Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-04
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Mrs. +. II. Crabtree entertained the
following ladies' at a ''thimble' party
on Wednesday afternoon: Mrs. W. j.
Wells. Mrs. II. II. Boggs, Mrs, J.. w.
Arthur. Mrs. w. ID. Symmes and Mrs.
w. W. White.
A very dainty luncheon. consisting
OF nut sandwiches. olives. salad, al.
monds and coffee was served, and 4
most pleasant afternoon was spent.
Mr.. Robert G. Cooper, formerly of
this city. but now residing in Hell,
ena. spent a few days in LewistowD
relatives and friends and incidentally
attending to some business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Arthur enter.
tanned informally on Monday evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. w.
d. Symmes, Mr.. and Mrs. Will W.
White. Mrs. L. II. Stoll and Mr.. Pom
eroy. AT the close OF the evening
light refreshments were served.
The Hoffman-Doyle entertainment
on Friday night called out society in
full force and the universal opinion
was that all present enjoyed a rare
treat, such as Lewistown is seldom
fortunate enough to enjoy.
All the participants seemed at their
best that evening and each and every
one was most enthusiastically receiy.
ed.
Mr.. Hoffman. always a prime favor.
tie. held his audience entranced with
his wonderful understanding of his in.
strument and his rendition of the
beautiful classical selections could not
help but be understood and greatly
appreciated by those, even with little
taste for music.
Miss Doyle. though having been
heard by very few of the Lewistown
people previous to that evening, won
for herself a very warm place In the
hearts of her audience. She was ex.
ceptionally fine in her exposition of
Medea and Zingarella.
The piano duet by Mesdames Waite
and Symmes was heartily received as
was also the cornet duet by Messrs.
Du Clos and Mansell.
The two vocal solos by Mrs. Harry
Boggs displayed her excellent voice
in the best manner possible.
Mr.. Froembling's solo with violin
obligato made a pretty change In the
program and was greatly enjoyed by
all. On the whole the ente rtainment
was n of the best of its kind ever
given in u city.
The dance given on Thursday even.
ing, October 18th. by Agnes Temple
No. ?, Rathbone Sisters. at Fraternity
Hall. proved a success beyond all ex
pectations. There was a large attend
ance and dancing was enjoyed until
a late hour, when all departed. PIX
pressing themselves well pleased with
the hospitality dispensed by the ladies
OF this popular lodge.
The ladies of 5. James Guild met
in regular business and social session
with Mrs. +. X. Cheadle on Friday af
ternoon last. A dainty lunch was
served and a profitable meeting held
A surprise party was given at thu
residence of Mr.. c. II. Williams Mon
day evening. Following is the pro
gram:
Music, Ave de Ballet, Mabel Super
nant.
Selection from sonny" Mrs. j. T
Andrus.
Music, P~asquinade Caprice, MabeI
Supernant.
Recitation, The Minuet." Mrs. d
B. Morris.
Music. lie Secret. Six hands, Mrs
Morris. Mabel Supernant and Mrs
Williams.
Recitation. Railroad Crossing.
Miss Margaret Hughey.
Song. Where the Silyery Colorado
Wends Its Way" Mabel Supernant.
Cake walk, Mrs. Fred Warren ant
Mr.. Williams.
Recitation. Truth in Parenthesis.
Mrs. Williams.
Music, mandolin and piano, Mabe
Supernant and Mrs. Williams.
Song in unison, America"
After the program the lights wer,
extinguished. the guests seating them
selves upon the floor. where ghos
stories were related by Mr.. J. T. An
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