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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1922
Page
10
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Mrs Herbert Wheat will entertain Hobnob Friday afternoon February 24. Mr and Mrs J B Holtz entertained twelve friends Monday evening at a valentine party.
Mrs J W Rees and Mars W Co Jennings hosted a Kensington at the home of Mrs J W Rees in honor of Forsyth visitor Mrs L Ulma. Red carnations and white snapdragons decorated. Guests included Mrs Archie Henneberry and many local ladies.
The Epworth League gathers over eighty youths for a devotional service with musical numbers by Normal school students Gladys Fleming Gladys Adams Helen Roberbers Charline Hanch Lolo Clay pool Doris Herbert Ethel Vogal led by Prof Wiseman. A Valentine party is planned Friday night and a stag dinner was hosted Monday at the Wyatt home with guests Alvin Jones Byron Hill J T Ross Maurice Wright Alderic Tessier James Whalen W H Hawkins Dr R D Curry and Walter Stamm.
Mrs Emma Carhart acted as hostess for the Jolly club gathering Tuesday evening with decorations and refreshments aligned to Valentine day themes.
The Danish Brotherhood of America will hold a masquerade ball in Dart's Hall on Friday February 24. Music and a lunch at midnight are planned with prizes for best character representations. All are invited and many have started planning costumes.
The Twentieth Century Dancing club and guests enjoyed a masked Friday evening at City Hall with dancing to Baxter-Tonney Orchestra. Supper was served at members’ homes after the event.
Mrs. J. B. Morse delightfully entertained the Needle Club at a four course luncheon at 1 30 Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. J. F. Bishop Mrs. G. T. Paul Mrs. M. Van de Walker Mrs. Etta Metzel Mrs. A. F. Waldorf and Mrs. McArdle of Cincinnati. After lunch the time was spent with needle work and games.
Ralph Goforth of Armstead and Lottie Harrison of Providence R I were married February 11 at the Baptist parsonage by Rev. George McDougall. They will reside in Armstead briefly and later move to a ranch in Oregon as their permanent home, amid friends’ congratulations.
Busy Bee club hosted Mrs Edward Cushing and guests including Mrs George Murray Mrs Robert Bidstrup Mrs Ernest Qrr Mrs Clayton Schuler Mrs Louis Anderson and Miss Moreau at a Wednesday afternoon gathering. Eastern Star held a Tuesday meeting with J W Rees and Mrs Wiseman initiated and a Valentine motif lunch served. The Good Government club plans a February 21 library meeting to review civil government and committee reports. Century club hosts a Friday supper following a dance at the Dansie home.
Saturday evening F A Hazelbaker entertained five lady guests at a Valentine dinner. The guests were Misses Iblings Snyder Wyems Shortt and Mrs Clegg.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. C. W. Smith Thursday afternoon Feb 23 at 2 30. The W W G reports Miss Francis Hails Pleasantly entertained the World Wide Guild Tuesday evening at Mrs. R R Rathbone's home.
Mrs. A A Elliott entertained a number of ladies at a luncheon Tuesday afternoon at 1 80 o'clock.
Farl R. Smith and Loriella Smith were married February 14 at the Methodist parsonage by Rev. Edward Smith.
Miss Caroline White will entertain Theta at her home Tuesday evening February 21.
The Junior guild held a Valentine party at the Baptist church Tuesday evening, gathering members for a seasonal social event.
Notice is given by Nellie Boone administratrix of the estate of Daisy McNinch deceased to creditors and all persons with claims to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication to C W Robison Dillon Montana for the Beaverhead county estate. Dated Dillon February 16 1922.
Mrs. J H Gilbert speaks for Dillon patrons at the dedication of a new primary school building. She recalls the town’s growth, praises the modern facilities including a gym, art and manual training departments, and notes the site’s fit, economy, and community support. A marriage license was issued to Ralph Goforth and Lottie Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jennings and their young son joined Mr. and Mrs. J. We Rees for a Sunday and Monday stay at the Henneberry ranch near Grayling.
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