The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-04-03

gather tan. There are several which
are delightfully."- picturesque, one of
, pink roses, covered with black lace;
, another of blue hair braid, with me-
dallions Of lace and pink rsoes.
Quite the SWEETEST one is null
berry colored hat covered with black
lace. Here, too, are found hats in
the new champaign tones.
~
The builders of pretty hats, Mrs.
Gillen and Mrs. Mcintosh must have
walked in radiant gardens for inspir-
alton, for the flower seems to play
no small part in their creations.
On Friday and Saturday both Ia
dies. prettily gowned. received their
patrons and served frappe to their
friends.
One of their pretty hats was a
chic French sage green, trimmed in
scarlet. Another was white bro.
caded silk. trimmed in white hops
and cut steel pins. There were sew
eral Gainesborough hats, trimmed
with profusion of flowers.
At Wilson's, too, collection of the
most charming hats is seen, products
o. the most skillful designer, in
which the most original and chic ef-
fects are evolved. A pretty French
creation is of green chiffon, with
bright red berries.
!. A white chip, with narrow black
velvet ribbon and corn-fowers, is an
other one Of their pretty exhibits.
Here are shown most beautiful
lunches of small fruits, rich and lus-
cious-fruit is used more than any
O thing else this year, and the colors
s which are the most popular are red,
l. mulberry and scarlet.
q very pleasant little dancing par
h ty was given last Friday evening at
v the opera house. The music was
e good and the floor in splendid con
r. dtion. Naturally, every one had an
t. enjoyable time. Those who attended
!. were Mr.. and Mrs. Walker, Mr.. and
10 Mrs Smithers, Mrs. Monteath;
,f| Misses Chester. Georgia Chester
IS Heinlin, Force, Trumper, Prodger
e and Ferguson; Messrs. Ritchey, Grim
IS mer, Brown, DR.. Wiley, Bell, Mon
e teith Riser. Baker, Ferguson, Sail
a ing. Salisbury, McAllister, Mcintosh
If and Chester.
# A very pleasant surprise party wa
,r given in honor Of Miss Lauretta Nc
~ Carthy at her home, the Vale,
house. last Friday night. The even
n. ing was pleasantly passed in playing
w various games and singing. Del
10 cious refreshments were served, an
Az those who attended were:
rs Agnes Gilkie. Clara Black, Mabs
X. Mingle Winefred futile, Laurett
an Mccarthy. Frank Vites. Alvin Safer
q. Eddie Neary. Ernest Sickly. Ray Nj
m Carthy.
ok A Kalispell livery man told a co,
Nv rna of lady residents who hired
rig last Saturday afternoon that tn
lie horse was gentle If they kept tn
ss reins away from mis- tail. Rain con
70. menced while they were riding an
on they allowed their hats to becom
SIS ruined and insured their wn safet
lin by holding the umbrella over tn
w. horses tail.
of Miss Ada Kelley had her openin
an the same time as all the other mill
no merry stores and here are to
q found some of the most attractiN
CIV hats of the season. There are SON
,av very pretty novelties displayed her
civ and one will find an exhaustive gat
civ ering of the seasons most charmir
Ter effects at Miss Kelley's in the mil
,es merry line.
ms
ver Next Friday night the girls of Il
md basket ball team will give a soci
ors evening in Eks' hail. A small adm
cut sion of ten cents will be charged, f
iod the purpose of raising money to p;
MS their expenses, and it is to be hop
that large crowd will attend
,.1, A bright Kalspell housewife h
ION discovered that ice cream is full
streptococcus lanceolatuses, viii
md are a sure death to guinea pigs. H
name people will, therefore, be ca
,ins lul III the iu'ule " Aeop 'neii sum
pigs away from ice cream.
nge ~.
Kim Lee, who arrived from Chi
no. Saturday night, is only IA years
chi age. He is striking little fellow
,uld bis pretty garb, and attracts grt
deal of attention on the streets.
30 il with his father, Wing Wah Char
no The romantic girl likes to have
man always at her feet, but the ser
my Bile girl always looks out or 'lle
low who is ready to get out a
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