Dinner Party at the Gilbert Home Delights Guests
Mr and Mrs Chester Gilbert and Mrs Florence Backus hosted a Sunday evening dinner card party at the Gilbert residence on the west side. Lavender lilacs, golden pansies, and blue forget me nots decorated tables while progressive pinochle ensued with high scores by Mrs Dave Sullivan and Mr Harry Graves and low by Mrs Paul Stahl and Mr B W Emerick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Gilbert
Florence Backus
Gilbert
Dave Sullivan
Harry Graves
Paul Stahl
B. W. Emerick
Kensington Social Events Attendances and Celebrations
Mrs. Clark Anderson hosts a Kensington afternoon at her ranch seven miles north of the city with guests arriving at two. Separately, Mr. and Mrs. Harry F. Elofson, recently moved from Beaverhead National Forest to Wenatchee, attended a dinner card party for Beaverhead and Madison forest employees at J. C. Whit ham’s home, with six pinochle tables and scores by Mrs. Camas Nelson and Mr. Marshall Ramsey. Elofson received a black tooled leather briefcase. Another dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. Woodburn’s home followed by progressive pinochle. Mrs. J. H. Gilbert, returning from Denver’s Congress of Parents and Teachers national meeting, reports heightened activity and stateside leadership, presiding Montana PTA president detailing strong national interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark Anderson
Kensington
Harry F. Elofson
J. C. Whitham
Beaverhead National Forest
Madison National Forest
Elofson
Wenatchee
Wash
Whitham
Camas Nelson
Lima
Marshall Ramsey
Wisdom
J.H. Gilbert
Denver
Congress of Parents and Teachers
Honoring Mrs Graeter At Country Inn Birthday Dinner
Mrs A W Graeter inspired a birthday dinner last Wednesday at the Country Inn. Twelve ladies sat at a long table with pink roses and purple lilacs, enjoyed a dinner, and played progressive pinochle. Mrs Graeter achieved the high score and Mrs D A Sullivan the low, each receiving bridge sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Graeter
Various Social Events And Visits In Dillon Area
Notes record a string of social visits and meetings including N C C W gathering at St James guild hall, pinochle clubs, Northside Country club June 3 event hosted by Mrs W E Roberts near Bond, and entertaining hosts Mr and Mrs C W Woodburn. Also mentions Miss Alice Cosgrove visiting grandparents in Dillon, Mrs Carrie Whiting in Twin Bridges, teaching terms completed by Anastacia Boger and Elizabeth Sallee, travels of Mrs George Lovell, and visits by Miss Eva Stahl and others from Boise and Twin Bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Cosgrove
Dillon
Davis
Normal College
Clyde Sewell
J. A. Mortenson
Lima
Alex Crosby
Mortenson
Crosby
A. L. Anderson
Anastacia Boger
Bedrock
Eva Stahl
Boise
J. E. Monroe
Butte
George Bull
New York City
Lorin Davis
Montana Farmers urged to enter international grain shows
Montana farmers are urged by A H Stafford to cultivate high quality grain for entry in global shows. The Regina Saskatchewan Exposition in 1932 offers 1771 awards and 200000 dollars, with many classes for wheat and seeds and entry deadlines by March 1 1932.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
A. H. Stafford
Agriculture, Labor and Industry
Stafford
Chicago
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Also Mentioned on This Page
Elofsons
Forestry Service
Charles W. Woodburn
Mrs. Graeter
Harry Hanson
Grandview Heights
Clubs and Societies
St. James Guild Hall
Mrs. Howard Morse
Northside Country Club
W E. Roberts
Bond
C. W. Woodburn
Elizabeth Sallee
Jackson School
George Lovell
Daughters of the Nile
John Colling
Margaret Lott
Merritt Owsley
Twin Bridges
E. D. Cooney
J. P. Loss
Tony
Anheuser-Busch
Stone-Ordean-Wells Company, Distributors
Butte, Moni
ST. Loui
Busch
Frigidaire
General Motors
Dillon Furniture Company