Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-02-19

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! Social Realm

the 4th. The game OF the evening
was euchre. The head prizes were
carried off by Mr.. and Mrs. +. e.
Wright, the latter receiving a vase OF
cameo ware and the former a bottle
of Violet water. Mrs. Wagner re
ceived the ladies consolation, a box OF
hon bons, and DIR. Stoll the gents. a
china match holder. Very dainty re-
freshments were served, after which
the gentlemen INDUCED in cigars and
the ladies engaged in social chat and
music. The guests of the evening
were Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner, DIR. and
Mrs. Stoll. Judge and Mrs. Cheadle,
Mrs. F. K. Warren and Mrs. ]. l..
Bright.
Prof. and Mrs. Busenburg and DR..
and Mrs. Stoll entertained the Ma.
tawa Sixty-Three Club at the home OF
the latter on Thursday evening. This
club was formed for and by the moro
recent additions to Lewistown society.
The charter members being DR.. and
Mrs. r. S. Hedges, Mr.. and Mrs. Wag.
goner, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown
Mr.. and Mrs. Crabtree, Mr.. and Mrs,
Iaidley, DIR. and Mrs. Stoll, Mr.. and
| Mrs. orion, Prof. and Mrs. Busenburg
and Miss Hosch. The first meeting
took place at DIR. and Mrs. Hedges,
the entertainment at DIR. Stoll's being
the second. After the cards a very
dainty lunch was served, consisting
OF oyster patties, bead and butter
sandwiches, olives, sailed almonds
and most delicious coffee. The prizes
went to Mrs. Hedges, a beautiful
duchesse lace collar, to Mr.. Laidley a
rack of cards in handsome leather
case. and the consultations to Mrs
Waggoner and DR.. Hedges, each re.
oeiving a pretty valentine. The phon.
ograph man was engaged to give some
OF his choicest selections and this fea
ture of the entertainment added much
to the pleasure of a very pleasant
evening. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wiedeman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur, Mr.. and Mrs. Bach, Mr.. and
Mrs. Miner, Mrs. Bright, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vrooman and Floyd Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bach entertain.
ed last Tuesday evening. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Wells, Miss
Wells, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur and Miss
Mackey, Mr.. and Mrs. Miner, DR.. and
Mrs. Stoll. DIR. Treacy and Gordon
Shafer. Charades and various games
formed the evenings amusement. An
elegant lunch was served, consisting
Of fried oysters, hot rolls, chicken
salad, olives, almonds and coffee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bach later entertained
ed the following named friends on
' Friday evening: Judge and Mrs
Cheadle, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. Wiede
{ man, Mr.. and Mrs. Vrooman, Mr.. and
, Mrs. Mart Allen and Miss Williamson
Cards formed the evenings amuse
= ment, after which a Dutch lunch was
served. We object to its being called
a Dutch lunch because 1t was the con
densed delectable of the nations. w,
: will not give the menu as it is copy
! righted and must not be infringed up
on.
y Mrs. Edward Brassey entertained
= a number of her friends on Friday at
y ternoon at a Valentine party. TIL,
, draperies were literally covered will
. paper hearts and strings of then
u crossed the room from the four cor
, ners. Cards were passed to eacl
v lady containing the questions of Il
u Penny for Your Thoughts" TIL,
questions were correctly answered b.
Mrs. Chas. Lehman, who received
very handsome plaque of wedgewood
The game of hearts was played. Mrs
u Vrooman winning the prize, a medal
lion handsomely mounted. the sub
@ ject The Scarlet Letter" Most de
~licious refreshments were served, con
sisting of creamed oysters, heart
g shaped sandwiches of bread and but
d ter, olives, tomato jelly with mayor
aise and cheese straws. pink pine ap
@ pie ice, delicious cake and coffee. Al
ter the refreshments we're served tn,
n Valentines were read by Mrs. j. NJ
II Vrooman. When the little cards O
If invitation were read, each guest foun,
X. she was requested to make an orig
inal valentine addressed to anothe
guest. There were several very arti:
tic valentines. the prettiest of thes
was addressed to Mrs. j. NJ. Vrooma.
and was the work of Mrs. W. j. Wells
The greatest poetical effusion can.
,r from Mrs. Geo. w. Cook addressed {
s Mrs. Lehman. AS this impassione
sonnet won the prize we will give
here:
". To Caroline.
al oh. queenly dame. magnificent ere;
ture.
70 Lovely still in form and feature;
is With love supreme | approach th
II. shrine.
IN And pray thee, be my Valentine.