The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1902-09-19
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the home of Mrs. F. w. Merigold,
who entertained on Tuesday and
Thursday afternoons, the guest of
honor being her sister, Miss Margaret
Hill, who has been visiting here this
season.
The home was bower Of summer
blossoms, the parlor was lavishly
trimmed in vari-colored sweet peas.
The decorative effects in the dining
room were particularly artistic and
pleasing. The rich autumnal shades
were used in a most tasteful manner.
with the beautiful co1ored leaves, in
termingled with hugh branches of
asters, and trailing vines were fas-
tened here and there over the win
dows and between the arches.
The electroliers were twined with
vines, and altogether the effect was
unusually pleasing and graceful.
A choice and bountiful repast was
served, consisting of chicken Gro
quotes, jelly, Saratoga chips, hot
rolls, Neapolitan pudding with whip
red cream, and cake.
Seldom has the interest been so
keen or the afternoons so pleasantly
spent in card playing. The games
were very close and the contest spir-
tied. On Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Fred Tinkle did not lose a game and
was awarded a pretty bonbon spoon.
There were several who lost but one
game, consequently, Mrs. Listle, Mrs.
Burnes, Miss Shelton, Mrs. Klein
schmidt and Mrs. Thomas Dickey
had to cut, the latter winning the
trophy, a pretty hand painted jewel
tray.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Moore
received the first prize, winning ten
straight games, and Mrs. Nash won
the second prize.
The list of invited guests were:
Mesdames Burnes, Broderick, Logan,
Edwards, c. K. Dickey, W. A. Con-
rad, Whiteside, Kleinschmidt, Smith,
Campbell, Brink, Mulaney, Cloves,
Crane, F. w. Tinkle, Webster, Nor
quist, Burnett, Gale, Bishop, Whalen,
Stout, Listle, Gillette, Harbert, L..
Clark, earle, O'Brien, Bernard, T. E.
Dickey, O'Connell, Gould, j. Hand,
T. Bogart, Mckay, Conner, MCGEE,
Keith, Letter, J. w. Wallace, G..
Walker, Peeler, Bronson, Mcknight,
Clarke, Mcdonald, Lawson, Driscoll,
Stocking, Bailey, Rogers, Strickland,
Scoville, l.. Tinkle, Lewis, Pomeroy,
C. E. Conrad, Stanford, Sturtivant,
Dickinson, Miles, E. Phillips, G. Phil
lips, Ellen Phillips, Whips, Miller,
Fabric, Horribly, Mathews, Klenck, D.
F. Smith, Nash, Morrow, Noffsinger,
Breedlove, Weightman, Wallace, T
c. Hand, Gray, Butler, Baldwin, Dun
sire, Conlon and Moore; the Misses
Chester, OBrien, Horribly, Coleman
Shelton, Conrad, Inglis, Eaton, Smith
Strickland G. Strickland Bronson
and Madison.
One of the prettiest autumn we'd
dings of the season took place at
Selfish Wednesday last. 1t was the
marriage of Rose May, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Danford, to
Pleasant D. Mccormick of Bradford
H., Rev. Wells officiating. The wed
ding took place at the home of the
brides parents at Selfish, and the
: house was beautifully decorated will
, roses and asters, festooned witt
) sprays of smilax.
: The bride was handsomely gowneC
: in white Lansdowne silk, trimmed
with cream applique and chiffon, he
t waist being encircled by handsom,
sash of white liberty ribbon. Sh'
7 carried pink roses and was attended
2 by two little flower girls, carryin,
r baskets of roses and asters, and an
3 other carrying the wedding ring Oh
e a white satin pillow decorated witt
4 flowers.
/ Hattie Sawyer and Marguerite
S Plummer were the flower girls, an
d Myrtle Sawyer the ring bearer. Mis-
e Agnes Richie acted as bridesmaid
= while Mr.. Olaf Anderson was tn
e best man. The ceremony was yer
o impressive and beautifully conducted
h To the strains of the ''The Weddin
e March," ably played by Miss Flossi
e Wilson, the bride entered the parlo
S leaning upon her fathers arm, VIII
# gave her away. AS the music cease
IS it's sweet strains, the Rev. Mr.. Well
t stepped up and spoke the words tina
e made the happy couple man an
o wife.
The wedding gifts were many an
er costly, comprising silver, cut glas
er linens, bric-a-brac and many othe
t, useful articles.
IT The wedding was largely attende
III by relatives and friends from a
s. over the surrounding country, man
to being present from Kalispell.
III Mr.. and Mrs. Mccormick will