The Daily Missoulian., 1914-07-26
CompIimenting Mrs. Lemiey.

About As members of the local post
OF the Women's Relief corps assem-
bled at the close of the regular busi-
ness session of the corps Tuesday
afternoon for a reception in compli-
ment to Mrs. Charles ]. Lemley, and
her daughter Mrs. Boren, who will
leave soon for their new home at Sand
point, Idaho The ladies of the corps,
with Mrs. Ella Hodson McClain as
spokeswoman, presented Mrs. Lemley
with handsome coin purse. Mrs
Pease in turn presented Mrs Boren i'm
behalf of the corps. with recognition
pin. Both Mrs. Lemley and Mrs.
Boren expressed their appreciation Of
the loving tribute offered them, al
cfoked by emotion.
Kenneth Ross Host.
Kenneth Ross was host at dinner
Sunday evening at his home on Ger
for the choice menu charmngly
served. The gentlemen who had part
in Mr. Ross hospitality were Ben B.
Thayer. Con Kelley, John r. Toole,
Dan Arms, J. M. Keith, J. Fl. T. Ry-
man, c. III. Mcleod, F. T. Sterling.
A Birthday.
Mrs. Albert Anderson arranged a
happy birthday celebration in honor
of Mr.. Andersons sixty second birth
day, Sunday evening at their home
COS Toole avenue. The feature of the
evening was an elaborate supper
served upon a table adorned with
sweet peas and carnations and a huge
birthday cake with it's three score and
more of lighted candles. Many gifts
and wishes for continued prosperity
and happiness were brought to the
guest of honor by the friends assem-
bled. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Lowe, Miss Clarice Lowe, Mes
danes Walter Anderson, Albert May,
Nels Thompson, I. A. Moen, Misses
Carrie McAllister, Ebba Anderson,
Linnetta Anderson, Annie May, Annis
Andrews, Irene Thompson, Mildred
Thompson, Anna Ohlson of Helena;
Messrs. Albert May, Roy Anderson,
Willard Anderson, Walter Thompson,
Wilbur Moen, and Leon Moen. A tele-
gram of congratulations and best
wishes came to Mr.. Anderson during
the evening from Otto Ohlson of Hell
ena, father of Miss Anna Ohlson. who
is guest in the Anderson home in
Missoula.
Rihard Reitz
Invitations were received in Mis-
soGla last week from Mr.. and Mrs. |
George w. Rihard of Des Moines, Iowa, |
requesting the presence of friends at
the wedding of their sister, Miss Belle
Rhard, and Professor e. G. Reitz, to
be solemnized at o'clock Wednesday
evening, July 30, in Des Moines. Pro- |
fessor Reitz is we'll known in Missou1a,
having for number of years con-
Quoted the Garden City Commercial
college. He will be at home With his
bride in this city after August 10.
birthday Dinner.
Mrs. Harrison KroEs1lop was hostess |
at q handsomely appointed dinner
Wednesday evening at her home on
Alder street, honoring the birthday of
her husband. The guests were Mr..
and Mrs. B. A. Vickrey, Mr.. and Mrs
Jesse Krouskup and the guest of
honor, Harrison Krouskup.
At Bridge.
Mrs Orville England and Mrs. L. J.
Buckner entertained at bridge at the
England home on South Sixth street
east Thursday afternoon in eompli-
ment to Mrs. James L. Scott and Miss
Louise Emerson. Mrs. Scott recently /
arrived in Missoula, a bride, and Miss
Emerson is here from her home at
Duluth visiting Mrs. England. The |
rooms of the England home were made
bright with banks and clusters of
brown eyed Susans and the yoLng
ladies. who assisted the hostesses,
Misses Marguerite and Florence Coen |
and Evaro Avery, wore filets of yell |
low ribbon in their hair, repeating the
lovely shades of yellow and brown sug-
gested by the blossoms. The ladies'
who were asked to meet Mrs. Scott |
and Miss Emerson were Mesdames |
Dodds, Vogel Lusk, Henry GREENWOOD |
Stephenson, Shea, Conlon, Buckley |