The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1903-07-31

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use trying to change the weather we
might as we'll use the mantle of char
lty and try to be satisfied no matter
what turns up in the shape of
weather.
"A merry crowd of little people met
at the home of Judge Pomeroy on
Monday evening and under the glare
OF the incandescents represented diff
ferent advertisements in the various
current magazines. Those who par
ticipated were: Velma M. Pomeroy,
Irene M. Leopold, Elizabeth NJ
KlenclS, Grace and Norma E. Port
man, Alice Pomeroy and Rachel S.
Coram. The advertisements which
were so cleverly represented were:
The Tea Party (cover), Ivory soap,
Pearline, Bakers Chocolate, A Prayer
(frontpiece), Guess what he had in
his pocket, A German GIRL My Sha-
dow. A story, Red Riding Hood,
Grandma's curls, A song.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whiteside, as
sisted by Mrs. Kleinschmidt, enter
tanned all the visiting young ladies
who are in Kalispell from the north,
south, east and west, at their home
in the country last Friday evening.
Upon the wide veranda were rugs,
touches and chairs, all the furniture
being removed from the parlor where
dancing was indulgeu in, the music
being stationed in the back parior
Punch was served from a table on
the veranda and at midnight light
refreshments were served.
After the dancing the jolly crowd
indulged in singing all the popular
and late songs of the day.
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The program which will be PLAYED
by Ryder & Caldwell at the National
hotel On Sunday, during the dinner
hour, is as follows:
March, "Elsetita' ......... Stone
erture Descriptive, "a Day in
Acadia" ................ Samuels
La Plonea.
Concert waltz, waltz Fantasia
........ ...... ........ S1egle
Cradle Song ................ Hauser
Selection from Opera Martha
...... ......... ... FlOtOw
March mississippi Bubble Haines
Northern Lights" 80. .t..... Weidt
The Tale of the Kangaroo Finders
Music by Ryder & Caldwell.
The first annual meeting of the
Montana Elks' State association will
be held in Butte, August Is and IA.
Each lodge is supposed to elect or
the exalted ruler will appoint pop
ular young lady to represent the
lodge as a maid of honor Ga member
of her family must be an Elk in good
standing). The maids of honor from
all over THE state will constitute the
ladies' reception committee at the
grand ball to be held on Friday eve
ming, August IA, at Columbia Gar
dens.
No. 725?
In these hot dusty days the minds
Of the weary turn to the pretty lakes
and piney woods and find pleasure
in anticipation of rest taken some
where out of town. Natue demands
or perhaps it is custom that every
one should throw off care work and
responsibility for time each year
and have rest spell.
There are so many pretty spots in
Montana, particularly in F1athead
county where one can relax and rest
and need not be a slave to dress and
looks.
For the past two weeks a most de-
lighhful party of people have been
camping at Lake Mcdonald and have
just returned. In the party were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lippard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest O'Neill, Earl Brown Misses
Stella and Jessie Modisette, RATHER
inc Fingado, Messrs. James Howard,
c. I. o. Neill and James J. SMELL
L Hese rlaCneau mosquitoes Who
have been working overtime in their
mad quest for blood have disappeared
IN large numbers recently. This part
OF the country has been SO pestered
and the GOODNESS which pervaded was
greatly appreciated for the mosqui-
toes have lost their ambition to sink
their juicy lips SO deep.
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There has been very little going on
IN the social whirl recently, except
very informal affairs given for some
OF the visiting young ladies and dur
ing the past week Kalispell has had
more than her usual number Of
young lady guests who belong to the
various "400' circles in their home
cities.