The Helena independent., 1894-12-09
THE WINTER SEASON
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Great Falls, whore they nave boon since
their marriage. ana will 20 TO houaokeep-
ing on Helena avenue.
MIR. and Mrs. ~. q, Bahcook entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening. Mossra r.
A, MARROW. A, l., Smith u. W. Williams,
and MIR. Maynard OF Chicago.
Col. j, n. Howell, OF Washington, -. c.,
IA ln the city, where he " looking about
with view OF possible location In the
practice OF his profession, the law
Mr. and Mrs H. r Dunlop, OF Augusta,
were IN the city last week. on route for
California, 10 hU gone nbout two months.
They left Thursday Via the Northern Pa
cine.
It. q. Merrill, who has been representing
Montana at the Western Miners congress
In San Francisco, and the TTansmlHHls-
sppl congress In st. Louis, returned home
Wednesday
Miss Maud Stuart entertained party
OF young people Informally last evening
Mt her home on Harrison avenue. Candy
pulling was the chief amusement and was
productive of much gRiety.
Geotge ID. Greene. elected state senator
from Jefferson county last November. was
married 10 Miss Mae Burse Tuesday by
the Rev. Or, Kelsey Of Oberlin. They
will spend the winter In Helena.
A course OF three lectures has been ar
ranged for by the Y. =, l.. u. TO he given
at ~, Paul's NJ, u, church the latter part
OF this month. The lectures are free, and
the dates will be announced later.
The West Side Whist club met Monday
evening with Mrs. S. Word. The first prize
was won by Mrs Word. and the second by
Mrs. q. X, Allen. The prizes were books,
"Trilby," and Holmes Last Leaf
The entertainment by the A. O. II. r..
Wednesday evening was well attended
and very successful Dancing was In.
dulged In after an excellent literary and
musical programme had been executed
+. NJ shaw, the well known account
ant, left Tuesday morning. via the North
ern Pacific. for New York, whence he sallf
for England. He will visit relatives ant
friends. and expects 10 return In three o
four months.
Mrs Floyd-Jones expects to leave Tho
Inst of the month to spend the winter
south She Will be accompanied by Mis-
Raleigh. who goes TO visit Miss Howard
At ST. Louis, for time, nfter which the
two young ladies' will go 10 New York fo'
visit.
The weather has been such that skatlnt
has again come In vogue. and bids fair Il
become as popular as II was last year
The Ice at the Brondwater has had visit
ors every day this week, and will doubt
less continue to have them while tn
present weather lasts.
Mrs. Haberly commenced Thursday
evening, for the teachers and others who
cannot attend the morning lectures, I
series OF her highly entertaining and in
structive lectures upon art quite mum
Der OF the teachers and others availet
themselves of the privilege.
A supper was given by Mr.. and MIR
Owen Evans AT their home, on Ninth ave
nue. last Tuesday evening, the event belnl
the celebration OF their son owens 25tl
tHlh1
family those present were: Rev. X. !
Bruce and wife. Mrs. T.. Bailey, Mrs NJ
T.. Church, and W. II. Church.
The Choral Union Monday evening hat
a large attendance. and satisfactory pre-
gress was made In the work. The clul
decided TO give n series OF recitals durln'
the winter. to which their friends will b
invited. The rehearsRls for them will b.
commenced Monday evening. In connec
ton with the regular work.
The departures over the Union Pacln,
for the week are: George Welsh. for Her
wick. Penn; Mrs. G. Beattie. San Fran
cisco; j, III. Mahan. Philadelphia; j. Lee
Omaha; H. Kerl and W. Conrad, Chicago
Mrs. Pollard and Miss Knowles, Los An
geles q. b. Cramer. st. Louis; IA. Harrl-
son and A, J, Smith. New York
The young men OF the Helena for tn
Capital club In "A recent meeting decided
10 give an entertainment, as the pleas
antest way OF raising some necessary
funds. Most of them are in favor Of
masquerade, with prizes 10 be awarde,
for "hlts" on the late campaign. Thci
plan will be published In full later.
Saturday evening. after the soiree wai
ended, number of young people adjourn
ed TO the home Of Miss Burke, on Ewint
street. and enjoyed the informality OF
Dutch lunch. The party were compose,
OF Mr.. and Mrs, @. Hin. Mr.. and Mrs T.
Knight, Mrs. Wallace. Miss Botkin Mis-
Burke, Lieut.. Wallace; Messrs. Hanna
Bradcn. Levitt, Davis and w, S. Clark.
Mrs Raleigh entertained the Cavendisl
cluh Friday afternoon, the members pres
ent being Mesdames Henry Cannon. Da
Wis, Larsen, KleinschmIdt Perkins. Ira
cy, Treacy, Steele Carter. Chadwick. Bab
cock. The guests were Mesdames =. Word
Harris. Hedges. Botkin. The first prize
silver tea bell. was won by Mrs. Hedges
the second, silver paper cutter. by Mrs
q. Tracy,
Mrs. George Ames OF Salt Lake City
who has been visiting her daughter Mrs
J. Il. McCarty, OF this city, returned homo
last week. Mrs. Ames Ia a member OF tn
Mormon tabernacle choir, ana sang with
them In their gathering AZ the World
fair She made q large number of friends
during her visit. and tea parties wert
given for her by Mrs. McCarty. Mrs. Or
um and Mrs. Gibson
Miss Ella Blaine last Saturday evening
closed n very successful term OF dancing
lessons, which have been well attended
by the little folks In the afternoons, and
by the older ones In the evenings. Tho
Misses Blaine left for the cast the next
day. Miss Ella will take dancing lesson
while In Chicago from the celebrated
Bournlque, and will reopen her dancing
schools on her return.
tnapx frInuda - m a,d A., A II
llersey will be glad 10 know that Helena
instead of Billings, viii be their home I'm
the future Dr. Hersey viii make this city
his headquarters for his position OF gcn-
eral agent and travelling correspondent OF
the Butte Miner. which paper hns n warm
place In the affection OF the Helena pub
lie, Mrs. Hersey, who is visiting friends
IN Portland, will return In about two
weeks
The session of the legislature. and the
EreEnrious instinct which possesses near
ly every human being, has brought many
people into town for the winter There
are very few vacant houses, and room
rent has gone UP accordingly With a
large number Of people, with the ncreas-
ing good times aud better prospects. SO
ciety ought to entertain Itself and others
TO a large extent. IL ls hoped that the
season VIII be a lively one,
The public will be pleased to learn that
an art loan exhibition Is TO be given by
the Helena School OF Art early In the new
yenr This kind Of exhibition is very pop
ulnr In the east, and ls highl' enjoyable
ms well MS instructive. Helena Possesses
arc material sufficient for n fine exhibit
ton Of this kind. md this movement Will
doubtless meet with the hearty co-opern-
tion Of the people. all Of whom are proud
OF the institution In their midst.
The Fortnight whist club were enter
taincd by Miss Mabel Lnmey Friday even
| ing, the guests were Misses Carrie and
Sadie Lnmsy In place OF Miss Belle Davis