The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-02-17
WEEKS
SOCIAL DOING

and coffee were served. Mrs. Toole
was assisted by her daughter, Mrs.
Percy Edwards.
The Reverend j. j. and Mrs.
Bowker went to Bridger Thursday
morning, where a reception was Civ
en- for them the evening of the same
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Mac
Donald.
The Sewing club of North Thirtieth
street, after having been disbanded
for several months, has reorganized.
The first meeting of the season was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Gerald Panton. AS is the
custom of the club, the ladies worked
at the sewing which had been prepar-
ed by their hostess. In this way a
| great deal is accomplished Re-
freshments consisting of salad, olives,
bread and butter, fruit salad, cake
and coffee we're served. Those who
were there were Mesdames Baxter,
Eurton, J. B. Elliot, ]. R.. Goss, w. B.
Zen Eyke, A. c.. Tompkins, Lynsk,
ROBBIE, S. Morse, H. E. Armstrong, l.
D. O'Donnell, E. o. Railsback, j. D.
Matheson, and Miss Calhoun.
Mrs. l.. G. Kress had a very appre-
ciative audience at the Congregation
al church last evening, when, under
the auspices of the Woman's club,
she delivered her delightful lecture
on shakespeare as a Dramatic Art
ist." The entertainment opened with
several of the city's best musicians
took part. At it's close the speaker
was introduced by Mrs. e. o. Rails
back, president of the club. AL
though most of the club members
we're present, together with a number
of others, and also a sprinkling OF
men, the speaker deserved a much
larger audience. No doubt a number
were kept away by the severity of
, the weather and the prevalence Of
la grippe. The following program was
rendered with Mrs. M. H. Tompkins
as ~accompanist.
) Lullaby, "Jocelyn ...........Godard
I Miss Goddard.
, OOUuDyC
r Mrs. Hassler.
y OudTLGLl6 ..... -. .'oOlSSSNo
Mrs. Hassler, Misses earns, OFT
I and Mills.
2 Blow. Blow, Thou Winter Wind.
.,.... $500. Sergeant
Mr.. Earl Morse.
Miss Maude Segur will entertain
Q about 80 of her young friends at q
q valentine party this evening, at hel
l. home in North Thirtieth street.
Miss Chris Fraser, who has spent
several weeks with her friends, Mr.
+ and Mrs. j. T. Graham, at Osborne
a ranch, returned to her home in the
city, last Monday.
. Mrs. Hugh Evans and daughter O
Big Timber are the guests OF Mr.. anl
Mrs. Warren Evans. Mrs. Evans viii
Z visit friends in the city for two o,
, three weeks.
: Mrs. B. G. Shorey and her littl'
. daughter and Miss Patti Buchanan
returned Tuesday morning from
two weeks visit to the ranch hom'
of the latter, neal Glendive.
Miss Bennington and her littl'
niece. Miss Julia, returned early il
the week from a months visit t.
Washington and other points in tn
h west,
y A Junior guild, the members O
- which are the young girls OF the Epls
g copal church, was organized at tn
81 home of Mrs. ]. j. Bowker Monda,
y afternoon. The following officer
T we're elected: President, Essie Sun
= mers; vice president, Della Gilsdorf
Il treasurer, Kate Matheson; secretary
Ethel Hansard.
j.. The Woman's club is holding a re
h ception in the Daniel Boone log cabi
lie this afternoon. in honor OF Mrs. kres
IL of Dillon.
ar 81 y
Of During her stay in the city Mrs