The Helena independent., 1894-12-23
WEEK IN SOCIETY.
Concluded From Fifth Page,

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Sons OF the Revolution.
A aoclablo and pleasant time was had
Friday evening al H. iaura N. ", church,
at which time the ladies gave a supper
and sale OF fancy articles.
Mrs. Dewitt aud little son. Rumloy.
expect 10 Ro TO California nftcr the holt
days, aud spend the winter with Mrs,
D'Achoul, at Los Angeles,
The Recherche club gave the nrst OF lts
hops under the new management Friday
evening, at the business College hall A
pleasant dime was enjoyed
Mrs. n. v. Whecler who attended the
national convention OF the w. G. T. IT,, at
Cleveland, and has been east since, re-
turned to Hoena last week.
The A. o. N. =, gave another entortaln-
mont last Wednesday In tho @, A. X. hall.
musical and literary programme was
enjoyed by n large audience
Ex-Gov Hauser In expected home from
the east to-day. lie IL accompanied by
his daughter, Miss Ella, who with spend
the holiday vacation at home.
MIR, and Mrs. j. r. weimscary and
daughter left yesterday morning via the
Great Northern for Chicago, TO spend
some time with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Kinna and Two daughters, former
~ of this city, have returned 10 Helena
nom Denver 10 make their homo. They
have taken the Chessman Hat, No. PIG.
Mr.. and Mrs. win Fl0worec, OF Choteau.
are expected In town this week. and will
be NJ Mrs. Kinnas, 2lG ChesHman fats.
Mr., Floweree Is Il member-elect OF the
legislature.
Miriam Chapter No I, q, ". s., will hold
Its annual election OF Officers Tuesday
evening Dec. 25, nt 7;SO. a full attendance
Is requestod No work; only short busl-
ness session.
Skating was enjoyed up TO Thuradny OF
last week. when between the rain and the
thaw, the Ice was not nrm enough ana the
lovers OF the sport had TO wait until the
Ice hardened again.
A. II. Nelson left last Monday via the
Crent Northern 10 spend the holidays with
his children, who are at school In Chicago.
lie will 20 on TO New York and Washing
ton and be gone about month.
The Christmas tree and festivities for the
children OF the Unitarian Sunday school
and for many poor children not connected
with any Sunday school, VIII take place
in the @. A. X. hall Monday afternoon.
The ladies' auxiliary society OF the Tenn
pie Emanuel will hold their annual sup
per and "Chanuka" festival In the base
ment OF the Temple this evening COM
mencing at six o'clock, All are cordially
invited to attend,
the direction OF Mrs. sulgrove. is to take
place at the business College hall, Dec.
a. number Of CITY new dances will
be seen. but the march OF the Brownies
will be the chiefevent.
The lecture before the Unity club, Tues
day, by +. N. Fletcher. was heard with
profound interest by a large and appre-
cintlve audience. The subject. Debts
and Dollars was one which comes close
10 the interests OF every man.
The evening before her departure. Mrs
Henry Cannon gave an Informal whist
evening TO few friends nea- by, those
playing being Gen. and Mrs. Harris Mr.
and Mrs. c. w. Cannon, Mrs. Potts, Miss
Lou Guthrie, Mrs. Chessman
The West Side Whist club met wednes-
day evening with Mrs. j. NJ. Sligh The
first prize, silver pin tray, was won by
Mrs. Snow, who was a guest for the even
ing. The second prize, n silver court plas-
ter case. was won by Mrs. Cope
Mr. and Mrs Fem, of Billings avenue
entertained n number OF their friends FRI
day evening in pleasant manner with
cards and refreshments. Those present
were Messrs. and Mesdames f. Clark.
Fretz. Ecklund. bingham, O'Connor, Ma
son. Malloy, Heldt, Mrs. Pennlcard, Mrs
Fisher, and Mrs. Mcneil
number of Helena young ladies' go to
spend the remainder OF the holidays. The
Misses Blake win be the guests OF Mrs
Pigott; Miss Raleigh and Miss Ashby, OF
Mrs. Ford; Miss Cram, OF Mrs. Phelps:
Miss Wilder Broadwater. OF Mrs. Werlck
and Miss s. Sanders of Miss Edgerton.
The Christmas services at ST. Peters
Episcopal church will be as follows, Chill
drens festival at seven o'clock on Christ
mas eve; on Christmas day there will be
nalehratinug n ha mi N
Ion, the first at eight o'clock, the second
ut $3.50. and the third at the regular II
o'clock service. The bishop will preach
at that time.
The music on Christmas day at st. Pc
ters church will be as follows: Process
Elonal, Christians. Awake" by Vain
wright: Te Deum by Bumbach; quartotte
by Williams; offertory. Awake, Put on
Thy Strength" Miss Harrison, Mrs Mon
roe; Messrs. Anderson and Wylle; solo.
Miss Harrison; reoessional. 'Hark, the
Herald Angels Sing"
The departures over the Union Pacific
for the week are: Il. Caldwell. g. Klein
berg, Henry Wear Mr.. and Mrs. w. Crow
ley. q, Palmer Kansas City; l.. q. Davis,
Salt Lake: A. Noyes, II. o. Hanson. Sioux
City; John II. Thompson. Virginia; II.
Berry, c. H. Johnson, st. Louis: c. T..
Andris, Nebraska; Mr. and Mrs, j. Royce.
]. Curtis, ST. Louis; III. Danake Chicago;
Mr. and Mrs. q. Skies, La Belle. Mo.
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