Daily inter mountain., 1900-12-27
DILLON HOLIDAY
FINE CHRISTMAS SERVICES AT
ALL THE CHURCHES.
A GAY ROUND OF PLEASURES
The Masons Entertain Their Friends
Other Enjoyable Social Events
OF the Week.
Dillon. Deceber 26.

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Christmas was tittingly observed by
the various churches of the city with
services and Christmas entertainments.
The midnT ght mass that was celebrated
at the Catholic church by Rev. Father
Y. j. van den Brock was very largely
attended. The special music that had
been prepared was among the best ever
heard in the city. 1t consisted OF mass
in L flat by NJ. Stoeclin. and Lambel-
lotte's christmas Hymn The choir
was composed of the following: Sopranos,
Miss Lucy Grannis, Mrs. w. French
and Miss May Standaher: altos. Mrs. c.
NJ Stole and Mrs. G.. T. Paul: tenor. r.
A. Sullivan; bass. A. V. Stamm. Miss
Grannis sang the lead in the mass, and
her rendering of the 'Sanctus' and
"Agnus Del" We're especially sweet and
impre The solo in the offertory
was pleasingly rendered by Mrs. French.
Prof. f. j. Pasmore presided at the
organ and had charge OF the music. The
affairs We're beautifully decorated with
cut flowers.
The Episcopal church had a Christmas
tree for the children on Tuesday even
ing. and held a celebration of the holy
communion at 10 O'Clock. The church
was art.stically arranged with ever
greens. The music, under the direction
of Prof. E. J. Pasmore was very good.
The soprano solos were beautifully rem
dered by Mrs G. w. Scott. The choir
consisted of Mrs. c. w. Scott, Miss Mary
Innis and Miss Lille Peterson, sopranos;
altos. Mrs. Matt Ore ana Misses Hawley
and Bessie Nickham bass, c. w. Scott;
tenor, Prof f. j. Pasmore.
The Baptist ladies gave a Christmas
party TO the young folks of that church
on Monday afternoon at the Dillon the
ater The children had jolly time,
playing games and exchanging greetings.
Al the Methodist church they had a
Brownies Bridge and Trees which
furnished much amusement for the chill
dren. Every member of the Sunday
school was remembered.
At the Presbyterian church they mad
a Santa Claus chimney, from which
every child received present and a
sack of candy.
Frank Landon, who has been very i'll
WI ith pneumonia, is convalescent.' His
daughter, Miss Zetta, who was attending
school in San Francisco. has returned
home and is in attendance at the bed
side of her father.
The Merry Twelve Euchre club was
delightfully."- entertained on Friday even
ing by Mr. and Mrs. w. b. Carter. The
prize handsome vase, was Won by
f. Timer. Tempting refreshments We're
served.
The High Five club played Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. E. J. Monroe.
NH
vidual buffers was Won by Mrs. Edwin
Norris, who made the highest score.
Mrs. John T. Cox of Miles City is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
j. Moore, during the holidays.
Mrs. Harry Mathews. whose home is
at Pocatello. spent Christmas at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. WiEs File, formerly Of
Dillon, now of Butte, spent Christmas
With friends in Dillon.
Frank Conway left Sunday for Mis-
soua to spend Christmas with his
mother.
Miss May Rich arrived home from
Chinook on Saturday to spend the holi
days with her father. She was accom-
PAM ed by her friend, Miss Lemon. Miss
Rich is a teacher in the Chinook schools.
Professor and Mrs. r. J. Pasmore en-
tertained party at luncheon after mid
night mass on Monday. They We're:
Mesdames Paul, French, Stole and
Grannis: Misses Grannis and Standa-
.,ll1 ,l!;
Conger
A spirited challenge game of whis:
took place Wednesday evening at THE
Hive" when the Weary Willies' played
the Dusty Roads" for the champion
ship.
Many of the ladies are making prep
I arattoHs to receive on New Years day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Willis left Mon
day evening for Blackfoot. to spend
Christmas at Mrs. Willis old home.
The Masons entertain their friends
at a st. Johns ball on Thursday even-
ing with dancing at Darts hall and a
reception in the Masonic temple.
Mrs. Leslie Thompson of Twin Bridges
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
f. Bishop.
Misses Cora Taylor, Puma Tatterso1,
Bessie Tyree and Edith Graeter enter
tanned a large party Of friends on Fri
| day evening at German party The
| evening was most enjoyably spent. Re-
freshments consisted of a Dutch lunch.
\
The baggeman at the Union Station.
| Chicago, made an enviable record dur
| ing the recent G. A. r. encampment.
Usually the loss of baggage at these en-
campments amounts to considerable, but
this year the work was splendidly sys.
tenatized and the loss was Insignificant
-four parcels. The number of trunks,
grips. satchels. bundles. parcels, ct
| cetera, handled during the four days of