The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-04-06
HELENA, MONTANA.
BY ]. E. w. Clarke.

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I'VE are never made so ridiculous
by the qualities we have as by those
we affect to have
Mrs. Turlea Fenter of Butte was
the guest of Mrs. William C. Irwin last
week.
Joseph Mayo of Denver, Col, has To-
Gated permanently in our city.
Rev. c. N. Douglas, presiding elder
of Puget Sound Conference, was a
visitor in the city last week.
The friends of Mrs. James Talbot,
who has been sick since last Fall. are
pleased to know she is able to be
about again.
A surprise party was given Mr.. Ad
E. Banks on the evening of the 27th
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude H. Polk by the young people
of the city. Those present were:
Mesdames Harrell, Polk and Palmer;
Misses Carolyn Dorsey, Charlotte
Ford, Emma Dorsey and Alice York;
Messrs. Banks, Parsons, Jones, Ander-
son and Polk. Mr.. Banks left the city
on the 29th for Fort Logan, khere he
will begin training for the S17th En-.
gineers. Later he will go to Camp
Sherman.
The following are reported sick this
week: Mrs. Edward Miller, George
Robinett, Miss Olga York, and Lolita
Walker.
Miss Emma Dorsey spent Easter
week in Butte visiting with Rev. and
Mrs. Allen.
William C. Irwin, the genial steward
at the Lams' Club, is building an ad-
dition to his home at 212 South Beatie
street.
Rev. George F. Martin left last Sun
day afternoon to attend District Con-
ference at Boise, Idaho. Easter SER
vices at st. James church were well
attended during the day and evening.
An able sermon in the morning by
Rev. Martin; in the afternoon the Sun
day school presented to an admiring
gathering of mothers, fathers and
friends a program that was highly ap-
preciated; the evening brought forth
the excellent work for which st. James
choir is noted-good music inter-
spersed with papers and readings ap-
p%roppriate for the occasion.
We neglected to publish the meeting
of the Pleasant Hour Club held on the
18th and entertained by Mrs. Laura
Meek. On the 9th the club vas en-
tertained by Mrs. Charles Oliver. In
teresting programs were enjoyed at
each meeting.
A quiet wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. George F. Martin Fri
day evening the goth at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. Judge Hart on Ben
ton avenue. The contracting couple
were Robert Brown, ST., and Louise
A. Napier, both prominent members
and officers of st. James A. NJ. E.
Church. Mr.. Brown is a class leader
and a trustee and Mrs. Brown is a
stewardess and an assistant class
leader.
Easter services at Ebenezer Baptist
Church last Sunday were arranged
with a view of special instruction to
members and friends attending. Rev,
H. c. Parsons preached in the morn,
ing upon the Joy of the Resurrec
ton and at night a missionary pro
gram by the members was rendered
entitled, THE Cross in Congo Land"
Mr.. Charles Oliver has purchased
new bungalow with all modern i'm
provements on Cannon street, nea1
Harrison avenue. They expect tt
move in Immediately.
Miss Fannie Fitzgerald was founC
dead in her room at Anaconda on thu
2Sth, where she has resided since leav
ing Helena more than a year ago. NJ
details have been received at thii
writing. Mrs. Louise Harrison, witt
was a personal friend of Miss Fit7
gerald, and with whom she resides
while in Helena, went to Anaconda t
mack arrangements for the burial.