The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-08
In Billings.

Billings, Oct 1.-THE Kensington Civ
en- by the ladies of st. Luke's guild on
Friday afternoon at the residence of
ly pleasant affair besides being quiteea
success financially. The day was de-
| lightful The decoration committee
had spared no pains in identifying the
| rooms and the ladies We're cat in full
force. The pretty rooms were convert
ed into veritab BILE. bowers with quantities
of trailing vines and cut flowers Wher-
ever they could possibly be arrangeu:
The grill work in the doorways ana
windows was entwined and hung with
sweet peas verbenas and clematis. The
prevailing color in the double parlofs
| was pink, shading into red while yel-
| low was the color used in the dining
| room. The, idea was carried out in all
the details, the beautiful centerpisce
on the dining table being embroidered
in yellow roses. At intervals during
the afternoon very pleasing pro-
gramme was rendered. Refreshments
consisting Of ice cream and cake were
served. The following is the pro
gramme: Piano solo, Miss Whaley:
piano duet, Mrs. Fl. It. Clement and
| Mrs Hardness: recitation. THE Clowns
| Baby" Mrs Boal vocal solo. rhine
Eyes So Blue and Tender" Mrs. Bars
| tow; piano duet. Mrs. Clement and
! Mrs. Hardness; vocal solo, An Ola
| Garden Miss Beatrix Matheson; reel
tation (Which Shall 1t Be?' Mrs:
Boal. Mrs Barstow sang beautiful
| little lullaby as an encore.
| A merry party of little girls assem-
bled on Mr.. Ten Eyke's lawn on Sat
| urday afternoon to assist his daughter
Olive in celebrating her 10th birthday
The day was charming and the young
people thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
| Refreshments consisting OF sandwiches,
ice cream and cake were served. MISS
Olive received many pretty gifts. Mrs.
Ten Eyke was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Fenske, Miss Jessie Collins and
Edna Cardwell Those present were
Esther Bouton. Connie Chapple, Leilah
| Allen Maude Segur, Marie Segur, Hell
en- Herford Dorothy Barney, Kate
Matheson, Dolores Parker, Olive Hub
bard, Myrtle Mccormick. Clara Boals,
Alma Robbins, Marguerite Bair, Aggle
Burton Edna Railsback, Edna Card
well, Gertrude Mccormick. Bertha NC
Cormick, May Leckner and Lottie HUB
bard.
The Penelope club met with Miss An
ME Jones at the home of Mrs. Horace
Williston on Tuesday afternoon. The
members of this club, during club
hours at least are quite as industrious
as the Penelope of old, whom they evil
) IDENTIFY endeavor to initiate. 1t is quite
inspiring to see the many fingers tlyiHs
over the lovely pieces of lace and en-
broidery which have been quite recent
ly begun and which with numerous
others it is the intention to finish be
fore Christmas This is an old club
, | revived and one to which its members
are very much attached, for pleasant
memories are associated with it. Tea
, | and cake We're served. Those present
| were Misses Fraser, Minnie Panton
| rla MathpENn
tina Calhoun, Lizzie Armstrong, Flor
, | ence Losekamp, Viola Wilkinson, Ed
wards, Hood and Pilcner..
Last Saturday afternoon Professor
. Brayton, accompanied by Mrs. Brayto1
I and his staff of teachers, spent the da,
J picnicking near the wagon bridge owe
the Yellowstone. They visited the Cree
camp which is in that vicinity, and al
J together spent an exceedingly pleasan
z day.
/ On Thursday evening the V. V. p
club met at Mrs. Burton's. A very en-
/ tertaining programme was rendered
J consisting of violin. piano and voca
Z music. Later in the evening Mrs
1 Holmes invited the club, with the par
1 ents and visiting friends. to her adjoin
| ing home, where delicious Refreshments
| were served and two or three Yer.
pleasant hours We're spent
I Mrs. Appleman entertained at
| o'clock tea on Thursday evening Mes
/ DANES Parker, Cardwell, Ten Eyke an
l Strell of Chicago.
! The monthly general meeting of tn
Woman's club was held Monday even
| ing at the residence of Mrs. Paul Nc
| Cormick. After the business session
u during which several new member
! We're admitted by ballot vote to tn
I club. an excellent programme was civ
| en- as follows: Piano duet Mrs. HarF
) ness and Mrs Clement current events
Miss Panton; review of David Hal
| um' Mrs. Matheson; paper on Martl
| Luther, Mrs. Hugh Evans.s vocal sol
] ''Oh, Vert Thou in the Cauld, Caul
! Blast Mrs Barstow: Dreyfus, Mis-
| earns; vocal solo, Peacefully Stun
| | ber.' Mrs. Barstow: paper on the Jei
- uitS Mrs James Mccormick