The Helena independent., 1891-02-15

upon the snme faithful fewY After other
business OF the society bOuntiful lunch
WAS served.
Mrs. Judge Sterling gave six o'clock
chocolate on Friday afternoon at her pretty
home on Fifth avenue. Only q few friends
were present, among them Mr.. and Mrs. w.
ID. Wheeler, Mrs. Potts. Mr.. and Mrs.
!tosencrans. Misses Wilson and Hsrrick,
Miss Guthrie and Mr.. and Mrs. Broad
water, from Lenox. The guests were en-
tertained with handsome supper and
spent very enjoyable evening.
PersOnHi and General.
Mrs. X. s. Hill is at The Helena.
Mr.. G. Childs arrived Tuesday from ST.
Paul.
Mr.. A. N. Adams returned from st. Paul
last Friday.
Mr.. randall has returned from his visit
to MarysviIIe.
Mr.. Matthias, the architect, has recoaered
from his illness.
A. X. Barbour will take Mr.. Tooker's
house at Lennox.
Miss Shiland's reception will take place
next Thursday eve.
Mrs. Henry Guthrie. OF Butte, Is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Luke.
Capt, Botkin, tho brother OF Col. A. G.
Botkin, is visiting in Helena.
Judge and Mrs. Cullen and daughter will
spend the lenten days in California.
Ex-Judge Bach is receiving congratula-
tions upon the arrival of daughter.
Mrs. Maud Baker and her children will
soon leave for a protracted visit east.
Judge and Mrs. Luce. of Bozeman, are
visiting Chief Justice and Mrs. Blake.
Mia GaItar ~ Gal< oLn At1 M aAn
Mrs. Jas. Wells, is making her visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Anderson will soon
swell the number OF the Lenox colony.
DR.. Holden will move into tho old Office
rooms OF DIR. kawson, on g and street.
The Northern Pacific railroad boys gave
dance in Adans' hall on Thursday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Larson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Clingberg left for the east last Sun
day.
Mr.. Moon and Miss Monding were quiet
ly married at the brides home, ON Monday
evening.
Miss Susie Wilcox. 703 Ninth avenue.
pleasantly entertained few friends Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Parcben will leave for CnIi-
fornia ~ soon as Mr.. Parchen ia strong
enough to travel.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bell departed last
Thuraday for an extended trip TO Iowa and
New York for visit with friends.
Mrs. Franklin and Mrs. Downes are hav-
ing a good time in New York. Mrs Downes
received during the month of January.
JUDGE and Mrs. Chumasero and dauoht-
crs. Miss Chnmase-o. Nra. Miller. Mira.
Broadwater and Wilder have started for
home.
The skating rink continues in popnlar,ty.
and every one from the small bows to a GER
tain belle we know prays that tho ice will
not thaw.
The Misses Williams left on Wednesday.
Thev have made many friends and admir- |
ers during their short visit, who hope they |
will fsvor Us again.
A merry party Of Young people dined at
the Helena one NIGHT last week. after which |
they renaired to the Broadwator and spent |
the evening skating.
The principal Of the high school met |
with an accident last week while te sting |
and experimenting in his laboratory, His |
hands were slightly burned.
Mrs. John J. Amakar gave an elaborate
birthday party on Thursday eyenip in |
honor of her son. The guests eniov ed |
dancing and the festivities provided until q |
late hour.
A Valentine sociaI was given by the Ia
dies OF the Second Presbyterian church on |
Saturday evening. Each lady prepared 4 |
basket. and the gentleman who received
this basket WAS the happy valentine Of the
lady.
Those who attended the entertainment
given by the Ladies' Aid society Of the PARK
Street Methodist church. on last Wednes.
day. were verv much delighted. The youup
peorIe all did we'll and deserved much
credit.
The Sons of Veterans celebrated the
OF Abraham Lincoln Thuradav
evening. The orator OF the evening vas
speech rcfreshInents were served and dane
ing Was INDUCED in until late hour.
Mrs. Hedges entertained n party oil
youn q people on Friday evening in her pro.
verbally cordial manner. great deal OF
'un Was created over certain valentines and
great deal Of merry making induIged.
delicious lunch con WAS prettiIy served on
'mall tables.
Mrs. John Eurta, of 437 Lawrence street.
rave most delightful card party Tuesday
'vcning. Those present were Miss Mar
lall and the Misses Nellie and Mamie Mar.
hall. daughters of Capt. Marshall, United
states army; Messrs. Hale, Turner and Nc
ininey.
Miss Wade gave handsome dinner partv ,
asst evening in honor of Miss Shilsnd. ,,
welve sat down to q beautifully decorated |
able and n most elaborateiy served dinner
oIiowed. Those who had the honor Of
lining with this charming vonne hostess !
md her guests were tho Misses Hedges. !
'uthbcrt and Brooke. the Messrs. Brsnde-
Tee. and Messrs. Hershfeid and Barrows.
On Tuesday evening Mrs. John Gif,sou.
{ her home. No. 1896 Phoenix avenue, gave j.
de.:gh.sc. enscrtainmcnt to quite num-
yer Of the Sixth ward society Young people
Ihc hostess hnd provided for tho evenings .
some novel and most interest
fessrs. Gibson. KinsslI and Iafnys favored .
he gathering with soms excellent music.
'uppcr was served at Ii.O. AMI shortly nf- Il
srwards tho crowd took their departure. {
II deciarina that the evening was most de, y
IghtfulIy spent. Among those present y
Eere: Mr. and Mrs. Gibson. Mr. ana NTs.
ionroe, Misses OpheIis Moore, Maggie and @
,arrie Lamy. Mary Howard, SaiIie and /,
ate McCIosksy. Mabel kinseii and Annie q
'ibSon; Messrs. j. II. Lawson. 4 Scoggie,