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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
10
A reflective motto speaks of aging and insight, asserting that beneath every rank wrong lies a root of light. It claims sorrow has purpose even if not instantly evident, and that what exists is best as the sun brings morning.
Miss Ruth Orr and Miss Josephine Williams hosted a leap year ball at Dart's hall for about fifty couples. The event featured a grand march, elegant gowns, lively dancing to music by Wilson and Wheat, and a post party lunch. Notable attendees included Miss Bessie Stroud, Miss Hazel Maurer, Miss Marian Leach, Miss Zetta Gilbert, and chaperones Mr. and Mrs. Bert A. Tower.
The Montana State Normal College held a Saturday banquet by the Junior class honoring the Senior class as part of the commencement exercises. The event continues a long standing annual tradition with toasts and speeches.
Mesdames W. F. Cashmore and John Wolf hosted a Monday birthday celebration for Howard Russel Cashmore, his first birthday, with music punch and a special May-pole cake. A later afternoon gathering at the Lusher home featured needlework and Flinch, with a large parade of guests and lavish room decorations complemented by colorful suppers.
A large group of Gladys and Milton Maurer’s young guests gathered on the Maurer lawn Saturday afternoon for a cheerful children’s party. The event featured many games and bright entertainments by the host children. guests included Martha Stone, Eugene Finch, Josephine Cushing, Victor Carrigan, La Vaughn Lyon, Ruth Brown, Leon Foote, Berthena Selway, Jeanette Garver, Julia Anderson, Ella Free, Emerson Hughes, Dorothy Brundage, Dorothy Poindexter, Opal Scott, Ralph Selway, Mary Lee Morton, Earl Hadden, and Marjorie Foote.
Virginia Poindexter and a group of neighbors including Lee Stone Elmer Selway Margaret Orr Beatrice Bimrose Francis Selway Frances Bimrose Hazel Maurer and Ethel Anderson provided a delicious lunch to happy small guests at the close of a wholesome afternoon in the community setting.
Mr and Mrs John Lusher and Mr and Mrs Jerome Baxter entertain at a large euchre party held at the Lusher home. Fourteen tables were used for the social game and a delicious lunch followed with many guests listed including M A Walker R F Tattersall B N Stevenson John Cox Lorenzo Cushing James Walker A W Connolly and others.
May luncheon yesterday at Bernstein cottage featured Mrs. Bernstein and Mrs. Cushing entertaining clubmates from the U. G. circle. Plans to leave Dillon for the summer were announced with Mrs. Bernstein to travel abroad and Mrs. Cushing to visit Canada. Yellow daffodil decor and dainty place cards highlighted the faultlessly served menu for ten members.
The Junior and Sophomore classes of B C H S spent a day in Sheep Canyon on Saturday. They describe a jolly time and the rainstorm that accompanied the picnic. Juniors were chaperoned by Mr and Mrs Bert A Tower and Sophomores by Miss Anabell Long and Prof Ripley.
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