The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-25

Men and women have sha red In the
social activities OF the week, even more
than II usual. At, the reception given
~ the Association Of Collegiate Alum
nae to faise funds for the. support Of
q war orphan over seas. at the Rotary
club dinner, at the Elks' Red Cross
benefit ball. at the Knights Of Coium-
bus ball, at the benefit bail at Nine
Mile and at other gatherings Of similar
nature, men and women, girls and
boys have enjoyed with fine zest the
entertainment offered giving things
IN the form Of generous donations for
patriotic service. The amount OF 81
200 has been gathered at, the benefit
entertainments OF the week.
War Orphan .oensf;t.
The Missoula branch of the Assoc
citation OF collegiate Alumnae held a
thoroughly enjoyable reception at the
home of Professor and Mrs. w. A.
Rateman, Tuesday evening The beau.
tiful rooms Of the Bateman home were
filled with men and women who lis
tened. to the musical numbers rendered
and paid their respects to the host
esses In the dining room, leaving bit
Of silver in a dish that waited for a
contribution toward the support Of
some little war orphan in France. The
silver offering amounted to SAT. for the
evening which added to the amount
pledged by members of the A. G. A.
will provide for the two little ones in
Trance for year Among the must
col numbers OF the evening were vocal
solos by Mrs. w. f. Moore, Miss Ethel
Hughes and Mr.. Scott, with piano
numbers played by Mrs. Lewis Shines
and by Professor Bateman. Four
Hnmbef0 rendered by Miss Hughes
were compositions by Mr.. Bateman,
Peace" Here Is a Flower for Your
Grave" Rose Kissed Me Today" and
When ! See You"
The Association of Collegiate Alum
nue. includes gradutes of colleges in
the United States. whose courses, or
study reach q. certain required stand
ard It is national organization, the
Missoula members being Mesdames w.
g. Bateman. Clara Aust Bush, George
Goffman, Edgar IL Dodds. Harry Il.
Farnswofth, M. J. Hutchens, Mabel X.
Hall, K. w. Jameson. George NJ. .Jen-
nings. John f.. Reach. r. w. Kramer,
Andres Odbeck, Fred Parker G. G.
Paxton. +. S. Ramsy,-J. r. Ritches, N.
II. SchWeiker Walter o.. Scott, -Jr. ),
Lewis M. Shines, F. o. Smith, George
P. Smith: Misses y ssl3nllock !. !. frances
CorNsn nger. feass: N9pods ana JONES.
Out afstpWii an1embets are Miss Helen
MdCracken of Hamilton and Mrs. ste
TI1ANHs lsrfv& ne Pal 4 ~
F.. Smith is president and Mrs. Lewis
N. Shines secretary treasurer of the
Missoufa branch.
4ksk9 - 1885, ~
MsWhrAy. Pearce. Is
Miss caroline. B. Mowbray. daughter
OF ME. and Mrs. Walter F. Mowbray
of Anaconda, and Alexander NJ. Pearce
Of. this city. We're married at 4 go
O'Clock on the afternoon of November
~ at the church. of st. John in Butte.
Rev. Jasper Hard read the marriage
service in the presence of relatives and
intimate friends. The bride was given
in marriage by her father She was
gowned In white silk tulle over white
taffeta, with silver lace Her veil was
worn coronet style. held by rosebuds.
She carried bouquet of white roses.
Her travelling suit was of blue broad
cloth, trimmed with fur After the
wedding dinner Mr. and Mrs Pearce
went upon their honeymoon journey
to- Seattle. American Lake and other
Pacific coast points. Upon their re-
turn they will reside in Missoula where
Mr.. Pearce' holds responsible posi-
tion with the Northern Pacific Rail-
way company