The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-03-08

teacher ID making her home with mrs
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Miss Gsrhart loft IN Wednesday for he,
home In Iowa.
Chas. Lehman 10 confined to his hous,
with Ia grippe.
Mrs. Denver Dayton. who has been very
Ill Ia recovering.
Mrs. Sam Kennstt has returned from he,
visit in California. 4
b. W. knight, Jr., has moved into his
new home At Lonuox.
Mrs. Word and daughter May loft TO-
California Thursday,
Chas. Dickinson left for his home Ii
Tacoma y few days ago.
Miss 1essie Hsaly, Of Livingston, spent a
few days in Helena last week.
Mrs. Joseph O'Nsi!l and son are quit,
sick wish Ia grippe and pneumonia.
Mrs. Peter Larson has returned from Z
delightful trip through California.
The friends of Mira. Il. w. s. Folk will be
glad to learn that she 10 somewhat better.
Miss Anna Reif0nrath, who has been
quite i'll for the past month, is convalescent
Col. and Mrs. Broadwater and judge and
MRS. Chumasero have moved into thei,
homes.
The Loyal Legion hold their meeting
every Monday evening in Lenoir hall al
7:30 O'Clock.
w. W.. Woods, wife and little daughter
spent the latter part of the week in Butte
n returned yesterday.
Major Smiths family write warmly Of
tneir Helena friends n express a great
deal OF pleasure in their new home in Chi
cago.
Prof. Swallow has taken, one Of Ch;esssnmaln
houses, corner OF Sixth venue and Ewing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey and Gen. and Mrs
Harris will be of this delightful family.
The Women's Home association have
commenced a series of Lenten talks. The
first one was given Thursday ev ming by
Rev: Mr.. Rollins. The next one will be by
DR.. Maria Dean, after which other promi-
nent persons will be heard.
The Women's Relief Corps gave a de-
which was largely attended. The exercises
were interesting all the way through and
reflected great credit upon the loyal women
who belong to the corps.
Mr.. Ben Blank, q young man who has re-
sided in New York for the past few years,
is stopping over in Helena for a few days,
paying q visit to his cousins. Mrs. David
Marks,and Nj. H. II. Brown. He leaves
for San Francisco in a few days, where he
intends taking up a permanent residence.
Miss Laura King gave a nice party on
folks. in honor of Miss Bessie Duer, OF
Fort Benton. Among those present were
the following little Misses: Grace Cullen,
Lillian Cullen. Puss Cullen, Clara Bullard.
Bessie Hunt, Julia Buck, Bessie Duer;
Willie Hunt, Hobert Clayberg, Eddie
Clayberg, Alexander johnson, Blair Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Il. Norris entertained
q number of their young friends last Tues
day evening at their home. No. l79 Lyndsle
avenue. After spending some time in ad.
miring the beautiful home of the happy
young couple, dancing was INDUCED in and
continued until a late hour, when delicious
refreshments were served, then all departed
bearing with them many pleasant memories
of the delightful evening spent.
The Assembly club gave it's first dancing
part at Edwards hall IN Friday evening.
Dancing was indulged in until a late hour
and a very enjoyable time SPENT. Among
those present were Misses Jackson, Murray,
Greene, King, Lehman, Marks. Jacobs and
Rumney; Messrs. Craig, Prosser, Fortune,
Vinson, Bailey, 1hornburgh, Stoner, Cook,
Meyers, Hovey and Carnochan. Another
dance will be given by the assembly club
next week.
Wednesday, evening, at the residence of
Mrs. Holbrook, on Clarke street, Mr.. +. l.,
Boardman and Miss Juliet Beaudette were
quietly married by Rev. G. b. Allen. The
bride, who is a handsome blonde, was beau
tifully attired in an old rose color Henri
eta cloth dress, trimmed with silk of the
same color. The toque was a bewitchlng
affair and matched the dress. Gloves were
long and also matched dress and touue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman have gone to
housekeeping on the corner of Beattie and
Sixth avenue. E-