The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-03


roses and pansisa. scattered In prafusion
through the different rooms, and being par
ticularIy noticeable from the fact that they
were all gathered in tho garden Of tho host
ess. Luncheon was served In tho dining
room at tina hour OF two. Tho hangings and
flowers were also Of yellow In this apart
served in COURSES, and we're made especially
palatable owing to the beautiful and dainty
china with which they wero accompanied.
y Tho guests were Mesdamea Sp8er. Btraoter,
Toole, Ashby, Baldwin. Harris, Floweree.
Swallow. Tracy, Shaffer and Davidson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Smith and daughter.
Miss Mary. entertained a small number OF
guests at the beautiful homo in Kenwood
ON Wednesday evening. in honor Of Ju dgs
and Mrs. Seea. of Tennessee. The house,
furnished and decorated. was profusely
filed with beautiful roses. The refresh
msnt table, from which dainty and cooling
delicaciea were served about nine O'Clock,
was elaborately decorated with roses and
vines, the flowers later in the evening being
presented to the guests. The Tepast was
most appropriate for the unusually warm
evening, consisting Of ices, creams, fruits,
cake II lemonade. The guests we're
Judge and Mrs. Seea. judge and Mrs. Mo
Connell, Mr.. and Mrs. Odsll Mcdonnell.
Nh. and Mrs. Richard Il. Gains and Miss
Anna Mcdonnell.
On Wednesday evening 4 large number of
the visitors TO the convocation, with some
of their resident friends. boarded tho cleo
trio cars and paid a visit to the beautiful
Broadwater. listened to the fine music and
entered tho natatorium. several of the
party INDUCING in the warm waters OF the
plunge, while others enjoyed Watching the
sport of the bRthers. Those forming the
rad; Hoyt, of Butte; Lewis and Patterson,
Of Bozeman; Villas and MoHall. Of Living
ston; Jones, Lockwood, the Misses Mar
shall; Messrs. Webb, Cloves, Sharply,
Prout. Pritchard, Rsinbsrg, Blnokiston,
Dicky and Linlev.
Personal and General.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Wilson will spend to-
day in Butte.
F. W. Bacorn, of Msrysville, spent Tues
day in Helena.
city for a few days.
Hon. J.. w. Strevell, of Miles City, 10 in
Helena OF legal business.
Richard 7. Gains is spending q week in
the %neighboring city over the mountains.
J. g.. Stewart, agent for the Union Pacific
railroad at Lima, was in Helena yesterday.
Mr.. George A. Gordon and Miss Haw-
kins. of Great Falls, are guests at The Hell
ena.
H. G. Sterling left for st. Paul on
Wednesday via the Northern Pacific rail-
road.
MI. and Mrs. William B. Raleigh have re-
turned to Helena after . pleasant visit in
tho east.
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gone to Butte for q weeks visit with
friends.
E. J. Carter, brother Of Commissions
Carter, has visited in Helena for the past
few days.
Spruille Braden, who has be on in the east
several weeks on business, returned on
Wednesday last.
A. Fred Wey, manager of the McDermott,
OF Butte, spent a day or two in Helena dur
ing the past week.
Messrs. M. L.. %Jacquemin and Knabe,
mining experts, return from a trip to the
Yellowstone today.
Mr.. @. A. Spaulding. chief clerk to H. G.
Mcintyre, leaves to-day on a visit to his
parents in Michigan.
General Manager Mohler. of tho Great
Northern, spent several days in Helena
during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Walker and wife, who
have been visiting in tho east for some
time, have eturned to Helena.
Charles Hooper. Of Dubuque, Iowa. spent
several days in Helena during the past
week, registered at The Helena.
Hon. John +. Forbis, of Butte, who has
been in this city engaged in the Plummel
case. returned to Butte yesterday.
Mrs. B. H. Langley. with Miss Mary Rob.
erts, returned saturday from q ten day.
trip to Portland, Seattle and Tacoma.
Mrs. G.. Smith, of Anaconda, a delegate
to the womRn's auxiliary lately converting
in this city. has been visiting with friends.
Mrs. Newell Mason and her son Milton
leave on the Northern Pacific this evening
for an extended visit to relatives in the
east.
Rev. Charles A.. Young. Of Ann Arbor, has
arrived in Helena and will conduct the ser
vice of the Christian church for the next
few weeks.
Miss L. b. Muth, sister of William Muth,
of this city, left on Tuesday for her home
in Indiana, to spend the summer months
of vacation.
John Shober, one of the delegates to the
peoples party national convention. which
meets at Omaha, left on Tuesday evening
for that point.
Rev. Raleigh leotured on Tuesday evening
at the Methodist church to a good sized
duuloACcs LIN eADJoCt WAS LILO Culuh1uAO
as ar American Laborsr."
Miss F. NJ. Burns, daughter of w. Fl.
Burns, general manage of the Montana
Union railway, has visited friends in Hell
ena during the past week.
Mrs. L. o. Railsback went to Butte on
Wednesday as delegate to the State Sunday
School association from the First Presby-
terian sunday school, of this city.
Miss Lottie Rumsey's many friends in
Helena will be glad to learn that the young
lady has become much better during the
last week after her severe illness.
Mrs. Mary G. Riddle, Of st. Joseph. Mol
arrived in the city last Thursday morning
on a visit to her son, W. G. Riddle, head
clerk at Clarke, Conrad It C~urtin's.
c. N. Sutton. from Barnesvi!le, Ninn.,
arrived in the city yesterday. He will sue
coed K. A. McSwinney as ~storekeeper for
the Montana Central road at this point.
A. II. Cook succeeds G. j. Carpenter as
operator in Mr.. Johnson's office, M. Car
penter leaving on Saturday to take a posi-
ton on the Mexican Central railway at Ell
Paso. Tex
Miss Frances JurRens, who has been visit
ing in the Gust for the past three months,
will return to Helena to-day. accompanied
by her mother, who left on yesterdays train
tn p,aot her