The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-04-26

sey 10 postponed on account of illness oil
Mrs. Hnmsey.
Mr.. Mcknight. OF tho journal. will re-
turn this evening.
Miss Cruise gave an informal dinner party
on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beck have gone 10 house.
keeping on the west side.
Mrs. w. b. Edgar has taken the house
corner CLARK and Meaghsr streets.
Mrs. Carpenter, widow of the late DIR. Il
H.. r.. Carpenter, IL in the CITY.
Miss Ella Bredenthal returned Thursday
from an extended visit in the cast.
Mrs. Grattan Is spending Il few weeks in
Gallatin valley with her daughter.
Mrs. X. g. Davis and daughter Fanny
returned last week from New Orleans.
Mrs. Grafton il spending Il few weeks
with her daughter in the 0allatin valley.
Miss M. Harris, of Grent Falls, who haf
been visiting DR.. Harris, has left for home.
James y. Sanders has returned from
Washington. His mother is convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Phelps, of Utica,
Mont, have taken rooms at the NapIe
flats.
Mrs. O. }. Salisbury, of Salt Lake, is OK.
rected IN the city soon. to visit her sister,
Mrs. Fisk.
DIR. Katharine Holden will lecture next
tuesday evening at Adams hall, on
"Heredity."
The wedding of Miss Scott md MIR Bar
clay will take place on Wednesday even
ing at the home of the bride.
Miss frankie Horst, of Butte, who has
been visiting Miss King, will be the guest
OF MISS Nellie Lehman next week.
Mrs. M. A. Walker and her son Harry
nave tnken apartments and board with her
son, L.. A. Walker, on North Rodney.
A pleasant sociable was given on Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. Braiser by
the ladies of the Oak street M. n. church.
Mr.. Simpsons lecture on Shakespeare, to
nave been delivered on Monday evening,
April q, has heen postponed until May 4.
There were a number of picnics on Mount
Helena, Arbor day. Vlite a gay party of
girls were chaperoned by Miss burnley and
Mr.. Hoenig.
Private luncheons. of only a few friends,
are still the fad. Mrs, G. T. Wickes gave
one Friday. Mrs. M. A.. Walker, Mrs.
Iatem and Mrs. s. j. Jones were present.
invitations are out for the marriage of
Miss Winfred Whitney to Mr.. Will God
frey. The ceremony will take place in the
Episcopal church on Wednesday morning.
Miss Kate Oldham and Mr.. Carl Klein
schmidt, Jr., were quietly married on We'd
nesday evening. An informal reception
was afterwards held at the nome of the
groom's parents.
Mrs. Murta gave an enjoyable children's
party on Friday evening. The little folks
enjoyed numerous games, some very nice
music and bounteous refreshments. There
were about thirty children present.
The Tennis club met OIL Tuesday even
ing and marked their court, in the lot
loaned by Mr.. Joe Davis, on Ewing. Sew
eral games have already been played and
some enthusiasts have been known to be-
GIN playing at six q. M.
The conundrum supper given by the organ
fund of st. Peters parish was quite a sue
cess, socially, as we'll as financially. Mrs.
Foote, MIS-. Crosby, Judge Eddy and Mr..
HoeniR contributed to the music. The
guessing of the conundrums afforded great
amusement
Mrs. Van Fisk, together with Misses
White and Kenyon, entertained a few
friends at the home of Mrs. Fisk, on Clark
street, on Monday evening. The principal
feature of the evening was excellent music
furnished principally by Messrs. Oldham,
Hoenig and kenney. A very pleasant even
ing was spent.
Thursday evening, April %. at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Bourne, Lyndale avenue, this
city, in the presence of a few invited
friends of the family, the Rev. r. ]. May
united in marriage Miss Carrie Bourne,
recently from Billings, and Mr.. John Nc
Cualg, OF Helena. Mr.. and Mrs. McCuaig
will make their home on Lyndale avenue.
The ladies of the Baptist church gave a
missionary tea at Mrs. Wade's, on Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Osgood, Mrs. Adams. Miss
Matthias and Clifford Hillman contributed
talk on missionary training. -Four young
girls represented four races, and each one
recited the influences of missionary WORK
upon their people. Refreshments were
served.
A sale will be held on Tuesday afternoon
and evening. April 2s, by tho Ladies' Aid
society, of the Presbyterian church, in their
parlors IN the Denver block. The articles
for sale are hand made and beautifully fin
lshed, and are somewhat out of the usual
order of church sales. Complete outfits for |
infants can be had, and other useful things
for children. All kinds of cake will be sold
by the loaf or pound.
Master Henry Peterman gave a party at
the residence of his parents on South Rod
ney street Friday evening. The occasion
his fifteenth birthday, n the Young
folks had a merry time. Master Henry
the recipient of a number of presents.
present We're Misses Adele Parchen,
and Mamie Pope, Lizzie Sweeny.
M Ntns1n Raleigh i a1 Masters Henry, Albert and
Pope, f. Kuphal, W. Burton, A.. ouirhk.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave Il social Friday evening which was
we'll attended Notwithstanding the incle-
ment weather. Mrs. Mcdonnell, Mrs. Nc
MILAN and Miss Edna Hedges received the
The pastor and his wife assisted
made all feel at home. Conundrums
were put upon a blackboard and solved with
much merriment, after which picture
was made a feature. and little
Cox was warmly a%pplauded for his
skill.
The directors of the Encore club are
ouslly engaged with preparations for the
May music festival to be given at the opera
house, Monday and Tuesday. May 4 and i.
Ovide Musin. the great violin yirtuoso, and
lis company, including the charming prima
iona. Madame Annie Louise Tanner. are to
at the two concerts, and the Hell
ma public may justly expect one of the
,randest musical entertainments ever given
Il this town. The sale of seats begins Nav l,
THROUGHOUT THE STATE,