The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-24
$oeiety'$ note Book.

$oetety's note Book.
One of the most pleasant informal
affairs of the week was the social aft
ernoon, spent by the ladies of Christs
church. guild at the home of Mrs. b.
CART, on Third avenue east.
After the work of the day was done
the hostess. in delightful manner,
made all feel at home, and the time
was spent in merriment. Dainty re-
freshments were served, after which
the lardies departed, with many ex-
pressions complimentary to the
hostess, and with the feeling that the
guild meetings do not mean all work
and no play.
Mesdames L. Tinkle, Fred Tinkle
and Mrs. r. E. Webster entertained
scme of their friends on Tuesday aft
ernoon at needlecraft and on Wednes-
day afternoon quite a number of
ladies were entertained by them at
card playing. Both afternoons were
greatly enjoyed by the guests.
The social given by the "Ys" on
| Friday evening, in the opera house
lodge room, was a. most enjoyable
affair. The "Ys" are planning to
hold another social in the same
| place at some time in the near flu
ture.
Miss Hill will be the recipient of a
number of little affairs given in he7
honor. This afternoon Mrs. j. r Listle
| is entertaining complimentary to hel
ir the form of a "thimble bee," al
which the bride is queen.
Mrs. J. Harrington Edwards re
turned Wednesday morning from
months visit in eastern cities. She
was accompanied by her brother, G
K Houston, who will remain here fo1
a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Merigold hav,
issued invitations to reception tt
take place Immediately after tn
Dickie-Hill wedding Only the mos
intimate friends of the family ar
hidden.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Harrington Ed
wards, accompanied by Mr. Houston
of Rockford ILL.,, drove down to Big
fork yesterday afternoon and 1t /
expected they will return tonight.
formal suppers after the dance las
Friday evening given at variou
) homes and there were several merr
: parties at the restaurant.
: A handkerchief shower" in homo
{ o. Miss Hill will be given tomorro'
| afternoon. to which the very nea
| friends and relatives are invited.
+ The Websters have issued invit;
: tons for a function to be given mex
| Monday evening, and it promises
= be very enjoyable affair.
I Miss Mary O'Brien went up to Co
umba Falls on Sunday and cam
back Tuesday. Miss Jose Talbot r.
= turned with her.
/ After spending six months
/ WASHINGTON, Mrs. William Moorin
g has returned to her home on tn
t asst side.
s The Kalispell girls basket ba
g team are now practicing at the ia
t grounds and are making great pro
a ress.
Mrs. May r. Neidenhofen and Mi
n Clarissa Talbot of Columbia Fal
l. srent Friday and Saturday here.
Mr.. Harry Keith has been quite
and confined to his bed. He is son
G what better today.
II Miss Bolts is very i'll at the hon
g of Mr.. and Mrs. X. K. Stout
:. George TullupS udS leluliSu llo
g a business trip to Gateway.
70 Mrs. Fischer has been on the si'
list for several Gays.
10 For stylish clothing see Wilson
" Prices right.
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We have cure for nervous a
Il unsteady people: weak, fleshless pt
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Ill pie: people who are troubled wi
loss of ambition. failing memory, {
De preston Of spirits. lack of confiden
ell nervous headache and wakefulne