The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-14
Personal and General.

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Psrsonai aHd General.
W. Is. Raleigh was In Great Falls las.
3. I. Hsussr arrived home from She cas-,
Friday.
DIR. Barbour has returned from a "trip 70
Arkansas.
Miss For visited friends in Butte few
DAYS last week.
Peter Whine returned from . trip TO
Denver Tuesday.
7. d. Miller vent TO Niles Ctr Fhdsv,
70 be Rone several days.
he next recital By the Unitarian choir
will be given about Jan. 80.
Mrs. y. Is. Clark and daughters have re-
turned from a visit 10 RalsfsbuTg.
J. 2. Tooker leaves tomorrow for q west
ern trip, expee.inR 10 be gone several weeks.
The Rev. J. Wesley Hill and family have
taken suite OF apartments al the brandon
hotel.
Miss Alice Coiman. of Ds.r Lodge 1,
visiting in the city, the gusst Of Miss Mar
Mills.
Miss Lottis Rumsey, Of Broadway, en-
iortained few fri nds al cars lest Friday
evening.
Major Arthur. Of 81. Paul. who was for
merry stationed a. Helena, was In the city
last week.
Mrs. Il. A. Bell left Wednesday for a
visit with frisn is in Kansas City and Mar
shall. Mo.
Mrs. John Dinner has been confined 20
her room for the past ten days with acute
b onehitis.
Mr.. and Ms A. II. Gates have returnsd
from Chicago and have taken charge Of the
q andon hotel.
Cornelius Hedges Jr.. entsrtainsd q few
OF his young friends with cards and dane
Ing Wednesday.
Col. ". B. Hundley and wife left yester-
day for trip to the south. 10 be gone two
or three months
Miss Reifenrath and Miss Kerr expect 70
leave for al ip to Califo mia, In the eariJ
part Of the week.
Miss Lsckio left Helena a week ago 10
join he other In New York. They expect
10 sail for EnRlsnd Feb. 10
DIR. Ballard aud his mother, Mrs. Kath-
crime Ballard, expect 10 leave tomorrow
for month's trip to California.
Miss ID nipple Blaekiston, of Butte, who
has been visiting Miss Ada Webb for a few
days, returned 10 her home Monday.
Mrs. Francis +. Adams. Of ST. VALERIE.
near fulton, 10 In the CITY for the winter
the guest Of DIR. and Mira Ca michael.
The newly installed officers of the ID. of
~ gave banquet to the ladies Of the order
Wednesday evening at A. o. u. W. hall.
Miss Maggie Brennan. Of Chatfsld. |
MINI, who has been Waiting her aunt
Mrs. Richardson. leaves for bsf home 10
day.
MFs. q. g. Evans and Mrs.. Hindson, and
M. and Mrs Beckett, expect TO leave Hell
ena Monday or Tuesday for trip TO Cali
ifornia.
Mrs. Barnard Brown and her neios. Miss
Miller, will be at home TO their frisnds
msonssasy afeernoons and evenings. at
the Hotel Helens.
Mrs. J. @. Hunter has been ia Living
stem, Butte and Anaconda during the past
two weeks, helping install the officers Of
the ID. Of II. in those cities.
A. II. Nelson has returned from q Wait to
Chicago. His daughter. Miss Jessie 10
now In the university Of Chicago, and Har-
old is In the preparatory department
Major and Mrs. Aaginnis left Yesterday
for California, 20 be gone several months.
During their abssnoe their house will be
occupied BY Mr.. and Mrs. Will Braden.
The Ladies Musicale met with Madame
Msdinl Thursday evening. for their usual
hour Of pleasant NO k. Toe next nesting
will occur Thursday. Jan. Is. al seven
o'clock.
Mrs.. Leslie sulerove gave an informal
reception Friday evening 10 the young
Dairy Maids and some OF their friends.
Dancing and general good time was the
order or the hour.
Miss GenevieVs Burnham IL still az Kali
ispell with her slater, Mrs. Pace, who IL
slowly recovering from a severe illness.
MISS burnham will probably not be in Hell
ena for some weeks.
This has been a week Of prayer in thu
vaiSus churches of the city, aud the most-
ing have been we'll attended. In 81 Paups
NJ. Z. church. they haVe taken on a fevivai
ehAraster, In which considei abls interest 10 /
unaffected.
Mrs. Kate Frambaueb. sister of John
Ragan, the fireman Who met death In the
Elkhorn week, arrived in the city from
Dearborn, Mich, Thursday. 20 look ate
her brothera estate. She IL STAYING with
the family Of Mr. DAILY.
Ray smith entertained pleasant marty
Of his JounR friends At hls home on ths
west side Friday evening. Games and re-
freHhmsnts were enjoyed with children's
usual hsaTtiness. and they departed win
assertions Of the good time they had sxnsr-
fenced.
The Helena Banjo and Mandolin club /
will give a concert for the benent Of the /
Associated Charities the nrst week In Feb. /
ruary. The musical people have responded |
generously to invitations for help aud no |
effort will be sparel 20 make the ente. tain
msnt q success.
The Columbian club held its regular
dance at Adams ball Friday evening. The /
usual good time was had and enjoyed by /
all present The interested members Of the /
club are requested TO m ct az the residencs
OF Mrs. John Gibson, 1886 Phoenix avsnae.
Thursday. Jan. Is.
The masquerade ball 20 be given By tho /
Helena Iu nverein Tuesday. PROMISES 20 be l
a very elabo ale and consequently very
enjoyable affair. a. iEes are 10 be given bv /
various Trims 10 she city for different eos 4
tumes. They are on exhibition In the vim i
dows Of the Boston Clothing house.
Miss Annette Burtch entertained a party /
Of about thi o. OF her young friends OF the /
Baptist society a. her home Ia konwood i
Friday evening. The time was pleasantly /
passed With games, conversations aud /
music, which With the light iefTeshmsnts 4
took up the hours until abe lhat car left for
town.
Miss Mary Mile entertained few
friends last evening Ia honor OF her guest
Miss ColmAn. Dancing was the chief 4
amusement though cards and isfresh- /
ments also occupied some time. Thoas
present were: Misses Ballard, MoIntvre.
Rumsev, Reinig. Colman; Messrs. Hedges.
Billiard Hillman, Reinig. bryce and fish I
Frank Merrill entertained ths Baohelor's 4
Chsss club 40 his residence last evening.
After an Interesting series OF games deli 4
eious Refreshments we're % we'd aud the i
members retired With the fact clear inn 1
pressed upon their minds that the pfessucs 1
of tbe faif az IL not Tsqu site 90 a pleasant 1
evening.
Milton Gamer was pleasantly suTrrissd I
1 uaaday evening BIZ a crowd OF hia Vouuu