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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1921
Page
11
Miss Katharin G Drayton and William K Harvey of Melrose were united in marriage on Monday December 26 at Melrose Community Church. The ceremony
The ceremony featured Ophelia roses and pink carnations with Karl Harvey as best man. Bride Miss Newton, daughter of Mrs. Alice Drayton Newton, taught in Melrose schools. groom Mr. B H Harvey, of Wise River, served in the army. After a wedding breakfast and a midnight lunch, the couple plan to reside in Melrose following a honeymoon in Butte.
The D C N club hosted a farewell party Tuesday for Miss Stella Mayfield who will wed Loran Spencer of Sacramento next Saturday. Members enjoyed cards at Evelyn Lloyds home, with Ruth Garyland winning high and Evalyn Lloyd low prizes. The club presented Mayfield with silverware as a gift.
A popular social event for the younger set was held Wednesday in the high school gymnasium hosted by Berniece and Dorothy Hirschman Velma Judge Dorothy Potter Francis Dunn Emerson Hughes Allen Smith Melvin Smith Lambert Eliel and Ielmer Selway. The hall featured blue and gold streamers and pennants. Punch and later refreshments were served, with music by the Tonrey Baxter orchestra.
Members of the Hobnob club enjoyed a Christmas party hosted by Mrs J C Jennings and Mrs J W Rees at the Jennings residence. The twelve covers featured holiday decor with a miniature tree as centerpiece. A sumptuous turkey dinner followed by gift exchanges and a few bridge games awarded prizes to Mrs T E Gilbert and Mrs W A Gracter.
Mr and Mrs Maynard Lovell hosted a Christmas Day dinner at their home nine miles south of Dillon. Twelve guests attended including Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor, Mrs Ellen Lovell, Philip Lovell, Frank Thompson, and Mr and Mrs Harry Geer and family.
Mrs R J Dansie entertained the M M sewing club at her home Thursday afternoon in a Christmas party. Bridge was the diversion of the afternoon with guests Mrs W C Jennings Miss Clara Plant and Miss Bauman, guest of Mrs R W Boone.
The Woman's auxiliary to the American Legion will meet next Thursday evening January 5 in the Legion rooms for the annual election of officers. All members are urged to attend.
The Dillon Delphian club will meet in January to discuss Art in Holland with reference books on reserve in the library. Open meetings to all members for instantaneous questions on Dutch Art.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Graeter hosted a Christmas dinner at their home on South Washington street. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Heffner and Mr. and Mrs. E. K. L. Poindexter.
The M. 18 Aid Society will be entertained by Mrs. Ed Farley Mrs. J S Wiseman and Mrs F S Hoffman in the lecture room of the church Thursday afternoon January 5.
Members of the Rebekah lodge gave a surprise party for Mrs. W. T. Coully at her home on Kentucky avenue last night. A delightful time was enjoyed by all.
The Jolly club held its Christmas party at the home of Mrs. M Gist Tuesday evening. It was an enjoyable meeting with much fun.
Mrs. E. J. Callaway served as hostess to the Bitterroot club on Wednesday afternoon for its Christmas party.
Mrs H S Gimble will entertain Hobnob guests Friday afternoon at her home on South Dakota street.
Mr and Mrs Marshall Field entertained a few friends at bridge Thursday evening in their home.
Mrs F J Caskin entertained the members of her bridge club yesterday afternoon with a relaxed session and fellowship.
Local notes report the University of Idaho Glee Club performing at the Normal College next Monday evening with about 20 singers. The column lists visitors and residents enjoying holidays, including Mrs. Elsie Garrison, Miss Ruth Weenink, Mrs. Harriet Waldorf Tooley, and Mrs. M. Gist. An injury to Warren Stone is mentioned and a lost tire chain is reported.
Dairying and poultrying are among the coming industries for this county. The Butte and Anaconda markets will require the surplus. I offer four wood dairy ranches for sale and smaller tracts suitable for chickens. Newman, Telephone block, Dillon, Mont. Advertisement.
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