The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-05
Mr.. and Mrs. W. @. Child at dinner on
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Mr. anu MFss W. W. Chllu NJ dtnner on
Thursday.
II. O. Wilson. who has bean absent about
n fortnight. returned home last week.
Misa Nina Kelley, Of Detroit. Mich, Ia
Visiting her sister. Mira. Joaae l. Phelps.
Senator Goddard, accompanied by his
wife and little daughters, left for Billings
on Tuesday.
Herman Cans. who has been on tho coast
for three weeks, returned to Helena Tues-
day evening.
Miss Annie Brooke. who has besn suffer.
ing with nm attack Of pneumonia, is able to
DO out again.
Helena u few days last week and returned
home on Wednesday.
Representative md Mrs. Bnbcock, OF
Billings, have been the guests OF Mrs. Peter
Larson the past week.
r. y. Matthias, OF White Sulphur Sprinaa,
who was In the CITY several days, returned
to his home on Tuesday.
Gen. j.. :. Harris 10 onco moro able to be
about. He has been confined to his room
by illness for some time.
l.. y. johnson, superintendent OF the
Great Northern at Grent Falls. spent Friday
and Saturday in Helena.
Representative and Mrs. Swift, who nave
been stopping Mt Mrs. Chaa. Rumley's, left
for their home on Friday.
Ben King. one OF Helena's most popular
society men. Ia shaking hands with his
numerous Helena friends.
Miss Sara Power. sister of II. G. Pow or,
and MRS. Tom Martin, ia here on a visit OF
several months TO Mrs. Martin.
Mrs. w. q. Whipps md son, who have
been visiting Mrs. Belle Osterhaut, have
gone TO their home in Kalispell.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. q. Wowerrea have
left for a visit TO California, expecting to
remain some tim at Rodondo Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.. Davidson, accom-
panied by Miss Davenport and Master Ned
die NELL. LETT yesterday for Hot Springs,
Ark.
Miss Jurgens, who has been visiting for
two weeks at Great Falls, retained home
on Thursday, after. spending u delightful
lime.
Mr.. Needles many friends will be glad to
know that he ia at last able to be about,
after a long and se.ious attack of rheuma-
tism.
Miss Marie Bonn, who has 80 many friends
in Helena. came from Great Falls last
week and is the guest of Mrs. Arthur
Craven.
OF friends by giving a sleighing party on
Thursday evening. The destination wa
the East Helena smelter, which was visited
and enjoyed.
Cards are out for the wedding of Miss
Frances Black. daughter Of MIR. and Mrs.
JAS. A. Black. to Wallace Deaming, on
Tuesday evening. March z, at eight o'clock,
In the First Presbyterian church OF this
city.
A handsome picture of Mrs. ROSA Bsall,
ono of Montann's pioneer women, has been
received at the Worlds fair Office. 1t cost
800, was painted in San Francisco. and
will hang in the Montana state house al
Chicago.
The many friends of Walter Sanford,
who has been attending school at Ann
Arbor, will be pleased to hear that he has
been offered an excellent position az book.
keeper in Chicago, in one of the branohea
of the Columbian exposition.
Miss Lewis very charmirgly entertained
a company at drive whist Friday evening at
ITO Edwards street. The game was pur-
sued with the greatest zest for several
hours. Refreshments were served and q
very pleasant evening enjoyed.
The ladies of the Unitarian society held
a reception on Wednesday night at the G.
A. X. hall. which was a decided success in
every wav. A musical programme was one
Cassidy, a solo by Mrs. Avery and an instru-
mental duet by Miss Bly, and Mr.. Needles
are sufficient testimony as to the character
of the music. Delicious refreshments were
served.
On Wednesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. M,
BrundaRe entertained a company of friends
at cards. A very delightful evening was
spent, delicious refreshments were served,
and when the time for breaking up came il
was with the usual regret that the party
could not continue nd intinitun. Those
present were Messrs. and Mesdames Ed
ward Neill. John Neill. Hindson. Henry
Neill, Marshuran, Miss Lehman, the Messrs,
F. Jones and Thomas.
Beaver college. Of Beaver, Pa, which has
recently conferred upon Mrs. Laura L,
Howey, of this city, tho signal honor of
requesting her to deliver an address before
the college. has among its alumna MANY
distinguished women. One is Kate s.
Willard, a niece of Frances Willard, who ia
now conducting Il school for American
girls ut Berlin, Germany; and another
Ms. Jennie Kellogg, nes Mitchell, who had
the honor of being the first woman that
ever served as assistant attorney general of
Kansas.
Among other social events that took place
last week WAS u ''surprisal' on Mr.. and
Mrs, f. w. Bingham, OF Lawrence street.
Mr.. Bingham's birthday being the cause of
the merry making. Whist and euchre were
the favorites until supper was served, after
which music drew the attention of most all,
The surprise party, which met at Mrs. j..
Bapty's house. was made up az follows;
Mesdames Lewis, Collins. Bapty and Per
rim: Messrs. I. L. and b. d. Bathrlok, II.
ii. Guthrie. w. Lewis, j. Collins, Perrin
and John Bapty. The party kept up until
a Into hour. and separated after spending a
most enjoyable evening.