The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-04

Vivian and Carrie wharton OF Butte
Those who partook Of the charming
hospitality OF the Sterling home on this
occasion were Misses Vivian. Wharton,
Ruth Wordcn, Dorothea Lockwood OF
cleveland; Messrs. Houston n. Parsons
joy, NGCormici. Walter Mcleod. Clar-
encs p0fbis. Wayne johnson and Gil
bert McI-aren.
A Mssollsht exsursien.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. C. Mu1roney and Mr..
and Mrs. Kiircy. went Monday evening
= mile up the BAckfoot river from Bon
ner 10 eat supper under the trees and
70 como home BY moonlight. Come OF
the'compAny made the excursion by au :
tomobiis ana some walked from the
end Of the car line atsBonner.
esr Mr.. Hsmb(e.
Mrs. John r. Green and her daugh-
ter Misc Mahala Green. entertained
"wednesday Afternoon In. compliment
to Mrs. J. L. Humble Of Corvallis. who
10 their guest at their home on South
f1fth street. west. The ladies sewed
and visited until tea time. when they
were served with dainty trays whose
appointments were all In shades Of
pink and white In harmony with pro-
fusion Of sweet peas throughout the
rooms The guests were Mesdames
Humble: James Rhoadcs. n. B. Farms
worth. r. r. Hershey, J. b. CatlSh. r.
II. Jones. c. II. Kettleweli. C. II. Marsh,
J. d. Rowland. L. c. Bolton. r. c. An.
derson. William Dyson. william Hous-
ton. A. n. wilkins. the Misses Hilda
Marsh. Beth Hershey and Merle Kct-
tlewell. E.
A. Luncheon.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scheuch. who Is here
visiting her sons, Professor r. G.
Scheuch. was the guest of honor at a
luncheon given by Mrs r. A. Fitx-
gerald Thursday afternoon In her home
on South Fifth street, west. The Ia :
dies. Mesdamcs Scheuch. F'ayctte. Har-
rington. Hiram Knowles. w. p. Aylen,
Jean Mitchell Lawrence, r.. b.. Craig
head. N. J. Craig. w. n. Parsons.
George Brooks. w. NJ. Bickford. Lyon
and Frank Woody. were seated about
a table most artistically arranged with
decorations Of yellow poppies and mas
turtiums. Mrs. +. c. Scheuch and the
Misses Annie Hall and Grace Buford
assisted the hostess In serving the at
tractive menu. After luncheon, the
ladies sat and visited In Mrs. Fitz-
geralds pretty. rooms. Mrs. Dewitt
Anderson. Miss Alice Woody and Miss
Josephine Hathewav called to visit
with them.
70 Meet Mrs. Fsnvv;ck.
Mrs. George Briggs and Mrs. G. H..
Mcleod asked about so OF their friends
10 meet Mrs. George Fenwick ,of Cali
fornia at a luncheon. given T1esday
afternoon In the home Of Mrs. Briggs
on East Pine street. The ladies were
served at tables prettiiy appointed.
with table service and menu all re-
flecting the dainty shades Of pink and
white sweet peas. An afternoon OF
visiting followed the luncheon.
A Pavilion Dance.
brilliant and enjoyable was the
dance given by Kappa Kappa Gamma
Tuesday evening at the pavilion In
Greenough park. Five hundred invita- :.
tions we're issued and nearly that num-
her OF society folk accepted the charm
ing hospitality offered. The hall was
made beautiful for the occasion with
masses Of sunflowers and sweetpeas.
At one end OF the room. rugs and
divans made a pleasant place for those
to sit who did not care to dance. The
hostesses Mrs. Julius Derge and the
Misses Maude Mccullough. Josephine
Polleys. Mary Rankin. Grace Rankin.
Edna Rankin. Isabel Roman. Marjorie
Ross. Ona Sloane. Dorothy Sterling
and Ruth Worden, were assisted by the
patronesses. Mesdames J. M. Keith, r.
c. Scheuch and H. r. Wilkinson.
A Linen Shower.
Mrs. Charles Heckler and Miss
Freda Heckler entertained some of the
intimate friends OF Miss Elsie Her
veg Wednesday evening at their home
on North Fifth street. The party was
a complete surprise to the guest Of
honor and she had just found her COM
posure after the first surprise when
she was led to a line hung with beau
tiful pieces OF linen and requested to
gather them ino her basket. The gifts
OF linen were all appropriate for use
In the new home about to be estab-
'ished and they spoke 0f the apprecia-
tion OF Miss Herweg by her friends.
The remainder OF the evening was
given over to games Of contest and a
delicious. suDDer served, from a table
beautiful decorated with pink and
white sweet peas. The same pink and
white shades were repeated In the
bonbons and ices of the ,nenu. Those
present were Misses Herweg. Stella
Elizabeth Murphy. Lena Roy.
Emma Aichele. Edith Herweg. Marie
Couette. Leona LeGrandeur, Mrs. viii
liam Kelley. Mrs. Heckier and Miss
Freda Heckler.
For Mrs. ouniway.
Members Of the Missoula chapter of
the Association OF Collegiate AIumnae
went Thura60v ovontWu IN tho ho,vc 10