The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-01-25
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a pleasant sociabIe WINS given A. Adams
hall Tor tho benefit Of the Second Fresby-
terrain church on Tuesday evening"
Mrs. Broadwatsr isft New York imme.
Miiisr,' 70 s' join hsr aisssr ~ III santa nar.
Mr.. X, u. Wilson passed through Tire CITY
tho other day ON his way TO Portland,
where no 0xpects TO remain permanently.
Mrs. Fox and her daughter Lily left on
Monday for California. II Ia hoped that
Mrs. Fox's health will be greatly improved.
Little Miss knight and her cousins, the
Misses Nicholson and Wallace, arc con
stantly the recipients Of many handsome
presents.
Miss Mayronne's cultured French will be
fully appreciated in tho ladies' "conversa-
ton GLASS;" which promises to be one OF the
literary features OF the winter.
DR.. Riddell and her little son loft for
their home ut Elkhorn OF Tuesday. taking
with them DR.. Holden, who will spend a
few days there with her friend.
Mrs. Chadwick found new vigor under
eastern skies. notwithstanding the rain
Montana to sec the sun shine.
Tho little Esquimaux lady was very enter
tanning and pleased every one who went to
hear her. She speaks our language beauti-
fully and held the children spell. bound.
Tho Woodmen OF the World gaye q social
dance ut Adams hall on Thursday evening
which all the Woodmen of the Sixth ward
with their families n friends attended.
Mrs: Kelsey gave |" tea On Friday after.
handsomely decorated and the lunch most
delicious. Many were present and had Il
most enjoyable time.
The Junior Cotillion club, n new organi-
zation composed Of the young society
people OF Helena, will give their first recep.
ton at the dancing parlOrs on Park avenue
Friday evening, Jan. 30.
Cards are out for Mrs. Phelps reception
on the 18th, to be given in honor of her
guest. Miss Katherine Taylor. Some Of the
guests are invited from two to four o'clock,
others from four to six.
Miss Hattie Thayer returned to Helena
Tuesday after a visit of two months with
her parents in Bloomington, ILL.,. She hat
resumed her studies in the Office of hel
uncle, DR.. Kellogg. and will enter a medica
friends heartilywelcomed Miss Thayer bacl
to Helena.
An informal whist party WAS given or
Wednesday evening by Miss Lizzie Scott Il
a few Of her intimate friends. After thu
all-absorbing game WAS finished, prizes
were AWarO6O 10 DOtn tn0 SUCCESSFUL AnO
unsuccessful participants. Dainty refresh
ments we're served and a most enjoyable
evening passed.
Miss May Carter gave a delightful after.
noon party at the home of her parents on
Highland street, assisted by Miss Daisy
Simons. There were about twenty of theil
young friends present. Games were played
and between the hours of four and Ave an
elaborate and tempting lunch was served
The little ladies received their companions
in a very pleasing and aristocratic manner
They all left delighted with the Success and
pleasure of the enjoyable entertainment.
A pleasant children'si party was given or
Friday evening by Miss Sue Chessman in
honor Of Miss Emma and Master viii
Smith. About thirty young. folks wer.
present. Progressive '"Tiddle- de- Winks'
created a great deal Of fun. Ribbons wer'
drawn for partners. After supper they in
dulged in an observation game. Among
those present we're the Misses Blake, Bot
kin, Pope, Baird, Parchen, Collins, Greene
Billiard, Child, Kleinschmidt, Cuthbert
Wickes; Masters Baird. Davis, Parchen
Billiard, Hedges, Wickes, Botkin, Beattie
Greene.