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Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Miss Peacock Marriss
Gordon Hudeison,

Miss Bessie Violet Peacock, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. #. o. Peacock, and Cor
don Hudelson were married Saturday
morning at o'clock at the home of the
brides parents. 1909 Seventh avenue
north. TIE ceremony was performed by
the Rev Daniel Bryant. pastor Of the
First Baptist church. Only immediate.
relatives were present at the service.
The bride was gowned in a creation OF
brown satin charmeuse with brown shoes
to match. Her bouquet was of brides
roses. She was attended by Miss Olga
Trinastich and Mr.. Hudelson was attend
ed by Fred Peacock, a brother Of the
bride. Miss Trinastich wore dark blue
serge. A wedding breakfast was served
after the ceremony.
Mr.. Hudelson came to Great Falls 10
months ago after being mustered out of
the army and since has been EMPLOYED
by The Leader, for about year in the
advertising department and for the last
six months as reporter He is the son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Hudelson of
Adrian, Mo. He served with the field
artillery in France for two years.
Miss Peacock lived in Great Falls r.
number of years and was graduated from
the Great Falls high school in the class
Of 1920. Prior to her graduation she was
for a short time society editor Of The
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudelson will make their
home in Great Falls.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Great Falls Businessman
WEEDS Younu Woman of Seattle

Benjamin Fisher OF the Gailatin Val
ley Milling company of Great Falls was
married to Miss Florence de Eyers of
Seattle December 90 Mr. Fisher and
his bride returned to Great Falls last
week after a wedding trip to Vancouver
b. c. The marriage took place at the
home of the brides parents. Mr. anu
Mrs. Harry de Evers at Zenish, Wash.
a suburb of Semitic, at high noon. De
cember 20. DIR. Crowther, pastor of the
First Methodist church Of Seattle per
formed the ceremony.
Mrs Fisher formerly lived in Chicago
and was graduated from the Sacred
Heart convent of that place Mr.. Fisher
for several years has been connected
with the Fisher Flour Mills or the Gal
latin Valley Milling company of Mon
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Miss I<ocher i10nored
at Santa Claus Party,

Miss Lillian kocher of Elgin, ILL.,, was
the guest of honor at Santa Claus party
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs. T. G.
Morrisette at her home, 1904 First ave-
nue. north. The rooms were attractively
decorated with juniper berries, pine
cones, ground cedar and pine branches
and mistletoe sent to Mrs. Morrisette
by a friend at Logging creek
The table decorations were in Christ
mas colors and favors of holly and juni-
per berries marked the place Of each
guest. A large bouquet of yiolets was the
favor at the honored guests place. The
lunch as far as possible carried out the
into miniature Santa Clauses. At the
conclusion of the luncheon a large
Christmas pie was brought in by the
hostess. Ribbons were fastened to the
pie and the guests In pulling them drew
their fortunes. A Santa Claus contest
was held requiring the guests to dress
santa Claus with clothespin and red
and white crepe paper. Mrs. Leo Ne
Donnell was awarded the first prize and
Mrs William Adams, second. Several
piano numbers were rendered by Mrs
Carl Stellar and number of readings
were given by Miss Kocher
The guests present were: Mrs. e. A.
Renter. Miss Lillian Kocher, Miss Jene
Mcdonnell, Mrs. Leo Mcdonnell Of Ana
conda Miss Clara Mcdonnell Mrs O. b.
Torch. Mrs VIII Adams, Mrs. Merlin
Mackenson. Mrs. Russell Woodward,
Mrs. Carl E. Stellar. Mrs. Morrisette was
assisted BY her mother, Mrs. r. e.
Stone
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Bridge Party Given
RN Mrs. EIaharfN

Four tables Of bridge were entertained
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs G. r. Fla
herty at her home, complimenting Mrs.
John Cyr and Miss Adine Cyr of Mis-
soula. The Christmas idea was carried
out in the decorations and the lunch.
High score was Won BY Mrs Clarence
Terrill.
Those present were Mrs Cyr and
daugher. Adine: Mrs Earl Wheeler. Mrs.
r. Keister Mrs. ", Meaney, Mrs ". y.
Madden, Mrs. E. NJ Larson, Mrs. II.
Dwyer, Mrs, f. $ Edwin, Miss Beatrice
Edwin. Mrs Archie Gleason, Mrs. ". NJ.
Baldwin Mrs ]. j. 0Mahony. Miss
Laura u. Sullivan Of Butte, Mrs William
Delaney, Mrs. Hefftner, Miss Gertrude
Hefftner Vt New York city Mrs Forrest
Nelson. Mrs, Albert Marion, Mrs. Glar-
ence Terrill, Mrs J. f. Ward. Mrs.
Flaherty was assisted by Mrs Marion in
entertaining.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Gay Dancing Party
Marks Passing of 1920

More than 200 members of Great
Falls social set attended the New
Years Eve dancing party given Friday
night in the palm room Of Hotel Rain
bow. Favor caps. noise makers and
serpentine paper were distributed to the
guests At 11:30 buffet supper was
served in the sTning room. Dancing was
again resumed at mid night the guests
thus flttingly ushering out the old year
| and welcoming the new year of 1921
/ The guests included:
Mr.. and Mrs w K Flowerree. ]. \.
Thelen, Thos Couch A. S. Chichester,
J. G. Peters, L. G. Diehl, c. c. Davis,
Or. Ross Armour, w f. Mitchell. J. Il.
Wiilcomb. H. l.. Beers, Forest Longe-
way. Geo. Asselstine, F. B. Brown
Arthur Kelly, w H. Jensen. f. A
f. Wiggin. J. r. Hobbins, W. NJ. Thurs
ton, J. G. Dow, JAS Flaherty, ". II.
Fromm, Chas. r. Lowery, r. J Jack
son, J. w. Mckenzie. s f. Peterson.
F. z. Crowley. w ". Chiefly. c. s.
O'Brien. f. G. Andretta, Geo IL Shan
ley, F Crutcher. Fletcher Maddox. sam
Stephenson, DIR. G. Ferguson Warren
Toolc. Geo. E. Sutherland, Fred Kauf-
man. ". T. Greedy, l. L. Galloway.
Mesdames Geo. II. Hurd, Webb Arm
strong, Herbert Strain. A. X Trisch-
tiaJL- NltSSVS WI tIHIt sSklnDsE. ' If
ginia Clybourne, Katherine Longeway,
Ruth Affelbach, Gertrude Strain. Helen
Strain. Elizabeth Frary. isabelle Brown.
Leta Thompson, Marion Byron Harriet
Carrier. Natalie Townsend, Vida Rob
ertson. Charlotte Mackey Elizabeth
Agnew. Mary Kingsbury, Norma Flow
erree, Theresa Auerbach. Sullivan of TT.
BENTON, Ruth Jarl Helen Warden.
Messrs. Earl Dewar, ". r. Berger. W
II. Strain, Harry Copeland K. i. Has
sard, q. W. Teel. w H. Guinniss, Frank
Fogerty. julius IIillgard. Hubert Cum
mings, DR.. j. f. Buehler Arthur Strain
Ben A. Scott. Gerald Frary, Don Me.
kenaie. Edwin CopIin, John Mckenzie
W. W. Hampstead, H. Wolf, y. Free
man. IL. II. Booker Lester Cole, Thos
Mackey. ". K. Flowerree, Jr.. Alex
Warden. Clarence Lake, Roht. Ferguson.
Robt. Barker, Matt Brown, f, A. New
lon, f. Mcdonnell, Chichester, Lambert.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
The Misses Thisfed
Entertain for Guest.

The Misses Helen and Violet Thistsd
entertained at dancing party Monday
night complimentary to their guest for
the holidays, Miss Erie McClearen Of
Helena. at their home The Misses
Thisted and Miss McClearen are Theta
sisters at the state university at Mis-
soula, Miss McClearen left Friday morn
ing to return for a few days visit before
returning to Missoula. Dancing was
enjoyed until midnight. Refreshments
were served.
The guests were Miss W7nifred Meeks,
Miss Mildred Brown, Miss Frances Con
rad Miss Pauline Auerbach, Miss Mar
garet Longewav, Miss Harriet Wilson,
Miss Bessie Clark, Miss Elizabeth Ag-
new, Miss Vidah Robertson, Miss Nc
Clearer and Misses Violet and Helen
Thisted. and Bert Wilson, Edward
Young. Edward Marion, Johnny Marshall,
Van Marshall. Melvin Woods Hawley
Wyman, Carl Devoir, Jimmy Gault, Nor
man Thisted, Mack Gault, and walter
Thisted.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Temple Dancing Party
Elaborate New Years Event

Gay and bright with colored streamers
from the chandeliers to the walls so
closely spaced that they formed a canopy
under which the people danced, the New
Years Eve dancing party by the Temple
Dancing club in the Masonic Temple
auditorium was one of the elite social
events of the season. The chandeliers
ed crepe paper so that in the moonlight
dances only the soft glow of the cleo
trio lights through the translucent red
and green lighted the hall.
Paper caps as favors were distributed
at the beginning of the paper dance, and
at each place in the dining room was q
noise making instrument. The supper
was served at midnight. The first ex-
ira after the supper toy balloons were
thrown from the balcony over the crowd
ed hall and at the second extra confetti
streamers were distributed.
Among those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. E. $. Edwin, Julius
Wuerthner, j. H Abrams, Jr., NJ. W
Eich, r. J. White, d. W. Bailey. A. c.
Gies, s. NJ Weekes, w NJ. Baldwin.
Chas. Gies, Don l.. Suhr. c. w. Bice,
r. H. Glover, Harry H. Roberts, ], O.
Blake, Geo. Hickman, f. j. Perra, G. j.
Bresee, W. W Huntsberger, F. A. Bar
low, Scott Leavitt, A. Monroe Clarks,
A. G. LeFebvre, John ". Clark, +. e.
Lord l. ". Couch. G. F. McKibbin
G. G. Culver, Ben Fisher. Mesdames
Marian Eolsum, St Paul, MINI; w T..
Bennett. W L. Gift. Geneva LOOMS
Misses Beatrice Edwin, Marinetre, Wis.
Helena Stelway. Helena; Myrtle West
Frances Donoher, Nina Thisted, Fran
ces Conrad, Florence Bondy, Agnes
Peterson. Gertrude Clock, Frances Auer-
bach, Margaret Longeway. Aileen Lynch
Olive skinner, Edna McDermand, kath-
ryn Hephner, Mae Hardy, Vidah Robert
son. Kate Mckenzie, Maud Holt, Helen
Shafer, Florence Scott, Pearl Curran.
Lorrie Flentye, Esther Maroon. Eva
Jane Bollman, Helen Thisted, Helen Gil
Iette Messrs. Paul Neitz, Billings;
Hawley Wymond, Howard Wilson. Alex
Campbell, J. I. Breen, Phil Jacoby.
Frank Wilcocks. Clarence Conrad. 7.
g. Latham. Lee Walton, Chas. Davidson,
Frank MacCreary, Walter Thisted d.
A Davidson, John McKibbn. Norman
Thisted, w A Dodge. w. A. Mcknight.
BALLS Sanford, f, f. Owens. Mel
Woods. Ernest Steel. ". L. Halverson.
Leon Rowland, j. NJ Hardin, Edward
Young. r. f. Hazard, ], 7. Hughes,
Robert 6. Day. Don Smith, H. /. Sher
man.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Visiting Guests Elonored
At Bridge Party

Mr.. and Mrs Earl Wheeler of the
fillmore apartments entertained three
tables of bridge Thursday evening at
their home complimentary to Mrs. John
Cyr and daughter, Miss Adine of Mis-
soula Mrs. Cyr and daughter will leave
Sunday morning to return to Missoula.
High score was won by Mrs. George
Nash and Joseph w Sax, Refreshments
were served at the close of the evening
The guests were Mrs. Cyr and Miss
Cyr, Mr.. and Mrs, George L. F'laherty.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nash. Mr., and
Mrs. Carl Elton. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
w Sax. Mrs. E. L. Barnes and Mr..
Hicks,
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Younger Set Enjoys
PARTY at Park Hotel.

Miss Genevieve Van De Putte, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Van De Putte
of the Park hotel, Miss Katherine Gies,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gies
of 40 Third avenue north. and Miss
Elaine Heaney, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Heaney Of 422 Fourth street north.
where the charming young hostesses Fri
day evening at New Years Eve dane
ing party in the large dining room of the
Park hotel. Music was furnished by
Pierse's four piece orchestra and dane
ing was enjoyed from 9 o'clock until
1880 o'clock Caps and serpentine pa
Per were given as favors. Punch and
waters were served during the evening.
Mrs Van De Putte. Mrs. Gies. Mrs.
Heaney and Mrs. Dan Tracy acted as
chaperones.
The invited guests were the Misses
Jean Graybil. Esther Suhr. Eleanore
worth, Ella Torrent, Eugene Patterson,
Helen Lake. Helen Auerbach Rosalinda
Afflerbach. Carrie Flgman. Josephine
Singer, Dorothy Powers. Dorothy Nc
Cam, Mary Mccain, Gertrude Mcclure,
Marjorie Clark. Margaret Vobel, Susan
Churchill Gladys Heaney. Jeanette Speer,
Ruth Strain, Marion Townsend, Marion
Donnelly Margaret Nolan. Marie Nc
Pherson. Jeanie Mccullough. Winifred
Johnston, Dorothea Liebetrau. Gladys
O'Leary. Rowena Ludden of Conrad,
Elizabeth and Ann Burke Of Helena,
Elizabet Ann Irwin. Eleanore Edmon-
son, Evelyn Stanley. Evelyn Kenkel. Mar
garet Brown, Kathleen Egan. Fanny Cal
laway Frances LOTUS, Madonna Burns,
Paulette Splan, Florence kirwan, Myr-
tie kirwan. Luella KirWan, Margaret and
Mildred Shaw, Grace Shaw. Elizabeth
Frazier, Margaret Regan, Lillian Martin
Betty Prentice. Geraldine Berges. Helen
Mill, Ellen Berges. Lenore Hoffman.
Anastasia Meeks, Genevieve Ryan, Elaine
Hodges, Frances Hagerty. Bernice En-
geIka. Helen Moore ana Mary McDonold.
Luther Cook, Newell Pontet, Harry
Burns, Nathaniel McKowan, Glen EIDE.
Gordon Pierce. Jack Mullin John Me
Donald, Michael Anderson, Ernest Allan,
William Baker. Louis Beers, Charles
Brown. Herbert Brown. Alfred Bron-
son. Fritz Baier, Robert Warden Del
man Carter, Alya Cordrey, William Con
ger. Cyril and Myril Greeley. Melvin
Huss, Gilbert Greeley, William Hodges,
Richard Hart. Edward Hodges. Joe Iir-
ers. Sheldon Hodges, Carlos Livers. Ed
ward Dawson, Paul and Thomas Lynch,
Harold Haines, Patrick Egan. Georgc
Reid. 0rville Patterson Bryon Ieverich,
Ward Iongeway. Norman Nonsus, Ed
ward Mullin. Benjamin McNair Samuel
Mcclure. Edward Moran. Harry Bryant,
Matt Bross. Kenneth McIver, Alfred
Prior, Ted Peters. Ted Morse, Elliott
Roberts. Jack Snyder. Robert and Guy
Shaw, Fred Woehner Alvin White, lie
roy Yeager. Roland Frost, Gerald An
dersch, Jack Fairfield, William Davis,
Gordon Cottier.. Forrest Commos, Nicfor
Rowe, Oliver Gies, Paul Jordan. Frank
Glabb. Tommy Evans, Homer DuvaIl
Jack Dempsey. John Harris, Ebert
Dwyer. Eddie Dickinson. Bud Waddel.
William Hoag, Ray Hall, Arthur Nc
Mann, Herbert GRAPHICAL, Lawrence Muir
ply and Robert Luke.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
One O'clock Luncheon
Commitments Miss Cyr

Mrs. G. i. Flaherty gave a 1 o'clocl
luncheon Wednesday afternoon in honor
Of her sister, Miss Adine Cyr Of Mis-
soula, who has been her guest during the
holidays. Miss Cyr was accompanied to
Great Falls by her mother. Mrs. John
Cyr. They will leave today Sunday
to return home. The luncheon was served
At Mrs. Flahertys home, SIP Fifth
street north. Poinsettias were used in
decorating the luncheon table
The guests were Miss Gertrude Skin
ner. Miss Ruth Jarl, Miss Margaret
Johnson, Miss Jodilee Wren, Miss Ann
and Miss Dorothy Rector, Miss Theresa
and Miss Pauline Auerbach, Miss. Doro-
thy Strain Miss Sarah McNair. Miss
Frances Honoher, Miss Laura NJ. Sui
Ivan Of Butte, Mrs. Hiram F. Johnson
and Mrs Arthur Hamer.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Edited By
MAE PAULINE CHESNUT
Christmas Party Has
Atmosphere of FairyIand.

On Tuesday afternoon the home OF
Mrs. Ernest Wilson. S12 Second avenue
south. had the atmosphere Of fairyland,
with its Christmas tree and festooning,
when the hearts of IS youngsters were
made glad at a children's party. The
tiny guests sat at beautifully decorated
table and found themselves confronted
with little gifts attached to their place
cards. Lunch was served. Then follow
ed the numerous games dear to the child
ish heart. Before their departure, ice
cream and waters were served. The
guests were Grace and Carol Tuck,
Clifford Nichols, Bud Johnson, Mary,
Katherine, Bus and John Crabtree, Janet
and Bill Hunter, and Joe and Robert
Patton.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Gentlem ems Night
At Star BrlGae Club

Last Wednesday evening was Gentle
mems eight at the Star Bridge club and
the husbands of the eight women mem
bers of this club were invited guests for
the evening. The club was entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Terrill, 312 Third avenue north. After
an evening at cards lunch was served.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ
A. Ford, Mr. and Mrs. f. 4. Hubbard
Mr.. and Mrs. P. C. Silk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Major. Mr. and Mrs f. J. Stem,
Mr.. and Mrs r. E Peters. Mr. aud Mrs
Leonard Larson and Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
euce TerriII
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
HighWood Girls flostesses
At Surnrisa Party

The Misses Hazel Mcneil and Florence
Tobey, two popular Highwood girls, who
are spending the holidays with their par
ents from their college studies mt the
Helena Wesleyan university. were hos
tesses at surprise party given them hv
q number Of their friends at the home of
the former in Highwood, Wednesday
evening The evening was spent in
games and at midnight supper was
Those present were: The Misses Regi-
no Jones, Alice Hawk, Hazel Buckmas-
ter, Florence Tobey. Hazel Mcneil. Eth
81 Buckmaster, Bessie Walker, Cora
Hodges. Frances Linhoff and Thomas
Gossack, Joe Finkle VERNE Carscrnon,
Robert MCGOWAN, Richard Lehman, Low
ell Raymond, Richard Mead, Fred Walk
er, heith Raymond, Frank Gossack, Al
win Carscel!on. and Wayne Jonas.
Mrs. Mcneil was assisted by Mrs.
Lynch.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Farewell Surprise
For Miss ThOrnelv

Miss Doris Thornley, for the last few
years instructor of physical culture in
the Great Falls public schools, was the
honor guest at farewell surprise party
given at her home, 2515 Central avenue.
Tuesday evening. Games were played
during the evening and at IL o'clock
refreshments were served. Miss Thorn
ely left Wednesday afternoon for Cor
Wallis, Oregon, there to become assistant
professor of physical culture at the Ore
gon state agriculture college on Janu-
airy 3. -
The guests were Miss Jessie Lease
Miss Jeanette Wheatley, Miss Blanche
THORNLEY,, Miss Fay Cummings, Miss
Catherine Gone, Miss Mona Knight, Miss
Ruth Gonser. Miss Thelma GAYLORD, Miss
Alice Lease, Miss Ethel Timer. Miss
Anhabel Rodgers, Miss Dorothy Rector,
Miss Mary Schiller, Miss Gladys Luke,
Miss Wilma Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs Fred.
IAerie Thornley, and Miss Doris Thornley,
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Mrs. GrayhiII EntertalHs
Sunday School, Glass

Mrs f. L. Graybill entertained the
young women of her Sunday school class
OF the First Presbyterian church Sat
urday afternoon at q New Years party
&C her home 1915 Third avenue north.
Holly and other Christmas tokens were
used to decorate the rooms. The Young
women formed plans to do sewing for a
needy poor family in Great Falls and the
remainder of the time was spent in
games. Refreshments were served.
The guests invited were Misses Marion
Shouts, Katherine Arigan. Mae Layton.
Gertrude and Florence Gemberling.
Bessie Marshall, Eleanore Fergus. Dor
othy Jorgenson, Gertrude Shaw. Blodwen
Edwards, Title and Margaret 0sewood
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Evening Party ..
At Wilson Homo.

Mrs William H. Wilson entertained
few friends at her home, 1900 Four
teenth avenue SOUTH Thursday evening
complimentary to her daughter, Miss
Louise Wilson. The guests were carried
to and from the party by automobile
The evening was spent in music and
other social entertainment. A delightful
lunch was served at midnight.
Those present were Miss Wilson, Miss
Helen and Miss Margaret Trodick, Miss
I5orene Burks, Miss Mary Hickey, Miss
Edna Hogan, Miss Ina Bergstrom, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Holland. Or. Fred r
Foard and Mr. and Mrs, Wilson.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Novel Luncheon Given
For Illinois Guest.

A miniature frozen lake surrounding
tiny lighted Christmas tree formed the
table center piece at 1 o'clock luncheon
given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Erwin
A. Renter, at her home, 2125 Central
avenue, complimentary to her sister.
Miss Lillian Kocher, Of EIgin, Ill Christ
mas decorations in red and green were
used throughout the rooms. The place
cards and nut cups were of red and green
and favors of opera sticks Of red and
white marked the place Of each guest.
Mistletoe and smilax were twined about
the lake. A game of hearts and dice was
played, the head prize being won by Miss
Kocher, and the second by Mrs. J. #.
stem Later in the afternoon number
If readings were given by Miss Kocher.
Those present were: Mrs. George G..
Ripley, Mrs. Fl. +. Beers, Mrs. William
Adams, Mrs. j. #. Stem, Mrs. r, II.
Peters. Mrs. John G. Morrisette, Mrs.
Merlin 8lackenson and Miss Kocher. e.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Mrs. Ryan Entertains
For Miss Sullivan,

Mrs ]. NJ. Ryan, Jr., was hostess Fri
day evening at a pleasant party given in
honor Of Miss Laura NJ. Sullivan Of
Butte, at her home 1904 Third avenue
north. During the evening 800 was
played, three tables being in play. The
guests were MIR. and Mrs. ]. J. O'Ma-
hony, AIR. and Mrs. Leo McMeel Mr..
and Mrs ID. J. Ryan, Ed Ryan, Jack
Irainor, Miss Ann Coleman of Butte and
Miss Ellen Coleman of Chicago Haa
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
We So Club Has
GentIemen's kjgist

Husbands of the members Of the Wa
So club were honor guests at an evening
party given Thursday at the home IF
Mrs. j, $, Finley, Ill Seventh avenue
north Singing and cards were enjoyed
during the evening.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
). finlay, Mr.. and Mrs Harry Camp
bell, Mr. and Mrs. ]. l. Savage, Mr..
and Mrs. J. ]. Struck, Mr.. and Mrs. c
F. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas searIes,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walton Decker, Mr. and
Mrs. William Hazen. Mr. and Mrs. P. A.
Cassidy and Omar Halvorson.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Great Falls Couple
Married at Helena.

Miss Mabel Eckberg and Albert N.
Peterson both Of Great Falls, were mar
ried at Helena, December %, according
to word received by relatives in the city.
They are now spending their honeymoon
at Butte and other points west Upon
their return they will live IN Great Falls.
Mrs. Peterson for the last four years
has been employed as stenographer at
the First National bank she came to
Great Falls from Hutchinson, Mimi,
four years ago Her parents live at
Hutchinson
Mr. Peterson is the son of Mrs. Ida
Peterson Of 40 Tenth street north and
came to Great Falls in 1916 from Crook
ston, MINI. For time he was employed
IN the ticket office at the Great Northern
depot but for the last three years he has
been employed as clerk in the warehouse
at the smelter,
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Blue Monday Club
Entertains Husbands.

Tuesday evening in the Peacock room
Of the Park hotel the husbands Of mem
bers Of the Blue Monday club were en-
tertained at 4 dinner dance A six
course dinner was served ut n'rIocl,
Poinsettias aud holly were used as table
decorations. Music was furnished by
the orchestra at 9 O'Clock and dancing
continued until ! O'Clock Wednesday
morning As it was impossible for three
of the husbands of members of the club
10 attend the affair Tom Mackey, Al
Strobn and Leonard Diebl were invited
as substitutes.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs Her
bert Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mcknight,
Mr. and Mrs Chester G. Davis, Mr. and
Mrs. p. b. Snelson Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
Greeley, Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Smith, Mrs.
Webb Armstrong, Mrs. George Hurd.
Mrs. Joe Kaufman, Tom Mackev. Al
Strobin and Leonard Diehl.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Open House at
LonaeMay Home.

Miss Margaret Longcway. who is
spending the holidays III Great FAILS from
Mjssoula with her parents. DR.. and Mrs.
George +. Longeway. was hostess to a
number Of her friends Saturday after
noon at a New Years open house party
at her home. SO Third avenue north.
Dancing was enjoyed ana punch and
waters were served.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1921-01-02
Mrs. Puilin ...
EntertaIns Pupils.

Mrs. j. E, Pullin entertained her pupils
ard q few friends Wednesday afternoon
at her home, 512 Seventh avenue south.
Piano and violin solos were given By 1fr.
and Miss Lampman and musical numbers
were played by each pupil. Games were
played and refreshments served
Those present were: Ruth Dixon, Hu-
da HildnbEand, Scott Swiggart. Marion
Pullin, Charlotte Pullin, Mrs. J. Miller,
Margaret Voigts, Britastina Thelander,
Marjory Thelsnder. Winifred O'ReiIly,
Roberta Wool, Ruth KHssey and Grace
klissey