The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1908-11-10
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INFORMAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

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Mrs. A. i. Babcock entertained with
two delightful parties on Monday and
Tuesday afternoons Of last week. The
rooms were sprettily trimmed with cut
flowers and whist was INDUCED In on
both days. On Monday Mrs. Babcock
vas assisted by Misses Helen Rowley
and Ester Bouton while on Tuesday
Mesdames L. C.. Babcock and H. M.
Allen helped look after the comfort
Of the guests. The Invitation list In.
cluded, for the two days, Mesdames
Watkins, CARL, Lou Ghapple, Lpp,
Whitney, North, Bacon, Seeley, Smith,
Decker, Swearengen, Armstrong, La
Mott Rowley, Herford, Fish, Jones,
Tom Chapple, Sarah Morse, Holmes,
Hathhorn, Moss, Fenlon, Woodson,
Donovan, Sid Morse, Forester; Goss,
Soule. 0Donnell, Railsback, Gerald
Panton, Hays, Camp, Morgan, Carwile,
Cardwell, Mccormick, sGarnsey, Frat,
Shepherd, Schad, Grayham, McAllister,
Childs and Morse and Misses Dudley,
Waldo and Kirkendall. 5.a
Miss Harriet BraytQn was hostess
yesterday afternoon at a pleasant
Kensington in honor Of some OF the
teachers of the public schools in the
city. The afternoon was indeed a
most enjoyable one, and late in the
afternoon a delicious lunch was
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The members of the Birthday club
spent a. very pleasant afternoon Thurs.
day with Mrs. p. F.. Corkins at her
home, 1913 Custer avenue. Needlework
and social conversation occupied the
attention of the guests until late in
the afternoon, when choice refresh
ments were served.
The initial dance Of the Billings
club was an important social event, of
the week. The affair took place on
Friday evening in the clubs rooms in
the Stapleton block, and was well at.
tended. The club starts the season
with much anticipated pleasure in
store, and II Friday nights dance was
an example of future events their Ak
.pectations will come true. The music
on Friday night was enhancing and
the ladies wore their most fetching
gowns.
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Mrs. G. @. Adkins and Mrs. @. A.
aBigelow entertained on Friday and
Saturday afternoons for their sister
and daughter, Mrs. +. B. Dickerson of
Livingston, at Mrs. Bigelow's home,
807 North T~hirty-first street. +
On Friday afternoon whist formed
the amusement and the guests were
MesdaInes Camp, Neuman, Vaughan,
w. P..Rixon, ". M. Bigelow, Goodwin,
|McAlister, Judd, Hunge1tord, Staples,
Veltum, West, Hatch, Seeley, CARL,
Atkins, Silversparr, Davis, Cisel, Ran
dolph, Charles Sande and Misses
Waldo and Heatlie.s u. ~
On Saturday afternoon the hostesses
entertained their guests al a Kensing-
ton, and the following ladies were in
vited: Miss Heatlie and Mesdames
II. T.. Allen, William Allen, Corkins,
LARSON, Ed Sande, Fritsch, Van Horn,
Staples, Camp, W. M. Bigelow, West,
.Brayton, ISlosser and Todd.
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Mrs. Andrew Gilsdorf was treated
to a pleasant surprise party son, Thurs
day afternoon in honor Of her birth
day. Social conversation and music
passed the time away. and sumptuous
refreshments were served: About Is
ladies were. present. .,.y4
Invitations have been issued by Mrs.
10 North and Mrs. Ira Whitney for
two cat Homes" Thursday and Fri
day afternoons at the home Of Mrs.
North. 45sss;@'
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Mrs. Frank Woods entertained, her
sewing club Tuesday evening at her
home, 10 North Thirtieth street.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Logan, were gen
ial hosts at dinner last evening in HON
or Of their guest, Miss Alice Hopper
of Des Moines, Ia. The table was gor-
geous with red and white carnations
while the same color scheme OF red
and white was carried out in the place
cards and menu.
Covers were laid for 10 and follow
ing dinner the guests spent a most de-
lightful evening with music.
SOCIAL MEETINGS.