The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-30
Personal and General.

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Personal and General.
L. II. Hershfeld left for Chicago on Fri
day.
Mrs. Carl Rasoh left on Friday for Chi
oago.
Miss Amy Rosenbaum has returned from
the east.
b. H. Langley returned from Butte on
DR.. M. Rockman returned from tho coast
o n Monday.
w. A. Chessman is back from q business
trip to the east.
4. G. Boom has returned from . trip to
White Sulphur Springs.
j. w. Mercer, of Missoula, was registered
at the Helena on Monday.
Geo. B. Jordan, of Chicago, was registered
at The Helena on Thursday.
Mrs. M. B. Braden expects to leave for
the east in about two weeks.
w. H. Aldrioh, of Great Falls, was re- gis.
tered at The Helena yesterday.
II. G: Young went to Chicago via the
Great Northern on Wednesday,.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence b. Garrett have re-
turned from their Wedding trip.
Il. B. Miller left on Wednesday viz the
Great Northern for a visit to the east.
Aaron Hershield, who has been absent
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Lyman have returned
home after a visit of about six weeks in the
east.
Miss Frances Jurgens is visiting friends
in Great Falls and OK. Gets to be gone about
two weeks.
Mrs. G. A. Broadwater and daughter,
Wilde, are now stopping out at the Broad
water hotel.
janet King and family expect TO move
tomorrow from their present home in Orc
Elmo terrace.
Mr.. and Mrl. Samuel Word have returned
homo from the east, after An absence of
several months.
Rev. M. l.. Streater is in the city from
Denver and will hold services TO-DAY in the
Christian church.
George Hough leaves tomorrow for Red
Lodge, where he will inset his sister, and
proceed to ST. Louis.
W. w. Stewart. Of the Northern Pacific,
accompanied by his wife, left Saturday for
a trip to Philadelphia.
Mrs. Carpenter entertained a COMPANY
of friends at her home on Monday evening
with cards and dancing.
A. w. Markley. who has spent the past
winter in California and New Mexico, Is at
homo again shaking hands with his numer-
Gus friends.
The afternoon tea which Miss Marie
Kleinschmidt WAS to have given Yesterday.
hns been indefinitely postponed, owing to
Miss Kleinschmidt's Illness.
Cards have been received for the marriage
of Miss Flora Louise Kadel to Charles Ed
ward Dalton. Tuesday. May 2. 1893, at
Bloomington, III. Mr.. and Mrs. Dalton
will be at home after June l. in his city.
The Sextette club held its last meeting at
the home of Mrs. Cory. The head prize. a
silver and cut glass inkstand. was won by
Mr.. Biggs. and the ladies' prize, O silver
perfume atomize-. by Miss Fanny Cory.
After the game was finished refreshments
were served in the dining room, the tables
being most beautifully decorated with
flowers.
The members Of the Catholic Ladies' Aid
and Benevolent society are invited to be
present at = reception to be given at eight
O'Clock Tomorrow evening at st. Aloysius
hall. The reception is in honor of Miss
Mile Maggie. the retiring president of the
society. who is leaving this city to make
her home in Butte.
Muster Jamie and Miss Florence Fish
gave a delightful donkey party on Monday
OF their parents, corner Seventh avenue
and Rodney street, in celebration of theft
eleventh birthday. Quite a number of the
young people Of their acquaintance were
present and a most enjoyable evening was
spent. In mining the tail on the donkey
Master Eddie Pope won the first prize and
Katie Pope succeeded in capturing the
BOBBY prize. Light refreshments wore
set we'd at nine O'Clock and soon after the
young people departed for their various
homes.