Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-03-27
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Social Realm

The G3 club mctlast with Mrs. Wied-
eman, and the ladies spent II very
enjoyable afternoon. Tempting re-
freshments OF orange blanc mango,
cake aid coffee were served. The club
next meets with Mrs. W. A. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Won Tobel
entertained the Tuesday club last
week. There were five tables playing.
Euchre was the game of the evening.
Mr.. Eldridge and Mrs. Bach carried
off the first prizes, very handsome
packs OF playing cards. MIR. Miner
and Mrs. War; were each consoled
with II pot Of growing hyacinths.-
The refreshments were, AS always
with this hostess, noted for their eX-
ccllencc. The evening was ended with
music. Mr.. and Mrs. Wiedeman will
entertain next.
Mrs. Erickson entertained very de-
I~iglltfully in honor Of the Misses Ship
man last week. The afternoon was
devoted to fortune telling, Miss Mon
roe and Miss Shipman proving them
selves remarkably proficient In pre-
dictiag the future. Later, each lady
was requested to write n parody on
well known verses, with very anus
ing results. A very detachable lunch
consisting OF lettuce salad, coffee,
rolls, sandwiches, cake and Ice cream
was served. Miss willard favored
the company with some charming
music. Those present were the Misses
Shlpman, War;, PEBBLES, Ward, Mon.
roe, Watson, willard, Lindsay,
LARSEN. Jackson. Davis, and Mes.
danes Buscnberg, Sllloway and Ter
rel.
Mrs. Wiedeman entertained Mrs,
W. ID. Symmes and her guest, Miss
Walker at dinner on Tuesday.
A number Of Lewistown young So
ciety people met at Mr.. and Mrs
George Bachs on last Wednesday cv'
ening for an informal dance. After
the dancing, q Dutch lunch, consist
ing OF bologna, rye bread, beer, chees'
and sandwiches was served. ThosI
present were MIessrs. and Mesdamei
Miner, Harry Brown, T. w. Warren
Walker Wells, and David Hilger ant
the Misses Main, Ward, Mackey
Hurst, PEBBLES, Doyle; Messrs Claus
sen, T.. Smith, Henderson and Nc
kecknle.
Miss Doyle was hostess OF n yer.
jolly party OIL Tuesday evening q
this week. Queen Best was playe'
and a light lunch served. Those pre-
sent were Messrs. and Mesdumes Bac
and Brown, the Misses Monroe an.
! PEBBLES and Messrs. Ben WiedemaT
Claussen, Hanke and Deynes and NJ
Kecknie.
Miss Doyle entertained the Mlsse
: Cook, Hurst, Mackey and the Messr'
Henderson, Smith, Blodgctt aud VI,
{ kecknie ut High Five last evening.
/ The wedding of Miss Cook and Nj
Y stephens was quietly solcmnized II
the home OF the brides parents q
Wednesday, mt high noon. The brid
looked very lovely in II gown of pal
gray corded silk. The waist from
was mHde in boilers fashion. edge
with grey silk applique andiustenin
i over n front oi appliqued white Ia
= fetns. The sleeves ana under sleeve
were trimmed with grey appliqu,
The skirt was plain sav for an eI
tredeux ri the applique. The bird
G carried white roses. Miss Fam
Cook and Mr.. Frank Stephens acte
as brides maid and bcst-man. Mi.
e Fanny Cook wore Il gown al blu
corded cloth, the waist Of which wa
trimmed in white tucked silk, whit,
blue and gold passementerie ana rOI
cites of white silk.-After the wee
ding, the company sat down to n ii,
r lIghtful weddingldlnner, after whic
the happy couple left for their ne
u home amid n shower of rice aud sliI
S pers. There were no guests presci
save the Immediate family. AMI Mr.
Gilpatrick and Miss PEBBLES. Mr.. an
o Mrs. Stephens were remembered wilt
numerous and handsome gifts frOi
many friends who wish them ever
e happiness In their welded life.