The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-11-20

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Cokedale.
Oscar Bradford arrived in Helena on
Wednesday.
u. B. Braden has gone to California to
spend the winter.
Lieut.. EGO. c. Ord. of Fort KeoRh, was
in the city last week.
Il. c. FreyschlaQ, of PhilipsburR. was in
Helena a few days last week.
Miss Kathryn Marshall has gone to Port
land to spend the winter.
Mrs. j. II. Conrad, family and servants
left for the east on Thursday.
Miss Sue Wilcox is spending Thanks
giving with friends at Boulder.
s.. S. Hobson, of Lewistown. paid a short
business visit to Helena last week.
II. A. Marlowe returned from a few weeks
stay in Fergus county on last Sunday.
H.. S. Mcintyre. of Wardner, Idaho, was
registered at The Helena on Thursday.
Mrs, George Brooks, of Missoula. is the
guest of Mrs. p. WEIGH. Of Sixth avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stafford, of Lewis
town, were in Helena on q visit last week.
John s. NJ. Neill returned home last week
after q stay of two months in the Judith
country.
Judge Dubose, of Benton, returned home
on Monday after a visit of several days in
this city.
Mai. L%uddinRton, of the military post
commission, returned from California on
Tuesday.
Lieut.. Bruce Wallace. who has been visit
ing his brother, VIM. Wallace, Jr., leaves
to-day for the east.
Col. and Mrs. L. M. Malone were regis
tered at the Helena on Thursday, en- route
for their home in Miles City.
Miss Lalla Brooke returned to Helena on
| Tuesday after a pleasant visit OF two
months in Kansas City and the south.
The reception and banquet that will be
given by Algeria Temple on Friday evening,
Dec. 8, promises to be a fine affair in every
way.
The circle of Kings Daughters of the
Presbyterian church spent a very pleasant
evening ON Thursday at the residence of
Mrs. L. V. Moore.
Gen. Wesley II. Merritt and Col. G. r.
Greenleaf, members of the post commits
sion, arrived in Helena yesterday via the
Northern Pacific.
Cards announcing the marriage of John
d. Ruff, formerly of Helena. to Miss Mamie
Hall. of Missoula, on No. 81, were received
in the city last week.
Major and Mrs. Marshall entertained
Capt. Anderson to dinner Monday evening,
Capt. Anderson is the commanding oticel
of the National park.
Mrs. Ludington and Mrs. Marshall will
be at home at the ~latter's residence, S07
Spruce street, on MONDAY and Friday after
noon from two until i've O'Clock.
Prof. W. F. Duffin gave the first of a seriel
of soirees Mt Electric hall on Thursday
evening. About fifty couples were presen'
and spent Il very delightful evening.
The young set of Helena has again organ
lied u dancing club which will give dancer
every two weeks during the winter. Tn,
first party will be given next Friday night
The musicale given on Tuesday evening
by the Unity club was one of the most en-
joyable ever given in Helena. The Crane
Army hall was filled to overlooking by
most appreciative audience.
The Rev. and Mrs. Il. d. Kelsey wer
most agreeably SURF ised on Monday eve
ming by the teachers Of the public schools
who presented the popular pastor and hi
wife with an elegant solid silver tea servio
as a farewell souvenir and as a token o
their appreciation and esteem. DR.. Kelse,
and his wife leuve about the middle of mex
month for Oberlin college. where he ex
poets to take the position of professor Q
botany. Their many friends in Helena vii
most deeply regret their departure. but ioil
in wishing them all success in their ne,
field.
A number OF young friends surprises
Miss Ethel Brown at her home on Sixt
!, avenue Friday evening. The evening wa
pleasantly spent in playing different games
|, Refreshments were served and the compan
r dispersed MT n late hour. Those presen
were: Misses Stella Anderson, Clar
Anderson, Tennie Morris, Florenc
$ scott, Louise Eardly, Bertha johnson
1 Bessie Howard. Kate Matheson, Mabt
. Rawlins. Maidie Workman; Masters job
Matthews. Albert Pelletier. Marvin Morris
Joe Rawlins, Ward Workman, George an
Rommel Armitage, Sam LanRhorne. GeorR
Eardly.