The Daily Missoulian., 1911-11-26

ing line Thursday afternoon at the
reception given in honor Of the ladies'
Of Fort Missoula.
social rather than studious this time
and the discussion of current events
was occupied largely with cooking
recipes for Thanksgiving dinner and
suggestions for Christmas gifts.
Art Department.
Mrs. Elers Koch entertained the art
department of the Woman's club Mon
day afternoon at her home on Beck
with street. Nearly all the members,
with Mrs. Galley and Mrs. Fernald as
guests, were present to enjoy Mrs.
Koch's talk on '"The Renaissance of
Italian Painting" Dainty refreshments
were served at the close of the pro-
gram.
Lima Sewing Circle.
Mrs. Angelina Hoffman was hostess
Tuesday afternoon for the Lima Sew
| ing circle Of the Daughters of Her.
mann lodge. The customary program
of sewing, visiting and partaking of
| a generous German lunch was en-
.joyed by the ladies, Mesdames Wag-
ner, Stahl, Hubert, Kunz, Coulombe,
Sale, Matischewski, Walterskirchen,
Bishop, Viskniskki, Hoffman, and the
Misses Hubert. Bishop. LaYina Stahl
and Marie Hoffman
An AlI-Day Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Kennedy en-
vNr,fNy Nf oil \ ,scs<
Wednesday, with Mr.. and Mrs. j. b.
MacVicar and baby Katherine, who
were their guests at Shinglecote.
Westminster Guild.
| The young ladies VINO comprise the
Westminster guild are always happy
| to hold their meetings at Mrs.
Crouch's hospitable home, and last
Tuesday evening was no exception.
A large number attended and the pro-
gram was excellent although it was
given extemporaneously by substi-
tutes for those who We're detained by
illness. The subject for the evening
was "The Race Problem" Miss Ma
! mie Willard talked comprehensively
of '"rhe Scope of the Problem" and
Miss Gertrude Willard gave an ac-
count of Booker 7. Washington's trip
through all the south visiting schools
Miss Emma Berg outlined the work
being done by the PRESBYTERIAN church
for the negro. After the study pro-
gram refreshments were served by
the hostess and a general good time
was reported.
Harmony Whist Club.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Peterson enter
tanned the Harmony Whist club
Thursday evening at their home on
Gera'd avenue. Five tables accom-
modatsd the members who were. pres
ent to play the game. A delicious
supper was served late in the even
ing.
Informal "500'' Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. p NJ. Reilly enter
sixteen of their friends The game of
500 was made basis for a most de-
|lightful evening, which was topped off
with an inviting supper.
Nine Years Old.
Arthur DOMAIN was 3 years old
Tuesday ana his mother, Mrs. Edward
Donlan. arraEss i very happy cele-
bration of the event. A company of
boy friends came to spend the evening
from until 10 o'clock and their en-
|tertainment included visit to the
Bijou theater as well as games at home
and a substantial supper. adorned
with a birthday cake upon which ten
candles burned.
Two Pleasant Dinners.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. Russell gave one
OF their charming dinners Saturday
evening at their home on Ronald ave-
nue.. The guests were Mr.. an Mrs
]. E. TOtman OF Hamilton. Mrs George
Beckwith and son, Phillip. of St. Ig-
natius. and Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight
Hughes.
Tuesday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Rus
sell had as guests at an equally pleas.