The Daily Missoulian., 1910-11-06

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~. X. Club Entertained. y i''S +
The luncheon given on Thursday by
Mrs. Frank Cannon, her guests being
members Of the Y, X. club, was one
.of~~sthe prettiest affairs of the kind
ever given in Missoula. In the center
tof the table was an exquisitely. wrought
silver dish filled 10 oveFflowing with
red checked apples. purple grapes and
q variety of tempting fruits. ], At each
place were dainty favors' .aporopriate
to the season. "A nine course luncheon
was perfectly served to those present,
who were Mesdamef John Cannon.
William Dyson. H. A. Wheeldon, H. ].
Riesland, Misses Lydia and Madge
Cannon.
With Mrs. Robsrta. ~
The Mothers club met. on Wednes-
day with Mrs. Frank Roberts, the mar
jority of the members being present.
On this day little sewing or work. of
any kind was accomplished. the whole
attention Of the ladies'. being absorbed
by the appearance Of the twin, babies
Of Mrs. Besancon. The small cherubs
presented demeanors as placid and UNI
ruffled as though it We're not their
debut into society and received the
adulation and alteration Of all the
mainnias as their rightful tribute, re-
spending with the sweetest of COOS
and crowings and wavings Of tiny
hands; before them all other attrac-
'tions paletl and they returned to their
home bearing the honOrs Of the day
with them.
Tho Harp ana Shamrock. s4 Z
x On "Wednesday afternoon the club
was entertained at the home Of MRS.
VA. A. Munich, whist, twhnty hands, be-
ing played. The first prize. a, half;
dozen small cut glass t,.nhlers, was
won by Mrs. Mary Lapey, the second,
a hand painted plate. ,by Mrs, Frank
Martz, the consolation going to Mrs
John Kennedy. The daintiest OF. re-
freshments were served to the ladies'
at the copclusion OF the game Those
present We're Mesdames Malcolm Nc.
Cauley, John Morris, Lawrence Duffy,
NJ Rafferty,, John Kennedy, James,
Lyons. Harry Shabsl, Kate, Gibney,
Mary L.avey. Hugh Campbell, Frank
Martz. Miss Theresa Jones.
A Merry Party.
On last Monday evening Miss Dora
MOeller was the cordial hostess to a.
number of her friends. about eighteen
being present to enjoy her hospitality.
Halloween. games were played, one of
the cleVerest attractions of the even
ip,Sr Ixairr No V,,1,o
happened along just at the right time
to delight the guests with the best
OF fortunes. In. the games and con-
tests, first prizes were carried off by
the Misses Jessie Hutchinson and Ma
bel McDermott., Messrs. Joe Farrell,
and Henry Hertz, second prizes being
won by Miss Mary McDermott and
Barney Cordz; and then. after all,1
there were prizes for every one. for
there was a lucrative fish-p pond. where
every cast was rewarded and no one
could he unsuccessful A delicious
supper was served during the even
ing. by Mrs. Wallace Mann and Mrs.
Moel,er, whose presence and assistancet
SO much to the pleasure of
the evening, Miss Mpeller.s guests.
We're the Misses Mabel MrDermott,
Jessie Hutchinson. Mary ,McDermott.
Agatha Henley, Genevieye McDermott,
Mrs. Horace Mann, Miss BroWn;
Messrs. barney cordz. Jerry Toemey,
Harry Keithley, Wallace Mann, Joe
Farrell. Albert Dakin. Harold Brown.
Ernest Westin. Henry Hertz Of Stew
ensville.
An Anniversary.
On Monday evening last a double
celebration occurred. the affair TAX
ing place at the home Of Mr.. A.. F.
Astholx. and being, In honor OF his
birthday and also in honor OF Haliow-
cen. To Mrs. Astholx is due the
credit for the pleasant evening, Il she
being, responsible for the unique and
handsome decorations Of yellow chrys-
anthemurns jack-o' lanterns. su,tax'
and autumn leaves. and also for the
substantial and, delicious supper that
was served during the evening. Those
who were present to congratulate Mr..
Asthoix. and to- enjoy the, Halloween
games Were: Mr.. and Mrs. G. I'm
derwood. Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Payne.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Farley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Q. B. Hoyt, Mr.. and Mrs. f.. N.
Pillet. Miss Hazel r Pillet, Mr.. Harold
Berry. Mr.. Matt Lucy, Miss June Rose
Of Minnesota. and Mr.. Ralph
Rogers, of Spokane.
The Season Club.
The Season club. an, organization Of
last winter. held, Its first meeting for
this year, or rather for this season.
on Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Joseph Dean. Whist was played
during the afternoon. and plans were
perfected for the meetings to come. 4
Those present were: Mesdames Wm.
Bell. Fred Thorps, A. Denton. r. King.
G. R. Carlow, X. A. Rollins. John
Sheedy G. F. Lytle. C. NJ. Sampson, ].
NJ. Eahert. The prizes for the after. |