The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-01

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girl Will claim him for her own.
Mrs. Jno. Lynn II ono Of the unfortunate
vigtims OLA grippe.
Col. and Mrs. Sanders and Miss eareptu
are expected shortly.
Mrs. erosion was. able 10, resume her
teaching last Monday. \
Miss Bouget,. o. Boxsunan. 10 visiting the
CITY, at Major Msrshsl's.
W. Mrs.. Edgar, Camps expscted here, next
week;o on hff vsy to 6pokahe Falls I'M Nh
Miss Luba Hepnsr, who han bssns Ill or
several weeks, In very much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. W. knight, Sr., will
lesve for Oalifornia shortly for . visit.
2 Mrs.. Waite, from Fergus, III a visit 10
Helena snd stopping at the Merchants.
Miss Ida 6ilverman entertained q number
Of her friends at her home Tuesday even
ing.
Miss Carrie Jacobs. Of Butte, 10 In the
city and 10 the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Morris Sands.
Mrs. Brosdwater has recovered her in
disposition and was ont in her handsome
sleigh yesterday.
Nj. and Mrs. Conner, of the Y. NJ. G. A.,
WILL take the furnished residence Of W. l..
Green, ON Knott street.
Miss Galbraith returned TO her home j n
Dillon on Wednesday, pleased with the hos
0L pOcRAVs
A party OF about twenty jolly Sixth ward
people wont fora sleigh ride to the Uni
versity last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Charles II. Duer and her little
daughter, Bessie, Of Fort Benton, are in the
city and the guest Of Miss Laura d. King.
The Misses Robertson, two charming
young students OF Deer Lodge college, came
over last week to attend the opera with
their aunt, Mrs. Norma Chadwick.
Mrs. D. g: Browne, Of Benton, IL stop
ing at the Merchants. Her many friends
will be glad to meet her, remembering her
popularity during the days Of the constitu-
tional convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. l1ainie Riggs leave Tor the
east to-day, Mrs. Higgs' health has some
what improved but is yet far from normal
and under advice OF physicians she will re-
main in the east several weeks.
The election Of officers Of the Loyal Le-
evening. Miss Edith Currah was elected
president, Miss Gertie Risfenrath vice. pres
ident and Paul Adams secretary.
A number of school ma'ams gave a pleas
ant surprise party to one of their confreres,
Miss Hoover. on Friday evening. Games,
music and delightful refreshments were en-
joyed; also an old fashioned taft pull"
Mr.. Henry Phillips, one of our popular
t Letter &c o%sr1t RI s,i has reG %r Shi from s sa at
- va bAApPS AAp AAAAAARS A0sAo4t
who resides in New York, il one Of the staff
of Harper's Weekly, and a popular writer
OF short stories, and stands high among the
~literati.
The, Y. M. @. A. celebrated the birthday
of the father of their country ON Monday
evening. A programme of music was en-
joyed together with . pleasant social. TIT
latter was in charge of that most energetic
little worker. Mrs. Cox. which speaks for
the success of the evening.
Life had an amusing take off upon the
Lent of ye society maidens, last week. A
very chic young girl is seen Diminishing the
prince of darkness who CALAMITY touches
the tops of her dainty finger tips as if in
reply to an "Auf Wiederschen," for the
treaty is marked GOOD for forty days."
The Kings Daughters of the Congrega-
tional chuch will give a mystic tea on
Thursday evening, from six to 10 O'Clock,
at the home of Mrs. Sanford, Park avenue
and Lawrence ssreet. The refreshments
will be of q substantial nature and those
who desire a good supper will be served at
the very moderate price of SO cents.
A great deal of genuine interest has been
shown in the Episcopal mission. The SER
vices have all been unusually we'll attended.
The missioner, Mr.. Christensen. is one of
the many able clergymen of the Episcopal
church, and his earnest zeal and simple
%eloquence have been a source of real
awakening to many who have heard him.