The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-14

COMPANY with w. Il. Chessman and chill
dren,
Miss Sarepta Sanders has returned from
the east.
MIR. Vincent, OF Butte, was in tho city
last week.
Mrs. j. II. Harris il visiting friends In
Missoula.
Mrs. I. O. Young has returned from
Grent Falls.
Miss Alice Conrad, from Benton, ia at
The Helena.
Fafe Weisenhoru, who has been quite III,
ia recovering.
Miss Hopper has returned from her trip
to Great Falls.
Judge Knowles has gone to Missoula to
visit his family.
Spruille Braden Ia visiting friends at the
Blue Bird mine.
Mrs. j. i. Snap, of st. Paul. Ia a guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Cullen.
Mrs. Van Ness and little Marguerite left
on Friday for Chicago.
Miss Laura King and Mrs. Potter leave
for the coast this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Dodge, of Blazer.
were in the city last week.
Miss Annie Reifenrath has gone to visit
her sister at Helmville, Mont.
The Delsarte devotees still continue their
exercises with nnabated interest.
Miss Mary Roberts loft on Friday with
Miss Langley to visit In Chicago.
Mrs. VIM. A. Clark has arrived in Butte
where she will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parchen are on u camping
expedition in the Flathead country.
Mrs. Wheeler, OF Lenox. gave a luncheon
on Thursday to a few lady friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ide have zone east and will
whit hrc Eraavpnn in WASHINGTON 49,
MIR. Becker, tho genial clerk of The
Helena, ia out of town for a few days.
There will be three young lady graduates
from the Catholic school on the Goth.
Mrs. II. H. b owning and daughter ar
rived in the city On Friday from Portland.
The Misses Murray returned from Butte
Monday, and left on Tuesday for the east.
Mrs. Cox, accompanied by her mother,
will spend part OF the summer on their
ranch.
Mrs. Chas Reibold entertained a few
friends on Tuesday evening at a delightful
whist party.
Mrs. Sanders will arrive next week with
her sister whom she has been visiting in
Mansfield, Ohio.
Miss Smith, sister of Mrs. Hodges, leaves
the latter part of the month for a visit of u
year in her old home.
Mrs. w. Il. Cullen and daughter returned
from st. Paul Friday, leaving Grace and
Lillian to visit longer.
Miss Grace Martin is visiting Miss Alice
Langhorne on Fifth avenue for the weel
before she leaves the city.
The talented literary society of the Cath
Ole church is preparing to give the drama
''The Woven Web" June "a.
Mrs. Abrahamson and daughters left to-
day to spend a few weeks with their cousin
Mrs. N. c. Hammer, at Dillon.
Miss Dora GREENWOOD, with Miss Mabel
Collins, left on Thursday for Great Falls,
whore she will visit Miss Collins.
Mrs. Il. d. Edgerton and her son Ralph
arrived III the city Yesterday ana are al
The Helena. They will remain in the city.
Miss Witherbee has left Chicago for
Washington, where she expects to join hel
classmates, with whom she will travel
abroad.
Miss Mary Langley left on Friday for
New York, where she will join her friends
and sail for Europe on the 25th for a sia
months trip.
Mrs. T.. b. Harrison and Mrs. Mckee
have arrived in London, where they are tint
guests of Mrs. Robert Lincoln. a cousin 0:
Mrs. Harrison.
A Tacoma paper announces the engage
ment Of Austin Corbin, formerly of Hell
ena, with Miss Effinger, who is said to be
highly accomplished and cultivated lady.
Mrs. d. II. Flowerree returned from Cal
ifornia q few lays since, accompanied by
MIR. and Mrs. j.. II. Cox and sister-in-law
Miss Flowerrse, who will spend the summel
in Helena. [
b. #. Forbes and Miss May Moran wer
married at the Catholic church on Wednes
day morning. After the ceremony q wed
ding breakfast was enjoyed after which tn
couple left for Salt Lake City.
Mrs. M. Reinig will leave for Tacoma to-
day and will visit Seattle and Portland. Or
daughter, Miss Annie, who has been at
tending Annie Wright seminary. ut Ia
coma.
At st. Paul's Methodist Episcopal recto"y
on the 18th inst, Rev. w. Rollins official
ing, Edwin f.. Webster, of Baltimore, Nd
was married to Miss Leonoia 81. Irish, o
Denison, Ohio. MIR. and Mrs. Webster ar
registered at the Grand Central for tn
present. but will 90 east next week.
Miss Fannie, daughter of John L. Murphy
will enter Wellesley college IN September
She has been thoroughly prepared undo
conNetent teachers and is expected to d.
credit to Helena. She has been one O
Nine. Payette's brightest pupils in French
and under that lady's tutelage has becom
an accomplished linguist.
The Eastern Star gave their, regula
banquet on Tuesday evening, at which tn
Mr.. Mm. Child Offered his ranch for til
occasion and st. Johns day, the 9th, wa
was selected rs the date. Among thos
initiated TO the society were Mrs. Cleave;
Miss Bushnell and Mr.. Harety.
THROUGHOUT STATE.