The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-11-02
Society

Halloween appears to have become .
sort of uShering-in date for the after
summer society season in Havre. From
now on Until the little birds shall re-
turn there promises to be an almost
continuous date list of home receptions
and entertainments and the lodges and
church organizations are planning some
public functions that will be recher
che. at which, it is promised both can
latrces and yirtuosos will appear. If
there be those who have become jaded
they may turn to bowling, which, since
it's endorsement by the leading Belgrae-
ian danes of the city at the inaugural
party Thursday night, has attained an
assured standing as the latest society
fad Cards still remain popular among
the more mature folk and music is ev-
er in the air in Hayre everywhere, as
show.
One of the pretty parties OF the
season was given on last Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Rathbone by
Mesdames Rathbone and Box BID
euchre furnished the amusement and
seven tables were played. The first prize
was captured by Mrs. Rogers, hand
some hand painted china bread and but
er, beautiful souvenir spoon of Havre.
Bon-bons were served during the game,
after which a sumptuous luncheon was
served consisting Of lobster salad, bis
cult stuffed olives, ice cream, assorted
cake and coffee. Those invited We're:
Mesdames Stringfellow, Brown, New
man, Rogers, J. Carnal, L. Carna], Rior-
dan, Nelson, Pancoast, Boone, Ham
mond, Devlin, Walker, Smith, Cosgrove,
Tierney, Allen, Emery, Holland, Heron,
Wilson, Carley, Irvine, D. Mckenzie, J.
Mckenzie, w. Mckenzie, z. Pepin, Skyl-
stead Sands, Raymond, A. BroadWater,
x. Lewis, Gibney, Weber, French, Lee,
kester, Ferguson, Gran, Myers, Oleson,
Goff, Howard, Canoe, MctIammond, Ken
dig, Bossuot, Broderick, Wright, and
Miss Glendenning.
Miss Enlogene Allen entertained a larg
number OF her young friends Halloween
evening at an informal gathering Of
ghost stories. Then the lights were
| turned out and a box was brought IN
filled with queer things and each guest
| was told to take something from it. The
box contained ice, hot potatoes, fur and
| many other things too numerous &c
mention. A word contest furnished mucl
minutes to write words composed of the
letters in Halloween. Miss Della keste1
won the prize with twenty-five. The
prize was pumpkin filled with Dor
bons. Those present were: Misses Lii
| liam Hammond, Marion Broadwater, Lid
| Cannon, Hattie and Ruth Carrier, Babe
| richards, Della Hester, and Florence
| Flemming, and Messrs. George Elem.
| ming, George Worland, Fred and JOG
Rose, Lester Weber, Ben Doxtatcr
and Robt. Brader.
| Miss Eaggard gave a very enjoyable
Hallowe'en party Wednesday evening al
rooms were appropriately decorated fol
| the occasion. Luncheon was served con
| sisting of fruit salad, marguerites, cake
and cider. During lunch q large cake
| was cut, each guest cutting for them
selves, and in this cake a fairy hae
placed Il gold ring, a 10 cent piece ant
Mcintyre and signified matrimony within
| a year; Mr.. Yam drew the 10 cent piece
and it is an omen that he will acquire
great wealth; Miss Maggie Aud drew
the thimble and this is supposed to i'm
ply q life OF single hlessedness. Eacl
guest was presented with hand-paintos
tin cup. Those present were: Misse
Lepper, Auerbach, DeLorimier, Ander
son, Mckenzie. Bice. Mavity, Mcintyre
Lewis Buckingham, Clink. Holland, Lid
/ Ike, Cosgroye, Sanderson, Glendonnine
Aud, Harvey, Dewar. Barrett, Rich
ards, Chase. and Messrs Fryberg, Pypc1
Baccus. Lindberg, Holland, Gentr,
Hamilton, Langhorne, Grimmer, Ya1
Cherrier, Wanvig, Mckenzie Auerbac!
Carruth, Williams, Harvey, Campbell
Collier, Garrow, Scott and Freeland.
/ The entire dancing population Of HavI
were out Tuesday evening and in fat