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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1913

Page

7

Bridge Party at Mrs Williams Home Delights Guests

Mrs Bert Williams hosted a Friday bridge gathering on the West Side with a dainty lunch after games. Guests included William Bernstein Hugh McCaleb A F Waldorf T D Olmsted G T Paul Clara Chapman Lorenzo Cushing Ernest Orr and others. Miss Grace Lamont assisted with refreshments.

Bert Williams Bridge William Bernstein Hugh McCaleb A. F. Waldorf T. D. Olmsted G. T. Paul Clara Chapman Lorenzo Cushing Ernest Orr R. F. Tattersall Abram Potts Ernest Selway Laura Kress Bert Orr

Delightful Shake spear Club Reception at Guild Hall

The Shake speare club held its annual reception at the Guild Hall on Saturday May 10. Ladies in charge received praise for a delightful program featuring Prof G F Reynolds Montana State University Missoula reading Mrs Lionel Marks four act play The Piper. Music by Miss Herrick accompanied by Mrs Finch intermission vocal solos by Miss Bishop and piano by Miss Poindexter, a quartet of Irene Yeaman Esther Thomas Margaret Poindexter and Bessie Bennett closed the evening. Refreshments were served to about eighty members and guests.

Shakespeare Club Guild Hall G. F. Reynolds Montana State University Missoula Lionel Marks Piper Margaret Poindexter Miss Herrick Irene Yeaman Esther Thomas Bessie Bennett

Birthday Surprise for Miss Rosa Ripley at Country Home

A surprise birthday party honored Miss Rosa Ripley near Dillon with 20 guests from town and country club members. The evening featured games music and a lavish lunch as gifts including a brooch from the Country Club.

Miss Rosa Ripley Dillon Miss Ripley Miss Rosa Country Club

Freshmen and Seniors Host Luncheon at Montana Normal College

The Freshman class hosted the Senior class at a luncheon in the dorm dining hall. Tables featured red and white carnations and ferns with dainty place cards. Guests included the Senior class, Miss Bettes the class professor, and Prof. and Mrs. Walter Scott, with Prof. Scott serving as Freshmen adviser for the year in Miss Carson’s absence.

Montana State Normal College

Foote Hosts Formal Dinner For Local Guests

Professor and Mrs. L R Foote entertained Thursday evening at their South Atlantic Street home. Red and white table decor and Japanese place cards set the scene for a seven o clock five course menu. Guests included Mr and Mrs George Featherly Mr and Mrs F E Foote Dr and Mrs R R Rathbone Mr and Mrs J W Scott of Armstead and Mrs D J Creighton of Butte.

L. R. Foote South Atlantic Street Japan J. W. Scott Armsted D. J. Creighton Butte

Wedding Shower for Edith Remley Before Stafford Departure

Mr and Mrs Warren Lowrey hosted a miscellaneous shower for Edith Remley at Mrs B N Stevenson home with members of the Manse society of the Presbyterian church. Punch and wafers, dancing and music accompanied the evening as friends gave gifts to the bride before her departure for Stafford Kansas.

Warren Lowrey

Reverend Wolfe to Deliver MSNC Commencement Address

Reverend George E. Wolfe of Butte has accepted an invitation to speak at the Montana State Normal college graduation on June 5, 1913. The address will be given at 10 30 a m, with Wolfe noted as a leading Northwest orator and the college fortunate to secure his services.

George E. Wolfe D.D Butte Montana State Normal College Wolfe Northwest Normal College

Mrs. Monroe Hosts Evening in Honor of Mrs. Tooley

Mrs. J. E. Monroe entertained a small group for an evening in honor of Mrs. Clarence Tooley of Two Dot who was visiting Dillon friends. Refreshments followed games and several guests, including Mesdames Waldorf Selway Rathbone Kress Olmsted Paul Walker Scott and Misses Long Shortt Herrick, greeted the honored guest.

J. E. Monroe Clarence Tooley Two- Dot Dillon Mrs. Tooley A. F. Waldorf E. O. Selway Don Rathbone Laura Kress T. D. Olmsted G. T. Paul M. A. Walker Walter Scott Annabel Long Bert Shortt Lucy Herrick

Mrs Monroe Hosts Informal Bridge Evening

Mrs Monroe gave an informal evening at bridge with rooms arranged in pink carnations. Refreshments followed the games and guests included Mesdames Abram Potts Bert Williams Ernest Orr Lorenzo Cushing William Bernstein R F Tattersall B N Stevenson N E Stone Bert Orr Matthew Orr W C Orr and Misses Elizabeth Condit Lydia Roberts Grace Lamont Rhatta Rust Lillian Baker Anna Patterson Addie Bettes.

Pleasant Friday Bridge Party Attracts Local Guests

Mesdames Clara Chapman and E O Selway hosted an evening of auction bridge with three tables. Guests enjoyed a most delightful time followed by a dainty lunch served at a late hour.

Clara Chapman E. O. Selway

Dinner party hosted by Mr and Mrs Monroe with guests

Mr and Mrs Joseph Monroe entertained at dinner Saturday night at seven. Guests included Mr and Mrs J W Scott of Armstead Mr and Mrs G T Paul and Mrs Mary Eidson.

Joseph Monroe J. W. Scott Armstead G. T. Paul Mary Eidson

Beaverhead High School Prom Set For Dart's Hall

The Beaverhead High School junior class has prepared for the prom to be held this evening at Dart's hall.

Beaverhead High School Dart’s Hall

Thursday Card Evening Hosted by Mrs Chapman and Mrs Selway

Thursday evening Mrs Clara Chapman and Mrs E Selway acted as hostesses at cards at the home of Mrs Selway.

Clara Chapman E. @. Selway

Initiation of Junior Class into Sorority at Normal College

The Junior class will be initiated into the mysteries of Sorority this evening in the Sorority rooms at Normal College.

Normal College

Dinner Guests Include Finch Family in Fayette Iowa

Dr. and Mrs. Grant Finch and Mrs. G B Finch of Fayette Iowa were guests at 2 o'clock dinner Sunday with Mr. and Mrs John Bishop.

Grant Finch G. B. Finch Fayette, Iowa John Bishop

Kidney Ailments Promised Cure in Yellow Potts Package

A vintage ad claims kidney and bladder troubles begin with backache dull head and blurred sight and promise cure for any case not beyond medicine. It asserts genuine medicine in a yellow package sold by Potts the Druggist at 15 Bannack St.

Potts Bannack St

Dinner at Glendale Street Hosts Mosher Home

Mr and Mrs E R Mosher entertained friends at dinner one evening last week at their home on Glendale street.

E. R. Mosher Glendale Street

Bitterroot Club Adjourns For Summer Months

Members of the Bitterroot club have adjourned for the summer months, pausing activities until the season resumes.

Bitterroot

Social Eight Hosts and Plans Next Meeting

Mrs. Hugh McCaleb hosted the club last Friday afternoon. The group will be entertained next Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. E. R. Mosher.

Hugh McCaleb E. R. Mosher

Needle Club Hosts Gathering by Mrs Ainslie

Mrs George Ainslie hosted a Needle Club gathering on Wednesday afternoon with members sharing stitching tips and enjoying fellowship in a convivial, clubroom setting.

Needle Club George Ainslie

Busy Bee Hosts at Mrs. Gerhard Albers Home

Mrs. Gerhard Albers entertained the club on Wednesday afternoon at her Washington street residence. Guests included Mesdames Robison Sprinkle Hughes Herman Guidice Mickleson French Orr Poindexter Barrett Banks Willard Bell Hazard Baker Long Willard Chapman and Misses Anne Hazard Lillian Baker Annabel Long Pauline Willard Martha Chapman.

Busy Bee Gerhard Albers Washington Street Mrs Albers C. Robison B. Sprinkle Sarah Hughes William Herman Frank Guidice Hans Mickleson M. E. French W. C. Orr J. B. Poindexter Martin Barrett John Banks P. Willard F. P. Bell Anne Hazard Lillian Baker Annabel Long Pauline Willard Martha Chapman

Club Hostesses Named For Friday Gatherings

Mrs. Jay Holtz hosted a Friday afternoon club meeting at her home on Rife street. Mrs. William Jennings will host the next Friday gathering at her Pacific street home.

Jay Holtz Rife Street William Jennings Pacific Street

Club Hosts Bridge Evening With Substitutes

Mrs. O. M. Best was hostess of the bridge club Monday evening. Mesdames Lorenzo Cushing F Best A F P Waldorf and Miss Lees Shortt Long substituted for absent members. Mrs. Clara Chapman will entertain the club at the next meeting in two weeks.

O. M. Best Mesdames Lorenzo Cushing F. Best A. F P. Waldorf Misses Lees Shortt Long Clara Chapman

Club entertains guests at Mrs Carter's home

Mrs W B Carter hosted a club gathering Friday evening with substitutes mentioned as Mrs Bert Williams Mrs George Edinger and Mrs G T Paul. Members are slated to meet with Mrs George Dart Friday evening.

W. B. Carter Bert Williams George Edinger G. T. Paul George Dart

Auction Bridge Party At Mrs Connollys Residence

Mrs A W Connolly hosted a Saturday evening auction bridge session as the club meeting was moved from its usual Tuesday slot. Mrs A F Waldorf served as the auctionist for the evening.

A. W. Connolly A. F. Waldorf

Country Dancing Club to Host Dance at Nyhart Ranch

Ladies of a local club were entertained at Mrs. L D Ripley’s country home near Point of Rocks last week. The Country Dancing club plans a dance at Nyhart ranch north of Dillon this Saturday evening.

Mrs A W Connolly entertains club members at home

Mrs. A. W. Connolly hosted a club gathering Tuesday afternoon at her residence. Members enjoyed refreshments and conversation in a formal social setting.

A. W. Connolly

Club Holds Social at Birrer Home Following Week Hostess

Solo Mrs. Frank P Birrer hosted a Tuesday afternoon club gathering at her residence. Mrs. Hyram Brundage is slated to entertain at her home the following Tuesday evening.

Solo Frank P. Birrer Hyram Brundage

Beaver Head High School Sophomore Picnic in Hills

The Sophomore class from Beaver Head High School enjoyed a picnic in the hills a few days ago.

Beaverhead High School

Church Notes Hosts And Meetings Reported

A large number of members and friends of the Aid were entertained at the church Thursday of last week. Hostesses were Mrs Betsy Haines and Mrs Grant Haynes. Baptist group hosted at the R R Rathbone home by Mesdames Z B Yeaman L R Foote and Mrs Rathbone. Mrs James Walker chaired Thursday afternoon events for the Ladies Aid society.

the Aid Betsy Haines Grant Haynes R. R. Rathbone Z. B. Yeaman L. R. Foote Rathbone James Walker Ladies Aid’ Society

Poindexter Named Delegate To State Convention

At last week's guild meeting held at Mrs. W A Clark home, Mrs Kate Poindexter was chosen as delegate to the state convention to be held in June in Billings.

Guild W. A. Clark Kate Poindexter Billings

Guild notices promise next week at parsonage

No meeting occurred this Thursday. Mrs N Staudaker and Miss Helen McKay hosted the Guild on Thursday afternoon of last week. Father Foley will entertain the society next Wednesday at the parsonage.

Grade Examinations Set for May 22 and 23

Eighth grade examinations will be held in Wisdom Lima and Dillon on Thursday and Friday May 22 and 23 1913 announced by Margaret Ross County Superintendent.

Wisdom Lima Dillon Margaret_Ross

Dillon News Briefs Point to Local Happenings

Local and personal notes from Dillon Montana report visits by Clarence Barnes and family, trips by Mrs. Rathbone and Rhett with measles in the household, and frequent social calls. Residents busy with travel, shopping, and plans for the new public school building. a Dayton car purchase adds modern transport to the community.

F. P. Willson Dillon Mont Washington Street David E. Metlen Joe Missoula Deer Lodge Grant Haynes Sam Arndts Bozeman John Lougbridge

Busy Bee Cafe Ad Offers Banquets and Dinner Parties

An advertisement lists Busy Bee Cafe services for banquets and theatre parties. It notes a dinner option and advertises the cafe as a venue for social events. Also mentions Louis Hugo visiting Dillon from Jackson and Louis Stahl visiting Butte with his son Paul for medical consultation.

Busy Bee Cafe

Beaverhead County High School Directors Name Instructors for Coming Year

At a board meeting the Beaverhead County High School re elected for the next year Miss Katherine Paxton as assistant principal German and drawing supervisor Professor Job of science department Prof Robert M Mosher as instructor in commercial work and Miss Anne Johnson heading the English department Byron E Poait of Helena was elected earlier to succeed Principal Leon Fogte Fire fanancies which occur will be

Beaverhead County Katherine Paxton Robert M. Mosher Anne Johnson Byron E.poait Helena Leon .R. Fogte

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