The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-17

In seven oat OF ven subjsots. Ho will con-
tiaus his studies in 81. Peters school during
the coming year sad enter Yale The follow
ing fall.
The Scandinavian Sunday school enjoyed
4 pleasant afternoon at Kranich's grove on
Saturday. For 4 wonder H0leRaites were
not favored with thsir regular afternoon
shower.
A. W. Eaten. Ph. D., and wife. Of the
Chicago Manual Training school, are In
Mrs. Eaton II the sister Of p. y. Irvine
Stone. whose guests they will be during tho
summer.
Mrs. Charles s. Fee, with three children,
10 q the Btoadwater, awaiting the arrival
OF Mr.. Fee. In q week or ten days. when
trip to Alaska.
Al last tho difficulties for traffic on the
Great Northern railroad between Helona
and Great Falls are overcome and regular
trains are once more ut the disposal Of tho
public OF that line.
Mrs. John A. Heating, son and daughter,
have returned from Ann Arbor. Mich,
where the children have been at school:
Mrs. ksatiaR Is spending q few days at
Radsrsburg, and will return to Helena this
week.
A..C. Hervey. with Messra. Jones. Laugh.
lin d Co., Of Chicago, q former resident Of
Helena, and who has been in the east for
several months, returned to Helena lately
but Will soon depart 10 st. Paul, whore he
will remain permanently.
Owing 70 the wet weather Of last week
the tennis eontest between Florence No
!ntyrs and Ed HoEsky. and Alta Child and
Eugene Fisk did not take place AZ an
nouncsd. but the game is not considered
off and will be played at some future period.
Miss Louisa Boyer and Jordan Banks
were married before a large audience at the
wi "a q ALs- NL---1--
evening. After the ceremony tho bridal
couple received their friends at their new
hons on Benton avenue, and elaborate re-
freshnents were served.
Rev. and Mra Rollins were rendered an
informal reception at the Methodist church
on Thursday evening last, giving an oppor-
tunity TOR the couples many friends in this
leaving for the east, where they will be ab-
sent at least three years.
Tho marriage of Miss Daisy Zublin, of
New York, to MI. Charles Noel Douglas, Of
this city, took place at st. James church,
1T Bozeman, Monday, July II, the cere-
mony. which was private, being performed
BY the Rev. F. L.. Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs.
Douglas have arrived Al this city and are
domisilsd at 66 South Rodney street for
two months, where they will he pleased to
see their friends.
A merry party Of young people, number
ing about ono hundred, left Helena at six
O'Clock on Wednesday evening. to pass tho
evening in dancing at Mr.. Child's ranch, a
few miles from the city. Although there
had boon rain during the afternoon, the sky
was clear when they arrived at their desti-
nation. Soon aftor they repaired to the
large ball room at the top Of the building
and danced until the carly hours of the
next morning. They returned to their
homes about 2:3O Q. m. on Thursday.
On Sunday evening, July "a. the Calumet
club will give another of its delightful en-
tertainments, to which il extends a cordial
invitation to its many friends. The very
best available local talent has been pre-
vailed upon to assist in making the pro-
gramme q success. Among those who have
kindly consented are the following: Mrs.
Sol Poznanski, the Misses Hepner, Cohen,
Sadie Loeb. Tom. Boyer, Feldberg, Prof.
Zimmerman, Signor Galassi, Nessrs. A. J.
Poznanski, Charles Clark and others,
assisted by the Calumet orchestra.