The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-03-06

tomorrow for their future home, Great
Falls. Their many friends will regret to
see them depart.
Mr.. McKelvey and Miss Della Graney
were married Feb. % at the Cathedral by
Rev. [. B. Palladino. They received many
handsome and useful presents
Mr.. p. Hanson and Miss Emma Peterson
home of 9. +. Lots. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. c. B. Allen, Jr.
George Floss, who, with Mrs. Foss, has
been visiting his family in Maine, has re-
turned after Il months absence. Mrs. Foss
remained in Minneapolis for q short visit.
Mrs. Tooker, who has been visiting in
Helena, for a few days returned to Boulder
ena and bring her little daughter Haze with
her.
Mrs. Mary A. Park, whose home is in
Boston, and Mrs. Belle Torbert, her
daughter, mother and sister of Mrs. John
D.. Wilson, are in the city for a visit of few
weeds. z
William G. LOTUS and Herman Ludcke
were in Helena the first part of the week to
take part in the drama presented on Mon
day evening by the Catholic dramatic
society.
The ~sundowners enjoyed their monthly
! gathering at The He ena on Monday even
ing. The inner was of the choicest, the
attendance exceedingly good, and the wit
WAS of the brightest.
Mrs. S. A. Fisher loft for the east ON Mon
day on her regular purchasing trip for mil
linery, Mrs. Fishor will visit all the lead
ing cities in she east and return to Helena
with the very latest styles in %hendgear.
Ii. Lohle, ofthe Now York dry goods store,
who left for eastern markets somesix weeks
ago, is quito i'll in Gotham with erysipelas.
Mrs. Loble il with hlm and as soon as Mr..
Loble recovers sufficiently to travel they
will return to Helena.
On Friday night the ladies of st. Paul's
church gave u soap bubble social at Adams
hall. A very excellent supper was served
and the sonO bubble contest which took
place after supper WAS unique and exciting.
There were q number of contestants.
Tho Butte Mikado company passed
through Helena yesterday morning on their
way to Great Falls whore they gave their
opera Inst evening. Mr.. William Braden
joined tho troop ut this place and accom-
panied them TO Great Falls to see that
everything moved soreneiy.
Miss Gertrude Swiggett, of Helena. has
been studying elocutlon and oratorv at the
Martyn school i'll Washington city during
tho past year and will graduate in June
when Miss Swiggett expects to make the
stage her vocation. Tho young ladv's
friends will watch her course with interest.
A sociable was given on Thursday oven
ing i'll the parlors of the Christian church
by the local union, All organization COM
posed of the young people who are members
OF the Christian IndoaSor of the several
churches. There WAS Il very good attend
ance and a most'enIo yable time was had.
The L. G. q. held II BUSINESS meeting on
Thursday afternoon ut Miss Jurgens', on
Park avenue, and all business matters per-
tanning to the club were settled for the en-
suing two months. The club will only meet
for social chat during lent, eschewing cards
until the days OF penance arc over. The
fist subdued gathering of his kind WIS
held at tho house of Miss Jurgens on Sat-
urday evening.
If it is true that Il month makes it's exit
i'll the opposite way to which 1t makes it's
entrance, then surely we may expect bleak.
ureary and clustering weather the last day
of March. hut, If it III also true, az il
printed III eastern papers,. that we seem to
have y climate of oar own in this wild
northern country. then We expect to see
March depart III the same stately, pleasant
manner she came to us Il few days ago.
Mrs. w. L. Sanders gave a tea Saturday,
Feb. u, ut her residence. SIS Vermont ave
ments were decorated with palms and jon
quils. In the tea room jonquils formed u
centerpiece. Mrs. Sanders gown was of
pearl ornaments. The ladies OF the receiv-
Thurber. Mrs. Snider, Mrs. Amin, Mrs,
tea room guests were cared for by Miss