Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-04-09

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Social Realm

The Tuesday club met with Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. j. Bach on the eigh-
teenth OF March. Euchre was played
and the prizes won by Mrs. L. w. Ed
ridge, a silver toast fork, and Judge
Cheadle, a silver match safe. MI.
Vrooman and Mr.. Arthur played for
the BOBBY prize. Mr.. Arthur being the
winner. Mrs. Sloane and Mr.. Arthur
were then presented with small brass
comets and proceeded to make some
lively music? Dainty refreshments
were served. after which the gentle
men smoked and the ladies enjoyed
music and dancing.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Crabtree enter
tanned a number of friends on the
evening of March goth. Sixty-three
was the game played and the prizes
were won by Mrs. Geo. Bach and Mr..
Waite. Mrs. Cheadle and Mr.. Vroo-
man winning the consultations. Dain-
ty refreshments were served, consist
ing of sandwiches, olives, coffee. ices
and cake, after which an hour or two
was spent socially with cigars, music
and story telling.
The original SO club seems to have
taken a new lease of life and weekly
meetings are now in order. Week
before last the club was entertained
at the home of'Mrs. ]. ID. Waite; last
week Mrs. F. R. Warren was hostess,
and this week Mrs. j. NJ. Vrooman
will entertain the club. Due partly to
the fact Of the ladies' intimate ac-
quaintance with each other and part
ly to the informal character OF the
meetings these entertainments are
enjoyed more than almost any other
social affair of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Bebb entertained
at cards on Friday evening, March
30th. Progressive sixty-three was the
game of the evening. Mrs. Bright and
| Mr.. Clausen won the greatest number
of points and were the recipients Of
the head prizes, a picture in frame
and a gold watch charm. A most ap-
petizing lunch was served about mid
night, after which music and a gen.
eral good time was INDUCED in until
an early hour of the morning. The
guests were Mesdames Cook, Chea-
die, Crabtree, Robinson, Bright,
Brown, Smith, Willard, Lehman,
Brassey, and Wagner; Misses Will
hanson and Main; Messrs. A. B. Leh-
man, Clausen, Brown, Bright, Robin
son, Crabtree, Brassey, Cook, Smith,
Wagner, johnson, Judge Cheadle and
DR.. willard.
On Tuesday evening, April LIST, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Cook entertained in
a most charming ann about forty
| young people in honor of their son,
| Mr.. Chauncey Cook, who is at home
for a short visit. The large dining
room was cleared for dancing, and
| stationed near the door was the No
ble-Culver orchestra. A program OF
about twenty, numbers was danced.
At twelve o'clock a dainty lunch, con-
J sisting of sandwiches and coffee,
fruit-ice and cake, was served. Those
present were: Misses PEBBLES, frost,
Main, Dwight, Doolittle, Weldon, Will
hanson, Cross, Cresap, Often, Hop
kins, Larned, Bessie and Blanche Lar
ned, Mahanna, Noble, Fergus; Messrs.
Vaughan. Smith. Alexander, Louis and
/ Oswald Lehman. Pierce, Hopkins, Nc
Lean, Often, Acly, Armstrong, Bur-
meister, Moore, Ward, Ziegler and
DR.. AttiX.
The Tuesday Club was entertained
on Tuesday evening of last week by
Mrs. Erickson. The date being April
LIST a motley party was very appro.
pirate to the occasion. The rooms
were very prettily draped with many
colors. Over the sliding doors be-
tween the two large rooms was the
motto in large gilt letters on red
board, "Oh. Worthy Fool" Motley is
the only wear" from las You Like
It." The lamp shades were in red,
Different games were played at each
table.
giving a very pretty effect. When the
guests were assembled paper go
bangs were passed, which, upon be-
ing pulled apart revealed a paper cap
which each person placed upon their
heads and wore throughout the even.
ing, enhancing the motley appearance
as these caps were Of all shapes and
colors. Euchre was the game play
ed and motley drinks, consisting OF
Russian tea, orangeade, red lemon
ade and water were served during the
games. The ladies head prize. which
was won by Mrs. Lehman, was a large
potato and Judge Cheadle was the
winner of a large artistic looking par
snip. Upon examination the potato
was found to contain silver bon bon
tongs and the parsnip a handsome
paper knife of silver and pearl. The
ladies consolation prize was a silver
bell and the gentleman's consolation
a silver and pearl paper knife. The
refreshments we're also novel and very
dainty. consisting of sliced oranges