The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-09-08

Altens MCC0rMlck, HOyt
Brayton. Bennington. Carwile, Bou
ton. Burton. Railaback, Edna Rails
back. sweeaaringsesnu. Kline, white
Walker, Dudley. Herford, yhappie
MOSS, Beirley., Summers, Mowrre, Mn.
al Mow,1rre. Bright. McDaniels ana
Hayes.
Saturday evening. August 10. Mr,
and Mrs. Waldron entertained tos
Colonel and Mrs. A. W. Wright and
Miss webb 81 Austin. MINI. The
evening was delightfully."- spent i
bridge. The score cards were appro:
priatsly decorated With. water color
sketches 81 bridges. Mrs.. I. =. Bah;
cock assisted Mrs. Waldron in serving
the dainty lunch. .ssai s$ !, (.
The invited guests were MNes,daml,es
A. 4. Baboock.s Z. q. Babooock. t1sh.
Wilson, J. North. eCsrii, T.. chapppie,
Moss, yLIppp, Holmes, SGGarnsey. Her
ford, Armstrong, Thompson. cpprbeett,
Marble. Shepherd, Bishop; Messrsl, A.
i; Palbcock, II. g. Babcock, sish, Carl.
\ North. y I 4 ChEaapple. 4. Chapple, Moss,
Lipp. Holmes, Garnsey. Herford, Arm.
strong, Thompson SCorbett. Marble.
Shepherd. Bishop and Mendelsso,nn.
Mrs. r. CHAMPION and Mrs. N.
Cooper entertained a. number of East
frnn Star ladies very; pleasantly at
Mrs. Champions home Friday after
noon, The guest Of honor was Mrs.
C~rampton's niece, Miss Maude Jones.
who has just made an extended tour
Of the west. Miss Jones' home is in
New York city, where she is district
deputy grand matron Of the Eastern
Star. The house wa prettily deco
rated with sweet peas, and q delicious
lunch was served by the ~nostesses.
assisted by Mrs. Free and Mrs. Hard
Ing. 5
Those invited were Mesdames God
dard. Hathorn, q. Ovren, Free. h. N.
Allen Herford, Railsback, strang.
Shannon, Harding, Calhoun, Snyder,
Z. B. st. John, w. a.. Allen, r. Mott,
and the Misses Roeser and Snyder.
Monday afternoon Lawrence Bah
cock, the little son OF Mr.. and Mrs. L.
10. Babcock, invited about seventeen
small friends Of his own age to help
celebrate his third birthday. The
guests were accompanied by their
mothers or friends, who helped Mrs.
Babcock amuse them during the after
noon.
The little people enjoyed a most
delightful afternoon, and the older
people were no less interested in.
watching the frolics Of the children.
Toward the latter part of the after
noon the host and his guests sat down
to a low table in the dining room,
whose chief attraction was the birth
day cake, with its three lighted can
dies. At each child's place was a
dainty hand-painted place card and a
candy Teddy bear. The favors were
paper napkin rings holding paper nap
kins and bright colored caps, which
added to the brightness of the scene
when perched on each little head.
The older guests were also served
at the little table, after the children
had been served by Mrs. Babcock. as.
sisted by Mrs. Dudley, Mrs. Waldron,
Miss Webb and Mrs. Lipp.
During the afternoon there was
music by Miss Bissel and Mrs. CARL.
The little guests invited were Kath-
leen O'Donnell, Helen Roche, Alice
Scott, Louis Chapple, Louise Williams,
John Allen, Allen Hopkins, Everett
North, Jack Roche, Ogden Chapple.
Henry Rowley, Jules Rowley. Maurice
Messick. Charles Chapple. Ricnard
Chapple and Edward Kumpe. The
other guests were Mesdames O'Don.
nell, Allen, Hopkins, Roche, Scott. T.
! Chapple, North, Rowley, Mead, Mes
sick. G. Chapple, Williams. Woodruff,
Ryan, Kumpe, Huse, Turner, Dudley,
La Mott, seeley. Waldron. Wright.
Ltpp. CARL, a. !. Babcock and the
Misses Roeser, Roche, Dudley, Wat
son, Bissel and Webb.
&@lA6 aISH EE1sI~lG = ~ s"efA. Ts4rfEa .U4. -
Mrs. j. w. Arthur entertained
Wednesday afternoon complimentary
to the Misses Watson and Bissel. The
afternoon was particularly interesting,
the guests being only the visiting
ladies in the city and their hostesses.
"a literary guessing contest kept the
ladies busy part OF the afternoon.
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