The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-03-20

Lack Shriener, who kindly volun-
teered his services for the occasion,
and the conductors are under obliga-
ton to him for services rendered.
Financially, the ball was a success
and the outcome has encouraged the
promoters, who are already consid-
ering plans for the second annual
ball. to be held next year, which will
surpass, if possible, the one Tuesday
| night.
$oetety'$ note Book.
On the evening of March 10, 1903.
the members OF the X. Y. z. club
gave a dancing party at Elks' hall
in honor OF tAe boys of the B. A.. & i.
club.
| The evening was delightfully."- de-
voted to dancing. The grand march"
was played by Miss Tate, and led by
the chaperones, Misses Force and
Trumper, at exactly the hour of 9,
and the Home, Sweet Home" waltz
was rendered at l a. m. The girls
had very charming costumes, one of
the novelties being small black
court plaster heart worn on the left
cheek of each girl. The boys in turn
wore green paper hearts on their
foreheads. At the midnight hour
dainty lunch of sherbet and cake was
served. The boys said it was the
tend to initiate it in the near future.
Those present were Misses Force,
Trumper. Greer, Molly and Nellie
Neary, Haines, Blanche and Mary
Conklin, Leach. Gregg, Steere Hunt
singer Duncan, DisIbrow, Montelius,
Fauver Thurman, Modesett, Fisher;
Messrs. Haines, Cooley. Neary, Fer
guson, Christensen, Whips, Leach,
Gregg. Reinking. Steele, Goshorn,
Dsbrow. Zimmerman, Jaqueth. Down
ing, McCaulder, Williams and Swan
berg.
Mr.. and Miss Jacoby are now domi-
ciled at the Uehlinger.
Mrs. Egan left for the east last
evening to join her husband.
| ~
Miss Emma Hodgson is quite i'll
with severe attack of quinsy.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Nathan left this
morning on an extended trip to east
ern cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Wunderlin OF
5 Kendall. Mont, arrived in the city
Wednesday.
Mrs T. H. Bogart left for the east
+ yesterday morning and will be gone
about three months.
~
Mrs Eugene Dickersons sister
! Mrs. Murphy of Butte, expects to re
main here about week longer.
: Allan, the young son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. John Mcintosh is i'll with scar
let fever. and the house is under 6
G strict quarantine.
;, Mrs. j. B. Wilson and daughter
q Helen, of the Capital city. will arrive
y here March u and will be the CUES
O Of DR.. Ida Rosencrans.
e Mrs. J. Harrington Edwards will
f go east the first of next week ant
q visit with friends and relatives il
). Chicago and Rockford, Ill.
= Mr.. and Mrs X. x. Stout had
>. very pretty little dinner party Tues
= day evening MI and Mrs. T. Z
Long were the guests of honor.
= Mr.. and Mrs. James Broderick vii
). arrive this week from California
. where they have been visiting TO
) the benefit of Mr.. Broderick's health
:, Green was largely in evidence o
r the streets of the city Tuesday, bu
~ aside from that, no public Observanc
4 was made of the day made famOu
1, by good old ST. Patrick.
- Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Woodward ar
- now in Oklahoma City. 1t will b
=, remembered that Mr. Woodward wa
g. chief dispatcher for the Great NOrtl
ern some time ago.
Mr.. ]. A. Coram entertained tn
ar members of the Eastern Star at h
~ home on Fifth avenue east, Wedne
Ill Gay night. in honor of Mrs. T.
1t Clark, who will soon leave here an
y, make her home in Washington.
IS The girls basket ball team is b
rs ginning to show what a little pra
y tice will TO. Every night after scho
III will find them donned in their bll
OF dresses, at the opera house, workir
IT, faithfully, and in all probability