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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-05-29

State aforesaid, May IS. 1913, the io).
lowing order was entered:
Ichn A. Yost. plaintiff. VS.. Samuel
iost ct al. deicndants.-Chanccry.
Object Of Suit.
The object of the above STYLED sui;
S to partition among the owners on.
tiled thereto. that certain tract, Of
and situate in Lincoln district, Ma
ion county, West Virginia, containing
I2l acres. more or less, which was as.
:.gncd and allotted to Hannah Tost
nd Martin b. Yost. by Il certain par.
.i,.on deed made between them AMI
Christina Toothman and James W.
roothman, her husband. dated the
Gath day OF September. 1882, and rn.
corded In the Clerks Office OF ,h2
County Court Of Marion county, West,
Virginia. IN Deed Book No. 81, page
POI, and which tract OF land is fully
:" SN'lpNN hi nihiiIIhs Dlli, anu III
.ase said land cannot be -partitloncd
among those entitled thereto, TO have
said land sold and The proceeds dis
'ributcd among these entitled thereto,
and to obtain general relief.
An affidavit having been made and
tiled that the heirs OF Henry Yost. dc.
'cased, arc unknown, and that the
said Samuel fQst, John iost. Mar
Ycst and Delphia Yost, children of
Enoch fost. deceased. Frank Yost. sen
OF Joriah fost. deceased, Alonzo Pol.
'ns, son OF Elizabeth Yost Polling,
Melissa fost Grim, Olive Yost M,u.
near. Amanda Tost Bowles, Leonard
vost and Guilford Vest, children nf
William iost. deceased. Aiouzo Pei.
Ing, child OF Richard Polling, deceased.
Sarah Miller daughtc: OF John Polling,
deceased, David Wilson Polling, Ehlon
2. Fleming. Joseph Fleming: Thomas
Hoggess, Chas. Bosgcss. N. Agncss
Boggess. Bertha NJ. Boggess and Irene
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Remains
WE'RE TAKEN TO PLUM RUN FOR
iNTERMENT ON HOME PLACE.

The remains Of Mr.. +. W. Hamilton
whose sudden death occurred yCstcr.
day afternoon AT the home of his
daughter. Mrs. George Huffman. whom
he was visiting. were taken to his lat"
residence on Plum Run and the FL.
i'cral will take place there tomorrow
with inicrmcnt on the home place. a
number OF friends ard relatives nc.
cGnpanicd the remains to Plum Run.
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Ciuic League
STEP WILL BE TAKEN TO FORM
AN ORGANIZATION IN FAIR
MONT.

With view 10 organizing a Civic
League for this city. ffcn. George I;
Wallace. OF Pittsburgh. noted speak
or alcns Civic lines will address a
mass meeting Tor men Sunday al
tcrn0on at three O'Clock at the Meth
odist church in Fairmont avenue.
All men. regardless OF .hurch de
termination CT utilization. who are in.
tercSted In good government and gen.
cral civic Improvement are invited
TO attend this meeting aud the or.
Saniza,:on which will follow.
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Badly Hurt
soY'Is CAUGHT IN CABLE. AM
SEVERELY CRUSHED. LEGS MAY
HAVE TO Be AMPUTATED,

Word was received here yesterda!
By Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Barnes, who +,
side in the East End OF the city. tina
a little grandson who resided witt
him parents In Washington, Pa. had
been severely crushed by beini
caught In the cables OF a wcll.driIlei
!, is understood that tie boys lowe
limbs will likely have to be amputa,
cd.
Mrs. Barnes started for Washington
yesterday to aid her daughter In ca.
Ing for the lad.
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CHILD DEAD.

Glen Leason Riley. the -four months
cd infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. John
Riley. died this morning at the home
OF his parents at 91Cia Virginia ave.
rue. after an illness with Indigestion.
Nd funeral arrangements have been
made. Undertaken Fred Jenkins has
charge OF the intcrmcnt.
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Mr.. Pickett. The manager OF the Hit,
rodrome. will show moving pictures o.
the knights Tcmplar parade, as scc.l
upon the streets last week.
a moving picture machine was hers
during tho conciavc to get the film
and 1t will be ready for exhibition
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday 1t
the llippodromc,
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MISS DANLE:Fs
/. PASSES AWAY
FUNERAL WILL BE HELD FRIDAY
AFTERNOON AT ARNETTsvlLLE
WHERE INTERMENT WILL BE
MADE.

Tho funeral OF Miss Florence Dau
ley. whose death occurred yesterda!
AT the home OF Mcssrs. F. V. and |
l.. Danlcy, at Middleton. will taxi
place on Frida! afternoon at 2:3t
O'Clock. Services will be conducted a
the residence by Rev. Whitman, n
eleven O'Clock and the services wil
he continued Il; 2:3O o'clock Mt tn,
Smith ccmctcry at Arncttsvliic, wilcrr
intcrmcnt will be made.
Miss Danley was n highly rcspcctci
woman and was II daughter Of the lat
William and Katherine Danlcy. Sh,
was aged AZ years. She was consis.
cnt member Of the pitcher NJ. +.
church.
Undertaken x. l.. Cunningham /.
in charge Of the funeral arrans'
Incnts. i,
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The following is the programme for
the Sunday school rally to be held At
Mods Run II. T.. church on Sunday
June the first:
Morning.
9:iJ Union Sunday School-Supt. IT,
F. Barb. 49,.
l1:00 Praise Servicc-Lcadcr. W. G.
Reese.
lEl5 This Series OF Sunday School
Lessons. A. Price.
il:35 Methods of Condncling the sun
day School---Discussion. led b.
+. G. Gray.
l.:UO Dinner.
Afternoon.
las Song and Devotional
200 faithful Teaohing-Pcter Hem.
2:20 Problems OF Sunday School At.
tcndance-ltev. c. Z. Goodwin.
Z;iO Solo-Mlss Lacy Toothman.
2:i5 Problems of the Rural Sunday
School,. c. BaTackman.
800 Working with Young People
Il. l.. Gadd.
1895 Solo-Rcv. c. +. Goodwin.
$3.50 Round Table = Conduct by II.
Walter Eby. ~
a. Is the country Sunday
school rs effective as the
city Sunday school2
(2) What sha1l we do with the
negligent teacher?
60 IS visitation profitable?
(i) What shall the harvest be?
+. G. GRAY, President.
II. W. ELY. Secretary.
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LIBRARY TO CLOSE.

The Public Library will remain
closed all day tomorrow in obscrv.
ance OF Decoration Day.
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Programme

FOR SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY TO
BE HELD At MODS RUN JUNE
FIRST.
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Guardian: Appointed.

I IA "a HHaruIdh' HppoIhteu.
Frank Baibero was appointed guar.
dian Of f'lorian M!slloncsc. Bond OF
$50 given.
Special Session.
a call was issued yesterday (or 4
Special session Of the county couf;
~ be held Monday, Juno ., >, III,
ieoifs house.
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Temblars'
Parade

THE HIPPoDRoME WILL SHOW
THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR PA
RADE IN MOVING PICTURES
NEXT WEEK.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. :
At the Juno, 1913. Rules. held In the
Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court, in
md fer the county OF Marion, and
State aforesaid. May 2S. 1913, the FOL
lowing order was entered;
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The following is the programme for
the Sunday school rally to be held at
Mods Run II. T.. church on Sunday,
June the first:
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-04-27
Engagement Announced.

A recent issue Of the Louisville
Courier makes formal announcement
Of tire engagement of Miss Mary y
McRoberts of Louisville, Ky, n
Frank Harold Sloane OF this city,
wedding is set for July 8. The
charming young b~ride-elect is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Burke McRoberts. She was a guest
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tylar b.
Thompson two years ago shortly after
the engagement had beer formed, and
at that time won a place for herself
in Missoula society. She sings it'll a
beautiful soprano voice and she will
be a welcome acquisition in musical
cincles. Mr.. Sloane is the youngest
son of Judge Sloane. He has made
his home here through boyhood and
young manhood and has a host Of
riellds to be interested in his pros
poets.
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The guests on Monday We're Mesdames
w. N. Dixon, kettlewell, Rhoades,
Richter, Carey, j. M. Keith, Dyson,
Julius Grill, Coen, O. T. Brown, Derge
Merrill, Briggs, Galley, VIII Stein
brenner, John r. Daily, Morrell, e. J.
Carter, Fitzgerald, Darbee, r. B.
Dodds, NJ. G. Martin, HOLSTER, Defoe,
Carl Elton, Gerber, w. e. Moore,
Thane, Bickenbach, Ector, Frank
Thomas, d. T. Curran, w. w. Berry,
Fayette Harrington, Plew, O. M.
Elton, I. A. Price. Gaspard De-
schamps, Jr., J.. E. Power, Kirk hart
Misses Merle Kettlewell, Harriet
Hammond and Phyllis Gagnon.
On Tuesday the company included
Mesdames Frank Farley, Z. c. An
derson, Clarence Prescott, c. l.. Smith,
]. B. Armstrong, George Steinbrenner,
Davis Graham, D.. r. Feighner, Clara
Lawyer, Harry Healey, w. H. Smith,
William Crawford, II. f.. Day, Will
Cave, M. E. Hollenbeck, J. l.. Osborn,
L.. Areson, j.. P. Grady, w. P. Maclay,
7. H. Dunstan, S. c. Wilhelm, E. S.
Paxson, S. o. Brown, Sarah Crouch,
c. +. Wilde, M. Marshall, George
Whitcomb, G. H. Marsh, w. Bison,
O. O.. Day, Robert Christy, w. p.
Bryan; Misses Stella Bryan and
Kathryn S%trepper.
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Sunday School Boys Dinner.

The second In a series of dinners
given for the boys department of the
Methodist church Sunday school by
teachers in the department was held
Friday evening in the church parlors.
There We're present about 40 boys be-
tween 10 and II years of age, and
Superintendent J.. f. Patterson,
Messrs. Taylor, Hills, Arnold, CARING
ton and Mrs. Sidney Williams. After
dinner plans We're talked over for the
organization of a baseball team and
for a camping expedition to be under
taken by the boys next summer.
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Dinner in Helena.

In his own inimitable fashion, John
Fl. Mccormick, state fire marshal, en-
tertained all the state officials at din
ner in Helena last Wednesday even
ing. Mr.. Mccormick claims to have
o the dinner himself and it was
served with elaborate ceremony in his
bachelor apartments. The menu cards,
received by friends in Missoula,
had for a heading, Jack Nc
Cormick's Dinner, the TWenty-Third
of April, 1913" The menu was:
Chicken soup, young onions, radishes
boiled chicken and dumplings, new
turnips, new potatoes, steamed apples
young head lettuce. strawberry short
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cake, two fried eggs, pot of coffee
ordered cauliflower, but they had
none The appearance of 1.-TWO fried
eggs" or the menu cards in on
junction with strawberry s%hortcake.
reminded Mr. McCormick's Missoula
friends of his fancy for ordering two
fried eggs with ice cream or soft
drinks. The GROWING feature of the
function Wednesday evening was a
toast from each guest, introduced by
Governor Stewart as POSTMASTER.
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Friday EVENING Surprise,

Miss Blanche Keith was the re-
cipient of a pleasant surprise Friday
evening at her home on Howell street.
A number of her friends assembled for
an evening of games n music.
Those present We're Misses Eva Van
Stone, Bertha and Laure Carson, Ma
thilda Martin, Gladys Lewis, Katie
Sapipngton, Katherine Mclean, Mar
jorie Stewart. Martha Sturm, Merle
Keith. Messrs. Roy Bailey, George
Haviland, Fred Shading, Lowell
Keith, Douglas Mclean. Lloyd Will
hanson, Frank Martin, Donald and
Bertram Stewart, Leslie Lewis, Ar
thur Brown and Robert Tubbs.
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Hord and Mrs. Oscar Sedman were
the center of attraction about whom
gathered Mesdames w. II. Reid, John
Rankin, Tylar B. Thompson, Charles
H. Hall, Gilbert Heyfron. Ralph
Adams; Misses Louise Mcdonald, Ona
Sloane and Alice Woody.
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kafee klatsch.

Mrs. Joseph Wagner entertained the
Kafee Klatsch of the Daughter Of
Hermann Thursday afternoon at her
home. on East Main street. Her guests
were Mesdames Hornsby, Blindauer.
Adams, Kunz, Miller, Mattischewsky,
Siegel, Hoffman. Schilling, Borman,
Rost, Schatz, Moore, Albert Walter
skirchen. T. J. Walterskirchen; Misses
Schatz and Byers.
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With Mrs. Witcomb.

The auxiliary to Emmanuel chapter,
Order of Eastern Star, will meet with
Mrs. George Witcomb at her home, SIS
South Fourth street west, Tuesday
afternoon. Business of Importance is
to be considered at this meeting.
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Rambiers' Whist Club.

Mrs, c. +. Wilde entertained the
RAJ blers' Whist club Wednesday
afternoon, at her home on West
Spruce street. The ladies who had
part in Mrs. Wilde's charming hospi-
ta''ty were Mesdames Collar, Baird,
Darlington, 0. G. Smith, Harrington,
c. l.. Smith. Dunstan, Carey, Richter,
Christy, Graham, PaXson. Daily, Ger
Ter, Kirllhart. who are members, and
Mesdames Robertson, Bryan a II John
Cyr, guests of the club.
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soula last evening and they will be at
home at the Campbell residence on
South Fifth street west. Mr.. Campbell
is a favorite among the young pro-
fessional men of Missoula and he will
receive many congratulations upon his
marriage.
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Seven Years Old.
Mrs. Collar Hostess.

Mrs. E. H.. Collar was hostess, in
conjunction with Mrs. J. f. Harring-
ton, at two charming functions last
week. One company of ladies enjoyed
the hospitality of the Collar home on
South Second street, Monday after
noon, and a second company came
Tuesday afternoon. A game of $500
furnished entertainment upon both
occasions. Pink and white flowers
and turs added beauty to the re-
ception rooms and dainty refresh
ments We're served after the game by
the two hostesses, assisted by Mrs.
0. G. Smith, Misses Edith Graham,
Hilda Dunstan and Jessaleen Wilkins.
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At lota M House.

Some of the young men of Iota Nu
entertained at supper, Friday evening
after tie play. You Never Can Tell"
at h university assembly hall. The
company of guests and hosts included
Rev. and Mrs. FL. S. Galley, Misses
Donna Mccall, Alpha Buse, Rose Leo
pold, Ruby jacobson. Anna Beck,
Helene Bolt, Gladine Lewis, Mar
guerite Bonner, Eunice Dennis;
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. Wedding Supper.

A Wedding Supper.
A marriage ceremony, quietly per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Crouch in Ste
V~ensVille at s o'clock Thursday even
ing, united Miss Louise White and
w. A. Heilman in the bonds of matri-
mony. The young people had their
plans made to motor into Missorla
for a wedding supper at the Palace
hotel all by, themselves, leaving their
friends i'll Stevensville unaware of
their departure. Some of these
friends, however, motored to Missoula
ahead of them and seated themselves,
dressed in outlandish costumes to
suggest the traditional farmer, at the
supper table which had been made
ready for Mr.. and Mrs. Heilman. The
company included Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A.
White, Mr.. and Mrs. H. w Sanborn,
Miss Morley Sanborn, Guy Haselton
and the bride and groom. Due honor
was paid to the occasion with toasts
which mingled congratulations and
best wishes for a long life of happi-
ness for the young people newly
married. The s~elf-invited guests re-
turned to S~tevensville at the conclu-
sion of the supper n Mr.. and Mrs.
Holman remained as guests at the
Palace hotel.
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Whist Club.

Mesdames Borman, C~raWshaW, Ste.
vens, Wright, Tracy, Belknap, Noel
Ter. Minnerly, quinn and Misses Dora
Moeller and Ruby McDermott mex
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs,
McDermott for the last Of a series of
whist games which they have enjoyed
together during the season, Dainty
refreshments were served by the host
ess to conclude the pleasant ate
noon.
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Valley Social Club.

Mrs. John Shaughnessy entertained
the Valley Social club delightfully."-
last Thursday afternoon at her home
near DeSmet A game of cards and
other contests afforded pleasant di-
version until tea time. when the host
ess, assisted by her daughter, Miss
Jennie, served appetizing refresh
mentS,
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North Side Mothers Club.

A stimulating program given at the,
meeting OF the North-Side Mothers
club, held Friday afternoon at the
Whittier school, pleased the members
and friends assembled. Current topics
were discussed. Miss Chestnut, one
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A Birthday Dinner.

Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Williams enter
tanned at dinner Sunday at their home
In the R~attlesnake valley, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
u. Lucas, Mrs. Smith, Misses Barbara
and Hope. Duncan. The occasion was
to honor Mr.. Williams birthday and
the entertainment was most delight
full.
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Messrs. Montgomery, Denhert, Craig
head, Smead, Sheedy, Warren, Nesbit,
Schroeder and Kuphal.
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Tower Campbell.

Tower-Campbell
The wedding Of Miss Mary Tower of
Winona, Mimi, and Attorney John
Louis Campbell of this city was SOL
emni2ed last Wednesday at Winona.
MIR. and Mrs. Campbell arrived in Mis-
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of the teachers in the Whittier
school, presented a paper, on play
grounds at School, Mrs. Tubbs read
from a number of The Missoulian an
article by Frederick Haskin on
women in Education and Mrs.
George Pringle explained the points
involved in the new parcel post law
which will become effective July l.
Mrs. Kennedy conducted the regular
parliamentary drill.
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Star Whist Club.

The Star Whist club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. John Pope. Mes
danes McGoldrick, Wenrich, Patton,
Monkey, Minnerly, Hickey, Yaeger,
~Daschbach, Eahart, Mcdonald, S.
Pope and Sikorski enjoyed a good
game of cards, followed by an hour
of visiting about the tea table. Mrs.
Pope had rather unusual decorations
of California peppers which had been
sent by her friends living at the coast;
she also had a cleverly-designed cen
terpiece for the table in the form of
a star made of candies.
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tanned at dinner Sunday at their home
In the Rattlesnake valley, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Duncan, Mr.. and Mrs. C.
u. Lucas, Mrs. Smith, Misses Barbara
n Hope.Duncan. The occasion was
to honor Mr.. Williams birthday and
the entertainment was most delight
full.
Miss Roberts Hostess.
Miss Gladys Roberts was hostess
Saturday evening at her home on
South Sixth street, east. Her guests,
Misses Bernice Berry, Ruth Wood
ford, Corinne Mcdonald, Agnes LON
bard, Marguerite Bonner; Messrs.
James Brown, Forrest Dunlap. Francis
Simpson, Harry Sewell, Norman
STREET and Roy Beckwith, spent the
time informally with cards, dancing,
music and supper.
At the ~6onoardner Home.
About 40 neighbors living in the
Rattlesnake valley were guests at the
Bomgardner home Friday evening.
Whist and other games, music and a
delicious supper made the evening en-
JOyuOlC lOI +lllOSG WHO Hdu part III
the hospitality of MI. and Mrs. Bonn
gardner.
Theater Party.
Misses Anabel Ross and Mildred
ingalls, entertained four diminutive
young ladies, the Misses Natalia
Scheuch, Billie Hall, Jack Parsons and
Marie Rouser at a theater party Fri
day evening. After the company had
enjoyed the entertainment at the EN-
press theater they were taken by
Clarence Forbis for an automobile
ride.
MissouIa Valley Club.
Mrs. Harrison Danforth entertained
the Missoula Valley club on Thursday
afternoon. All the members but one
were present and Mesdames Lehsou,
Taylor and Kuhl We're guests at the
club. A game of whist and two clev-
erly devised guessing contests fur
nished pleasant diversion. At tea
time, the ladies were seated about a
long table which was charmingly ap-
pointed and ~abundantly served.
A Birthday.
Mrs. Dennie Nadeau celebrated her
birthday m the evening Of April 10
by entertaining a company of friends
at her home on North Third street.
The evening was given over to cards,
music and refreshments. The ladies
who assisted Mrs. Nadeau in her
happy dispensation of hospitality were
Mrs. William Van Stone. Mrs. James
Mccarthy and Mrs. c. E. Newton.
Farewell for Miss King.
Miss Mary King was guest of honor,
Tuesday evening at a theater party and
supper given as a farewell compliment
before her departure for San Diego,
Cal. The Misses Mayme Robson, Inez
and Margaret Summers, Jennie Rowe,
Elizabeth Murphy and King, made the
company to see the performance of
THE Concert" at the Harnois theater
and to have a prettily served supper
at the Coffee Parlor afterwards.
A.Birthday Surprise.
"A few of the intimate. friends Of
Miss Nell Simpkins surprised her in
honor of her birthday anniversary,
Tuesday evening at her home on Brooks
street. The affair was a complete
surprise to Miss Simpkins, but it was
none the. less delightful. The even
ing was spent Informally with cards
and music, followed by refreshments
served at a late hour. The self-in-
yited guests We're Misses Leila and
Corinne Mcdonald, Alice. Kate and
Mary Napton; DR.. Rider, DR.. Reming-
ton, Professor Cunningham, Fred
Buck, c. E. Inbusch and Claude Simp-
kins.
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complimenting Mrs. Derge.

Mrs. E. H. freeze gave a reception
at her home on Gerald avenue Fri
day afternoon in compliment to Mrs.
julius Derge, who leaves next week
for her new home in Salt Lake City.
More than 100 guests called in re-
Spouse to Mrs. Freezes invitation to
have n more opportunity of visit
ing Mrs. Derge, who will be very
greatly missed from Missoula social
circles. Assisting the hostess in maxi
ing guests welcome yesterday after
noon we're Mrs. D.. T.. Mason and Mrs.
Q. NJ. Harris. Mesdames j. B.. Hen
ley, G. f. Peterson, A. l.. inc and
George Porter served refreshments
and Miss Dorothy Peterson met the
guests at the door. A delightful fea-
ture of the afternoon was musical
numbers, vocal solos by Mrs. Hugh
Forbis and Mrs. r. H. Nelson, and in
strumental solos by Mrs. George
Weisel and Mrs. Gilbert Reinhard. A
charming decorative effect was
wrought throughout the reception
room with spring blossoms in shades
Of yellow, n a wide veranda en-
closed with canvas was made into a
bower of flowers and ferns where the
coffee and ices were served.
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Camp Fire Girls "Hike."
The freshman group of high school
Camp Fire girls went for a merry
hike" up Pattee canyon Friday
after school. The girls with their
group leader, Miss Elva Jamison,
walked about five miles from town
and had their camp fire and a big
picnic supper on the bank of the
canyon stream. Those participating
in the good time We're Miss Jamison,
Hazel Turtle, Beulah Dunstan, Mar
garet Mcmillan, Harriet Hall, Ebba
Anderson, Ruth Miner, May Gates,
Esther Pierson, Bessie Rutledge,
Gloria White and Edith Lindberg.
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Guild Meeting.
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.
II. S. Galley, 406 East Front street.
Seven Years Old.
Miss Rozetta Lucille D~eschanps
celebrated her seventh birthday Sat-
urday afternoon very happily by be-
ing hostess at a little party at the
home of her parents at 10S Madison
street. Games and refreshments We're
enjoyed by the young guests who
Were: Mary, Elizabeth and Virginia
Sedman, Lucille Foley, Henrietta La
casse, Margaret Carlson, Helen Lewis,
Billy Carver, George Hughes, Ray
mond Sturns and little Colette Des-
champs.