The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10

2 shoe brush, or q hat brush, until the Ana
decision was reached that lie mission Was I
pen brush or wiper. Delicious light re.
freshments wero served. and the CLUB ad-
journed to meet next Monday.
The sast side club was Hospitality enter
tanned by what md Refreshments BY DIR
and Mrs. Foote. thoss present being
Msssrs. and Mssdames Muth. Eckles
Misses HEDGES, d coke; Assra. Sutph sn,
Shaw and Pearls.
Al.
Tho Minustts club INDUCED In another
one Of their enjoyable hops last Friday
evening. all the more enjoyable because Of
the three weeks vacation which had inter
vcned between this ana the last ons. Those
Mitshell and Giles; Misses Woodman. Gage.
Bridsnthsl, Hwssny. Dickinson. Ray. Simp-
son. Reifsnrath. Anderson. ellison, Wantz.
Taylor. Mitchell. Preston, Lanehorns.
Rsinio. Matthew'S. Coonsy. Kinda. Jsffrsys;
Messrs; Wheaton. Davidson. Hasslso..
Towers. Krouse. RsiniQ. Ray. Norwood.
Fischer. Cooper, Woodman. Hspner. Me-
koin, JacQuemin, Henry, Mahan. WillianAt
R%sitenrath. Schmidt. Hamburger, Ehtsn-
berg, Westuer, Kenninger and Bean.
The Helena Literary aocisty held It, Arst
meeting after the vacation on Monday
evening, at the residence Of Mrs. Hindson.
on Lawrence street. The large rooms wore
crowded. there being about sixty present.
The principal features wore = reading from
Disraeli by Mise Magness. and an essay BY
Miss Flint on "A Midsummer Nights
Dream" which abounded in bright say
inea and unfolded the philosophy Of the
t,1nv ~ith a c1nnyNAaa and CnOAP that
deeply interested her hearers. The next
meeting, in two weeks, will be held At the
residence Of Mrs. Il. Z. Flax, on Rodney
street. The programme includes an essay
on 1.-The Merchant OF Venice" ono on
Loves Labor Lost" singing by Miss
Whitney, and An open discussion.
A very pleasant and happy Wedding was
celebrated last Wednesday evening by tho
Rev. T. v. Moore. The bride was Miss
Hattie F. Porter, mi the groom Ira r.
HuntsberQer. The wedding took place At
the BRIDES homo and vas witnessed BY
many friends. The rooms were tastsfully
decorated with flowers. and after the csrs-
Many useful and valuable presents were re-
csived. The brides dress was Of cream
silk crepon. profuseIy trimmed with lace,
and she carried q bunch of white roses.
The bridesmaid. Miss Ocie Russell, was
prsttily gownsd in pale blue henrietta. and
she carried white chrysanthsmuma Philip
D. Young acted a. best man.
A pleasant informal wedding took place
Monday evening. Dec. 1. at 3l4 CLARK
conducted by she Rev. J. f. Squirss.
The bridegroom, David Edwards. formerly
conductor on the G., N. d st. p. railroad.
but now with the Great Northern. has como
to mako his home in Helena. The bride.
Miss Grace Ladish, an intelligent and &C.
complished young lady. has been . resident
Of Milwaukee,, Wis, from which citv she
journeysd alone 10 meet her intended. ar
irving Monday morning. Although com.
ing 90 recently to Helena. she has already
made man, friends. Mr.. and Mrs: Ed
wishes Of all their friends. They are at
home at 314 Clarke street.
The ladies of St. Peters church have
reason to congratulate themselves upon the
success of their sale and supper last Friday
afternoon and evening. Not only we're the
fancy articles much admired and many
sold; but the general verdict. especially of
the masculine portion OF their friends. is
that the supper was ono Of the best ever
served in Helena. Ths ladies certainly
have established theis regulations AS good
cooks, and will always have crowded tables
whenever they choose to spread them before
the public. The fancy articles will still be
on sale before the holidays, every Tuesday,
in the church rooms.
On Wednesday last Mrs. W. E. Phillips
pie in honor of Miss Louise Anderson. who
left for her home in Idaho yesterday. Miss
Anderson has made many friends during
her short stay in Helena, who regret her
departure. The young folks indulged in
whist and conversation until a late hour.
when delicious refreshments were served.
and the party turned footsteps homewa-d.
having spent a delightful evening. The
guests were: Misses Piatt. Wantz, Kinda,
Andep son: Messrs. Jacquemin. Cluster,
Barden and Fischer.
The Mecca cub held its fortnightly
meeting last Thursday in Sanford q Evans
hall. The club has been increased by a
few members, and all report a royal good
time. those at the last gathering were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Evans, Pickett. Fort
man. Sturrock. Heckler, Wilmer. Grimes.
Bapty. Flahe ~. Bingham. Smith. Waits.
Malshmann, Bryant, Bausch. HartwiR.
Boyden; Misses Bells. Doliiver. White.
Bryant. Kenyo on. Miller. Workman. Black
stone. Cruln; Messrs. James and John
Glass. Cornish. Piece. Miller, Smyth,
Turner. Thurber. McGaughey.
A very pleasant reception was rendered
to the Rev. J. Wesley Hill Mondny evening
at 81. Pauls church, in which Peter Whine,
Fred. Gamer and others responded to toasts.
DIR. Tower, OF the university, acting as
,oastmaster. After tho refreshments were
served, MIR. Schuman presented Mr.. Hill
with n purge, the Gift of the ladies of tho
chu CHI. A telegram was received the next
day from Bishop Fowler. which made happy
all of Mr.. Hills many friends. to tho effect
that the bishop consented to MI. Hills
remaining "s pastor during tbs remainder
of the conference year.
Personal and General.
Mrs. Will Word has returned flom . visit
to Missouri.
G. r. Curtis. Of Great Falls, was In she
city Thursday.
Miss Minnie Cater left last Tuesday for
4 visit in St. Louis.
DR.. Buckle. of Missoula. was In the city .
few days last week.
MI, p,ouc-, -; ->.- o,-nL 1919. .-S