The Helena independent., 1892-01-03

hail Of tho Helona bnsi,ess collage. A
largo number were present md \ pleasant
evening passed. Z
Mich 10 tho disappointmont of certain
young sladies who received on New Years
day ono Of tho expected callers, IN Indian
an appearance.
Mr., Hand, Of Nsihart. Ia spending = few
days IN this city tho guest OF Mr. and Mrs,
George Taylor. Neihart and thu surround
inQ country are pretty we'll showed under,
thars being over six feet of snow on the
mountains.
Lawyer y. y, Carpenter returned from
him 10 Sharc his future lot in this western
land fair bride. 1hov were married last
week At the homo Of tho brides patents in
Bellevue, Ohio.
u. II. Hall has resigned his position as
train master of the Montana Central rail-
way, and leaves to-day for q trip TO Chi
csgo, New York and Canada. He expacts
with the COMPANY.
clan, DR.. Billiard. left last week for Cali
fornia, where they will spend the ramain-
der of the winter, hoping the sslubrious
climate of the coast will work great bene-
At to the health OF Mr.. ratem.
Master Ferdie Gaines gave party to .
number Of his young friends on Monday
evening OF last week. Games were plnyod
derfully good time was had BY all the boys
and girls invited, and all pronounced Fer
dis n hIst-class entertainer.
J. j. Healey, father Of Mrs. q. w. Jack
son and Miss Healsy, OF this city, arrived
last week from Alaska. Mr.. Healey has
spent the past seven years in that portion
Of Uncle Sam's possessions and il looking
Ut " al Hnr nj hn hRd
| IN q clyilized land during the time.
Tho funeral Of Mrs. II. r. Galen, mother
of Hugh r. and James Ii. Galen OF this
city, and OF Mrs. Il. II. Carter was held at
the cathedral on Thursday morning. A
large number of friends and acquaintances
gathered to pay their last respects to the
deceased and to express sympathy for the
family 80 bereaved.
A pleasant but informal party was given
by Ice Word on Tuesday evening to a few
Of his frionda. Dancing formed the main
feature Of the EVENINGS pastime. Among
those present were: Misses Sharpe, Dayen-
port. Cullen, Ella and Louisa Blaine, Rob-
erts and Franklin; Messrs. 6harpe,s Power,
II. Walker and Prosser.
Thomas Hanlon. the we'll known travel
ing man. and family, had started for the
coast, where they expected to spend the re-
smAinder Of tho winter, but Mr.. Hanlon
concluded II was better to be sick in Hell
ana than in anv other place that he knew
OF, 80 took to his bed while here. He has
been very i'll, but is now slowly recover
ing.
The Cotillion club gave their second
dance of this season on Wednesday evening
in Electric hall. The music was very fine.
Among those present were: Misses Cullen,
=. Ylaine, Flanagan, Burke, Roberts, Swan,
Lehman, Davenport, franklin, sharpe,
Hill; Mesdames Geo. Hill, Don Davenport;
Messrs. Geo. Hill, Eugene Baden, Wilson,
Ferguson, Powers, Sam Kennett. George
Child, Prosser, Norman Hotter, II. Walker,
Il. Luke, Sharpe and Melton.
On Monday evening of last week Mrs.
Brewer entertained tho teachers and schol-
ars Of the Chinese Sunday school of tho
Episcopal church. novel evening it was
for the almond eyed citizons and the
Americans present enjoyed the evening
quite as much as did the Chinese. The np-
titude with which they could see through
the games that were introduced and their
keen appreciation of all that was done ex-
cited the wonder of their white brethren.
Miss Lalla Brooke gave very pleasant
afternoon party to number of her friends
on Tuesday in honor Of Miss Quint. The
afternoon was spent in social conversation
and the strangtet feature of it all is that
dulged in during the entire afternoon. an
exceedingly commendable DEPRESSION. The
ladies who enjoyed the hospitality Of Miss
Brooke were: The Misses Quint, Hedges,
Aldrich, Wade, Barbour, Gordon, Wickes
Kleinschmidt, Baird; Mesdames Bell and
Woodbridge.
The State Teachers association held in
Bozeman during the past weel, proved a
very successful meeting A large number
of teachers were present from the different
sections of the state and great deal of in
terest was manifested in the work. Samples
Of the work done during the past year by
the lower grades was fms, indeed, and
showed great deal Of pains had been taken
BY both teachers ana scholars to make the
exhibit creditable one. The scholars in
the Helena schools made the finest exhibit,
but those from other schools deserved
great deal of praise. plan was laid down
convention will be held in Missoula. The
teachers who attended the convention from
Helena we're: The Misses Allison, White,
Hoover. Getz, Friendlich, Hopper, Reifen-
rath, Gertie Reifenrath, Woodman; Mrs.
DeCamp; Prof. Young and Prof. Merritt,