The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-12-04

even the rUdlmcntS in health mat
tiers and that is one reason they so
frequently break down while still
young in years. They usually lead
worried lives and nothing under
mines the constitution more quick
ly than anxiety, for the woman who
is earning her own living is by he
redity untitled for the task and she
naturally taxes her strength unduly.
During the day she works fever
ishly and during the night she
sleeps fretfully. Her thoughts are
always on her work. thereby neg
Letting her physical self.
Soeiety'$ note Book.
Miss Clarissa Talbot spent We'd
nesday in Kalispell.
Prof. and Mrs. Steere have return
cd from their wedding trip.
Mrs Fred B. Grinnell has returned
to her homo in Spokane.
Mrs. John O'Brien. Miss O'Brien
and Master Willis have gone east for
a visit.
Mrs. Whips entertained quite a
number of her friends at cards on
Friday night.
James Monteith and Katherine
Monteith spent Thanksgiving vaca-
ton at Browning.
The 63 club met at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Webster on
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Fessenden
have purchased the Switzer home
and have moved there.
Mrs. J. Fl. Monteath of Browning
came last Monday and has been Wis
ting here all this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Skinner gave
| a charming little dinner in their
| apartments Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Charles Hannah left Wednes-
day evening for California where he
expects to remain for a short visit.
Miss Jose Talbot came down
from Columbia Falls on Sunday for
a few days visit with the Whiteside
family.
Mr., and Mrs. Fessenden have do
cided to remain here for the winter
and will soon commence housekeep-
| ing.
1t has been announced that the
marriage of Mr.. Charles Allard and
| Miss Perle Smaulhausen of Missoula
| will take place December 9.
Mrs. Julia Clemens and Miss
Clemens who have been guests at
the Edwards home left Monday eve
ming for California. where they will
spend the winter.
MIR. and Mrs F. c. Millet and fam
lily. formerly residents of Flathead,
now of Spokane, visited here for sew
eral days this week and then de-
parted for an extended visit with
friends and relatives in Lima. Ohio
Miss Dowden of the Children's
Home. Helena. was here this week
and spoke in the churches about the
work of the institution she repre-
SCENTS. She and her good work are
known in the Flathead valley where
she has placed a number of children
with happy results.
. Misses Rosie Piper and Fanny Ehr
Itch certainly celebrated their birth
days in a very delightful manner in
. the opera house last Saturday even
ing Their immediate friends in this
city helped them to enjoy their 18th
anniversary in the shape of dancing
( music and elaborate dinner
Many handsome and costly pres
, ents We're received by both youns
ladies.
: The next few days are to be merr!
!. lively ones. Tonight is the club
: dance, tomorrow afternoon and eve
( ming is the art exhibit given by
. Frances ens-Kleinschmidt at hel
, studio. and then there is the art ex
hibit still going on at the high schoo
the social hop Monday night. the
. dancing party at the onera house by
! Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whiteside an(
the sale of fancy articles by the
. Christ Church Guild and the play II
, be given that evening. Friday. De
: cember IL.
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