The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-22
THE WEEK
In SOCIETY.
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j.. X. Clark, Of Butte, wal in Helena Inst
week.
Mrs. Martin Maginnis left yesterday for
st. Paul.
Col. and Mrs. Bannistsr left last week
for the east.
Walter 3. Kelley spent . few days in
Bntts last wesk.
Col. Lambeth leaves to- morrow for New
York via 81. Louis.
Mira. q. d. johnson left ON Friday for "A
brief visit to Hamilton.
j. O.. Huasey, OF the Judith Basin, was q
visitor in Helena last week.
John Il. Harris, Of Great Falls, spent
several days in Helena last week.
Miss Msyronne has taken rooms In the
hlcinschmidt block for the winter.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Odell Mcconnell have
taken rooms in tho Grandon block.
Il. &. Phelps and wife left on Thursday
for Washington. ID. G.. via Denver.
Cerlos Warfeld was over from Butte on
Wednesday and was registered ut The
Helena.
Mrs. Will Flowerres. who has been visit
ing her mother for the past two months.
has returned to Helena.
Mrs. M. M. Hotter entertained a number
OF ladies' at her home on Wednesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. PeetZ,
Tn young peoples club. known - the
hetherche. expects to give a domino party
some tim in the near future.
Miss Jessie Stafford. private secretary 10
Secretary Rotwitt. has returned from a
short visit to Meagher county.
l.. u. johnson, superintendent OF the
Montana Central. and located at Great
Falls. was in Helena Friday and Saturday.
benjamin Webster, clerk Of the supreme
court. was called to his home in New York
last Saturday by the sad news Of his fathers
death.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Davidson. accom-
panied by Miss Davenport and DR.. Par
berry. will leave Tomorrow for Hot Syringe,
Ark.
W.. G. Whips, cashier of the Northwest
ern National bank of Kalispell, arrived in
Helena on Thursday and will be in the city
about two weeks.
MES. &. !. Hauser, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Ella. and her son. loft on
"wednesday for New York. Miss Hauser
goes to attend Mrs. Reeds sohool in that
city.
William Dolliver, who has been connected
with the county t%reasursr's office for tho
past four years. has taken q position in the
New York Mutual Life Insurance com
in Helena.
Stuart n. Beard. Of Ca~nandaieua, N. Y,
Is q recent arrival in Helena, and has come
to Montana with the intention of locating.
mr.: Beard is at present stopping at Mrs.
Ostsrhaut's.
Mrs. Margaret G. Beattie. who has been
the guest of Mrs. Martin Msginnis for the
past three months, left for st. Paul last
week. Mrs. Beattie anticipates spending q
part OF tho winter at Fort Smelling.
Miss Jennie Lindner very pleasantly en-
tertained a small company at cards on
tily decorated. red being tho prevailing
color. An elaborated luncheon was served,
and a most delightful time was spent.
"A party comprising Mr.. and Mrs. j. r,
Murphy and daughters. Mrs. j.. X. +. Miller
and daughter. Mrs. G. A. Broadwater and
daughter. Judge and Mrs. Chumasero left
on Wednesday via the Northern Pacific and
Mt. Shasta route for . trip through Cali
fornia.
The Home Social gave the last Of its
winter series OF hops on Friday night at
Encore hall. That these parties have be-
come very popular. was evidenced by the
faos that the attendance was larger at the
that they will be continued.
Robert Vaughn. of Great Falls. and Miss
Ella DeVce, of Helena, were married in
Mlssoula at the residence of MIR. l.. Moli-
nelli, the BRIDES brother-in-law, Tuesday
afternoon at three O'Clock. The cer emony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Raleigh and
the wedding was q quiet one attended only
by the relatives and one or two intimate
friends OF the bride and groom.
Master Clifton Haight entertained a
number OF his friends Wednesday from
four until six O'Clock in honor of his sixth
birthday. A table beautifully decorated
and abundantly supplied with goodies to
young people, and was enjoyed by all. Miss
Hopper, Clifton's teacher, was the honored
guest and assisted Mrs. Haight in enter
tanning the little ones with merry games.
songs and stories.
One of the most enjoyable social events
OF the season was an informal card party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. M. M. Hotter nj their
residence on Rodney street, on Saturday
evening, Jan. IA. Delicious refreshments,
consisting OF salad, chocolate, coffee and
ices, were served at abont IL o'clock. Those
present were: Messrs. and Mesdames A.
81. Hotter. John w. Thompson. Barnard
Brown. Il. n. Parchen; Misses Laura and
Belle league, Lehman; Messrs. Loberg,
Normn Hotter, Wing. Fyhrie, of Beaver
head. and league.
One of the pleasantest social gatherings
OF the week was the party given on Monday
evening by. Mrs. j. A. Walsh, in honor Of !
Mrs; Gallagher. of Great Falls, and Mra. G.
Y. Newman. Drive whist was the game of
the evening, after which a dainty lunch was
served. The guests invited were: Messrs.
ana hiesdAmes Newman. Gallagher, Zekind,
Calvin; Misses Derhaln, Maggie, Hessian.
wan ana helley; MesBrr. Maggie, Derham,
Clark. Giltillnn aud Purcell. Miss Wall
and Mr.. Clark captured the first ptize,
while tho BOBBY prizes were carried off in |
triumph by Mr.. NaQls and Mrs. Newman.
Another very pleasant dance was given
by the Recherche club last Friday evening.
About twenty couples were in attendance,
ana all reported having a very delightful
time. those present were: Mes1nmes Nc
lntyre and Adams; Misses Altha Child,
sweeney. Barsos, Mcintyre, Henry, Jurseus,
Williams, Mckoin. Billiard, Curtis, kg-
mouse. Edith Lehman, Lehman, Dickens,
Sllve mani; Messrs. Bradley, Hickey. Nc
Nearney, Charles Davis. Pond Davis. x.
+ euitt. Wilmer, Dahler. Clarke. Sterling,
$ giles. Cannon. Wilson. Curtis, Reinig,
Ieigler. Mue ply. Billiard, Prosser. McKoin,
Fretz. Henry. and I'll. Preuitt.
The Queen City Social club gave their
second fortnightiv social dance at Adams
hall Thursday evening. Luncheon was
served at IL p. m. and dancing continued
until ~. Those present were: Messrs. and
Mesdames G.. A: Boyle, 1. Smith, L. G,
Benson. c. q. Stubs. j. G.. Stubbs. Guy
Preston. A. Ca1ley, G. Shaw. Van horn;
Misses Russell Carol. 1ietien, Marie Iiet-
Jen, kiefenrath. Armstrong. Pierce, Lar.
ney, Flynn, Fluhr, Rasmussen; Messrs. Phil.
Young. Il. Il. Averill, L.. nj. sawyer. |.
Huntsbe, ger. A. Is. Avery. Il. G. Peck, Goo.
Hunter, Geo. Holburn, M. Manley, Vim,
kelfenrath, Eugene Gully, j. Fenn, w. b.
One of the ever enjoyable "fanoy work.
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