The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1903-04-21
THE WEEKS
SOCIAL N


guests were Mrs. Banks, Miss Banks,
Miss Anderson, Miss Crawford, Mr..
T. Chapple, Mr.. Daniels, Mr.. Buckley,
Mr.. Fred Rixon and Mr.. Harvey.
After. an unusually brilliant musi-
! Gale at the Annie Wright seminary,
last Tuesday night, at which they
were both PERFORMERS, Misses Irene
and Inez Elliot, in company with
some school friends, left the Iext az
ternoon for Fairfax, Wash, where they
! will spend their Easter holidays Wis
iting Miss Maude Thompson, Mr..
! Thompson and his family having re-
moved to Fairfax from Billings last
fall. AS there will be six young peo-
| pie in the party, it is easy to imagine
that their holidays will be especially
gay.
The friends of Tony Matheson may
be interested to know that he oficiat-
ed as best man last Wednesday at the
wedding of his uncle, Doctor j.. J.
Panton, and Miss Elizabeth Wood,
which took place in Portland, Ore.
Doctor Panton was a resident of this
city for a short time in the early
days of the town.
The journey round the world, given
last night by the members of the
Christian Endeavor vas quite an in
teresting trip. The first stopping
place was Washington, Mrs. Whit
ney's. The table was beautifully dec
Grated with pink carnations and smi-
lax. Delicious tomato soup was serv-
ed there. Miss Orrilla Whitney was
assisted by Miss Catherine Williams
New York was next visited. Here
Mrs. H. M. Allen and her daughter,
Miss Lillian, received the travellers.
Blooming plants, cut flowers and ferns
decorated the tables, and substantial
roast beef and creamed potatoes were
served. Here the guests were enter
tanned by some brilliant musical Sc
lections by Miss Allen. Mrs. Lad.
burg, Miss Helen Rowley and Miss
Edna Williams assisted. Next on the
progression was Paris, at Mrs. Bull
lard's. The table was beautifully
decorated, a boquet of white and yell
low flowers resting, on a mirror, sur
rounded by smilax, formed the center
piece. The effect was lovely. Tempt
ing salad was served. Miss Lulu
Railsback and Miss Nellie Billiard as
sisted Mrs. Billiard. The weary trav-
elers next visited Japan, at Mrs. Bur-
toms. Here coffee, tea and delicious
pies were served. The table was very
prettily decorated with broad bands
of green, coming from the chandelier
to the ends of the table, potted plants
and wild flowers. Miss Winnie Burton
and Miss Mabel Ross assisted Mrs.
Burton. Last, though not least, Ice
land, the Congregational church, was
reached and refreshments consisting
of ice cream and cake were served at
small tables. Miss Sleeper, assisted
by Miss Tomlinson, Goldie Elliot
Mabel Hoe, Monta Tschudy, Myrtle
Tschudy, Murdy Mowre and Edna
Mowre.
Mrs. T. ]. Bouton entertained the
Fortnightly Whist club Tuesday ev
ening. All the members were pres
ent, also Judge and Mrs. Goss as
guests. Refreshments were served
consisting of salad, stuffed eggs, sand
wiches, olives, cakes and ice cream
ST. Luke's Guild met with Mrs. A
Gilsdorf Wednesday afternoon. The
meeting was we'll attended and a
pleasant afternoon spent. The final
arrangements were made for the en-
tertainment to be given in the Daniel
Boone Cabin this afternoon, where
each lady will show how she earned
a dollar for the rectory fund. After
, all the business was attended to,
tempting refreshments were served
by Mrs. Gilsdorf, assisted by Mrs
Buntley, and the usual 10-cent collec'
ton was taken up.
The Ladies Aid of the Baptist
! church met with Mrs. Prickett Wed
nesday afternoon. Between Is and
20 ladies were present and after
; spending a pleasant afternoon al
; work, delicious refreshments were
served by Mrs. Prickett.