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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1912
Page
10
The verse celebrates every element of spring in Dillon from dandelions to blue skies. It hints June will bring more brides than roses, as a cheerful town joins in with signs of new love and warmth. The playful note links June, romance, and nature in a local mood.
A pre nuptial shower at the Lusher home honors Miss Bertha Burfiend with hostesses Mesdames John Lusher Jerome Baxter Arthur Graeter and Alfred Cashmore. Guests include many local ladies and Miss Bertha Burfiend will wed Mr Roy Elliott in early June with a wedding march played during lunch.
A merry Tuesday evening bridge dinner hosted by Mrs. G T Paul and Mrs J B Poindexter at the Paul home on South Pacific Street featured lavender lilacs white sweet peas jonquils ferns and tulips. Guests enjoyed a multi course supper with elaborate service and playful dining room parades ending with a green onion finale. Mesdames O M Best Justin E Morse Wm Bernstein Clara Chapman led the Mesdames club guests.
E. D. White E. D. Selway T. D. Olm sted H. H. Swain Don Rathbone and Mrs. Clark Anderson attended. Mrs. Joseph Monroe and Miss Bert Shortt served as substitutes. After dinner, the Bridge game was enjoyed until a late hour.
Mrs. Anna W Owsley hosted a 1 o'clock Sunday dinner for the Senior class of 1912 and Prof E R Mosher at the Montana State Normal College dormitory. Juniors led a lavender and white parade to the dining room where Seniors wore flower crowns and sang. The event included a lavender and white table display, Baccalaureate attendance, tea service at six, and campus vesper services at seven.
The M S N C junior class held a seven o’clock dinner Monday at Hotel Metlen hosted by Mr and Mrs Monroe. Decor featured tall white roses white sweet peas and ferns. Thirty two covers were set with dark red pennant place cards and the guest list included Mary Burke Dora Hart May Schul ten Gertrude Slocum Anna McGrady Emma Duval Myrtle Dragstedt Ruth Conway Leah O’Brien Katheryn Meers Charlaine Phelps Alice Roy Florence Taylor Susie Karas Helen O’Leary May Price Grace Gleeson Lucile Hartman Erna Hearn Ethel Vines Carolyn Sullivan Elsie Greenough Helen Clark Susie Fischer Lola Church Eva Higgins Lucy Kemper Florence Mayer and Homer Worth.
A Friday evening dinner at the Hotel Metlen hosted by Miss Nina Nash gathered Columbia University graduates including Miss Anabelle Long Miss Rietta Rust Miss Mary Innes Miss Delia Dorchester and Mrs Free with Miss Ferelda Murdy of Aberdeen South Dakota. Conversation recalled old university days as a choice menu was served.
Mrs H J Selway entertained at her home with Miss Edith McDowell and Miss Anne Johnson as honor guests. The table boasted crab apple blossom decorations and a complete menu. Attendees included Edith McDowell Anne Johnson Jean Bishop Grace Lamont Lydia Roberts Catherine Paxton Mabel Willard Mabel Catlin of Deer.
The dance organized by Mesdames Win Cashmore and Amos Elliott was delayed due to college commencement and will be held Thursday evening June 15. A business meeting is set for Thursday afternoon June 13 at Guildhall with full attendance requested.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Orr gave a Sunday dinner at their Washington street home starting at 1 30 pm Yellow Dillon grown daffodils adorned the handsome table The guests included Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Cushing Mr and Mrs Wm Bernstein and Mrs Laura Kress The menu was delicious and the host and hostess were joined by these friends
A pleasant evening occurred Saturday when Mrs W B Carter entertained sixteen ladies at her home on Thomson avenue. Refreshments were served late, and guests enjoyed a delightful time.
Mr and Mrs R F Tattersall hosted a pleasant tea Sunday evening at 7 30 o clock. Their guests were Mr and Mrs Wm Bernstein and Mr and Mrs Lorenzo Cushing.
Miss Nina M. Nash generously entertained a small group at a Sunday dinner held informally at the Hotel Metlen.
Wednesday featured a reception in club rooms followed by a music program by Dillon’s young ladies. Mary Hester Phillips Hazel Tonrey Margaret Poindexter and Alma Van DeWalker performed and each number was well received.
Mrs. C Bronson hosted a pleasant Wednesday afternoon gathering for a ladies club. Guests included Mrs Clara Hopkins Mrs H Weenink Mrs Ellen Lovell and Mrs Mary Eidson.
Mrs. Ernest Orr served as hostess Wednesday afternoon with invited guests including Mrs. T. J. Murray and Mrs. Lorenzo Cushing at the Bitterroot event.
The ladies of the club spent a delightful Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. William Herman located a short distance north of Dillon.
The Busy Bee club announces an afternoon entertainment next Wednesday hosted by Mrs George Staudaher. Members will gather for tea and social time at the club venue.
Mrs O M Best will host the ladies bridge club Monday evening at her home on Idaho street.
Mrs. Chas. Niblack entertained the ladies of the club on Wednesday with a pleasant gathering. The event featured light refreshments and friendly conversation.
The Baptist ladies aid group enjoyed a pleasant Thursday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs. Fred Kohl and Mrs. Morton Egbert at Mrs. Kohl’s country home.
The Manse society held a pleasant Thursday session at the Idaho street home of Mrs. Nancy Mauldin. Local attendees discussed church affairs and enjoyed fellowship.
Guild ladies enjoyed a pleasant Thursday afternoon gathering at the home of Mrs. Duke Gist in St. Rose with light refreshments and conversation.
Mesdames George Ainslie and C D Bradley entertained the Aid Thursday afternoon in the lecture room of the church.
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