Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-24

{. Q o O Q O O o o o o o o Q o . Q
DR.. and Mrs. Hedges entertained
very pleasantly number of friends
OF. Friday evening. The game of five
hundred was played. Mrs. Wakefield
making the highest score. A most
appetizing lunch was served
The members and friends of ST.
James Guild met on Friday afternoon
at the pleasant home of ]. II. Supre-
nant about a mile above town. The
ladies were entertained in a delight
fGl manner by Mrs. Suprenant, Mrs
Joseph Briggs and Mrs. George Day
About thirty We're present and all
were enthusiastic over Mrs. Supre-
nants beautiful and artistic new
home, which although in the coun-
try, boasts telephone, electric lights
and water fixtures. Refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Halsey r. Watson was hostess
on Saturday afternoon to twenty-four
ladies'. Something different was done
at each table. At one table a num-
her of letters was given, each letter
to begin word Of a telegraph mes
sage; at another table cut up pictures
were to be fitted together into the
proper shape in the shortest possible
time; at another the greatest number
of words from the word Shakespeare;
at another a dozen words were given
to be used in one sentence. and at the
last an observation test.
After the contest refreshments were
served. The prize, pretty china
plate, went to Miss frost.
There were two parties this week
! which We're not on the program. OF
| course, they came under the head of
surprise party. Some of the friends
OF Mrs. Busenburg learned that on
Tuesday she had a birthday, so on
| Tuesday evening arrived with cards
cakes, bon bOns, olives, nuts, coffee,
etc, taking the Busenburg house
hold by storm. Mr. Busenburg, who
was down town meeting man at the
club. was beguiled into going nome
by the information that his small son
had fallen out of bed. Arriving at
home in a breathless condition he
was confronted by chorus from a
| jolly crowd composed of the follow
ing: Mr. and Mrs. w. S. Smith, Cook,
Bach, Everett, Hilger, DR.. and Mrs.
|
Cook.
Whether Mrs. ARA Noble had a
) birthday on Wednesday evening de-
ponent sayetn not, but a party marsh
/ aled by Mr.. and Mrs. Busenburg ar
] rived very promptly on that evening
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. Noble.
This party also carried their refresh.
ments and were prepared to give the
| doctor and his wife a pleasant time.
In the report comes the information
that Mr. Busenburg got the prize, but
we do not know what for or what it
was. In this party were the following
gentlemen and their wives: Smith,
Cook, Bach, Belden, Gibson. Busen-
burg. Mrs. Charters and the Misses
Cook.
| DR.. and Mrs. Fred Attix were host
! and hostess to number of their
friends on Friday evening The amuse-
ment of the evening was euchre, five
tables playing the game. Mrs. H. C.
Brown took the lady's prize, a hand.
! PAINTED berry bowl. and Mr.. Hilger
the gentleman's prize, silver match
box. Refreshments were served and
pleasant evening was passed.
Messrs. Herman and Henry Often
entertained a number of the high
school boys and girls on Friday even.
! ing last at their home in Cottonwood
A straw ride was feature of the &C.
casion, about twenty from town In two
large wagons made comfortable with
straw and tarpaulins. Dancing was
the form of entertainment. Refresh
ments were served. The young PEG.
pie had a fine time and feel greatly
indebted to their hosts. The party re
turned to town in the small hours OF
the morning.