The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-25

and Mssdsmss Miner, Pitts and d. %. Car
Isnte.
Judge and Mrs Hedges erect TO leave
soon for q tfip 90 California. They will be
gone through the month Of March.
Frank H. ZsiRler LETT Friday for Ban
Franchise where be intends % spend few
months Waiting the hidNinter fair.
ThsJuvsnils Banjo Mandolin and Guitar
club IL nov fully organized. aud the older
club will have 20 struggle for supremacy.
The various rinks IN the vicinity Of the
city each had their foil complement Of
Ekaters yoste day afternoon and evening.
Ms. Ffsneis p. Adams. who is In tbs city
for tbs winter, 10 ~ . esent the guest Of
n +. George X. Reeder. Of Eighth avenue.
Mrs. Will r. Whitaker aud baby re-
turned last Sunday after a visit Of several
months with ielativos aud friends Ia the
east.
Mrs. Hedges enteTtained a oomEsny oi
! twelve ladies' at luncheon Wednesday, after.
noon from two till hvs, la honor Of Mas
MsaEs.
Miss Freaman, who has been visiting
! frisnds ia H0lsna for ths last lev months.
! left Friday for her br0theTs ranch neal
| Castle.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. Wesley Hill left Thufs
day morning for Minneapolis. Mrs.. Hill
expects to 40 GoOn to Ohio. 10 visit 40 bel
former home.
Az the Hotel gtockweli. Monday evening,
a very pleasant and enjoyable dinner partJ
was given by are. behufeldt 10 a few Of bel
immsdistv frieDds.
Misc Minnie Kajfonrath returned Tues
day from . mouths absence In California
Miss Kerr. who accompanied her, 10 visit
ina relatives In FRiThaven.
Mr.. nn1 Mrs. j. L. Sanders arrived home
from 81. Paul 1uesday. Mrs. sandefs
bore the journey very well, and expects sson
20 recover her usual health.
Mr.. and NGJ. j. WEIGH. Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Larson. ana tAsir niece, Miss Aabel
Lamey, left Tuesday via the Nofthern Pa
enc for ~ to CalifOtaia.
TbursdsJ. the 22d. beiH7 legal holiday,
the sehoola and banks We plosed and from
/ oil the public buildings the ntdNs eh1 stripes
were seen waving Ia the Wind.
Mrs. Stuart and Miss Blanche, motha.-
4 aud sister OF Miss Maud STUART, have ar
rived IN Helena from Desr Lodge. and eI-
ptct TO make this place their permanent
I home
The Columbian Social club dance held
At Adams hall. F iday evening. Feb. p
/ was we'll attended. Geo. Montgomery
danced clog which greatly pleAsed ths
3 entire audieucs.
/ Duing tie absence Of their parents Aiss
WoOdie Brldenthal 10 staying With her
sister, Mrs. G. A. Clark. Of FiftE avenue.
aud Mis-, Eva Bridenthnl with Mrs. \. q.
! Clark, OF Rodney street.
George T. Boos. while walking down
| Sixth avenue had the misfortune to fall
I and sustain such severe injuries that he
will not be able to walk Tor some time
without the aid OF cTutchss.
Cards OF invitation are out for black
domino parry" 10 be given Tuesday evening
by the Calum % club Itis expected that
I 81 frna iii -. k.N a. a.
inoes are very efsctua dis yuiss.
Mrs. 4. V. Moo and daughter returned
thia mo uing from long soiourn IN soot-
land, Al 8. MORRIS former home Her lit
tle son. on. was left 10 Scotland with his
randparouts for sull logger visit.
The West side Whist club met with Miss
King Monday night. All the members wsrs
present excspt AR. shannon, whose place
was supplied by Chae. Ryan. Mrs. Potter
won Sue ladies prize, silyes bon bon box;
aud War % hing secured the other, Q siI-
yer pencil.
Among the people from out OF town who
paid their usual visit 10 the capital lH0t
week We e; John BranAgan, Joseph Car
uey, w. H. Holo A. q. Sandberg Thomas
kett, all Of Bate. Frank Bruce, bliss b.
Horton. Mrs. N. Martin. J. r. LRnRhsn,
W. w. Carrier, all OF Great Falls.
The lecture by Judge Wade, Tuesday.
drew Ia &c audience, who listened With
the closest attention So the nne address.
The II meeting of the club will he 80 the
residence OF u. L. G. KleinHchmidt. on
benton avenue. when AR. Patten Will talk
about public llbrares and their uses. aud
Miss Chrisimau will tell something about
library schools.
Washington's birthday was general
holiday, and many OF the Young people ami
nthers no. 90 young seized tue occasion to
p nee d o. tie CO at Tie liversitV. IL was
estimated that thee we're about $50 there
during the day. Some OF the skate = are
experienced, OF ers are learning. but all re-
port a most hilarious tins.
Iue whist club. organ zed two weeks ago,
nat with Miss Mcconnell tuesday evening.
he members were all present, making
three tables foil. Miss Ella Blaine vas
again the fortunate winner Of the ladies'
prizs, a very retty silver handled teArl
paper cutter; Alr. Ferguson won ths gem
tlemAn's prize. silver key ring. The game
was followed bT Refreshments an 4 music.
A number Of congenial people people
have organized themselves into a club for
the rlayinR OF duplicate whist, aud met 70 /.
the FIRST time last Friday evening Ht the
residence of MIR. and Mrs. n. III. Langley
whore a very pleasant evening was spent
with the game. Those composing the club
ar; Messrs. and Mesdamss langley Joe
Mrs. Bake Mrs. HarTah. Col. Nolan and
Mrs. 4. Carter.
Mrs Andy Eklund entertained a few
f-isnds last evening IN honor Of Mr.. Eli
luna's fofty-sixth birthday. Music aud
cards with refreshmsnts. we're tho features
OF a verv pleasant evening. Those present
were: hessrs. and Mead lmes Henry
Meyers, A. G.. Fischer. Joe ONeii. Charls
Hshner. =. : Cook. q. q. Frederick. Mrs..
Hantsr, ID. Ito dsn. DR.. KRONER. Col Sui
livAn; Mess Hugh league, Bathriek.
Frsoerick. johnson, Hepbsrg. Miss FTankIs
Hehner aud Master Joe O'Neil.
Ike East Side Wits, club was entertained
Monday evening 40 the residence Of DIR. aud
Mira A. T. foote. The game was Iroeres-
sivs whist but 10 was the gentlemen only
who prog essed." the ladies remaining az
/ the tables. The game wHs followed by g.
/ freahmsnts. Besides the club few guests
wero present. the entire number being AZ
J folloWs. Mossra. aud Mesdames Foots W.
. Jones. Prescott Fletcher; Mrs. Ecklss Mrs.
| Woo bridge; Misses Barbour Gage. Brooke.
Freeman. May Cuthbsra HedRes; Messrs.
Wickos Farme-. sutphen, shaw, Pearls,
Murray. Wheaton. Shredder.
Mrs. J. IL. Cooker again entertained a
few Of hei friends Friday afternoon. the
time being past IA pleasant social converse
tion and IN "a taking OF the delicious re-
treatments. Those invited were; Mes
danes W. q. Bailey. A. II. Kleinsohmidt.
}. Workman. ,. Hischbere. 4. Jones. IL.
q. Pickett. n. p. c. kleinschmidL VIM.
Davenport, Ross Csrtes J. Il. Wilmer. r.
Miller, L. \. Harwood. A. klsiusehmidh 4.
Mason, X. T. Gaines. T.. Goodkind =.
kohlhrrg a. T. Boos T. j shadrT T. W