The Helena independent., 1892-10-16

Waiting in, Missouri and Kentucky several
months,
Miss Mary u. Patton left on Monday for
st. Joseph, Mo.
Maj. Peter Roman, aaent of che Flat
heads Is In the city,
Walter King oRme in from Castle In time
to attend the Columbian ball.
+. A. Pratt. of tho Great Northern, spent
several days in Helena last week.
| Mrs. III. W. Simonton has returned from q
months visit with friends in tho east.
| Fletcher Maddox, of White sulphur
Springs wac IN Helena on Wednesday.
Frcd H. Itiee 10 in tho city after bus
| mess trip of several weeks In the east.
| Miss Bertha Frank returned last week
from four weeks visit to Washington,
| d. G.
Mrs. u. j. Glass lsft for Portland. Ore.
ON Sunday for ak months visit with old
friends.
Mrs. Thos. Cummings, OF Fort Benton,
10 the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. Il. Martin,
ZIG Harrison avenue.
Miss Fanny Fry, who has been visiting in
| Helena this past summer, left for Ler home
| in Arkansas on Monday.
Mrs. Cornelius Hedges has returned from
trip to Chicago and the east. She also
visited her son Cornelius at Ann Arbor.
Major and Mrs. Marshall gave dinner TO
|
and Mr. and Mrs. j. Davis on Friday even
| ing.
Odeil Mcdonnell LETT yesterday for Ten
nesses, where Mrs. Mcdonnell has been
visiting, and will return shortly with his
wife.
Miss Bella Sharpe left on Friday for the
eaat She will visit friends in Chicago and
indianapolis and expects to be gone until
spring.
Mrs. w. s. SpaldinR and little daughter
returned home Monday evening after
months visit with friends in Washington
and the east.
The Misses Lucille and Adelaide Thorn
ton have been the guests of Mrs. j. Il. Muir
phy since Monday and lefs for their homo
In Butte on Friday.
Mrs. l.. T.. Howey left on Friday for
Chicago to be present at tho opening Of the
Worlds fair. She will return about the
middle of November.
Rev. T.. v. Moore left for Kalispell on
Monday to attend the annual meeting of
the Montana presbytery. He will be alb
sent until some time this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. nj. Hedderioh enter
tanned party of young people very pleas
antly Friday evening. Whist was the game
of the evening, after which refreshments
were served.
A clam chowder bake was enjoyed by sew
eral of the Helena men on Sunday. The
party went out by special car to Baxendale
at three in the afternoon and returned at
six, after having truly royal time.
G. l.. Ryan and his sister, Miss Ryan.
were called on Monday to their home in
GalenR ILL.,, by the unexpected death OF
their father. They carry with Shem the
deepest sympathy of all their Helena
friends in their deep afliction
On Oct. II Mary Pauly was married to
Philip Miller in the cathedral of the Sacred
Heart at eight a. m. Miss Annie Pauly
and Mr.. Peter Weber acted as bridesmaid
and Qroomsman. The newly married
couple left for Marysville at three p. M,
accompanied by Miss Pauiy and Mr..
Weber, where they were greeted by Mrs.
Bella Kepki. the Misses Mary and Barbara
Michels and Mrs. Pauline Michels Messrs.
Nj. Kramer and j. Geselden. After spend
ing pleasant hour hour they returned to
Helena, accompanied by their friends,
Mrs. Kepke and the Misses Mary and Bar
bara Michels. On their return home, 1927
Boulder avenue, they had lovely supper.
Their numerous friends were received and
were treated to a repast at ll:3O p m.
Dancing was continued until six O'Clock in
the morning. and the sun was aiming
brightly when the last guests were leaving.
wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Miller all happiness.
The happy couple were the recipients of
many useful and handsome presents At
the same time the silver wedding of the
parents of the bride, MIR. and Mrs. Joseph
Pauly, was celebrated. They also received
a number of kind dremembrances from their
friauGa