The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-26
iting Indiana friends and 10 now stopping
At Mrs. u. II. Weston's,

itine Indiana friends and 10 now stopping
a. Mrs. d. II. Wsston's.
Prot. J. Bruce Simpson Loft ON Friday for
a week ~ hunting n hshing.
Miss Ldxsis Sims left on Friday for Great
Falls. whore she will make . brief stay.
Mrs. David Marks has been quite III with
~tonsolitis. bus 10 now very much better.
Miss Susan Flint left yesterday on thu
noon train for = visit to Mrs. BiTdseys, al
Avon. Is, II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Nicholson have .s-
turned from . visit to The coast and San
Francisco.
Miss Mamie Woodman has been confined
TO her room for several days. owing TO a
severe fall.
The ball Of Locomotive Firsmen. Noun.
Helena lodge. will take place at tho audi
forum April 8.
Mrs. Clyde Tooker. who has boon very i'll
at st. Peters hospital for i've weeks is now
slightly improved.
Miss Anna Sommormsir 10 making her
home at Mrs. j.. IA Wells, whore sho will
receive her friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter s. Kelley are ex-
pectsd home from their wedding trip the
early part OF this week.
Ms. A. Q. Lombard. who has besn visit
The FortniRhtly Literary society held .
meeting, yesterday. A very excellent paper
was read by Mrs. Will Jones.
Ihe Ceramic club held a meeting nj the
residence OF Miss Phillips last even ing 10
discuss the outlook of the clubs display at
the Worlds fair.
The Misses Bly, and Friendlich enter
telnod their friends at whist Saturday even
ing. Later refreshments we're served and
dancing enjoyed.
~. Peter's school closed Friday for the
holy week recess. The third term beoina
Monday, April 3. A class of beginners will
be formed on that day.
y. III. Langley, accompanied by Mrs.
Langley. left for the east Thursday, Mr..
Langley went with the body OF his mother
to Hastings, Mimi, where the funeral will
take place.
Owen G. Evans, of this city, graduated
March p from the Chicago hom nopathic
medical college with high rank in o large
class. Dr.. Evans is a son of Mr.. and Mis-.
Over Evans. -
Those who had the pleasure Of listening
TO a party of serenaders ono morning, OH,
80 early" last week, are In hopes that they
favored at no distant date.
Miss Agnes Cory entertained the Sextette
Whist Club ON Monday evening. Those
Presens were Misses Cory. Matthews, Rice,
!~1anRhorne, Wilcox; Messts. Criley, Biggs,
Cory. schmitt, Scott and Miracle.
Mrs. 9. w. Pitts and little daughter
accompanied BY Dixie Watson,
sister OF Mrs. Pitts, will leave for st. Paul
via the Great Northern tomorrow. Mrs.
fltts wlll go to New Orleans later.
Mrs. Peter Larson entertained n few
friends at whist on Tuesday evening.
Those present were Messrs. and Mechanics
Odell McConnsll. W: G. Child, Carl Klein
schmidt; Mesdames Welsh and Larson.
Robert Mcbride, a nephew of Mrs. w, @.
Ohlld. and who has many friends In Helena,
came into the city on Friday from his home
In Tacoma, and loft again YESTERDAY. MI.
Mcbride expects to return to Helena next
week. ~
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. b. Fl.
Iatem gave a very delightful luncheon ia
honor of Mrs. A.. c.. Lombard. About
:nlrty guests were present and a most en-
1oyablo afternoon was spent. The decora.
tions were scarlet carnations.
A very charming and informal 'fanov
Brackstt's one day last veek. ONLY n
small number of ladies were present. Int
hours we're so quickly and pleasantly spent
tnas when the time for adieus came it was
a matter OF sincere regret.
Yesterday from her son.. Alfred G. Dopoe,
OF New York, stating that he had Qraduated
as a doctor of medicine at the BelIevna
Medical college. DR.. A. O. Doepe will leavs
New York April l to visit his old home.
Helena. W
The Fortrightly Whist club, one Of the
newer organizations, held lis last meetino
on frid day night and a very good time was
had. The CLUB is composed of some of Tia
young society people of the west side and
sne meetings are held a the different homes
OK the young ladies. Drive whist Is the
9 .Gn p'ayeo, many OF the members dis
Mrs. stedman entertained the jollv Dear.
porn avenue coterie at progressive whist on
Saturday evening. March 10. Cards we're
until twelve O'Clock when the prizea
were given. Miss Greenwood and M. Gil
ST.. carried off tho head prizes and
M. hawkesworth and Miss d. Blackstone
the boobies. A dainty lunch was served
and all had q most delightful time.
The Woman's Relief corps will give an
entertainment at Grand. Army hall, Thurs
day evening, March 30. The programme
will comprise the best talent of the CITY.
encouragement from our friends
the bitter cold on our errands of
will assist us while we gather in the grain
lor the coming harvest. Admission will be-
80 cents.
Helena musical people sustain a loss
in the absence of Mrs. John MCDONALD. VIII
last week went with her children to sonth-
ern Ohio to be absent likely a year. The
OF her health made the chsnoa
Those who had the pleasure ~
listening to Mrs. Mcdonald at the yarions
and ~Ieoitals given BY the musio
'lub, will remember her performances and
the hope that she may return
July restored determined TO continue her
in Helena.
On Wednesday evening of last week
Misses BY and Friendlioh gave a yerv
pleasant drive whist party, and although so
mucn drive whist has been the programme
or the past weeks it seemed just as novel
ss though ii were the first of the season.
rms WAS due to the charming manner in
they were entertained. The invited guests
we're: Misses Southmayd, Williams, Wit
t1ck. Hopper. MaRness. Matthias and
5aines; Messrs. MoHafie. Tower, Scott,
Ellis, Sims. Mertit, Norris and Gaines.
The Helena Literary society, which has
formerly met at the residence of Rev. w.
q. Schoppe. will hold its next regular meet
!nR Monday evening. March q, at the rosi-
1ence of Mrs. j.. B.. Sanford. corner of
Park avenue and Lawrence street. The
essays for the evening will cover the thea
'er and the dramatists contemporary with
shakespeare. Music will also be a feature
II tho programme. Tho meeting will be
,alled promptly at eight O'Clock. A cor
invitation is extended to all who arc
Interested In the work of tho society.
One of the happiest weddings ever given
II Denver was that of John e.. Thomas and
Miss Anna Richards, formerly of Helenn.