The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-07

will have its next dance this week. a
meeting will be called to-day 70 dscids this
matter.
Mrs. y. Dsehum. Of Portland. IN In the
oity en- route 70 Chicago, and II the guest OF
Mrs. N. Ksinig.
tnrnsd yoatarday from n five months visit
to Oakland. Gal.
Miss Dolly Dean will spend the summer
with her sister, Mrs. w. II. Greene. OF
HillsdAle avenue
Mrs. y. X. Rssder. who has been Waiting
her son In this city. left on Tuesday for her
home IN Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Mrs. W. q. Bell entertained q few friends
at luncheon on Friday afternoon ut her
homo on Dearborn avenue.
w. w. Currier, train master Of the Great
Northern, passed through Helena on Sntur-
day en- route TO Great Falls.
Mrs. and Miss Burko expect TO leave for
an extended visit to the east on Wednes-
day, via Kansns City and Chicago.
o. 7. Walker. Of the Montana National
bank, left on Monday for a visit Of six
weeks to ChiGngo and eastern points.
p. }. Mckinney, ticket agent of the Great
Northern railway. located ut drsat Falls,
was shaking hands with friends on Sntur-
day.
b. G. ferguson expects TO leave shortly
for a visit to his home in Virginia, stopping
on his way At Chicago to visit the Worlds
fair.
Mrs. M. j.. Duffy. Of San Francisco, ar
'lvod yesterdsy on a visit TO her sistcr,
Mrs. +. e. Hoss, en- route to tho Worlds
fair.
q. n. Bomwell, general agent at Spokane
OF the Lake steamship line, spent Friday
II Helena and loft for st. Paul via the
Great Northern on Saturday.
Mrs. M. u. Braden returned to Helena on
Friday after a brief visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Rideli. Of ElkAorn. Mrs. Braden il
now stopping at the Broadwater.
Mrs. Kate SCOTT. after a visit Of several
months in Seattle and the coast. returned
on Tbur1day accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs.. H. i. Bell, who will make q visit here.
Mrs. G. B. Miller. wife Of Dr.. Miller. re-
tn ned home yesterday from a Wait TO the
east. accompanied by her niece. Miss Sted-
mum, Of Aurora, Ind, who will spend the
summer In Helena.
Mrs. Fits and Mr.. and Mrs. W. i. Hill,
who have been the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Sterling the pnst week, left on Thus
day for Wallace. Idaho. and from there will
go ON to the ooAst for a visit.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
q jaime: A.. Shoemaker and Miss Carrie j.
Marshall. at Sharon, Pa. April q. Mr..
and Mrs. shoemaker will be at home after
MAY 70. I'll Fifth avenue. Helena, Mont.
L. G. stebbins and N. T. Brown. OF the
Great Northern. have returned to ths east.
after having taken in the Worlds fair.
they are now vieing with each other in the
magnitude OF their stories concerning the
same.
Miss Nellie Atchison and stspbroth. r.
Charles Clarke. left on Thursday for Chi.
caGo, where they will visit the Worlds
fair, and later Miss Atchison will visit her
sister. who is attending the conservatory of
music In Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. II. Fortman and daueh-
ter; accompanied BY Mrs. Jno. J.. Fallon
east and south. They will visit Chicago,
Cincinnati and Birmingham, Ala, to be
gone about three months.
Miss Jones, who has been the guest of
Miss Annie Mcconnell for several months,
expects to leave on next Tuesday for the
south, accompanied by Mrs. Odell Nc
Connell. Mrs. Mcconnell goes to Gallatin,
Tenn. for a visit. and Miss Jones returns
to her homo in Selma. Ala.
The Helena Literary society meets at the
home OF Mrs. Kellogg. corner Lawrence
street and Harrison avenue, Tomorrow
evening. The essays will be Historical
%BackRIound Of shakespeare'e Plays" by
Miss woodruff; "Shakespeare's Home at
Ssratford," by Miss Durrie. Music will Le
. part of the programme.
1t 10 good news to learn that st. Peters
school has succeeded in securing 80 able a
superintendent RS Mrs. Greenleaf. for the
ensuinR year. Miss Flint. whose remarkable
ability as a teacher has long been reooR-
nized. will remain with the school and it 10
expected that a boarding department. will
DO opened in connection with the day
school. =.
The Ladies' Catholic Benevolent society
gave q reception at st. Aloysius' hall on
Monday evening in honor of its retiring
president. Miss Mile Maggie. Miss Naeel
has proved a most efficient officer and her
splendid influence in all church work will
be very much missed. During the evening
Father Dalies, of Great Falls, made a
speech and presented Miss Naale with one
Of Dore's handsomely illustrated books.
Father Toilet also made IL few appropriate
remarks. A sumptuous supper was served.
Miss Magic expects to leave shortly for
Butte.