The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-14

home on Friday evening. Cnrds, oonver-
aation and . dainty luncheon we're the or
der OF the evening.
The Fortntghtly whist club met on
Wednesday, evening a tho home Of Miss
Gertrude Hickman.
A. y. Clements. after an absence of two
home on Wednesday.
The Juvenile whist club mst At Charlie
Adams Aoms last evening and q very pleas
ant ti1s WAS enjoyed.
Field Merritt. the littlS son of Prof. 8. A..
Merritt. IL reported TO be recovering rap.
idly from his accident.
Judge w. H. Hsnt left ON Tuesday for
the east: When no ~returnS he will be ac-
eo%mpanisd by Mrs. Hunt.
A. Il. Mohlsr, general managsr of the
Great Northern. passed through Hslsna ON
Friday, en- route to ~. Paul.
Announcements Ia made of the engage
mont Of Mrs. Margaret Beattis to Mr.. Ed
mund W. Bach. OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. T.. LOTT and children
have gone cast for a visit and expect to take
IN tho Worlds fair At Chicago.
Mrs. +. NJ. Dudley. of st. Paul. has been
the Rueat OF Mrs. W. &. and Miss Cullen
the Inter part of the past wsek.
The many friends Of Mrs. Clyde Tooker
will be pleased to know that she is 30 much
improved ~ TO be able to be ont.
James A. shoemaker and bride returned
from the east last week, and will be al
home after May 25. I'll Fifth avenue.
Miss Williams, of Minneapolis, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. Joseph Davis several
days the past week, left on Thursday.
Mrs. John FAllon and children and G. II.
Fortman and family. left for a visit to the
east and south the early part Of last week.
hHra -
by her sister. Miss Mau. and Miss Kuphal.
Will leave this week for Chicago to visit the
Worlds fair. $500
Mfs. VIM. Quinn left yesterday for On.
tario to visit friends for . few months al
me old home. Mrs. Quinn will also visit
the Worlds fair.
MIS-: l.. Rosencrans and little daughter,
n Miss Mary Wilson. have gone to San
i,le9o. UAl., to be absent several montha.
been very poor the past winter.
The engagement il announced of Miss
TRACE Smith, formerly Of Helena, to Mr..
Y. hossiter, judge Of tho circuit court. of
Pasadsaa. Gal. Miss Smith and her
mother are now making their home ut Pas
adena.
Mi:s Flor.ns. Burke. one Of Helena.
ladies. Left . N Wednesday with her mother
for a. extended trip in the east. u 10
hoped that her stay will not detsin her
from Hsiena too long.
Henry Loble will leave for Chicago Sun
aay. a. n. Eeastsrly and H. Bratnober for
Nev York Sunday. Mrs. Odell w. NcCon-
neil Will leave for Nashville. Tenn, and
Miss Augusta Q. Jones for Chicago on
Monday, via the Northern Pacific.
A very pleasant surprise party was given
- tho home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Mickey, in
nonor OF their daughters nineteenth birth
DAY. Miss Alice proved . ehatminR hostess,
a dsli0htfal time being enjoyed with games
and music. A delicious lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Gsnzbergsr expect to
east. stopping at the Worlds fair on route.
They will visit Mr.. Genzbsraer's homo in
virgins. Mrs. G~enzbergsr anticipating a
visit OF several months there. Mr.. Genz-
berger will cut his visit shorter because Of
MS business interests here.
The many bright days We have enjoyed
outing the past week have made the
large parties have been going out daily to
indulge In the delightful luxury Of a swim.
On Ihursday evening quite q company of
young society people went out and spent .
very charming evening.
Among the celebrations by the disciples
OF Froebsl Ia that Of May day. Yesterday
Mrs. German. of the west side kinderpar-
ten. took advantage of the delightful
weather and treated the pupils in her
charge TO a picnic out beyond the Broad
water. The little onss rallied In force with
their Froebel banner and flags and spent q
most enjoyable day.
One of the most delightful parties of the
season was that given by Mrs. Fitzpatrick
last week to the Dearborn avenue coterie.
Drive whist was the evenings amusement,
with q Tine luncheon, singing Bnd dancing
later In the evening". The prizes were e1-
tremely pretty and we're carried off by Miss
Blackstone n Miss Gresnhood and
Msssrs. Henry aud Hawkeswortb.
III Misses Blackstone entertained their
dearborn avenue friends at drive what last |
Saturday, proving most graceful hostesses. |
An elegant luncheon was served at IL, and
all sorts of amusing games played. The |
royal prizes were carried off by Miss Green |
hood. an exquisite cup and SANGER. and MIR. |
Gllpatriok, a silver paper weight. the boo
bies by Mrs. Dunphy and Mr.. Cornish.
Tho Helene Literary, society held its
home OF Mrs. Della A.. Kellogg. The pro-
gramns was most interesting: Music. bv
Mrs. Bell; a paper by Miss Woodruff on
the Historic Background Of Ehnkespeare's
Plays;;'' y reading from Lambs Essay on
tragedy Miss Lehman; instrumental solo.
~spears's Homo at Stratford," by, Miss
Durrie.
On Tuesday evening Company @, First
regiment N. g. NJ, met at the residence of
L. d. Beary to bid farewell to their com
rade. Charles Beary, who leaves for Cali
fornla shortly to enter the naval staining
school. In a few we'll chosen words Can. |
tain Zastrow presented Mr.. Besry with a
gold bugls badge ss a kindly remembrance
from the company, whose bualer he has
been for three years past. A very pleasant |
evening was enjoyed.
The many Helena friends of Miss Caro-
lyn Kenyon, of Butte. will be pleased to
learn that she has retnrnad home after a
most successful year in the largest dramatic
schools Of New York. Miss Kenyon. b.
sides being a very beautiful girl, also Dos
sesses = remarkable histrionio talent and
has already had very f1atter,ng offers made
her by somo Of our best companies. Miss
KENYON. however. will continue her studies |
another year, after spending a few months
at home.
A member Of the board Of lady managers
from this state wrote from Chicago tho fol-
lowing, which may be Of interest,": "The
people are here in crowds, but the fair ia
very slow getting In place. Our state
building is admired by all. We receive a
great many compliments ON its furnishings.