The Helena independent., 1894-11-18

was placed In the orch opposite Grand
street. was the work OF Miss Frances
Jurgens.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lynch, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. X. Clark, and Mr. and Mrs. McDermott
were prominent guests at The Helena from
Butte last week.
DIR. Barbour. whose patriotism was lily
repaid last Monday evening by the break
ing OF his arm, Is out again. and will soon
be as well as ever.
Mrs. p. b. Gallagher. OF Great Falls,
one of the most energetic workers in Hell
ena's cause. is in the city. the guest of
Mrs. J. A. Walsh.
ID. McLaren. general superintendent; p.
Kelly, tralnmaster; J. l.. Eaton, travelling
auditor, all OF the Great Northern, were
In the city last week.
The Missoulian IL agitating the subject
OF the Helena Banjo and Mandolin club
appearing In that city In an entertain
ment soon to be given.
N. II. Webster In off for a few days
hunting In the Missouri valley. II Is re-
ported that wild geese are so plentiful that
they can be killed with poles.
Miss Robinson. OF Indiana. has recently
been elected to a position in the Emerson
school. Miss Robinson has located at Mrs,
Schermerhorn's. on Fifth avenue,
Mrs. A.. +. Foote returned Tuesday from
an extended visit with relatives and
friends In New York. Dr. and Mrs. Foote
are at home In the Porter Flats.
Messrs. Shaw, Romaine and Hummel re-
turned last week In time for the celebrn-
tlon, and bringing with them chickens
and geese as a result OF their hunt,
Mrs. Jas. A. Walsh entertained n few
gentlemen friends OF her father. Martin
Doyle, at dinner last Sunday. the occa-
sion being his seventy-fifth birthday.
The flower bedecked carriage in which
the chief guests OF the evening rode Mon
day night. has been photographed by Ball.
the photographer, and makes a pretty
souvenir.
Miss EnE received n telegram Thursday
informing her OF the sudden death OF her
fnther In Dubuque. Iowa. She left Fri
day morning via the Great Northern for
her home.
Mayor Gelsthorpe and Wife from Great
Falls. came over from that city Monday tu
witness the celebration, and were tho
guests OF Mrs, Charles Colbert during
their stay.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Pierce and Mrs
praul were guests at Weston's last week.
Mr.. Pierce ls a member OF the Great Falls
nambeau club, the member who fires the
sky rockets,
The pleasant parties OF the Happy Hour
Social club win be inauguratcd by a grand
! masquerade nj the auditorium, Dec, G. Re-
serve seat checks can be secure dat Lock.
woods drug store.
Mndemoiselle Mayronne entertained a
few guests AT cards informally Wcdnes.
day evening. the players being Misses Al.
llson, Baker. Bly. MessTs, Young Merritt
Anderson and Matthias,
Miss Gertrude Harrison returned yestcr-
day from n visit OF several months TO st.
Paul aud Minneapolis She will resume
her position in 81. pctur's choir, singing u
solo In this mornings service.
The Choral Union, whose meetings have
been postponed because or election events,
viii hold its regular session az Jacksons u
music house tomorrow evening at eight
o'clock, A fun attendance II desired
Saturday evening. at her home on High.
land street Miss MSrh Clarke entertained
at dinner few OF her frlnends, Those
present were Misses Anderson, e. Andcr.
son, l.. Morris q. Johnson and NJ. Rollins
The American Academy of Railway
Surgeons" was organized last week ia Chi.
cago. one Of the charter members In pr.
q. X. Cole. OF this city, who delivered the
opening address before the convention
Thursday
James Grccn, IT,. of the First Nationnl
bank, left Friday FOR Illinois Thursday
evening, before his departure, tho vivid,
Awakes," OF which he IL member. gave
a farewell supper In HIS honor at the Hcl,
enn Cafe.
The Chromatics, of which the foiowinp
ladies are members, McHdamea Kelley. w
Jonos. wheeler uckford, and Mlauos
Wade, Cuthbert Lealic and nullard. met
with Mrs. Kelley Tuesday morning and