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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1912
Page
7
An unsigned verse titled Esocial Affair II in Dillon presents a sentimental poem praising loyal hearts and brave spirits. The author signs as M.S. B. and the text encourages giving love to receive it in return and faith that many will support one’s word and deeds.
Mesdames Tattersall and Kress host card parties this Friday afternoon and again Friday evening and Saturday afternoon with yellow and white decor and refreshments. Invitations list many guests from Missoula to Twin Bridges and Butte, including Oscoe Cornell and Lyman Bennett among others.
A Saturday afternoon 500 gathering at the B N Stevenson residence featured Mesdames Stevenson and N E hosting with sweet peas, pansies, and larkspur adorning rooms. After cards, refreshments followed for a large invited guest list including Mesdames Paul Rathbone Olmsted Richardson Fahm Parker and many others.
Miss Clara Plant hosted the Baptist Aid society Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bertie Howard in Bozeman. Attendees included Hazel Maurer Lorena Stone Sadie Graeter Majorie Stevenson and Mrs. A S Johnson.
A Wednesday evening gathering at the Hunsaker ranch eight miles north of Dillon featured Misses Fern and Dell Hunsaker as hostesses. Guests included Leone Barton Ruth Knotts Kathryn Drummy Jessie Poindexter Alma Morse Margaret White Hortense Paul Josephine Erwin Dolores Commeau Irene Yeaman Hazel Maurer and others with George Metlen Lavan Judson Best Anson Baxter Jr Henry Burfiend Leon Eliil Loche Maurer Carl Ostrander Fred Featherly Taylor Bradley Howard Morse among the attendees.
Mrs A L Anderson and Mrs Win Roberts hosted a Tuesday afternoon club gathering at Mrs Roberts country home. Rooms glowed with sweet peas and garden flowers in pink and white. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Bishop and Mr and Mrs J E Hollinsworth with daughters Chris Hansen Mackey Idaho Grandma Sherman and Misses Kathryn Drummy Ruth Knotts Fern and Dell Hunsaker.
Miss Addie Bettes hosted a six course breakfast Saturday morning at the Metlen hotel. The dining parlor featured sweet peas and trailing vines, with a long table in festive arrangement.
Mr. George E. Sullivan and Miss Frae Iliff married at the Catholic parsonage with Rev. Father Foley officiating. Only guests were Mr. and Mrs. Benj Hiff. The couple left Dillon that evening for Armsted to start their home. Tea followed by Mrs. Rathbone hosting.
Mr and Mrs Pearl S Smith hosted a pleasant Saturday dinner at their Atlantic street home with Mrs Laura Kress Miss Lucy Carson Miss Alice Warren and Miss Grace Lamont among the guests. Cards announced the August first marriage of J W Vogel and Inez R Nickey in Columbia City Indiana and that they will be at home after September 15 in Lewistown Montana.
Mrs Julius Rounds will host the High Five club gathering Wednesday afternoon at her home on South Washington Street.
The club announces postponement of its meetings for the month due to a number of members being away from the city.
The St Rose church guild will be entertained next Thursday afternoon by Mrs Nick Staudaher.
The ladies gathered on the church lawn Thursday for a cheerful afternoon. Attendees enjoyed light conversation and sunny weather as they visited in a relaxed social setting.
The society held no meeting this week and will reconvene next Thursday afternoon August 15 in the church lecture room. Mesdames Grant Haines and Emma Gilbert will host the gathering.
The Guild gathered at the Rectory on Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William Watson as host. Mrs. William Lovell is scheduled to host next Thursday at Guildhall for ladies and friends.
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