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The Daily Missoulian., 1913-03-02
To Meet Miss MACPHERSON.

More than $50 ladies called at the
home of Mrs Tylar Thompson, We'd
nesday afternoon at the invitation O:
Delta Gamma to meet Miss Louise
MACPHERSON of Butte, whose recital
that evening was eagerly anticipated
by music lovers of Missoula In the re-
ceiving line We're Mrs. Thompson, Miss
MACPHERSON, Misses Gladys Huffman,
Bess Wilde, Mrs. d. j. Haviland and
Miss Kramer Other members of
Delta Gamma sorority made t he
guests welcome at the door and
through the rooms; Mrs. Edgar Pol
leys poured coffee in the dining room
and the Misses GiZella Schlossberg
and Jean Sloane assisted in serving
The rooms We're eXquistely decorated
for the occasion with yellow spring
jonquils. The pleasure of the charm
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For Mrs. Pratt.

A number of charming functions
compliment to Mrs Earl Pratt of Butte
who has been visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. George r. Brown, at their
home in the RoZale. Mrs. Walter M
1ickford and Mrs, William Murphy
entertained at bridge in Mrs Pratt's
honor Wednesday afternoon in Mrs.
Bickford's apartments in the RoZale.
The hostesses were assisted in serving
refreshments, whose appointments
We're all in red, by Misses Gladys Rob-
erts and Ruth Woodford. The guest
list included MeSdames Simons, Pear
son, kilroy, Houghton, Thane. Gagnon,
Won dem Bussche, Parsons, Buckley,
j. NJ. Lucy, Richardson. Nelson, Reilly,
Ruffner, Bowen, Harnois, Price, Rob-
inson, Morrell, Shea, Cronlite Rothen-
berg. Stephenson. Colvert, Ballantine
Peterson. Wayne. Daily, Retain, Brown
Phillips Toole, Weisel. Chaffin, Har-
rington, Leipheimer, Kemp, Wilcox:
Misses Blake, Champlin, Lucy. Gag
non, Richardson, Robinson, Hathaway
Power and Coffee.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Bertha
M. Roberts entertained at cards in
compliment to Mrs. Pratt. She also
was assisted in her charming offices
of hospitality by Miss Ruth Woodford
We're Mesdames Pratt, Brown, Murphy.
Freeze, Fprnsworth, Derge Whitlock
Gaines, West. Forbis. Leipheimer, Pol
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MRS E. 3 MAEAN AT THE LEEr AND NINE. nAkAMgTIeFF

Washington, March 1.--One does not
have to remain long in the whir of
Washington society to become ac-
quainted with the fact that right here
at the capital may be found some of
the rarcst ana Costliest gem colleC-
tiOnS In the world. Diamonds, rubics,
pearls-some OF the social leaders
have so many of them that ii would
be a real hardship to wear them all at
one time.
Perhaps the most costly collection
of jewels in Washington Is that owned
by Nine. Bakhmetieff. the American
wife OF the Russian ambassador. She
Is known as the Jewel lady" OF the
diplomatic corps.
Nine. Bakhmctieff owns tho only
pink rubies In America, ana her set,
mined in Russia and envied by the
c2arina herself, is priceless. They are
of a very pale pink and cut perfectly
smooth The fourteen OF them, oval
in shape and ranging in size from n
dollar to Il dime, interviewer with dia-
monds, form n band like crown. From
the band extends upward an inch
wide ribbon OF gold and diamonds
topped by the largest Of the rubies,
and thanked by eight others. To match
these are n corSage ornament, Il brace
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-03-02
Several events of great import have

Several events of great import have
Stirred the Lenten quiet in Missoula
during the week just ended. There was
first of all the privilege of meeting
and hearing play the young musician
of marvellous talent and interpretative
power, Miss Louise Macpherson of
Butte. Missoula was delighted to
show honor to the young woman who
has won so great honor abroad for
her native state, Montana.
@ In lodge circles there was keen in
sterest in the formal establishment of
a new chapter of the Lady Maccabees
of the World. The coming of 26 la
dies from Hamilton for the occasion
and the presence in Missoula of Mrs
Gertrude Laura Preston, who organ
lied the chapter, brought a fresh
breeze of enthusiasm with the event
Another privilege and pleasure Of
the week was to welcome a number
of ladies' from Great Falls, Bozeman,
Helena and Deer Lodge, who are here
TO represent their work for young
women in conference with the Young
Women's Christian association of this
city.
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leys, Lucy, Mason, Weisel, Merrill,
Hughes, Norquist, Wilcox: Misses
Sloane, Mcpherson, Mcleod, Polleys
Hughes. Hurlbut, Worden, Lockwood
Tietjen, Stoddard, Kemp. Richardson,
Lombard.
Yesterday afternoon, Mrs. George r.
Brown was hostess in her daughters
honor. A very lovely decorative effect
was gained with the use of yellow jon
quils. yellow shaded candles yellow
place favors and yellow ices and bon
bons. The guests played cards or
visited over their needleWor ork at choice.
| Those who had part in this charming
high tea We're ,Mesdames tBickford
Thomas. Roberts. Price. Derge, Roth
enberg. Murphy, Mccall, Coen. Fitz-
gerald O. T. Brown. Miss Gladys Rob
erts and the guest OF honor.
Mrs. Pratt expects to leave tomor-
row for her home in Butte after a
most enjoyable visit here
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John Iona Surprised,

John Long was happily surprised by
a company Of friends Thursday even
ing at his home on Howell street.
Inc young men presented Mr.. Long
with a handsome sweater as a birth
day remembrance, while the young la
dies furnished an elaborate lunch for
the pleasure of the company. Games
and music added to the enjoyment of
the evening. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs Joe Pritchard, Mr. and Mrs,
Joe DeLong, Mr.. and Mrs w. r.
Burkhard. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Ander-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Cody, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. F. w. Walterskirchen; Misses
Anna Schatz, Louise Byers, Bertha
Sappngton, Myrtle Sappington, Ruth
Long, Nellie Fredericks. Josephine
Pritchard, Ollie and Nellie Long, Eff
fie Long, Mrs. Long, Mrs Kramer and
daughter; Messrs. Long, Percival,
Mind. Peterson, Helgerson. Nelson,
Durnford, Jette, A. Jette, Cody and
Sheridan.
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For Mrs. Howatson.

mrs. E. L. Gould entertained, Tues
day afternoon, at her home south Of
town, in compliment to Mrs. Howatson
VINO is to leave next week for her new
nome in Butte, where Mr.. HoWatson
is now employed. The ladies assem-
bled for a delightful afternoon of vis-
ltlng over needleWork and refresh
ment trays, were Mesdames Howatson,
Shottelcorb. Joy, Dickerman, Hollings-
worth, Hosking, George Barnes of Hell
ena, Miss Hosking and Miss Ethel
Conley
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The kaffee IkIatsch.

Mrs. Scherck, assisted by her
daughter and by Mrs. w. p, Murphy
entertained the Kaffee klatsch Thurs
day afternoon. Cards We're played and
a delicious lunch served. The ladies
present We're Mesdamee SchatH, Heck
Ter, Walterskrchen, Bishop, Kiss
Lemley, Saeger, Pulliam, Hornshy,
Murphy, Adams Bost. Wright, MATHS
chewsky, Schilling, Blindauer, Green
field, kun2; Misses Huepfner, Ryers
and ScherSk
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As You Like Il Club.

Mrs Harry i. a'arnsworth was hos
tess Tuesday afternoon for the As
You Like 1t club. The program hour
was occupied by MIS-. &. l.. II. kel-
logg, who presented Il study of Jose
"The Piper The club will meet next
week with Mrs. ". NJ. Bickford at her
apartments in the Rozale. The hour
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Whether You l. ike 1t or lot Club.

The members of the Whether YOU
Like t-Or-Not club We're pleasantly
entertained Friday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Harwood
on Mount avenue. Cards, music and
dancing We're the diversions of the
evening, with a delicious supper served
IN conclusion. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe, Mr. and Mrs. II.
A. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. l.. Buxton, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Buxton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. A. Mar
tin, Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Harwood.
Misses Rowe, Overstreet and Harwood;
Messrs. Buxton, Rowe, Haupt and
Burhl and Clarence Harwood.
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Cowan-C

quiet wedding, but one carefully
appointed in all it's details, was solemn
lied at o'clock Thursday evening when
Miss Elizabeth Cowan became the wife
of Charles Greasy. Rev. c. B. Allen,
Jr., performed the ceremony at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Anderson on
Stephens avenue. A number of rela-
tives and personal friends of the bride
and groom witnessed the ceremony,
and later partook of a delicious we'd
ding supper served by Mrs. Anderson.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Greasy are from
Miller creek, and they have a host of
friends there as well as in Missoula.
They expect to make their home in this
city for awhile. and they will reside on
East Cedar street
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A Birthday Party.

Friends of Miss Katie Sappington
assembled at her home last Saturday
for a party in celebration of her four
teenth birthday Games and a de-
lishtful birthday supper made the oc
casion pleasant. Those present We're
Misses Edna Danielson, Gladys Lewis,
Winnie Bremen. Henrietta Fabert,
Catherine McClain, Blanche Keith, Ella
CraWshaW, Geneva traWshaW Bertha
Carson, Laura Carson, FreNa Segel
Irene Nealy, Elsie Minck, and Dora
Pena, Mildred Burdctte. Katie Sap
pington; MeSsrs. Roy Bailey, Leonard
Hooebruin, Arthur Penna. Frak and
Willie Eurdette, Lowell Keith, Wallace
Bremen, George Fahcrt, Lloyd Will
Jams, John Mcfarland. Douglas Nc
Claim. Harold Baker and Roy Sapplng-
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Ranblers' Whist Club.

Mrs. G. N. Baird was hostess for
the HANDLERS Whist club Wednesday
afternoon, at her home on East
Spruce street. Guests of the club for
the afternoon We're Mesdames Dun
stan, Collar. Richter, Carey Gerber,
kirkhart Darlington, c. L. Smith, Rob
ert Christy, John r. Daily, e. S. Pax
son, j. F. Harrington. O. G. Smith and
Graham. Mrs. Clarkson and Mrs.
Earl Baird assisted the hostess in re-
celving the guests. After good game
of whist, the ladies We're served an
elaborate turkey dinner with appro
pirate trimmings, all in Mrs. Bairds
most hospitable style
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A EareWeIl.

VWeTT.
Miss Lucille Sickler was guest of honor
thursday evening at a surprise party
given as a farewell before she leaves
with her father and mother for their
home in Washington Springs, S. D.
The young ladies. Miss Jennie Rowe
and her class in the Sunday school of
the Congregational church, assembled
at the nome of Miss Beulah Waite
mate on South Sixth street east for a
delightful evening with music and
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At Dinner.


Mr. and Mrs j. j.. Harrington en-
tcrtained at dinner Friday evening mt
their home on South Fourth street
west. Pink carnations made dainty
table decoration and all the access
cries in the way of place favors, bon
buns and candle shades repeated tn"
same color. Dinner was served in
seven courses and the favored guests
were: Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Babington.
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West Side Club.

The West Side club met in regular
session yesterday afternoon at the
Lowell school, II ladies' being present,
The parliamentary drill consisted of
practice in selected committee work
and committee of the whole The pro-
gram was devoted to discussion OF
House ana Home Decoration, and
n1usical numbers by Miss Kaiser.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-03-02
In the Fourth Precinct.

A meeting was held in the interests
Of political equality Wednesday after
noon at the homo of Mrs. j. M. Brown
on Phillips street. There was good
attendance and good program. Mrs.
"a Mccarthy rendered vocal solo
and there were readings by Mrs. Dim
mick and Mrs. Riley. Mrs Priscilla
Miles gave an interesting report of
recent developments in the movement
FOR equal suffrage and there followed
Il social hour with refreshments. TN"
next meeting for this precinct VIII b"
held March 10 at the home of Mrs.
Roberts, 603 Howell street,
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Initiation BANQUET,

A very pretty banquet was the one
given Saturday evening at 10 o'clock
in the Palace hotel by the young
ladies of Kappa Alpha Theta The
guests of honor We're five initiates:
Misses Mccall, Mcdonald, Gilbert
Mccarthy and Buse. The other young
ladies present were Misses Knowles,
Duncan, Freeze, Hardenburgh, Kettle
Well, Stabern, Uline, Smith, Bonner
Birely and Rhoades. An artistic ar
rangement of jonquils with black rib
bons made the sorority colors effective
for table decorations. Congenial com =
pany and delicious menu well served
made the affair charming.
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In Honor of Mr.. Quiggle.

dinner Thursday evening at her home
Mr.. E. d. Quiggle, who has been IN
the city for the past 80 days from MS
home in Washington. d. c. Mrs.
Arms guests Were: Misses Emma
Iindquist, Mamie McDougal, T.. d,
Quiggle, G. +. Hayden, Roy Campbell
A. T.. Elstrum and j. S. Small. Mr.
Quiggle is a prominent young attorney
in the forest service in Washington
and he left for that place Friday
morning on the Olympian expecting TO
reach home in time for the inaugura-
ton of President elect Wilson,
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Golden Weddinq.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Schander cele-
brated their golden wedding anniver-
sary Wednesday with a family dinner
at their home on Toole avenue. Be
sides the heartfelt congratulations
from the sons and daughters who were
gathered about the bountifully served
dinner table, there We're numerous
messages from other friends. who
wished the happy completion of so
more years for the sturdy bride and
groom
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Valley Social Club.

Mrs. Tony Deschamps assisted by
Miss Rosalba Deschamps, entertained
the Valley Social club last Thursday
afternoon. Twenty hands of whist
were played, with prizes falling to
Mesdames Bisson, Violettc and Win
ter. Music, both vocal and instru-
mental, added to the pleasure of the
occasion. and a dainty tea was served
at o'clock. Mrs. Bisson will be hos
tess for the club at its next meeting,
March 49,
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department Meetings.
The Shakespeare department of the
Woman's club viii meet Monday after
noon at 2.3O o'clock with Mrs. II. RI.
Dunstan at her home on South Sec
und street.
The Art department will meet Mon
day afternoon at 40 o'clock with
Mrs, Y. b. Skinner at her home on
South Sixth street west
ON Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock
there win be II social session of the
Civic department at the home of Mrs.
=; \. Miles on Alder street. To this
meeting are invited all the officers of
the Misspula Woman's club, the chair
mar ana secretary of each department
and the president of each Woman's
clth in MiHsoula. \ feature nf the
afternoon will be an interpretative
reading Of Charles Ram kcnnedy's
play. The Terrible Meek" by Mrs. C,
II. Reynolds.
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Ninth Birthday.

Miss Alice Gros celebrated the event of
becoming nine years old Thursday with
a delightful birthday party at her home
on Ford street. Her guests, IA young
misses, spent a merry hour, after
school was over, with games and
music, and then they We're seated
about long table and served deli
cious birthday supper. Yellow and
white table decorations, bon bons and
candles on the birthday cake were
placed artistically. Mrs. Gros was
assist ID in serving by Mrs. Palmer and
Mrs. Biesler. Among the little girls
present were Elizabeth Rowe, Margaret
Plant. Geraldine Adams, Jean Havi-
land, Maurine Plew, Marion Richter,
Sue SWearingen, Charline Palmer,
Winnifred Biegler. Edna Peppard Vir-
ginia PaXson and Margeret Porter
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l. O. 7. M. Installation.


On Wednesday, evening there was
held at the Masonic temple an elabo-
rate ceremony, institutng a new hive
of the Ladies of the Maccabees of the
World and installing its newly elected
officers. Members of Hamilton hive,
No 10, came to Missoula as guests OF
the new hive to exemplify the lodge
ceremony and ritual. The ladies from
Hamilton We're: Mesdamos Catherine
Pattullo, lady commander; Anna
Clark, lady lieutenant commander;
Pauline Smith, lady past commander;
Ida Trosdahl, lady finance auditor;
Emma V. Murray, lazy record keeper;
Maude Burkhart, lady at arms; Eliza
beth Lord, sergeant; Julia Hork. chap-
lain; Susan Carpenter, sentinel;
Augusta Wolfgram, picket; Stella Lei
bel, captain of guards; Agnes Elaherty,
first color bearer; Kitty O'Brien. sec
ond color bearer: Elsa Tompkins, en-
sign No. l; Mildred Wallace. Winnie
Gebeau and Flora Murray, guards;
Belle Badger, ensign No. .; Ellen
Harkinson, Ida Vaughan, Carrie Lei
bel and Bertha Mathison, guards. The
first work eXempified was the recep-
ton of distinguished visitor, in this
case the visitor being Mrs Gertrude
Preston, deputy state commander for
Idaho and Montana Next in order
was the installation Of the officers
elect for the Missoula hive. These
We're: Mrs. Jessie O. Darlington. lady
commander: Altha Grant, lady lieu
tenant commander; Mary e. Drury,
lady past commander; Lenore NJ.
Rodd, lady record keeper: Nellie NJ
Wallace, lady at arms; Sadie M. M )x-
ley lady sergeant; Laura a. Clarkson,
lady chaplain; Anna Ally ward, lady
sentinel; Mary Mcdonald. lady picket:
Alice M. 1ngle, first color bearer;
Evelyn Parker, second color bearer.
The next in order was the delivery of
the charter to the new hive. followed
by the draping of the charter in NOM
ory of a departed sister The Hamil-
ton hive then eXempllfied the flower
march and put on a few fancy drills,
making the letters, Il. o. r. NJ"
meaning Ladies of the Maccabees, and
sgnifying love of the mother, which,
after all, is what the order means
the love which protects the child and
the home Mrs. Preston then gave a
short lecture on ''Protection," after
which it was necessary to dismiss the
guests. MiSsoula hive going into sec
ret session in order that Hamilton hive
might fully exempify the rtualstic
work. Those enjoying the opportunity
of viewing the work permitted in pub
lie were very kind in the expression
of their approval of it's beauty and
impressiveness The Ladies OF the
Maccabees of the World are very
proud of the order financially, educa-
tionally, socially-in fact, in every
way In Montana, Idaho and nearly
all the western states the standing of
the order has been helped to it's pres
ent standard by the labor of such
women as Mrs. Preston, whose broad
charity understanding and knowledge
Of humanity, gained in years of service
in national Red Cross work, organZa-
ton work in the Maccabee order and
in the Eastern Star, she having as
sisted in organizing the first chapter
of O. e. S. in Victoria, b. c., has well
equipped her for the service she is
now rendering.
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stories. Each girl contributed some
thing good to eat in a covered dish,
and the fun of discovering the menu
added to the enjoyment of the supper
served late in the evening. Those
present We're Misses Jennie Rowe,
Lucille Sickler, Leila Paxson, Margaret
Mcmillan, Gertrude Mcmillan, Harriet
Hall, Ada Wood, Helen Gardiner, Helen
Hopes and Beulah Waltemate
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To Play "5OO."

Mr. and Mrs. Mcguire asked some
OF their neighbors to their home in
Park addition Friday evening to play
a game of 500" Mr.. and Mrs. c. f.
Lucas, Mr.. and Mrs. I. @. Roberts, Mr..
and Mrs. William Stennett, Mr. and
Mrs. James Tucker, Mrs. l.. e. Tucker
and Miss Myrne Converse made up the
number who enjoyed the charming
hospitality of the Mcclure home.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-03-02
Park Addition Club.

Next Wednesday AFTERNOON will be
held the annual musicale of the Park
Addition club at the home of Mrs. Tay-
lor. delightful program has been
arranged by Mrs. Cobban and Mrs.
Lncas presenting vocal and instru-
mental numbers by many of the tall
ented members of the club.
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Nine Years Old.

Harold BoOs celebrated the event of
becoming nine years old with a merry
little company of friends at his home,
$40 Vine street. His guests, Arthur
Achor, Willie Hughes, Carl Noting
ham, Roland Harper, Joseph Durham,
David Beebe, James Hughes, George
Hughes, Paul Maclean, Norman Mac
Vernon Cutler, played games together
until tea time, when they We're seated
about an attractively laid supper table,
whose most important decoration was
great birthday cake surmounted
with green and white candles.
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-03-02
Social and Domestic Science.

Mrs. o. II. Maddox will be hostess
for the social and domestic science
department of the Woman's club Mon
day afternoon at her home, 90S Vine
street
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For Whist.

For Whist.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. +. Gross had a
company of 'neighbors in for a game
of whist, Tuesday evening, at their
home in Farll addition. The guests
We're conveyed to and from the Gross
home in two big sleds piloted by Mr.
Boles and Mr.. Stennett. A beautiful
fern was given as prize for high score
to Mrs G. f. Lucas. A supper boun-
tiful and delicious, was served by the.
hostess at the close of the evening.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Tucker, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Stennett, Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Lucas,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Boles, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Fl. Kennedy, Mr.. and Mrs
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Hafner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rockwell, Mrs. l.. f. Tucker and
Miss Myrne Converse.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Gerber, Mr.. and
Mrs. X. l.. kirkhart, Mr.. and Mrs, T..
II. Collar ana Mr.. and Mrs. @. 6,
Smith. After dinner the evening was
spent with game of 800
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At Orchard Homes.

= business meeting followed by a
dancing party was held by the Or
chard Home Country Life club, Friday
evening, at the club house. Only
members of the club We're present, but
that made goodly number to enjoy
the evening together.
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last evening. A game of whist was
the diversion of the evening and de-
licious country supper was served late
in the evening. The guests We're Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hamilton, Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. John
kack, Mr.. and Mrs. George Hemmick,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Warren, Mr..
and Mrs. viii O'Hern, Mr. and Mrs
Frank Gallagher, Mrs. Laundry, Miss
Pearl McEachran, Miss Lenore Hem
mick, Miss karan F'reasher; Messrs.
John Meter, James Shryock and Jo-
seph ST. German.
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Episcopal Ladies.

The regular monthly business meet
ing OF the Ladies' guild of the Epis-
copal church will be held next Thurs
day afternoon, at the home of Mrs. r.
A. Rodrick, 52S DAILY avenue,
The Daily Missoulian., 1913-03-02
Pledges Announced.

The names of Miss Mary Luden of
Great Falls and Miss Helen Mcleod of
Mlssoula We're announced by Kappa
Kappa Gamma this week as pledged
to membership in the sorority.
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Emmanuel Chapter Auxiliary.

The auxiliary of Emmanuel chapter
No. "a, O. T.. S, viii meet Tuesday,
March 4, at 2;3o p. m. at the homo of
Mrs. George Whitcomb, SIS South
Fourth street west.
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At Whist.

Mrs. w. B. Belknap entertained at
whist Wednesday afternoon in her
home on n Fifth street. Her guests
Mesdames Stevens. Wright Borman.
CraWshaw, Tracy, McDermott, Rich
ards, Williams. White, Hutchinson
and Mann, enjoyed a lively game with
prizes for high score, and at its con-
clusion they Were served attractive
refreshments. IL
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ing function was enhanced by sew
eral musical numbers, vocal solos by
Miss Ethel Hughes and Mrs. W. f.
Moore and piano solo by Miss Clara
Huffman of Butte, who is here visit
ing her sister, Miss Gladys Huffman.
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A Oav in Paradise.

Mesdames Christy, Drury. Russell
'Maloney and AylWard went Thursday
morning to Paradise for delightful
days visit with Mrs Brill. game OF
cards, some needlework and a splen.
did dinner added variety to the visit.
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Will he devoted to papers whose
presentation has been postponed from
another meeting.
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Miss Simons Hostess.


MISS Marjorie Simons was hostess
Thursday evening, in compliment to
Miss Anna Mckenzie, who left Satur-
day with her mother for their new
nome at Anaconda. The guests at
tended several of the picture shows
and then enjoyed spread daintilv
served at Miss Simons home. Those
present Were Misses Anna Mckenzie,
Evelyn Thomas, Phoebe Ector, GLADYS
Phillips. Ruth McHaffie, Gladys Peter
son and the hostess
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At WILDWOOD,

At Wildwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred ]. E,rfert enter
tanned company of their neighbors
at their attractive home, ''Wildwood''