The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-04-28


Before leaving their house, which
they have recently sold, Mrs. Han
sard decided to give a party for her
daughter Ethel, SO invitations were
sent out for Friday evening from z
to 10 o'clock. Hearts was the game
played, and resulted in a tie between
Clara Foster and Lila Camp. Upon
cutting, Clara won the prize, THE
Eternal City" Eveline Luderman the
BOBBY prize. a box OF candy. Very
delicious refreshments were served
by Mrs. Hansard, assisted by her
daughter Ethel, her son Arthur, Ella
Boggs, Esther Birely and Jennie Nc
Kay, consisting of chicken salad, Sar-
atoga fakes, Saratoga chips. sailed
peanuts, ice cream and q variety of
cakes, also candies. The guests were
Veva Luderman, Eveline Luderman,
Constance Chapple, Kate Matheson,
Maude Segur, Minda Mowre, Edna
MOwre, Esther BOutOn, Frances
Tschudy, Bernice Redding, Marguerite
Bair, Clara Foster, Mildred Durham,
Helene O'Donnell, Jessie Hoyt. Essie
Summers, Della Gilsdorf, Dolores
Parker, Mabel Hoe, Thomas Halstead,
Herbert Foster, Roy Matheson, Leces.
ter Zimmerman, Dan Murphy, Eddie
Voss, Lila Camp, Ben Witham.
A number of ladies, knowing that
Thursday was Mrs. j. B. Elliot's birth
day, planned q surprise party for her,
and all went in a body to help her to
celebrate the day, each one bringing
something as a token Of remembrance.
After spending a very jolly afternoon,
they served refreshments, consisting
of salads, sandwiches, pickles and
cake. The time passed altogether
too quickly, but all good things must
come to an end, and when 6 o'clock
arrived they babe their hostess good
bye. The s%elf-invited guests were.
Mrs. j. Graham, Mrs. Goss, Mrs. Ger
aid Panton, Mrs. Cardwell, Mrs. Har-
Ty Ramsey, Mrs. Armstrong, Mrs.
Bouton, Mrs. Segur, Mrs. Burton, Mrs.
Holmes, Mrs. Birely, Mrs. Edwards,
Mrs. Morse, Mrs. Toole, Mrs. Carwile,
MRS. l. D. O'Donnell.
Elsie Dunlavey celebrated her
eighth birthday Thursday by having
a number of her little friends to spend
the afternoon with her. Each n on
her arrival presented the little hostess
with a pretty souvenir of the occasion,
at the same time wishing her a great
many happy returns Of the day. AS it
is only necessary for a number OF
children to be together to enjoy them
selves, it goes without saying they
spent a very happy afternoon. After
the games were played, refreshments
we're served by Mrs. Dunlavey, assist
\ed by her daughter Bessie, Cecilia
Bayerd and Aggie Burton. The guests
were Lizzie White, Martha Sleeper,
Hazel Grove, Martha Hord, Catherine
and Gertrude Healy, Edna Bayerd,
Blanche Frost, Vera and Bessie Bish-
OPP Bernice Allen, leila Cardwell.
Hazel McCarty, Dorothy Rademaker,
Marguerite Mccormick, Frances Oils
dorf, Anna Kahn, Eva Smith, Harriet
and jeanette Clark, Ethel Robbins,
Lillian and Vivian Vale, Margre Hol-
~, Lucy O'Donnell, Alma Rinehart,
Pearl Fenske, Alberta Bair.
The entertainment at the Daniel
Boone Cabin given by the ladies OF
st. Luke's Guild, last Saturday after
noon, was a great success socially as
well as financially. Over $50 was
added to the treasury, as a result, and
the members OF the Guild feel that
they are indebted to Mrs. Mccormick
for her kindness in putting the cabin
at their disposal.
Mr.. Field, an old resident of Bill
ings but for nearly a year OF Yankton,
North Dakota, is in the city for a
short time on business.
A number of Billings people attend
ed the ball in Miles City Tuesday ev-
ening, among others Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Sims, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Shorey and
Miss Georgia Mcconnell.
Mrs. Will Hassler delighted the con-
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