The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1893-07-07
IN THE SOCIAL SWIM.
'''aS'nf Occupations of Great Falls Peo-
pie During the Week.

OF Ifeit Fails PEG
pie During the Week.
lh'~ COX has been a busy one for a.
ieas' '"rne people in this city. Tuesda,
was quite "a day for Presbyterians. Ii
the afternoon the ladies held their repu.
lar monthly missionary meeting in the
church. Fol a number Of reasons the
attendance was smaller than usual, but
tloRe who did go found it a profitable
afternoon. In the absence of the presi-
uent, Mrs. j. p. Lewis. the meeting was
conducted by the sec md vice president.
Mrs u. t.. Gilchrist. Papers we're read
on the work in China and "Our Mission
ares" in the home field, and Mrs. Gil
christ led a very interesting bible read
ing showing the character of an ideal
christian woman. 1t seems to be diff
cult to maintain women's missionary So.
cieties here, but it ought not to be. No
church is a healthy, growing one which
Is without a weekly prayer meeting and
a woman's missionary society.
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tuesday evening witnessed a farewell
reception for Rev. and Mrs. John Reid.
Jr', and on Wednesday a delegation of
MS Hook gathered at the station to see
them depart. Surely there was no lack
OF the speed which should attend the
parting guest. Let US hope as warm a
welcome awaits them in the place If
their destination. 1t will be long before
Great Falls possesses another orator who
can equal Mr.. Reid in command of Ian.
guage. His choice of words is as nearly
perfect as can be, while no one ever
heard him use a mixed figure of speech.
MS talent In this line united, as it is,
win a marvellous faculty for remember
ing what he reads, entitle him TO be
called a genius.
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Mrs. NJ. 5. Parker gathered a few of
her intimate friends in her house Tues.
gay evening for ar impromptu musicale
guests were Mrs. Morrow, Mr., Nor.
Jr.. Mrs. lngersoll, Mr.. and Mrs,
M. Webster, Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Conner. Mr.. and Mrs. and Miss Shores.
MISS FERN Shores. Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
scott MI Morrow possesses a charm
ny baritone voice. which he uses we'll.
MISS Fern Shores performances upon
ne piano are too well known to need
more thar mention, while Mrs. Tnger-
'oli, who was the third to contribute to
evenings pleasure, excels in light
ma graceful singing, especially in
french songs.
II hrst outdoor party of the season
yas given by Mrs Rice and Mrs. Adams
y euhesday evening at the pavilion.
ne young set were out in full force and =
ute a number of married ones added |
,lgnlty TO The occasion. Dancing was |
amusement of the evening.
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Friday Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Conner
ave a dinner to Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson.
II; ana Mrs, Shores. Miss Fern Shores
Miss Eva Conner.
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The same evening DR.. and Mrs. Lonpe-
'ay entertained "a plumber of their
rlend5 and neigbors. The evening was I
spent IN playing cards, guess
lg the authors of certain quotations
nd listening to Miss Shores playing.
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Last night Mrs. Gordon gave a small
arge party. There Is no way of enter
ilnlng ones friends that is more sure to
agreeable than an evening on the
yer. There were a number of DELIGHT.
boat parties last summer and it is TO Y
, hoped they will be repeated this year. Y
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\ party consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
Parker, Miss Parker, Mr.. VIM. Barnes.
no is Mrs. Parker's nephew. Mr.. and
rs II. o. Chowen and their little
'ughter' went TO Logging creek yester-
~ where they will camp for some
Mrs. y. VI. Scott and daughter re- 4
rned Monday from a three months
p east having VISITED the Worlds fair
lille absent.
Mrs. \. j.. Shores and family
mt east yesterday, taking Miss Fern
ores with them. The latter will 90
'ect to Chicago, but says she intends no
back to Great Falls in he
tumn. 49,
Miles Nerve ~ Liver Pills.
Act on a new Notwithstanding FIR
, liver, stomach and bOvels brornb