The Helena independent., 1893-09-03
missionera nt the faip. She tnkes with nor
sincere wishes for future success from many
ndmiring friends,

rnissionera at the fair. She tnkes with hor
sincere wishes for future success from many
ndmiring friends.
Miss Jennie =. Raife leaves on Tuesday
next 70: Il trip to Chicago And tho cast.
She will Wait friends nnd rel tivcE in Du-
bnque, low :. and BIO absent from tho otty
about two months.
Mrs. j. NJ. Ryan has gone east with hel
daughter. Florence. who Roes back to
aehoo'. Miss Susie Raleigh and Miss Maude
dalen. who are also going east to school,
accompanied them.
patty consisting OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Baird. Mr.. and Mrs. Clements Mrs. Hunt.
Mrs. Jackson and her little daughter Bts-
sic. spent pleasant day at the Gnte OF the
Mountains lnst woek.
MI. md Mrs. W. F. Ziotz left Tuesday
FOR "trip TO Boston, New York and Chi
eago. Nr. Netz was elected delegate ia
tho Postal Clerks Mutual Benefit nssocia-
ton meeting at Boston.
Altar months vacation, the Rev. w. G.
Schoppe occupies his pulpit in the ConRre-
gational church; and the Rev. G. B. Allen
Also returns TO the Baptist church after a
vacation In the Big Blackfoot.
Mrs. j. X. p. Ter left for Chicago last
Ihursday. She will visit there about q
month, and then 20 on to the Atlantic
coast. spending some time with her sister,
Miss Chumasero, before returning to Hell
ena.
Mrs. Cunningham returned Tuesday from
IN extended trip in the east, where size hag
been collecting charges belonging to tho
state institution at Boulder. Mrs Gun
ninRhnm has been appointed matron of the
institution.
Mrs. Shannon. OF Lawrence street, enter
tained pleasant little party at whist last
wook. In honor of her guests. Mrs. Miller
and Miss LORD. Those invited were Misses
Davenpo-t. Briscoe and Lizzie Brisooe,
Messrs. Carnechan. Craig and Prosser.
Mre. Will Jones md Miss May Cuthbert
left Thursday evening for n trip TO the
enst. They 90 directly to Chicago; thence
Miss Cuthbert goes to Zanesville and Bos-
They expect to be gone q couple of months.
This week occurs the marriages of NJ. M.
Donohue. denuty sheriff. TO Miss Hogan.
and j. Frank O'Connell. diver of the
seventh Ward Hose Company No. 2, to
Miss Golden. All these young people are
we'll known in Helena and have the best
wishes OF their wide circle of friends.
Mrs. M. j. Gsbauer. Of Dearborn avenue.
will leave on Tuesday. Sept. s. for visit
Joined in Chicago by hor son Elvsrston.
now residing in Cleveland, y. During her
absence her daughter. Miss Evelyn, will be
with Mrs. UpdeRraff. at 29 North Benton
avenue.
Mrs. Osterhout. Miss Lamey. Miss King,
and Messrs. Thotnbu'gb. Hershteld, Viii
son. and Frank Ostsrhout, returned last
port fine time and plenty of small game,
including rattlesnakes. Frank Osterhout
was the lucky one of the party, being tho
only ono who killed deer.
The marriage of j. P. Woolman and Mrs..
Cornelia M. Goodwin took place in Chicago
last Tuesday, the Rev. Clinton Locke, of
Grace Episcopal church, officiating, After
few days at the fair they 90 10 New York
and south into Virginia. where they will
visit relatives and friends. They expect to
return to Helena some time this month.
A moonlight picnic party. whose partici-
pants were Misses Anna and Josephinc
Hermann, Belle klei, and Lizzie McIIvily,
and Messre. Fortune, Galen. Clark. Wall
and Weatherley. ascended Mount Helena
one evening last week. The excursion waa
given in honor of Mr.. Weatherley, of Gin
cinnati, who is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Bliss left for the east week TO pre-
pare for her trip to China. In about a
month party of missionaries under the
charge OF M. Upora't. and of which Miss
Bliss is member, will pass through Helena
ell route for the field in China. Miss Bliss
has alrondy made considerable progress in
the Chinese language, and enters upon the
work with much nthusiasm.
The camping party consisting of Miss
Hoppe. Miss Shober. Mr.. Shobsr. DR.. Nor.
ris and Col. Nolan retu ned last week, each
one expressing himself as having had a
fine time. That their trip was successful
ono Is testified to bv all tho people at Mrs.
Norris, who have been dining off quail,
grouse. fish and other such results OF the
outing Of the above named party.
Will. Mae and Stella Curtis and Miss
IiYyie (GNaill If st Vincautsa nondap,,,
returned to the city after having spent a
most delightful six weeks visiting the fam
ilies of William Rodgers. Ed. Ryan and
other friends on the lower Boulder valley.
he time was spent in fishing. picnicing.
o:ing the beautiful Elkhorn mountains.
horseback riding, musicals and hols.
A pleasant party, consisting of M, and
Hauser, Miss Hauser. Mrs. Conrad and
ch,ld,en. Mrs. Seligman and little son, Mre,
Allen and ohildre and Miss Barnaby, went
out to the Child ranch one day last week
picnickina under the trees. and otherwise
enjoying themselves SO much that it was
unanimously decided to so again in the
near future.
Tho New York state music teachers con-
yention. which was held IN Syracuse this
year. devoted considerable time to the var
ious methods of voice culture in vogue in
the United states and rinted some of the
reports made before the convention. There
were three that received special commendu
tion, and tho many friends OF Madame
Medini will be pleased to know that she
was one of the throe.
The Cradle Song concert to be given al
the M. e. church next tuesday evening
promises to be d very ENJOYABLE affair
ono OF tho best local talent of the oity
will be hoard. and the style OF the enter
tainment will be new to Helena. National
costumes will he rep esented: Miss Stewart
English, Miss Whitney. American (not In
diam; Miss Cohen, French. aud Mre, Zu.
ber. spanish. Mrs ii. w. Foote'S name il
also on tho programme, together with ,
number of others we'll known in musica
circies Another pretty feature will be q
dolfs song by s!xteen little girls. The en-
tertainrnent is for tho benefit OF the Wo
mems Foreign Missiona society.