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

lectures which promise to be very interest
ing.
Ben Harris has returned from the east.
DIR. Sara Harris returns to Helena to-day,
Miss frankie Jurgens leaves to-day for
thee
Messrs ClayberR and Tooksr have moved
to Ienox.
Miss Wilcox has returned from her trip
to Boulder.
Judge Knowles has gone'to Missoula for
a few days.
Mrs. De Witt has returned from her trip
to Omaha.
Miss Kate Noonan has returned from
Missoula.
L. A. Walker has gone to Great Falls on
a short visit.
Mr.. Pitts wife and mother have returned
from the east.
Miss Birdie Rumley has returned from
her eastern trip.
H. II. Williams, of Colorado, is visiting
his friend Mr.. Harlow.
Miss Josephine Dusan left for her home
in Colorado last week.
Miss Mary Delay, of Iowa, is visiting her
brother in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. johnson nave gone
to Missoula on a visit. g.
Mrs. Spaulding and her daughter, Miss
Curtiss. have returned.
The railroad men gave q dance in Adams
hall on Thursday evening.
Mrs. Weisenhorn will give her daughter
a birthday party next week.
Mrs. De Camp has returned and is living
with her friend, Mrs. Williams.
Ex-Gov. Leslie returned from his trip to
Great Falls feeling much better.
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ter a delightful visit to Helena.
Mrs. H. w. Cannon intends to start for
an extensive tour in Europe soon.
Mrs. Shower, of White Sulphur springs.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Silverman.
Mrs. Lamberton's friends will be sorry to
hear of her mothers death in California.
Col. and Mrs. McCutcheon will leave in
a month or SO, to make their home on the
coast.
Miss Atkinson has gone to Great Falls to
attend a large reception. She is the guest
of her brother.
DR.. Billiard, formerly of indianapolis,
and late of Pony, has moved into his home
on Rodney street.
Col. Nahan Brown, of the American ex-
press company, has gone to New York to
visit his aged mother.
o. r. Allen has gone to Chicago, where
he will meet Ex-Governor and Mrs. Hauser
on their way to Helena.
1t was amusing yesterday afternoon to
see the ladies streaming from the matinee
up to the polls to vote. g.
Imagine the feelings of the lady who saw
the errand boy drop her pale grey, new
Easter bonnet in the mud.
Mr.. Van Ness is SO much improved that
will leave the hospital next week and
join his wife at Mrs. Norris.
Tho T.,1io,s Al oo;oA. A. c---,
Presbyterian church gave an Easter social
in Lenoir hall on Thursday evening.
A small party enjoyed a pleasant evening
at Broadwater's hotel n evening last
week. The evening was spent at the plunge, I
a delicious supper and dancing.
Thursday evening the Catholic Literary /
produced their beautiful drama, |
Kathleen Mavourneen," for a second time, |
The first production was such a success that /
it made the second one even a greater.
The third lecture of the Fortniehtlv club
curse will be given by Prof. Simpson on
Monday evening in the parlors of Mrs. Cor
nelius Hedges on broadway. The subject
is "The Rise of English Drama" The fol-
lowing lecture will be upon Shakespeare.
Mrs. George Ryall v an enjoyable
reception on Monday afternoon at
ner rooms, b17 broadway, to ten of her
.ady friends. Elegant refreshments were
and hand painted souvenirs were
presented to the guests. Mrs. j. G. Beck |
Mrs. Ryall.
There will be an Indian sale Tuesday
%lfternoon at the residence of Mrs. Green.
n the evening the goods that lave nat
'een disposed of will be sold at auction.
There are some beautiful curios to be found
n the collection. An enjoyable time is ex-
and it is also hoped a profitable one.
is a missionary work very dear to this
amily who have contributed so much to its
uccess.
Unique little cards bearing the names of
Iisses Hopper, Breitnal and Friendeich
'ere issued to a small number of friends
asst week at the residence of Mrs. Jerome
'orris. Whist was the game of the even
ng. About twenty games were played,
fter which refreshments were served. and
ancing was INDUCED in. just before the
arty broke up the Virginia reel was
anced in true cole virginy" style.
The Grand Army and Sons of Veterans
ave a delightful entertainment Thursday
at Electric hall. The hall was
eautifully decorated with bunting and
ags of all sizes. Thu ladies were in dane
" costumes; no long trains impeded the
movement of the dancers. An
|egant supper was served by the ladies of
,e relief corps It was not until a late
our that all departed after enjoying a de-
ghtful evening.
Livingston Enterprise: "a letter from
II. L.. Glenn %nounc his decision ;
remain. in Helena during the summer. !
further states that Mrs. Glenn has also
included to remain in that city. This
ill necessitate acknowledgements of her kin
work in which she has been 30 J
in this city and will be cause for
ncere regret to her numerous patrons"
RS. Glenn will open her kindergarten s
onday on Madison avenue. l
A missionary tea was given by the ladies I
ST. Peters church Thursday afternoon,
re-. a.. I. Wiokes read "a paper on Home '
issions. The paper evidenced careful !
eparation and earnest observation, and I
that there wal always work TO do c
ght at our hand n we need not 90 far to
I'D 1t. Mrs. Green read u paper on For
Missions which WAS also we'll received.
efreshments were served and a social \