The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

( gTamme confined selections given BY Airs
WsiriOk and two OF her rupils. Misses Ada
Gamer and Clara O'Connor. The musc
vas furnished by the Misses Cuthbort, Nc
Cornell and Rosonbaum.
Little Stewart Harder. having reached
the advanced age Of nine Years. celebrated
that important event last week By inviting
dozen Of his young friends one afts noon
from four sill eight. His sister, Miss Ethel,
had charge Of affairs. and under her pleas
ant management a merry time was had
Win games and refreshments, etc. Anum-
Der Of p city presents were received.
Mrs. Norris assisted By Miss HoppsY
entertained party Of friends omplimsn-
tafV 20 Mr.. and Ms. a. G. Logan, last
thursday evening. The evening was spent
In progressive whist with some novel feat
uTes In the choosing and changing Of part
ners Refreshments were served az eleven
o'clock, and tue remainder OF the evening
was spent in vocal and instrumental music.
Cards have been received Announcing the
marriage of Miss Harriet N. Miles to julius
Berg, of Townsend. The wedding took
place Apfil 4 az 81 Paul, MIMI, and they
will be at home IN Townseud after April 10.
Misc Miles was well known IN Helena,
having come out from her home in Eng
land to Vislt friends and relatives In this
vicinity. The young couple have ths bost
wishes Of many fiieads
The LADIES' Whist club met Friday altar
noon At the residence OF Mrs. L. {. BAD
cock, whore the usual pleasant game Was
PLAYED, followed by refreshments. Tbs
winners this time we're Mrs. I. Carte,
whose prize was slver-topped amber
comb, and Mrs- A. +. Curtin. who secured
city china cup end saucer. Tho guests
we're hssdamss ChambsTlin. Shultz. Baird.
Clements, Hudnell and Dallas.
A pleasant whist party was ents, TENED
BY The Misses Rice. Of Fifth Avenue, last
Tuesday evening. The ladies' pfizs was
won oT Miss Matthews IL was a pretty
cup and saucer. The Rsntlemsn's q gold
payer cutter. was won by M BigGs. TIE
game was followed BY music and refresh
meats. Those playing were; Misses
Loeksv. Matthews and Rice; Messrs Biess,
Williams. Hszslton and Wetmors
The eitJ had an unusually large number
OF visitors lsst week for Business or pleas
ure. Among those ON Butte were: Chaa
:. warren, W. MeWhite J. A. Graham. DR..
T. ID. Lsavitt Dr.. 1. J. Mu ray. ). W. Ast-
iey. GEORGE W. Wintsr c. r. siuAfL }. ID.
freund. I. A. GfieRs. A. J. Davis and S.
Perkins. Among those f,om Great Falls
were; J. l.. Wsitman, 4. Brown. !.
Parker NeazeJ. r. r. French. G.. y Naelay
J. A. Freeman, J. G. DAVIS ID. Samples, =.
b. Gallagher, James Greeley, ". W. Cur
RE =. J. hoe, 1. Il. CollinG 4. j. Adams.
aRd Dr.. J. II. Fairfield.
Inc tarewell Teeeption rendered 20 Mr..
and MIRA Granvills stuart 40 the rooms Of
the hontsna Historical society. MONDAY
evening. was we'll attended by nearly all
the prominent citizens Of the TOYS. Com
plimentarf and farewell space hsa wefemAl 10
by Judge Hedges, Col. Sanders. Judge
Knowles, EH-Gov. Hauser and Others, 40
which AIT. stuaft feplsd. expressing his
appreciation OF the sentiments. MT and
Mrs. stuart left Wednesday for Nashine-
ten and New York. and thence will sail for
where Mr.. Stuart will take
cha sc OF bis ofhoial position.