Kensington at the Lovell Home Social Evening
A Dillon society note describes a Kensington style afternoon at the Lovell residence hosted by Mesdames Lovell Graeter and Lovell. Guests enjoyed needlework, a letter sentence game, and punch, with Misses Gilbert and Morse assisting. A large invited list and a later park dance capped the event in a lively social week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret White
Zetta Gilbert
Minnie Gilbert
Pickwick
Sam
S. J
Sam Jones
Mesdames Mauldin
Young
Lusher
Blanche Morse
Sadie Graeter
Florence Carter
Grace Squire
Nannie Featherly
Mesdaines
Luce
Owsley
Gilbert
Wolf
Taylor
Hawley Se
Mason
Ross
Anderson
Mathes
Martin Innes
J. T. Innes
W. Deputy
Kaiser
Baxter
T. Taylor
Perkins
Hooker
Sharkey
T. H. Barrett
Horse Prairie
Tash
M. Poindexter
Zirtzman
N. KE
French
McCann
Koontz
Kirkpatrick
H. A. Bond
Lamont
Clark
Theodore Nelson
Jasper Nelson
W. J. Scott
Double Barred Birthday Party Tracks Two Sisters
A large social gathering celebrated two sisters Mesdames Matt Orr and W K Shepherd with a joint birthday party. Guests played Five Hundred, danced, and enjoyed lunch at the Orr and Lovell homes. Other events include a picnic at Sheep Canyon and a card party for Mrs Josephine McConnell with sixty-three in six tables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matt Orr
W. K. Shepherd
Orr
W. C. Orr
W. W. Kingsbury
J. B. Poindexter
Ernest Orr
T. D. Olmated
T. W. Poindexter
Lovell
Caroa
Mesdames Kinsgbury
H. T
Poindexter
Conger
W. A. Jones
French
Waldorf
Comstock
Foley
Evans Innes
Stolle
Morton
Robison
Passmore
KE. Orr
J. L. Jones
Roe
Bagley
F. Williams
Elliott
C. W. Scott
Monroe
Herbert Selway
McKinney
Sebree
Howard
J. C. Metlen
Noyes
Stedman
Willis
W. A. Lovell
J. Fovell
Butler
W. Deputy
Tibbets
Blair
Cashmore
Hughes
A. E. Graeter
Boone
Cesar Johnson
Shepherd
Arndta
Wilkes
Folsom
S. Johnson
Lorenzo Cushing
Grace
Chapman
Misses Waldorf
McHenry
Bishop
Stamm
Lulu Stamm
Hoag
White
Dorchester
Cornell
Baxter
Thorpe
Innes
Dyus
Helena
Sheep Canyon
Lamont
Farrow
Tillotson
Butte
T. D. Olmsted
Messra
Anderson
Carl Innes
Ruediger
Davis
Josephine McConnell
F. C. Kress
Polaris
McConnell
Dillon
Our
Fair City
Elinor
Jessie Poindexter
Montana Constitutional Amendment on Child Labor and Eight-Hour Limits
Notice of election proposes amendments to Article XVII relating to labor. It prohibits employing children under sixteen in underground mines, sets an eight hour workday for public works and mills, and directs enforcement legislation. Ballot wording and effective date upon approval are outlined. Approved December 10, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State of
Milla
Legislative Assembly
Congress
Act to Amend Article 18 of Montana Constitution
Certification by Secretary of State Geo M Hays that the document is a true copy of an act proposed for voter approval or rejection, concerning amendments to Article 18 of Montana Constitution, with continuation noted on page four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States OF America
State of Montana
Geo. M. Hays
State of
Montana
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Terpsichore
Ard
A. A. Elliott
Mrs. McConnell
W. V. King Paul
W. Smith
J. Conge Perkins
S. D. Hooker
John Waldorf
C. J. Fenner
J. B.logan
J. F. Bishop
B. F. White
Malad City
Idaho
E. O. Selway
J. W. Lusher
Philip Lovell
W. L. Staudaher
P. E. Poindexter
Misses Lovell
W. C. Bagley
Mies Bagley
W. B. Carter
William Roe
Matthew Orr
Wallace
Nessman
Crouse
Brandegee
Crouse & Brandegee
UTCA
New York
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