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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
10
Mrs. Margaret Morse Mrs. Mary Van de Walker Mrs. Osie Smith and Mrs. Itta Metzel hosted a three course luncheon Tuesday at 1 30 at Mrs. Metzel’s home. The house displayed spring flowers and after lunch guests enjoyed puzzle games. About 35 ladies attended.
The Dillon Delphian society met for the last regular session on April 23. Mrs. John T. Orr directed the literary program studying Recent French and Italian Dramatists with reviews by Mrs. Hiram Brundage and Mrs. T. E. Gilbert on Maeterlinck s Blue Bird and D Annunzio s Gioconda.
Miss Helen Bulger entertained Carroll club members Wednesday evening at her home on East Orr Street.
Mrs Ed Duff and Mrs William Chapman entertained the St Rose guild Thursday at Mrs Duff's home on South Pacific. The guild will hold a food sale at the Waldorf grocery Saturday April 28. The Alpha Kappa chapter Westminster Gould met with Miss Jean Bishop Thursday April 26.
Last Friday marked the 60th anniversary of John F. Bishop arriving in Beaverhead Valley. A dinner and reception were held in his honor with many pioneer men entertained at the dinner. In the evening his home on South Idaho Street drew a throng of friends as about 200 ladies and gentlemen dropped by. Refreshments were served to all.
Mose Smyth of Blaine, Thomas Pierce from Horse Prairie, and Frank Rife of Medicine Lodge visited Dillon Tuesday Wednesday Thursday. Frank Lane of Alder and Mrs. George Selway of Melrose were guests this week. Warren Stone was elected president of the B. C. H. S. alumni association Tuesday evening at the Andrus hotel parlor. The group plans a dance for commencement week to entertain the high school graduates.
The Jolly Club was pleasantly entertained Tuesday evening by Miss Ella Free at her Burfield apartments home.
Mr and Mrs C E Blinn entertained 36 friends with a five course dinner Monday evening at their home on South Pacific Street.
Busy Bee club was hosted by Mrs. Harry Andrus Sr. on Wednesday afternoon with members gathering for a social session.
Local notes show Matt Kay visiting Grant, Emery Smith and Fred Gibson in Dillon, and Frank Swartz with Mrs. Birrer in Blaine. Advertisements list Tattersalls goods, hemstitching by Addie Baldwin, and sale items at Tribune Book Store. Deer Lodge wool pool sets clip at 52½ cents per pound. James Doyle visits county. various household and ranch notices.
Myr and Mrs John Wolf announce a baby boy this week in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Clarence Koenig welcome a baby daughter born Tuesday April 24, Mrs Koenig formerly Daisy Hildreth of Medicine Lodge. Hearty congratulations from friends. Mrs Emma H Welles postmistress at Melrose visited Dillon Thursday. For sale items listed include a Peninsular heater, furniture, jars, utensils and an Everett piano with contact details.
High school seniors perform The Seven Keys to Baldpate at the school gym tonight and tomorrow night promising a high class production. The play has enjoyed success on stage and screen. Cy Flemming visits Dillon as Melrose ties up today.
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