The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-19

OF tue week. A PERCUSSION OF mowers, O0-
llcious refreshments and the graceful cor
diality of the hostess made the occasion q
most enjoyable one. Those invited were:
Tracy. Belle Osterhout. WIN. Whips. L. l.
Rossncrans, A. j. Potts. Carl Kleinschmidt,
j., o. II. Allen. II. Van Riley. Geo. May.
M. Gum, A. May. N. H. Webster. James
Y. Sanders. A.. O. Guthrie, Misses Lou
Guthrie, Adams. Sanders.
Dr.. and Mrs. Perrin gave a delightful
card party last Wednesday evening. Old
fashioned whist was the game OF tho oven
ing and was INDUCED in with as much zeal
a. though it was an entirely new game.
Mrs. Perrin served dainty refreshments.
Those invited were: Mesdames Brundage.
Neill, Polk. and Young; Misses Hopper and
Shober; Msssrs. B%rundage, NeilI. Polk.
Young, Nolan and Norris.
Personal and General.
day.
II. g. Davis. wife and son. leb On Friday
Harry Langley loft for Kalispell yester-
day morning.
L. 9. stebbins spent several days in
Butte last week.
Mrs. Barclay, of 81. Paul, left for hsr
home in st. Paul. on Thursday.
George b. Jordan, of Chicago. was regis
tered al The Helena on Monday.
A. X. Prescott and Miss Mary Baily were
married at Havsrhill, N. H., Feb. Z |
Miss Carrie Jacobs. of Butte. ia the
guests OF her sister, Mrs. Morris Sands.
Howard Kelly returned to his home in
in Helena.
Mrs. Henry Cannon gave an elaborate
luncheon to Mrs. Marcus DAILY and children
at Mrs. Frctz's.
Miss =. =. Power and little nephew, of
Fort Benton. are visiting her sister, Mrs.
T. L. Martin, ZIG Harrison avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whiteside. after
spending several pleasant weeks in Helena,
left yesterday morning for Kalispell.
Mrs. Marston. of Chicago. who came TO
Helena to be present at the Langtry- Kelley
wedding, left for her home on Thursday.
John W.. Thompson left on Wednesday
via the Northern Pacific railroad for San
Diego. GAL, contemplating an absence of
some two months.
Mr.. and Mrs. PRESCOTT arrived in Helena
on Thursday and will be at home after the
10th. Their many friends wish them all
happiness and success.
Mrs. I. V. Moore, assisted by the Kings
Daughters. will hold a reception AZ the
= - va Raw
noon from three to six O'Clock.
Mrs. j. L. Cashel, of Grafton, N. D., ar
rived in Helena last Tuesday on a visit to
her mother. Mrs. Ann Morris, at % South
Rodney street, who has been sick for some
time.
Miss Maud Murray is visiting her sister,
Mrs. e.. G. Weirick. Miss Murray was in
Helena two winters ago on a visit, and her
numerous friends gladly welcome her re.
turn.
Mrs. Chas. Reed, daughter Of Gen. Car
ter, of Boise. Idaho, who has been in Hell
ena for several months past, studying voice
culture with Madame Medini, has left for q
visit home for a short time.
w. H.. Garrison, who has numerous
friends in Helena, arrived in the city = few
days ago. anticipating remaining a week or
more. MI. Garrison will be remembered az
the principal of the Helena classical
school. .,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. johnson gave a pretty
white and yellow dinner on Tuesday even
ing. The decorations ware banquet lamps,
softly shaded with yellow, and cut glass
bowls OF white and yellow roses. Covers
were laid for ten.
of seven tables on Tuesday evening. The
lady winner was Mrs. Crowell, who received
a souvenir Nalentlne spoon, Mr.. Pitts
winning the eentleman's prize. an o1idized
silver stamp case. Very nice refreshments
were servet.
A party Of twenty,eiQht was entertained
at drive whist the other evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. W.. L. Phillips. Mrs. Sturrock was
the fortunate recipient of the head p,ize,
a souvenir spoon. Mr.. Cutler shared Mrs.
Stut rocks honors. and bore off triumph
antly a silver paper knife.
G. w. Harris and Miss Allis Scoly, of
Empire, were mar led at the Methodist
H. - AIS~ - a. 1EAl
is we'll known and liked in Empire. Miss
Scoly 10 Il young lady who is esteemed by
all who know her. The host of Empire and
Helena friends extend their congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris will reside at BOB State
street.
A pleasant event of the week was a party
given to a few of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. +. White at their cosy little home
on Lyndale avenue on st. Valentin's day.
the occasion also being the anniversary Of
their eighteenth wedding day. The time
was delightfully."- 81 ont i'll music, dancing
and games, elegant refi sshments being also
served. Among those present were Mes
Donnslly; $. Donnelly. M. Wilton, l.. L.
p evost. Draper, L. Hoover, Peck, Egger,
KreiRer, Morris, Marstus. A. j.. Kleinsn and
b. Donnelly.
Among the most enjoyable social events
of the season was a dancing party given by
Louis StRdler to his young friends last
saturday evening at his elegant home, on
Lawrence street. After dancing to the de-
lightful strains of Vole't's orchestra, de.
licious refreshments were served. Among
those invited were the Misses frankie Esler,
Marsh, McComas, Bnrtos, Billiard, Kuobb,
Henry. Tavlor, Flaherty, Hindson. Mamie
Hindson, Watson; Messrs. Chas. Curtis.
Fred Lehman, Shirley Ashley, Albrecht, |
Graham. Howell. Church. Kellogg. Gill
patrick, Herbert Lyman. Shaw, Heckler.
The missionary tea held by the ladies of
the Presbyterian chWrch at the home of
Mrs. N. W. Mcconnell proved as enjoyable
as 10 was successful. About thirty-five
were present. Two excellent papers. one
BY Mrs. S. X. Davis on missionary work
in general and missionary teas in particu-
lar. and the other by Mrs. Loomis. on mis- |
sions were read and proved highly inter
esting and delightful. Misses Mcdonnell,
Wade and Sims, accompanied by Misc
Cuthbert. sang a very beautiful tito. Re-
freshments were served. general business
discussed. after which the company dis
persed.
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