The Kansas City sun. (Kansas City, Mo.) 1908-1924, 1918-12-07
HELENA, MONTANA.
By j. E. w. Clarke.

mercy and truth are met together,
righteousness and peace have kissed
each other Look out!!!!"
Mrs. George Robnett returned on
the 9th and is stopping with her
mother, Mrs. Miles York. Mrs. Rob-
nett, since her husband cainled for
France, has been visiting in Kansas
City, Mo-, her aunt, Mrs. j. E. Carpen-
ter, in Chicago, and in st. Paul, MINI.
Mrs. Robert Brown has recovered
from a few days touch of the FLU"
Mrs. Charles Oliver entertained at
dinner Thanksgiving day Mrs. Laura
Meek, Mrs. Nathaniel Ford and Mr..
Logan Smith.
Mrs. Laura Sidney and wards, Mary
and Florence Thompson, we're in from
Townsend for Thanksgiving weekend.
Miss Alice Fisher and sister, Ethel,
are visiting the Christians at Town
send.
Rev. and Mrs. George F. Martin,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Baker and Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Ford were the guests
of Mr.. Rowe Murrell at a we'll ap-
pointed dinner at the Ford residence
OF the LIST.
Rev. H. c. Parsons occupied the pull.
pit of st. James A, M. E. Church on
Thanksgiving morning, preaching a
splendid sermon to a good audience.
The tchoir was in attendance, the first
time since all public places were
closed. The congregation evidenced
their appreciation of sermon and mu-
sic by giving a liberal collection.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Dorsey were the
host and hostess at an elaborate
Thanksgiving dinner, entertaining the
following guests: Rev. and Mrs. Mar
tin, Mrs. Jefferson Harrison and Mr..
and Mrs. j.. E. w. Clarke. A tall vase
filled with snowy carnations, inter
mingled with pressed cedar, made an
effective center decoration for the
table.
Mrs. Louise j. Harrison wishes to
thank all those, here and elsewhere,
who so kindly remembered her with
comforting messages of sympathy and
beautiful gifts of flowers, during her
recent illness.
In a letter from Sergt. George Don
nell to his mother, Mrs. William If.
win, the information comes that Cor
poral Bernice Dorsey and Cook Will
liam Donnell are well and still doing
duty in the same company. He adj
yises his mother to learn French, as
he -, fNrOnftinr 1i1 INapI{,l
Mr.. George NJ. Lee, Sr., was in from
Boulder Hot Springs for Thanksgiving
and presided at the family reunion
dinner, the first occasion in three
years when all the family dined to-
gether. There were at the table Mr..
and Mrs. George M. Lee, Sr. and Jr.,
and Mr.. Julian Lee.
"Row do you do. Mr.. Sunny JIM"
says the folks in Helena, as Sunny
erubescent and with the nonchalance
of a Hohenzollern before Uncle Sans
doughboys crossed the briny deep,
Sunny, you know, started for Nitro
w. Va, about two weeks ago with a
large contingent from Helena. En-
route the train stopped for refresh
ments (water), and Sunny grasped
the opportunity to do likewise. The
capacity of the engine was not so
great as was Sunny's, therefore ii
hiked all too soon for our friend. He
made a home run in a westerly direc'
ton, so here he is, like the proverbial
bad penny"
Last Sunday Mrs. Louise ]. Harri'
son celebrated her victory over two
attacks the 'flu" made upon her. The
six weeks struggle with the Spanish
demon made marked inroads upon her
vitality, so, to tone up a little, she
purchased a sixteen pound turkey, in
tending to regain a certain amount of
lost avoirdupois, and invited Mr.. and
Mrs. A. G. Dorsey, Mrs. Sarah Morris
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. e. w. Clarke to
assist in this gastronomic effort. Her
friends are assured that after the din
ner she would tip the scales to an
increase of at least ten pounds.