The Helena independent., 1892-03-13

| Friday at the home of Tr, Engehorn. The
| principal feature of the evening was CANDY
pulling.
Services will be held in the new Presby-
terrain church on Warren street to-day fol
tho first time.
Miss Wemott, of Minneapolis. is visiting
at the home of Mr.. and Mis-. A. M. Esler,
9l3 Harrison avenue.
Mrs. J. FL. Pierce. of Marysville. is MAX
ing her sister, Mrs. Carpenter, of Benton
avenue, short visit.
The Juvenile orchestra met for theil
weekly practice at the home of j. Ell. Burton
on Wednesday evening.
Land Commissioner Carter expects to
make this portion of the country short
visit within few weeks.
Among foreign visitors in Helena are B.
=. Van Cleve and wife, of Melville, and C.
u. Woodworth and wife. of Missoula.
MI. Harry Sterling and a very small
number OF his friends enjoyed quiet game
os whist on Friday evening at his home.
James A. Taylor and Miss Ella Louise
Cole were married in this city on Tuesday
by B. +. Woodman. Justice of the pence.
Mrs. Richardson. Of Tenth avenue, enter
tained 4 number Of her friends in a pleas
ant manner at cards at her home on Thurs
day evening.
Miss Belle Barbour gave an elaborate
dinner to a small number of her friends at
her home on Madison avenue on Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. Don Davenport and daughter Mar
guarite leave Helena on Tuesday for visit
with Mrs. DR.. Sliph, Mrs. Dayenport's
mother, ut Granite.
Miss Ella Sanders WAS rendered sur
prise at her home on Thursday evening by
small number of her friends, and most
enjoyable evening spent. :"
The social held by the Congregationalists
at the home of Mr.. Spaulding on Clarke
street, Friday evening, was greatly enjoyed
by the large number present.
j. A. Mcknight will deliver lecture on
the Life of Napoleon,'' March %. at the
Commercial club of this city.
James w. Jennings. of Glendale. and
Miss Eliza Dunlap. of Helena were mar
ried on Thursday of last week. The Rev,
F. d. kelasy performed the ceremony.
Frank J. Decker, OF Priokly Pear, and
Mrs. Mary A. Bowers of Helena, wore
married on Monday evening. The cere-
mony was performed by Judge Fleischer.
Among the many fins entertainments
the concert to be given by the United
States Marine band will be one of the
most interesting.
The unltarlans again spent a most social
evening on Saturday, March s, at their
place Of meeting, g. A. h. hall. ut which
time fine musical programme was enjoyed
by all who attended.
Mrs. G. Il. Duer and daughter Miss Bes-
sic, who have been visiting friends in Cali
fornla, are at tho nome of Mrs. John Moi
fat for short visit before they return to
their homo in Fort Benton.
A. j. Duncan, of Washington, Joe Hamil-
ton, of Great Falls, T.. w. Howard, of Mis-
sonla, II. Seligman, of Kansas City, and
Hon. Ihos. Couch, of Butte. have been in
Helena during tho past week,
Hon. Granville Stuart and wife have
moved to the now Spaulding house on Ed
wards street, and will hereafter make Hell
ena their permanent home. Mr.. aud Mrs.
Stuart will be a valued addition to Helena
society.
Madame Medin. who has been confined
to her apartments In tho Homer block for
the past ten days with severe attack of
tho prevailing epidemic, is convaloscing
and will be able to continue her work to-
morrow.
Mrs. George Lee, Mt her residence on
Hobaok street, gave n very elegant dinner
last Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs.
J. w. Smith, OF Butte. Those present were
Mrs. J. A. Mack, Mrs. James Fulkerson and
Mrs. Il. G. Cole.
At the request of Mrs. John w. Thomp-
son. Of tins CITY, and through tho influence
of Mrs. L. Il. Dolman, of Butte, the last
nall to he driven on tho completion of the
woman'a building at tho Worlds fair will
be on exhibition ut the jewelry store Of G.