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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
3
The younger set hosted a Halloween party at the Orr home with a forest attic scene lit by moonlight and a witch tent for fortune telling. Guests enjoyed an apple bobbing contest and stunts as colors of owls and ghosts filled the house, ending with a large display of refreshments for the assembled guests.
The Beaverhead County High School faculty and board members will host a Friday evening dinner for county institute attendees at the school library in Dillon. About sixty five guests will sit at U shaped tables decorated in red and white with geranium centerpieces. Menu includes fruit cocktail, veal roast, vegetables, Perfection salad, cheese, cake and coffee.
A dinner hosted by Frank Edwards of Helena and Thomas M Everett of Harlem featured a Mexican doily over red silk base with Teddy likeness at the center and brass candelabras. Guests included Elizabeth Condit and Josephine Williams, both progressive candidates for offices.
Miss Edna Ketchum and Miss Jennie Sanders hosted friends at the Lusher home for a Halloween themed gathering. Ghost stories and lively conversation preceded a formal lunch with candles, place cards, and pumpkin centerpiece served by Misses Georgia Matthews and Winifred Fuqua.
Tomorrow evening at the B N Steven son home a Five Hundred Party will be hosted by a charming society matron. After the games, a cafe teria lunch will be served to invited friends including Mesdames W B Carter A S Rife Goodwin T Paul N E Stone George Dart A Potts B Orr John Cox Roscoe Cornell C C Barnett and R F Tattersall.
Last Saturday evening Mrs. W. B. Carter hosted a number of invited ladies for a delightful card evening. After the game a cafeteria lunch was served to Mesdames N. E. Stone G. T. Paul J. B. McGregor of Butte A. W. Connolly O. C. Gosman George Dart John Cox A. S. Rife Bert Williams George Lovell R. F. Tatter salls Roscoe Cornell Bert Orr and B. N. Stevenson.
The fragment lists members including Stone and Mrs W B Carter along with Mrs A Potts Mrs Julius Rounds Mrs A Fy Waldorf Mrs A W Connolly Mrs George Lovell Mrs R F Tattersall Mrs Bert Orr Mrs A A Elliott and Mrs Alfred Cashmore as part of the society.
A club gathering occurred last Wednesday with Mrs O E Morse and guest Mrs J Eidson Miller of Chicago. Next week the group will meet at Mrs James Walker's home with Mrs B N Stevenson hosting and entertaining along with guests Mrs George Woodworth, Mrs Frank Hazelbaker, and Mrs Fred Conger.
The Ten club members have postponed this week's meeting due to Halloween celebrations. They will meet next week on Saturday evening at Miss Irene Yeaman’s home on South Atlantic Street.
The Girls' Friendly club event will be held Saturday evening instead of this Friday due to the play at Normal College this evening.
The Busy Bee group will be entertained Saturday afternoon next week at the Conway home with Miss Eunice Conway as hostess. The club members will gather next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gerhard Albers on Washington Street.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lovell will host the Euchre club this Friday evening inviting members to join the friendly game at their home for an evening of cards and community.
Members of the Social Eight club will convene Friday afternoon with Mrs. Will Orr to discuss upcoming events and activities.
Members of the high five club will be entertained next Wednesday afternoon by Mrs A W Connolly. A sale at the Baptist church next Friday afternoon at 3 o clock features booths for home made cooking candy aprons pillow cases towels and crochet items. No admission charged cake coffee served for a small fee. A music program will be provided and the event continues through the evening. A food sale with aprons and fancy articles will follow within the week at the home of Mrs Nancy Mauldin with the date set for November 21.
The Tennis club of the college held a mask party last Saturday at the dormitory. About 35 members attended in fancy dress with the college orchestra providing music. Ice cream cake and coffee were served after the dance.
Dr and Mrs Grant Finch hosted a cafeteria style dinner party on Thursday. The lively evening delighted those present, including Alma Van De Walker Amy Lees Delia Dorchester Elizabeth Jones Mary Innes Lillian Baker Anna Hazzard Bert Shortt Rietta Rust Annabel Long Alice Russell Lydia Roberts Addie Bettes Jennie Sanders and Miss Graham.
Entertainment Friday at the Grand raised $90 for high school football boys. The program included films and songs from the Girls and Boys Glee clubs. Hosts Mr and Mrs Z B Yearian hosted a Tuesday dinner at six at their Atlantic Street home with Rev and Mrs Thomas Anderson and others.
Mr and Mrs W B Carter entertained guests at their home with a very delightful dinner party on Monday evening starting at six o clock.
A new card club named the 500 Club organized last week with twelve members and plans biweekly Tuesday afternoon meetings. Each session features a 500 game with a small prize to the top scorer, and refreshments will be served. The initial meeting was held Tuesday afternoon at a private home.
A group of Baptist women spent a very busy afternoon participating in communal activities and organizing outreach efforts. The event featured fellowship, planning for future projects, and distribution of materials to attendees.
Miss Rose Stamm and St Rose host a guild gathering at their Idaho Street home for members and friends on November 7 afternoon.
Mrs Baldwine and Mrs Stahl hosted a large gathering of ladies in the lecture rooms on Thursday afternoon for an informative social event.
St James Mrs A L Stone entertained the members and friends of the guild at her pleasant home Thursday afternoon.
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