The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-18

Dora Lisaaer Mosars. Roliu Parohsn.
Mnltar Gamer. Walter Raleigh, InHitu
and Willie Ia Flsur. Oacar Gregory Der
ter Reynolds. Eddie keinlR AMI Ai'ttn
Hotter
Mrs.. ". W. Woods entertained few
friends informally Itufsiay evening 90 hei
cosy home on Hodaey street. hlusic. ciids
and foirosi m nfs we're nll enjoyed. lho'r
present o.. Mes nme4 hhofue. Worth
CLARKE Frank, Dawsln, rgauldiua Ftios
hay. nnd iiumieyi MossF- 81 s"..
Wade. T. rcei Eurua, hulter hnoue
Pierce, tumloy and Clarke.
Tho Elks had another Of their highly on
ioJsble meetings 90 theI. r0oma On Is -a-
way last Wednesday. After the business
was dieI0set 81 q fsust followed. Ia which
CLAN choWder WAS tho distinguishing ash.
lmpromptu 20 ste. speeches aud songs we've
~ or5sr bY come of the well known ta4@nt
of the city. among those present from out
Of town we're. Aiossra. Waugh, % Port
land. AMI West Of 1iens Falls. n. y
Miss Rita a ckmln gave coast,ng party
20 few of hef young lends last Wednea-
dHy evening. Lawrence street was the
scene o. the festivltY until about I'D o'clock.
when tlry repaired 90 Mrs kita's home 20
paftnke Of iofreahments those Ia the
party were: Misses Isabel and Mamie
Hudson. CiaiA Buliard Lulu Lehzi
Blsss 4. Stable Hamilton. AK Gnpat-
r.ck. Patsy sullivan, Bon Briacoe, Joe
The departures for ths AidWints' fair
have been quite hume Gus during the week.
over forty going DT way Of the Northern
]. cihc alone. Many arc from tie sui
rounding toWns. a. well az from tue cay.
Among some OF the we'll known % o.le are:
G.. q. Evans. W. Il. sloan anu wife, Alex
Gibson and wife n. Miller, +. Is. Martin,
g. ~ Jehers. X. ii. Williams. w. h. klhs
and wife. John W. Nelson and wife. John
Miller aud wife. aud Henry &. Warden.
party Of young people took advantage
of the hue weather Thursday afternoon 20
visit the ice rink at the uniVeThity. Ae-
co. DIM TO account the gentlemen are fancy
skaters, some more TO- ani In consequence
very hilA ious tim was re- orted. Among
those IN the ~ wcrf: Mrs. ahannon,
Misses King. DAveui oft. Fortune, hoNell.
/ Atohlson, v. AtchisOn. \. Blake and A.
mufDhy; hessrs. King, steaver, Craig, II.
I Wake Fortune, Parks, Zoeckler and Ar
/ uolu.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian chur3A
held their annual missionary tea Iussiag
ate noon At tins home Of Mrs. b. Z. Wood
man. FIFTY ladies we're present and were
/ well enter.aiued by tho sxcellt nj paJers Of
Mrs. q. +. Ellis and Ms. Laura HoWey.
The apeTs We G full OF interest, containing
some accounts Of the good work UNI MANI
practical sugpestions. Following them was
some Inc music consisting Of a trio By
3 Mrs. Carl kleinschmidt. Miss Wade and
/ Miss Mcdonnell, auI refreshInen And q
general sociui lime.
People from out OF town have been mere
hume Gus ia usual tlis week. represent
ing neatly au of the adlacent towns.
Among those from Bate ar; II. j. Blume
and wife, A. +. Is own. G. A. CampOell.
Judge +. Cole, John Maguire, II. ".
Turner, j. G. Robinson, j. l.. Ctsor, VIM.
I Thompson. II. J. Humphrey, Mr.. anu Mr-.
Matthew'S Mrs. IS A. 81 Clair and w. ID.
Wheeler. From Great Falls we're: 4. J..
Collins Junus Hor-t. l.. Is. futile. .. ID.
hi'as, n. 4. Po ter J.. g. Smith, Charles
I $. Gibson, ii. Is. Hill. x. w. ie ~ aud II.
+ II. Matteson. From White Sulphur Springs
wsie: j. j. OMAR n. Mitchell. l.. l.
HallowHy w. II. Sutherlin, y. IS. Smith
John Potter. Sir. and NJ "a. Alex. Gibson.