the improyised lawn.
From tho enthusiasm displayed the club
promises 70 have Il great deal of fun and
They expect to begin playing at
an early date.
The Organ Find society, of 81. Peters |
will give II musicale and conun- |
drum upper ut the home of Mrs. r.. II.
kleinschmid., next Wednesday evening. !
A treat rs anticipated from the musioal pro. |
grammo and 40 small amusement will
follow IN the conund,ums.
Tho Eastern Star held their regular meet |
and banquet on Tuesday evening. Mrs.
Ben Folk and Miss Herrick were Initiated |
into the sec rets and pleasures of thisp popular !
society. After tho limitations II most agree |
abio banquet was enjoyed. During tho |