The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-27
Personal and General,

John W. Plummer is al the Helena.
Miss nj. L. Bryce has returned to Helena
from Phil1psburg.
Miss Eliza Rector has returned from a
visit to Great Falls.
B, d. Hatcher, of Kelispell, made 4 shor1
business trip to Helena.
William Braden has gone to Denver for {
two weeks business trip.
Mrs. w. G. Riddell. of Elkhorn, has beer
at The Helena during the past week.
State Senator Mats. of Nissoula. called
on friends in Helena during the last week.
Mrs. O. w. jackson has returned from ali
extended eastern trip in the interests of her
profession.
MI, and Mrs. Cullen and Miss Cullen
returned Friday from an extended trip
through the east.
Miss Frances Jurgens expects to leave on
Tuesday next for an extended summer visit
with eastern friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Seliaman are enter
tanning the l~atter's sister and husband, Mr..
and Mrs. Bernstein, of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Davenport and little
daughter Margaret have gone TO Granite
for a visit with Mrs. ~Davsnport's parents.
Miss Maggie Ryan will begin teaching
Monday, April 2, in the Harmony district.
Her many friends hope she may have good
success.
DR.. George Il. Taylor was given a sur
prise on Monday evening by a number of
his friends, the date being his flftieth
birthday.
On Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Il. e.
Fisk celebrated their silver wedding nnni
yersaly III a very quiet manner, assisted by
a small number OF their friends.
Mrs. 4. q. Davis, of Anaconda, has beer
in Helena the past week, visiting friends.
She ID on her way home from st. Louis
where, with her little daughter, she spent
the winter.
The table and chair, relics of Napoleon,
exhibited on the stage Tuesday evening
during the lecture given by Mr.. Macknight,
are worth over $1,000 as relics and are
highly priced by the owner.
Miss Pauline Lietz entertained about
twenty of her little friends at Il birthday
party yesterday, at the residence OF her
parents on Monroe avenue. Games were
lndulged i'll and delightful refreshments
served. The Inrty was voted Il &, eAt sue
ceBs by all who participated.
b. II. Tatem and Mrs. Tntem, who have
been spending several weeks in southern
California for the benefit of MIR. Tateml's
health, arrived in Helena on Wednesday
last. tIh search for restored health must
have been successful, for Mr.. Tntem re-
turns looking exceedingly we'll,
Ihe immense audience that assembled to
witness the play "Henrietta,'' given by Mr..
Stuart Robson with splendid support on
Friday evening at the opera house. fully
showed their appreciation Of the high class
of entertainments Manager Remington is
80 earnestly striving to present to Helon-
ties.
The Indies Aid society, auxiliary to the
ons OF Veterans, gave II delightful enter
tainment at the q. A. X. hall on Thursday
evening, in the nature of crazy party, to
which a large number of their friends were
welcomed. Refreshments were served.
dancing WAS enjoyed, and a most pleasant
evening passed.
Miss Shober entertained a number of
guests at her pleasant homs on Wednesday
evening, at whist. Those participating in
the game were: Messrs. and Mesdames
Hedges, Sterling, Piatt. paynter, Morris,
Fretz; Misses Isookman. bly,, Hopper;
Messra. Nolan. Bae. Morris. Delicious re-
t%reshmeuta were served, consisting OF sand
wiches, olives, almonds, fruits, orange ice
cream, cake, coffee and cocoa.
Mr.. MacKnight gave his interesting dis
course on Napoleon at the opera house on
Tuesday evening to a large, appreciative
and enthusiastic audience. The lecture