The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-03-17

fortunate. The rooms presented a
spring-like appearance with their
decorations of daffodils and lilies of
the valley.
The following was the program:
Part i.
Piano solo, "Kamennoi Ostrow, Por-
trait No. % .......... .Rubenstein
Miss Banks.
Vocal SOLO, Ava Maria" ...Millard
Mrs Bank. =
Piano *nlo-(a) NJ cturne, OPP. Is NJ:
%, Etude Cp. IS. No. 9...Cho> l
Miss Banks.
Vocal solo-Impatience ..Curochman
Mrs. Banks.
Vocal solo-Prayer. Love Song.
~. ...... .......... Louis Gregh
Miss Banks.
Part II.
Piano solo-Sonata Pathetique...
-. 49,. .... ........ Beethoven
Miss Banks.
Vocal solo-Separation ....Rossini
M 4M#9.a NILS. DALLAS.
Piano solo-Impromtu, OPP, go, No. 4
80. ............ ........Schubert
Miss Banks.
Vocal solo-Take Back the Ring.
Mrs. Banks.
Vocal solo-Still vie die Nacht....
49,. 49,. BONN
Miss Banks.
Vocal duet-See the Pale Moon....
..... ..... ...... ...Compana
Mrs. and Miss Banks.
The marriage of Miss Effie Nc
Queary and Mr.. Philip Treat was
solemnized at the residence Of the
brides parents last Wednesday ev-
ening, the Reverend Doctor Miller OF
the Baptist church officiating. The
bride. who looked charming, was
beautifully gowned in white organdie,
and carried white roses. In the par
lor, where the ceremony took place,
there was a profusion of magnificent
pink and white carnations, the bios
SONS resembling more closely chrys-
anthemums than ordinary carnations
in size. In the dining room roses
reigned supreme, pink roses and ferns
decorating the supper table, and
candlebre with pink shades carrying
out the color scheme. The guests
numbered about rs and included all
the available members OF the class
with which Miss McQueary had grad.
uated from the Billings high school
The young couple have gone to house
keeping in a pretty home which the
groom had prepared in North Thir
tieth street.
Today being the anniversary OF the
birth of Mrs. Sydney Morse, a sur
/. prise party was held in her homo al
her home in North Th%irty-second
street this afternoon. This was only
one of a series of birthday parties
which have been given and on this
occasion as on each previous one, {
sterling silver spoon was presented
to the hostess. Refreshments were
served. The invited guests were
Mesdames Holmes, Robe, Burton
Armstrong, Tompkins, Goss, Panton
Bouton, Elliot, Toole, Edwards, Moore
Hardness Hathhorn, Carwile, O'Don
nell, Cardwell and Ten 'Eyck.
*
Mr.. Enos Nelson of South Thirty
fifth street a surprised in a yer
pleasant manner last Tuesday ever
ing, when a number of his friend
congregated at his home during hi
absence and when he arrived upo
the scene they made it known tina
they had come to help him celebrat
the occasion of his Goth birthday.
very enjoyable evening was spent i
playing ..hearts" and various Othe
games and at 1880 O'Clock refresl
ments consisting of ice cream, cak
and bananas were served. The guess
were, the Misses Nellie Mills, Ma
Johnson, Lena GLAND. Birdie Szitnic
Minnie Hagarty, Mildred Adkin
Katherine Williams, Katherine Berr
Messrss. Charles Hoe, Ralph Morri
James Berry, John Hagarty, Herbe
Foster, Willie Hogan, Enos Nelso
Roy Nelson and Orley Nelson.
X +
Miss Fay Logan, who has alwa
been a favorite with Billings aut
ences, is winning laurels away fro
home. Though working very hard
her studies in the Chicago COnSery