The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-01-20
IL WEEKS
SOCIAL N

CoCA lAOACu. 1uC WOIk W Uc UOu0
has not yet been outlined. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Presi-
dent, MI. G. S. Brother; first vice.
president, Reverend w. D. Clark;
second vice president, Mr.. o. F. God
dard; secretary, Miss Frendall; treas
urer, Mr.. w. D. Bannister; board Of
directors, Mrs. J. j. Mccormick, Judge
Goss, Miss Banks and Mr.. r. H. Dan
iels.
The Birthday club of North Thrift
eth street made Mrs. G. F. Burton
their guest of honor at a surprise par
ty at her own home Saturday after
noon. AS is their custom they took
their work bags and refreshments
with them, also the usual handsome
silver spoon, of which their hostess
was the recipient. At these gather
ings they never fail to have a good
time, and this occasion was certain
ly no exception to the rule. Mrs.
Roby and Mrs. Simms we're guests on
this occasion.
Mrs. Cliff Lindsay entertained about
20 ladies yesterday afternoon, in hon
or of Mrs. G. H. Barstow. The rooms
were tastefully decorated with roses,
ferns, and carnations. A guessing
game of Montana cities was played,
in the following manner. Sand Coulee
was illustrated by a bottle of sand
and a Chinaman's picture; Choteau
by a stocking with a hole in it, and
so on. Some of the cities were il
Illustrated by objects, others by pic
lures. After the game was finished
a little music vas enjoyed, with Mrs.
Barstow and Mrs. Hassler as vocal
lists, while a selection on the piano
was beautifully rendered by Mrs.
J. H. Ray. Delicious refreshments
were served. Mrs. Lindsay was as
sisted by Miss Ward and little Miss
Lindsay.
Mrs. G.. H. Barstow is the guest
of honor this afternoon at a party Of
ladies given by Mrs. George Griggs.
There are about 16 guests.
NV orI M,c n Ero Gov 1a1iohf
fully entertained a number of friends
last evening at their home in North
Thirty-third street. Music and pleas
ant conversation formed the even
ing's entertainment. Refreshments,
consisting of salads, olives, sand
witches, cake, coffee and ice cream,
were served. The guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames H. White, ].
P. Decker, J. G.. Sherman, A. G.
Tompkins, Mrs. Lynch, Mrs. Murphy,
Misses Blanche Mickey, Katherine
and Clara Murphy, and Messrs. b.
Fraser, ]. Murphy and D. Murphy.
The Christian Endeavor society
gave a social in the parlors OF the
First Congregational church last ev-
ening. A very pleasant evening was
spent, with music and games of vari-
GUS sorts.
James Carwile was the recipient of a
great many pleasant social attentions
Thursday at St. Vincent's hospital.
The occasion was his birthday, and
many of his friends sent their con-
CALCULATIONS, which were fraught with
more than ordinary feeling because
of the severe illness from which he
has just begun to convalesce. Flow
ers and gifts of various sorts accom-
panied the congratulations and good
wishes.
Mrs. Stull, who is at present visit
in this city, has received word from
her husband, Chaplain Stull OF the
United States army, now in the PM.
ippines, that he and her SOL have re
Gently been suffering from the dan
que fever. They were both on
valescent when he wrote. His let
ter. also contained the cheering news,
that he hopes to return to this coun-
try next June.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Reynolds of the
Grow agency, accompanied by Mrs.
H. V. Bailey of this city, expect to
leave tomorrow on an eastern trip.
Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Bailey will
go directly to their old home in Big
Ranids- Mich. while Mr.. REYNOLDS