Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1895-06-07
A DULL WEEK IN SOCIETY
Where the Teachers of the CITY
Schools Intend to Spend Their
Summer Vacation.
Whist Party Friday in Honor of Miss
Wilcox of Helena-PersOnal
Mention.

The teachers in the city schools are
now engaged in planning and preparing
for spending in a pleasant manner the
three months vacation just begun.
Some have already decided where they
will seek rest and pleasure; but otht rs
have not yet laid any plans, and some
will remain in Great Falls for several
weeks, after which they will take pleas
ure trips. Superintendent Largent will
remain in Great Falls until about the
middle of July, when he will leave for a
visit to his formerh home IN Illinois. Miss
Eva b. Conner. accompanied by her
brother, w. w. Conner, left yesterday
morning for Pittsburg, where they will
visit a few weeks, after which Miss
Conner will proceed to Wheeling, w. Va,
and spend the remainder of her vacation
in that vicinity. Miss Anna Houliston
will leave Monday for Minneapolis. her
former home. Miss A, Lillian kinesbury
will leave Tuesday morning for Helena,
whence she will go to her former home
in Missouri, where she will visit about
six weeks, gOiLg thence 10 Madison.
WIS, where she will spend an equal
time. Miss lola Byrd will leave Sunday
for Livingston, her former home, where
she VIII visit her sister, who was her
guest in Great Fails last fall. Miss
oprague Will leave next week for her
former nome in New York. Miss Sarah
y tNnry1Ar uril1 p.,,p,, -. st.a.t l., ~
until July /, when she will leave for
Denver to attend the meeting of the
Educational association, after
which she will probably visit europe.
MISS frankie McGioilin will leave Tues.
day morning for Iowa, where she will
VISIT several weeks, going thence to Chi
Miss Cora A. Blodgett left yester-
Gay Ioi her former home, L~ewlstown.
where she will visit Mrs. w. A. Long
others. Miss Sarah Patterson will
leave in d few weeks for Chicago. Miss
tiuctte Ewing left yesterday for Deer
Lodge, where she will visit her mother. I
Miss Margaret Gallagher left yesterday .
'or Minneapolis. &
"A whist party was given at the resi- d
ience of Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Ellis. t
nth avenue north and Fourth street, /
afternoon from > to 6 o'clock, in I
honor of Miss Wilcox of Helena. The !
quests were entertained with musical g
during the afternoon. Re- {
reshments, consisting of ice cream.
trawberries, cake aud coffee, daintil,
prepared, we're served. Miss Wilcox was
he winner of the whist trophy, a gold l
.'elt-huckle. The invited guests we're:
lisses Dyer, Wilcox, Kingsbury (3),
(2), Cockrill. Armstrong (2l,
Downing (2(, Evans (2), Harding, O'Grady c.
y, Murray, Collins (2), Richardson. d
'arker, T~horoughman, Newman, Sprague, -
'rigg. Perkins. o
Mrs. j. d. White entertained the Wo. Of
lan's Home and Foreign Missionary So fc
iety of the Fist Presbyterian church Of
t luncheon Tuesday afternoon. .
Mrs. G. o. Mcfarland will leave Mon u
ay for her former home, Mansfield, O., 81
here she will spend the summer. j,
Mrs. j. d. White will leave Monday r
n a visit to her parents in Pittsburg. -,
Mrs. II. P. Brown will leave Tuesday ~
torning for her former home in Ohio. be
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Kingsbury will re. W
owe to 9l7 Third avenue north this de
eek. ~
Mrs. A. j. Shores will leave Monday oe
r Minneapolis, where she will meet her ca
lughter, Miss Minnie, who has been at m,
nding school near Boston for the past tc
ar. "
DR.. r. P. r. Gordon expects to leave Ia
for eastern summer resorts to enjoy u
needed rest. tn