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Evening journal., 1920-11-20
EVERY MEMBER PRESENT DAY.

The services at Calvary Episcopal
Church, Third and Washington streets
the Rev. +. II. Stevens, rector, for to-
morrow, the Sunday before Advent,
will be as follows: $50 O'Clock
Church Sunday school; i045 o'clock.
special Every Member Present Serv-
ice,n Holy Communion and sermon; Z
O'Clock, Victory Guild: las, evening
prayer, litany and sermon. Subject,
''Why I am Not a Sectarian."
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
WON'T SOMEONE
ASK ED TO EAT?

Palrolman Edward Dutton. the
heaviest man on the Wilmington po-
lice force, is losing weight He for
merly tipped the scales at 338 pounds,
but yesterday was much ALARMED TO
ind that he had fallen 10 2g9 pounds.
a mere boys weight
Dutton says he Is open for invita-
Lions TO banquets, but somehow or
0lher the invitations have fallen on
since persons have seen him eat. Ed
says his loss OF weight is not due TO
a loss Of appetite. but to a scarcity
of invitations 10 eat
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
COP DRUNK ON JOY
RIDE IS CHARGE

t.,g,d 10 have been intoxicated
and Silh. a penchant for Joy riding,
patroman Edward Tucker is 10 be
given a hearing before the Board Of
Police Commissioners next Tuesday
afternoon. 70 is said that Tucker,
after being relieved Of duty last sat
urday. cOmmandeered a driver OF a
bakery truck to take him on a ride
about the city. When the driver Of
the truck tired and drove the car to
the bakery. Tucker is said 20 have in
sisted that he be taken n Middle
town for a ride. Friends OF the OIL
GERS took him away from the bakery
and he missed his ride. Tucker Is
one Of the new patrolmen.
patrolman August Spinken resigned
last night rather than stand trial for
being late in reporting.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
PROF. DALEY TO SING
AT KINGSW0OD M. E.

The services at KingswoOd NJ. r.
Church. Fourteenth and Claymonl
streets tomorrow will be as follows
1890 o'clock the pastor win preach
a special sermon TO members OF the
Independence FIRE company. who Will
attend In a body. 2 o'clock. SUNDAY
school, when Aubrey Nandever Will
give a Chalk Talk 10 the school. 6i,
O'Clock, EpwOrth League service. 10
O'Clock, preaching by the Rev ]. II
Beauchamp, ID. ID. Services will b.
held each evening during the week
Professor ]. @. Daley. of Phlladel
phia, noted baritone soloist will sin;
az all services tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
WOMAN'S BEAUTY NO
SECRET

It all lies in the care she bestows
upon herself and In keeping at bay
those dread Ills peculiar TO her sex.
The flashing eye, the elastic step and
the clear complexion never accom-
pany organic troubles. The distressed
expression. lassitude. headaches and
mental depression are only the tell
tale symptoms. Women so troubled
should take Lydia =. Pinkham's Vese-
table Compound. that simple remedy
made from roots and herbs, and re-
store their health to a normal eondi-
tiOn.-AdV.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
SWEDISH N. D. CHURCH

Services at the Swedish NJ. r.
Church. iiii East Eleventh street.
the Rev. Joseph Karling. pastor, will
be held as follows: Morning wor-
ship, 1920 o'clock, the Rev. c. r.
ThOrnblad, OF New York City, will
preach; Sunday School, i2 noon; Ep-
worth League, Z o'clock. Preaching
by the pastor at 40 o'clock. Subject
The Pure in Heart"
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
ANSWER TO PRAYER
PASTORS SUBJECT

At First NJ. p. Church. Seventh street
below Walnut, the Rev. Warren II.
Morning worship at i0.i5 O'Clock.
subject OF sermon. Answer 10
Prayer; evening worship at 7A5
O'Clock. subject Of sermon. How One
May Become Christian: Sabbath
school at 2t5 o'clock. Miss Myrtle
Baus will lead the Christian Endeavor
meeting al Z o'clock. Evangellsilc
services will be held each evening
next week az 3 O'Clock The Rev
Leonard b. Smith, pastor OF the Pc.
nlnsula NJ. p. Church Will preach
Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
VISITING MINISTER
AT ELSNIERE CHURCH

The Rev. William, McMasters. OF
Princeton University, viii occupy the
pulpit at both sermons In the Elsmere
Presbyterian Church tomorrow. Miss
Margaret Stirling will play several
selections at the morning service.
The sunday school meets at 10
pcrlntendent - Christian Endeavor
Society will hold a fan rally at 6.A
O'Clock, l.. b. Sterile, leader; Mrs How
ard Johnson WIN sing a solo and
other special features have been ar
ranged. II. W. Curtis, chairman n
the City Lookout Committee OF the
Christian Endoavor Union will also
sneak
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
81. LuKE,s n. Y. CHURCH.

The Rev. William Lamming. rector
OF 81. Luke's Reformed Episcopal
Church, Eighth and Monroe streets.
will have charge OF The services there
tomorrow. The Orier OF services will
be as follows. sunday school al n
O'Clock, morning prayer and sermon
at n o'clock, children's service al
O'Clock, evening prayer and sermon
at 100 O'Clock. Wednesday at p
m mid-WpNk service
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTs.

The First seventh Day Adventists
Church, on Rowland street between
Clayton and dupont and Eighth and
Ninth streets, services follows.
Prayer meeting, "Wednesday evening
al 3 O'Clock; sabbath school every
Saturday at 9i5 o'clock: preaching
services at A O'Clock. conducted by
The pastor. r. 2. Collier Young peo-
pies meeting az 3 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
MI. pleasant CHURCH.

Hundred under the charge OF The Re-
Hugh B. kelsO, will be as follows .
Mt. Pleasant Church, $50 o'clock, Sun
day school; 1890 o'clock, preaching
~ o'clock. class meeting; 7.30 O'Clock,
Epworth League; 3 o'clock, preaching
by the Rev. Clarence Keen. Belle-
fonte Church, 230 O'Clock. Sabbath
school; 730 O'Clock, preaching by the
Rev. Morris Elzey. Newark Union
Church, 2.30 o'clock, Sunday school
40 O'Clock. revival service. Holly
Oak Church. 1890 O'Clock. Sunday
Sunday school; 7.30 O'Clock, service
led by Mr.. Butler.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
A. u. CHURCH.

Services in the A. u. Church, Eighth
and French streets, Rev. j. w. Brown,
pastor tomorrow will be as follows
iO3O O'Clock, preaching; II o'clock
noon, class-meeung; 230 p. m. sun
day school; o'clock, preaching by
the Rev Rice, OF Union A. M. r.
Church: 7.45 preaching by President
-. II. Bell. Of A. w. Conference; Mon
day and Wednesday evenings, class
meetings: Friday evening Official
Board and choir rehearsal
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
TO PREACH ON
LIQUOR QUESTION

Services az the First Swadhh Bap-
tiSt Church, Nandevcr aNenue and
Church street. tomorrow will be as
follows: 1915 Oolock. morning
NJ d.tation Subject. The Greatest
OF All Things" The Sunday school
meets at noon; at 6.l5 p m, the
yOung peoples meeting viii be held ;
at the English service at 7.30 O'Clock,
The Rev. r. C. Prettyman, Of the
Anbi-Saloon League, viii preach on
The subject. 'The Prohibition Fight
Is II Over?"
The Thanksgiving serVice VIII b.
held on Thursday at Z p. m, With
a varied and interesting program,
including orchestra and vocal music
recitations and addresses.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
ST. ANDREWS p. Il. CHURCH.

S1rVIles In 81. AndrcW's Llurch,
Shlpley and r ghth streets. the Rev
Richard W. Trpnell. rector. tomor-
row will be: Holy Communion at 3
a. m. Bible Glass and sunday School
at 9.45: morning prayer and sermon
az a. evening prayer and sermon at
7i5 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting IN the pir-
ieh house al Gas p. m.
The services IN 81. Matthew's
Chapel, Shipley and Eighth streets,
Will include Sunday school at D.
n, and evening prayer and sermon
at D. m.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
CHURCH or THE NEW JERUSALEM

Worship viii be held In the church.
Pennsylvania venue and BrO0me
street. at TO- a. o'clock. By The Rev.
George Henry Dole minist r, sermon
subject. The Mama" Musical pro-
gram: Prelude Grand ChOour." Mail
.iy: coniralio solo. How Long VIII
Thou Forget Me, o Lord" MATHEWS
Mrs. y. l.. Gilpin. Jr. +; anth m, %
Lord, How Man fold Are Thy Works, "
Barnby; postlude. "TOrohlight March
Guilmant
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
SERVICES AT WESLEY CHURCH.

Services az Wesley VI. p, LnurtH
tomorrow, at 1890 O'Clock. with
by the pastor, the Rev. Z.
IL Wells, who via take for his sub
iect, "The Pioneer" The Knights ~
the Golden Eagle Of .he STAT will al
tend the morning service. The sun
day School will follow this service.
The young peoples meeting will be
at Gas o'clock, and preaching at 7-Sl
O'Clock. There will be special music
al all services.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
Nnnrn nApI1sT CHIRCH.

The North Baptist Church, Lincoln
street, near Delaware avenue, william
l.. Pettingill pastor; EdWaru =;
Washburn, associate pastor. VIII holu
services tomorrow as follows; Preach
ing al 10 80 and 7.45 by the associate
nastor. Morning subject. Christian
Service" evening, "Nhlch way
Rlhle school 40 noon.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
TRINITY NJ. Il. CHURCH.

The order OF tomOrrow's services
In Trinity NJ. +. Church, viii be as
John NJ. Lacey header; 1920 o'clock
preaching by the pastor, the Rev. +.
H. Collins, subject, Gods Love"
League. at Gas o'clock: Peoples Praise
service at 7.S0 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
ANNIVERSARY AT BETHEL

me cOngregallOn OF Mt. Beun
Baptist Church, West street near
Second. will observe the sixth ami
versary at the eeSwic-s tomorrow.
The Rev. E. p. Corbin will have
charge and his subject at the morn
ing service Will De "CrOsSing over
Iprdan." The cOlhschon will he
taken up by women members OF the
church. The Rev. =. G.. TNNNman. or
Newark, vii preach at the 3 O'Clock
service and at the evening service
the Rev. Z. X. LOmmax viii preacn q.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
RRAcK.EX CHuRCH.

SrVlces az Brack-EX GIrrch 10
morrow will be as follows: Preaching
10. l5 and 7.i5 O'Clock by the pastor,
ihe Rev. II. II. Adams; sunday
school ~ o'tlock; Epworih League,
6 40 o'clock. whsn there WI be spec
isl music by the choir. under the
leadership OF Warren Curlett. Tues
day evening. bOy-class meeting al 7
o'clock. Wednesday evening at ]. ~
o'colck, prayer meet ng; Friday at g. 20
oflock. Junior League; Friday even
ing. girls class at 7 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
RICHAnnsnN PARk CHURCH.

"Chrisiian Freedom VII be The
theme at the morning services. at
the Richardson Park NJ. +. Church
tomorrow morning. The Rev, A. w:
Goodhand will be in charge and
preach. The other services will be
as follows: Sunday School at noon
EpWorth League at 6.O o'clock
evening service at 7.30.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
VOTINTEFRS on AMERICA.

Services at Ile NoIunIeeFs OF
America Hall, sos Shipley street, TO
morrow. will be as follows: SUI
dav school at 230 o'clock; Bible
class at 3 o'clock; open air meeting
at Z o'clock followed by a mass meet
ing at the hall.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
FRFF METHODIST.

Services in the Free Methodist
ChapEl, 7i9 East seventh street, on
SUNDAY will be as follows: SUNDAY
school, 10 o'olock; preaching az II
preaching at 7 30 O'Clock. The Rev.
y. r.. Clough. formerly Of Cambridge
Md. will have charge and preaoi
morning and evening.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
MT 10Y NJ. r. CHURCH.

Services In Mt JOY NJ. D. thurch 70
morrow will be as fofllows; ~
O'Clock. class meeting; tO.3O O'Clock
sermon by the pastor. SUBJECT, ne
demptlon": Z clock, revival services
s 'clock The Queen Esther Society Will
give a fine program. The occasion be
ing Girls Day. Mrs. w. j. l.. Hughes OF
Chetser will speak.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
ITALIAN pREsByTEm.N CHURCH.

Services at the First Italian Presby-
terian Church. dupont and Seventh
streets tomorrow will be In charge
Of the Rev. Ag0stlno Dasonl, pastor,
as follows Sunday School at 945
service at 730 O'Clock: prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening at 100
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
CRFFNuuL PRESBYTERIAN.

The Rev. Park Hays Miller, D. D.,
Of Philadelphia, will occupy Green
hill Presbyterian Church pulpit on
Sabbath morning at i0A5 o'clock;
Sabbaih school meets at 930 o'clock; /;
Jr. c. +. at ? O'Clock and Y. p. 5. C. 4.
meeting at Z o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
nm SWFDES CHURCH

Old Swedes Church seventh and
Church streets. Rev. Robert Bell, vicar.
Will observe services tomorrow as
follows: 8 a. m. Holy Communion I;
~ a. m. morning prayer and sermon ;
2.3O Sunday School; 7.30 Evening
prayer and sermon.
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Services viii be held at Nrst
Church OF Christ, SCIENTIST. Park
Place and Van Buren street. Sunday
morning at n o'clock and sunday
evening at s O'Clock. subject Of the
lesson-sermon. soul and Body"
Evening journal., 1920-11-20
SuUOU BAPTIST

At Shiloh Baptist Church at 10 4,
O'Clock tomorrow DR.. B. IT. Moore, the
pastor. will preach on 1.-TWO Fathers
and Three Mothers"
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
Margaret Babcock iionored
at Farewell Party.

A farewell party was given by Mr..
and Mrs. V. i, Babcock. 1920 Fifth
avenue north, Tuesday evening In COM
pliment to their daughter, Miss Marjorie
Babcock. who is leaving for Chicago TO
continue her studies at the Chicago Mu
steal college. The evening was pleas
antly spent with games, music and dane
ing A daintily appointed lunch was
served by Mrs Babcock. assisted by her
mother. Mrs. Alex Irvine. Numerous
gifts of remembrance were given to Miss
Babcock AS the party broke up all
Joined in singing God BE With You
Till We Meet Again" Among the guests
were Mr. and Mrs William Deeew. Mr..
and Mrs f. Lyman, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Holly. Mr.. and Mrs. $. VI, Baum, Mr..
and Mrs A. Leweke. Mr. and Mrs. Alex
Irvine, Mr. and Mrs. f. SIM. Mrs s. e,
Greer Mrs. Hayden of Detroit, Mich,
Mrs. NJ. Moulten, the Misses Ethel and
Grace Heuseth, Lucille and Effie Greer,
Marjorie and Helen Lindquist, Neva
Johnston Ruth Lease. Hazel BAILEY.
Gertrude and Billy Babcock, Peggy
Baum. Messrs Brooks, Howard Ora
ham. Henry Peterson. Stanley Oliver,
Robert Weir. Charles Bergen. liver
Iverson, Leo GraybiIl' and DIR. OBrien
of Belt.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
SCHOOL FROG KoF WOOL JERSEY

Jersey is the most popular wool fab
ric for school dresses for children for
the coming season. Color combinations
are in high favor, white and navy, red
and navy, tan and brown, and navy and
tan being approved. a little frock may
be of one color. with narrow pipings of
self fabric in contrasting color, or the
two colors may be combined in about
equal proportions skirt of one and
blouse or waist Of the other shade.
The fancy of wool jersey is justified
because it is less expensive than serge
and for general wear lit gives better
service 1t does not get shiny and
needs little pressing. For dresses a
rather light weight is usually chosen.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
Montana Reunion In
Seattle

Sunday, August 81, was Montana day
for Montana people in Seattle. AT that
time all the loyal sons and daughters Of
Montana who are gathered in the coast
city went for reunion picnic at Ra-
VIENNA park While they were seated
about the sumptuousy laden picnic ia
bles there was much talk of the good old
days back in Montana. Among those
present at the picnic Were: Mr. and
Mrs William Kintzer and their daugh-
ter. Miss Margaret, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
vey M. Race, Mr. and Mrs. y. f. Black
Mr. and Mrs D. NJ Wood and daughter
Miss Mary, Mr. and Mrs. James Cum
mings aud their daughters Misses Mary
Grace EveIine and Jessie. Mr.. and Mrs
John Pearson, formerly of Sand Coulee
and their daughters. Misses Hazel, Mar
garet aud Grace. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Howe and daughter Mrs. Sidney Howe
Eubanks. and her son; Miss Bess JEFF
fries, Miss Title Rash. Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Berridge and their sons and
daughters. Robbie. Jack. Billie. Flor
ence, Mary and Nora Mr. and Mrs. w,
A. Ietcher. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Muir
ply and daughters and son. Edna. Ma
bel and Elmer: Mr. and Mrs. ". A.
Sherwood and their daughter Betty, Mr..
and Mrs Andrew Kerr and their son
Allen and daughters Henrietta and Prim-
rose. Charles Peters and Clifford Morris.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
WOMEN STUDY HOUSEHOLD ART
AND MODERN ARTISTS.

Modern American artists and the APP
plcation of the principles Of art in the
home is the two fold program which the
art department Of the Woman's club of
Great Falls mas planned for the coming
year. The chairman of the department.
Mrs. W. NJ Treadwell. and the chairman
Of the program committee. Mrs. Il. y.
Thurston have also taken care to see
that there are several social meetings in
the program: for they believe that wo-
men work better together who have come
to know each other socially and have
slipped tea together
The first meeting of the year in DC
tober, will be u combined social and
study hour There will be paper on
The Need for Art in Life by Alice
Cole supervisor of art in the Great Falls
public schools. There will also be dis
cussion of current events in art at this
meeting
A stereoptical lecture on Interior
Decorating" by Miss Iona Baldwin will
be the feature of the November meeting
The current events discussion will COM
plete the program for this meeting:
Mrs. J. W, Agnew will give paper
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
Eighteenth Birthday
Celebrated.

Miss Kathleen O'Leary entertained a
group of twelve girls Saturday evening
at her home in compliment to her sister.
Miss Gladys OLeary on her eighteenth
birthday. Much merriment was caused
when fortunes for Miss GLADYS, com
posed by the guests, were read aloud
The girls also spent part of the evening
dancing. Then they were invited into
the dining room and told to find their
places. The place cards contained
verses aimed at the personal character
istics of each guest The guests We're
to try and recognize themselves by the
verses. The appointments were in pink
and white. The lunch was served by
Miss Gladys mother. Mrs. W. F.
O'Leary, and her sister, Miss Kathleen.
The guests present were Misses Helen
Lake, Mildred Moses. Helen Trodick,
Margaret Trodick, Marjorie Grover,
Carrie FGgman, Marian Townsend
Eleanor Edmonson. Rosamond After
bach, Evelyn and Catherine kenkel, Ma
bic Anderson and the guest of honor,
Gladys OIeary.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
ga onten' s Corner

ON Christ in Art at the December
meeting. Mrs ". o. Lamb will give the
story Of Christmas There will also
be the current events.
An exhibit of hand loom curtain and
rug weaving will be given at the Janu-
airy meeting by Mrs. II. B. Mitchell.
Mrs. r. +. lyle will give paper on
Charles Dana Gibson a social hour
will follow.
A talk on Window Decorating" by
Ernest E. Johnson of the drapery de-
partment at Strains will be the feature
of the February meeting. There will al
80 be paper on .Maxfield Parrish"
and discussion OF current events.
In March when people are beginning
to turn their thoughts toward their gar
dens for the coming summer W. NJ.
Treadwell will give talk on Practical
Landscape Gardening" There will be
paper on George Innes" by Mrs w.
T. Guy and the current events discus
sion.
Mrs. w. G. Winter will give a paper
on ''Winslow Homer" at the April meet
ing. The remainder of that meeting will
be taken up with the election of Off
GERS for the coming year
An art exhibit will be the closing
event Of the year in May.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29
Mrs. John MeVay Hostess
at Rridae ---- 49,

Mrs John Mcyay of the Hampton
apartments was hostess at pretty
bridge party Friday afternoon. The
rooms were daintiy decorated with gar
den flowers in the yellow and orange
tints Mrs. McNay was assisted by her
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Toole,
Mrs. Robert Day and her sister, Mrs.
Swain of Chicago who is her guest,
Mrs. Henry Hamilton, Mrs. julius Pet
ers, Mrs Mark Skinner, Mrs Max
Sprague. Mrs Thomas Couch. Mrs.
Mills, Mrs. William Heron. Mrs Paul
Graves of Denver, Mrs. Fred Sanborn,
Mrs. Driver of Los Angeles who is the
guest of her sister Mrs. Sanborn, Mrs
r. A. Thon. Mrs. Robert Stallman, Mrs.
Richard Goldman Of San Francisco,
Miss Katherine Longeway. Miss Fran
ces Longeway, aud Mrs, H. f. Marshall
Of Minneapolis
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Miss Theresa Auerhach
Hostess for Minnesota Guest

In compliment to Miss Eva Marie
Behrenfelt of Heron Lake. MINI. who
is her guest. Miss Theresa Auerbach
was hostess at tea Tuesday afternoon
ar her home. 100 First avenue south.
Garden flowers were prettily arranged
through the rooms in baskets and vases.
Miss Auerbach and Miss Behrenfelt re
ceived the guests. In the dining room.
Mrs. Julius Wuerthner and Miss Isabel
Fairfield presided at the tea table.
They were assisted by Miss Helen Hill
and Miss Ruth Jarl The guests called
between the hours of $3.50 and $50.
Among those invited were the Misses
Ruth Mckenzie. Kate Mckenzie, Kath-
crime Longeway, Frances Longeway,
Margaret Longeway, Mildred Brown.
bel Brown. Gertrude skinner Olive Skin
ner, Charlotte Berger. Catherine Mitch
ell Helen Flannery, Alinp Flannery,
Helen Warden. Elizabeth Frary Eliza
beth Agnew. Amy Rurlingame Frances
Burhngame. Doris Robinson Ethel Rob
inson. Alice SchwcbI Of Butte Florence
Bondy. Ann Rector. Frances Donoher,
Dorothy Hagen. Frances Conrad. Flor
ence Mcdonnell Of Billings. Pauline Fry
berg. Harriet Carrier, Mae Pauline Ches-
nut, Marian Galloway, Catherine Andrews
Of Chattanooga Tenn. Norma Flow
erree. Ruth Afflerbach Irmgard Affler-
bach. Mary Kingsbury. Bessie Clark
Lucille BRADY. Lillian Brady. Violet This
ted, Helen Thisted Margaret johnson.
Nerna Johnson. Frances Auerbach and
Marjorie Grover and Messrs Warren
Toole, George Ball Arthur Kelly Of
Conrad, Earl Conrad. Fred Sanborn.
Ed Pierce, and Miss Beattey of Helena.
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Miss Margaret Longeway
Hostess at Tea.

Miss Margaret Longeway was hostess
at a pretty tea Thursday afternoon at
her home, $40 Third avenue north. Lift
tie George. Albert Raban received the
guests, cards at the door. Miss Benge-
way, her mother, Mrs. George Longe-
way, MRS. julius Wuerthner and Miss
Isabel Fairfield received the guests.
Garden flowers were arranged through
the rooms; In the living room were
g1adioli, while a color motif Of orange.
yellow and white tfnts was carried out
IN the dining room both in the flowers
and the refreshments. Marigolds and
yellow snapdragons were the predomi-
mating flowers. Mrs. W r. Armstrong
and Mrs. John Thelen presided at the
tea table. Assisting in the dining room
and the living room were Mrs. Warren
Iooie Mrs. Robert Stallman, Mrs. Mark
Skinner. Miss Frances Longeway and
Miss Katherine Longeway The guests
invited were the Misses Mary Kings
bury. Norma Flowerree, Florence Bondy,
bessie Clark, Harriet Wilson, Olive
Wilson. Elise Lincoln. Miriam Galloway,
Aline Fannery, Helen Flannery, Eliza
beth Radebush, Charlotte Berger, Ruth
Mckenzie, Dorothy Hagen, Helen
Brooks, Martha Townsend, Natalie
Townsend, Claribel Townsend, Elizabeth
townsend. Josephine Singer. Carrie
Ehgman, Margaret johnson, Ruth Jarl,
Josephine Dunn, Gertrude Skinner,
Olive Skinner, Isabel Brown, Elizabeth
Frary. Helen Warden. Mildred Brown.
= Ethel Brown. Frances Conrad, La Verne
fitzgerald, Ruth Holkesvig, Elsie Steck,
Helen Hill, Doris Robinson. Ethel Rob
inson, Alice Schwefel Of Butte. Harriet
Carrier. Pauline Fryberg. Jodic Lee
Wren, Catherine Mitchell. Theresa Auer-
bach, Pauline Auerbach, Eva. Marie
Behrenfelt of Heron Lake MINI. Fran
ces Donoher. Helen Gillette of Belt, Ann
Rector. Lucy Stanton, Viola Stanton,
Marjorie Haight. Margery Woodwork
Margaret Shaw. Mildred Shaw. Irmgard
Afflerbach, Helen Thisted. Violet This
ted, Amy Burlingame. Frances Burlin-
game, Eleanor Fergus ana Vidah Robert
son.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1920-08-29

Stanley, brother of the bridegroom,
acted as best man. Only the immediate
relatives of the bridal couple attended
the wedding. The bride was becomingly
gowned in white baronet satin and geor-
gette and wore corsage bouquet of
white bride roses and sweet peas The
matron of honor wore gown of white
wolfe and pink organdy Her flowers
were a corsage of pink roses and sweet
peas. The rooms were plcasingIy deco
rated with ferns, trailing vines, sweet
peas and gladoli.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley left Immediately
for motor trip through Yellowstone
park. On the way they will visit rela-
tives of Mr.. Stanley's in Livingston.
They will be at home after October /
at 1926 Third avenue north.