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Arizona republican., 1922-04-19

mering and levering with her jack
knife she had the stonecut.
AS she released the foot from be-
tween her knees and Strengthened
her back, her gaze swept along the
back trail. The wash into which
Jack Murray had ridden was distant
not a half a mile.
She saw Jack MurrayS horse and
there was something queer about
the horses head. Whereas Jack
Murrays horse when it passed her
on the trail had been a sorrel Of a
solid color. the head was now Whitley
gray.
Ever since she and her uncle had
come to realize that someone was
rustling their cattle, neither of them
ever left home without field glasses.
Hazel pulled her pair from beneath
the seat cushion and focused them on
the looking horse.
Its a flour sack over the horses
head" she exclaimed. Il wonder
why Jack doesn't want him to whinny.
And where is Jack?"
Two minutes later she found Jack.
He was lying on his stomach in the
brush. Jacks rifle was poked out in
front Of him. Why?
A few minutes later that question
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
Society and Clubs

chairman; Mrs. R. E. Moore, Mrs. /.
j. Johnson. Mrs. Hal Prince, Mrs. f.
A. Mcdonald and Mrs. Vic Hanny.
Five Hundred-Mrs. C. o. Balm
bridge, chairman.
Tea-Mrs. A. C. Baker. chairman;
Mrs. ]. j. Wesley. Mrs. M. J. Burns,
Mrs. John Weber, Mrs G. H. Corri-
gan. Mrs Frank DeSouza. Mrs. John
Corners, Mrs. Adolph Tribolet and
Mrs. William Gleason.
Reception-Mrs. =. Payne Palmer,
Mrs. John J. McLoone. Mrs. Peter
Block, Mrs. j. n. Whitney, Mrs. John
G. O'AIalley and Mrs. Joseph Green.
Hostesses for the sections are:
Section Mrs John H. Page, Mrs.
James Horan, Mrs. J.. e. Rowlands,
Mrs. Lester Byron. Mrs. John Twohy,
| Mrs. Charles O'Malley.
Sections 2 and 3Mrs, Robert
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19

est and we won't have to be all the
time watching for him, said Elbby
Coon as he washed his dinner in the
Laughing Brook, for, you know. he is
verp neat and particular.
And he won't dare set any more
traps for me- gloated Billy Mink.
"Ah wish Brer Bear would go up
to Farmer Browns henhouSe and
scare Farmer Browns boy 50 that he
would keep away from there. 1t
would be a favor to me which Ah
cert'nly would appreciate" said Unc'
Billy Possum when he heard the
news.
Lets all go together and tell
Buster Bear how much obliged we
are for what he has done" proposed
jerry Muskrat
That's splendid ideal" cried
Little Joe Otter Wen do it right
away
Cav. cav. caw!" broke in Blacky
the Crow Il say. let's wait and see
for ourselves il it is true"
"Of course, it's true!" snapped
Little Joe Otter. Don't you believe
I'm telling the TRUTH"
Certainly. certainly. OF course, no
one doubts your word" replied
Blacky with utmost politeness. But
you say yourself that Farmer
Browns boy didn't see Buster Bear,
but only his footprint. Perhaps he
didn't know whose it was, and II he
had, wouldn't have been afraid. Now
I've got plan by which we can see
for ourselves if he really is afraid
of Buster Bear
What it is it?9 asked Sammy Jay
eagerly.
BIacky the Crow shook his head
and winked That's telling, said he.
II want to think it over. If you will
meet me at the Big Hickory Tree at
sun-up tomorrow morning, and get
perhaps / will tell you"
NEXT STORY - BLACKY THE
CROW TELLS HIS PLAN.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19

that had fallen from behind the seat
and hurried up to the blackboard.
Then he realized that Riley Tyler
had not told half the truth about
Hazel Waltons eyes. True, they We're
big and black and soft, but they were
deep too, deep as cool rock pools,
and they looked at you steadily with
straight look that somehow made
you wish that you had been better
boy.
You don't come in town very
often" was his sufficiently inane OBJ
servation.
Not very often" said she, and
smiled.
Billy stood quite still in the mid
die of Main street, with his hat off,
and looked after her a moment as she
drove away. Then he pulled on the
hat with a jerk and returned to
his packing case.
what did she say to your Riley
wanted to know.
'sNone of your business" was the
ungracious reply.
Riley crossed one knee over the
other. Il got eyes, 1 have. Oh,
mush and milk, loves young dream,
and when shall we meet again"
"Aw, shut up" urged Billy, and
showed his friend OIL the packing
case and went elsewhere hastily.
Hazel Walton, jogging along the
homeward way, was oyertaken by a
horseman. She returned his greet
ing, but scowled and made a little
face after his retreating back. She
did not like Jack Murray. She never
had.
IIa1al x,,<,,,dayad uUhare lack Mur-
ray was riding so fast. For it was
hot day. Her wonder grew when,
20 minutes after he had passed from
sight, she perceived by the hoofmarks
that he had left the trait and turned
into wash, a cul-de-sac ending
in a rock strewn, unclimbable slope
that was the base of Block Mountain.
Beyond the wash the trail wound
up the side of a hill. AT the crest
of the hill the off multi picked up a
stone. After 10 minutes hard ham,
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19

Metzler, Mrs. Phil Twohy, Mrs Frank
Brophy, Mrs. James Ryan. Miss
Gladys Kelly, Miss Mamie Kelly, Miss
Mary Ryan, Miss Verona Vanguard,
Miss Olivia Marquard, Miss Elinor
Lewis, Mrs. Richard Reid.
Section miss Ellen Hughes, Mrs.
A. H. Mcclellan, Mrs. Fred Weber,
Miss Dolly Franklin. Mrs. Phil CAL
lahan, Mrs. ]. j. Holldran. Miss Jo-
sephine Franklin. Mrs Tom Geare,
Mrs. r. e. McGillen, Miss Anna Marie
Luke, Miss Ellen Conway, Mrs. Leroy
IIadd. Mrs E. Pelletier, Mrs. Charles
Tribolet. Mrs. Charles White.
Section 5-Mrs. Peter Munich, Mrs.
Charles w. Suit. Mrs. e. A. Harring-
ton, Mrs. A. W. Leafgreen. Mrs. H.
c. Cavaness, Mrs. S. Denny, Mrs. J.
G. Hurley.
Section 6Mrs. c. o. Bainbridge,
Mrs. e. G. Stultz. Mrs. w. j. Kramer,
Mrs. J. J. johnson. Mrs Jack Stana-
land. Mrs. w. ]. Burns, Miss Stella
Bainbridge, Miss Victoria Ackel.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19

1t is guaranteed absolutely harmless
and sold at toilet counters every
where with the understanding that if
you do not like it they will refund the
fun price paid Just the moment
Derwillo is applied you will have a
complexion which will attract favor-
able comment everywhere. Get Der
willo and Liska cold cream and try
them today You will be astonished
at the quick results they give. Der
wiilo comes in three shades: flesh,
white and brunette.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19

cold, dry thor
oughly and then
apply that famous
beautifier. Derwil-
10, which is now
used by over one
million discrimi-
mating girls and
women, in place
Of face powder and
other beautifiers. .
It's the one beau
tifier which STAYS
on" and cannot be
detected. Perspi-
ration does not af-
feet it, nor will it
rub off on cloth
ing.
There is nothing
like Derwillo and
Liska cold cream
for sunburn. dark
sallow skin. tan
C o ars e pores
wrinkles and other
facial blemiShes.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
Needed at Dances
And the Sea Shore
(Aids to Beauty

Here. is a home treatment for
removing hairs that is quick,
painless and inexpensive: With
some powdered delatone and water
make enough paste to thickly COW
er the Objectionable hairs apply
and after or minutes rub off
wash the skin and ii will be left
soft, clear and hairless. This
treatment will not mar the skin,
but to avoid Disappointment, be
careful to get real delatone. Mix
fresh as wanted.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
MASKS 10 GUARD beauty

English girls employed in factories
and other places where there is
danger of acids, fumes and the like
discoloring the skin, have taken to
wearing masks to protect their
beauty. Above is shown one girl
wearing the costume the girls insist
be provided for them as a measure
of perfection.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
BUSTER BEAR BECOMES 4 HERO

The news that Little Joe Otter
told at the Smiling Pool how Farmer
Browns boy had run away from
Buster Bear without even seeing him
soon spread all over the Green Mead
ows and through the Green Forest
until every one who lives there
knew about it. OF course, Peter Rab-
bit helped spread it. Trust Peter for
that But everybody else helped, too.
You see. they had all been afraid of
Farmer Browns boy for so long that
they were tickeled almost to death
at the very thought of having some
one in the Green Forest who could
make Farmer Browns boy feel fear
as they had felt it. And so it was
that Buster Bear became hero right
away to most of them.
A few doubted Little Joe's story
One of them was Blacky the Crow.
Another was Reddy Fox. Blacky
doubted because he knew Farmer
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
Lura-A Tonic

For hennas first of ALL tonic for the hair thoush
il can be used to confer the ruddy gold color
that is so much desired.
However that was not. in the old days. the
primary or most important OF it nor is 1t today
Comparatively few women wish to changethe
color Of their hair. but every woman hopes TO
maintain its original fresh. natural tones.
This, LURA LIQUID SHAMPOO viii do.
Its most valuable quality is its tonic effect on
the hair and scalp.
Its use brings back the gloss and brightness Of
youth without altering the color of the hair in the
slightest degree unless the user so desires
It positively will not stain or discolor the scalp
or fingers in even the smallest degree.
We want you to try this marvellous redis.
covered secret at our expense.
We want you to prove. by use. the truth OF
every statement we have made
That is why we are offering free test bosale
Of LURA LIQUID S1AMPOO-hee for this
week only. LURA Henna Shampoo. oversize6-pz
bottle LURA Ideal Shampoo without Henna)
generous 6-oz. bottle. AT all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
How to Beautify
Your Complexion
BY Viola Dana

That clever little actress, Viola Dana.
who is recognized as an authority on
beauty topics. says THE best and
quickest way to obtain beautiful
rosy-wl1ite complexion is to cleanse
the skin at night when retiring with
Liska cold cream. In the morning
hattie with warm water, rinse with
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
OVERSEAS LEAGUE
To DINE THURSDAY

The American Women's Overseas
League will have its regular meeting
and dinner at o'clock Thursday
evening at the Grand cafe. All over
seas women are invited to attend,
whether or not they are affiliated
with the organization, and all men,
bers are urged to be present as inn
portant business is to be discussed
Heads of other organizations are
to attend the dinner and plans for
the cooperation of their orders with
A. w o. L. in the contemplated relief
work will be talked over and adopted
1t will also be arranged for the league
to hear MRS. b. Frank Mebane, splen-
did overseas worker during the war,
who will be in Phoenix during the
Good Roads convention.
Reservations can be made for the
dinner by telephoning 6270.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19

Lura Liquid
Shampoo will
be a source
of great JOY
to you and
your friends.
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
FREE TRIAL BOTTLE

The wonderful New Shampoo is here-the perfect
Lura Liquid Shampoo "a guaranteed
treatment for the hair and scalp
We strongly urge you accept this oneeek free test offer
for we know that tried Lura Liquid Shampoo viii
always be used for the beaung of your hair and keep
your scalp healthy The test FREE Cut out the coupon
below today and take it any of the dealers listed in this
announcement The benefits that you will derive from
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
CHAPTER ".

Now there" said Riley Tyler. star
ing at the driver of a blackboard, 'is
a girl that is pretty as a iii red
wagon, new painted"
Hazel Walton stepped into the
. blackboard, kicked the brake lever
and swung her team like workman.
Billy hoped across the sidewalk
and ran out into the middle of Main
street. He scooped up a package
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
This Free Bottle of Lura The New
Liquid Shampoo Will Bring Health
and Beauty to Your Hair
The rediscovered tonic of Ancient EQypt
The rediscoyered tonic of Ancient Egypt

XYToMEN of all time have sought 70 preserve
w and increase the beauty and lie OF their
hair-"W Womans crowning glory.
The ancient Egyptians were masters of the arts
OF the toilette, In age when physical beauty
was an object of religious worship.
For over 1000 years their wise men labored to
discover tonics that would increase and preserve
beauty.
With one exception, their beauty secrets are
lost to us. and that exception is now presented
to the women of America. In LURA LIQUID
SHAMPOO.
To the constant use Of Hcnna Tonic is def
nitely ascrbed the great beauty of the hair ofthe
Egyptian queens, which, after the passage Of CEN
tucs retains its lovely texture and glorious sheen
Brings Out the Clint
Lura has no equal as a shampoo. 1t is sweet,
cleansing liquid, is far superior to other sham
poos its strength lying in its solution which, being
made entirely from pure cocoanue oil and other
salutary ingredients. insures greater solvent of
greasy and oily matters that accumulate on the
scalp and in the hair. On account Of the strength
of the solution, you will get much quicker.
heavier and more cleansing lather than possible
with other shampoos. which at once makes your
shampooing expense very little One bottle of
Lma Liquid Shampoo will last many weeks.
We know of no similar product on the market
that combines henna and liquid soap In one
solution People Of refinement have discovered
that the prophylactic action Of this wonderful
preparation keeps the hair and the scalp clean.
pure and wholesome. Il stops itching. cools the
fcvered scalp and snparts marked sense of
cleanliness. So, be
assured. this prod
uct primarily is
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19
HOMICIDE JUsTIFIA8LE HERE

The Purist-It's simply maddening
to have a person say "ain't" when he
should have said isn't
The Other-Ain't it. though?
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19

NEXT STORY - BLACKY THE
CROW TELLS HIS PLAN
Arizona republican., 1922-04-19

cleanliness. So, be
assured. this prod
uct primarily is a
shampoo-not a
coloring or a dye
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Eta Stewart and Jack Bach. They
will return in two weeks.
Miss Gemberiing
Announces Engagement

At an informal evening given for
their sister by Miss Gertrude and
Gladys Gemberling Tuesday, Miss Flor
nee Gemberling announced her m
gagement to Arthur A. johnson of
Portland, Ore. Miss Gemberling is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. F.
Gemberling of this city. The marriage
will take place this month.
The guests Tuesday evening were
Mrs. F. L. Greybill. Mrs. Paul Thomp-
% the Misses Bess and Wayne Mar
shall. Miss Eleanor Fergus. the Misses
Dorothy and Noneeta Noble, Miss Alice
Gaylord. the Misses Anna, Lillian and
Gertrude ~Jorgenson. Miss Grace Bart
lett. Miss Inga Berkelo, Miss Marion
Shouts, Miss Gertrude Shaw. Miss
Blanch English. Miss Opal Smith and
and Miss Katherine Arigan.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Engaged Couple Honored
During Week

Miss Vera Offerman, Miss Constance
Sioblom and Miss Barbara Barnes were
Joint hostesses Monday evening at the
home of the latter. complimentary To
Miss Laura Hill and Kenneth Nelson.
whose marriage will take place the
tenth of July. One of the features of
the evenings entertainment was al
aluminium hunt. Wild roses were used
in the house decorations.
The guests were Miss Eleanor 81
mons, Miss Grace Gerber, Miss Laura
Hill. Merwin Jackson. Ray Gerber,
Frank Wren. Burwin Lawrence. Ken
meth Nelson, Mrs. X. s. Hamilton and
Mrs. Fred J.. Hill.
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followed by the bridal chorus from To-
hengrin. played by Mrs. William Emery,
a sister of the bride. The service
was read by the Rev. Paul Rohlfing.
pastor of the Trinity Evangelical Luth-
eran church Of Great Falls.
The bride wore a dress of white net
trimmed with real lace and silver slip
pcrs and hose. She carried a bouquet
of Ophelia roses and gladiolas. Her
bridesmaid. Miss Ruth Wilke. a sister,
wore periwinkle blue canton crepe.
Her bouquet was of white gladlolas
and white sweet peas.
At the wedding luncheon only the
bridal couple, relatives and a few init
mate friends were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jardine left On their
wedding tour for Glacier park and
Ranff. They will be at home in Great
Falls after July Is. in the Lexington
apartments.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Lorraine Gillespie
Celebrates Birthday

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ.
Gillespie. 1910 First avenue north. was
the scene of a merry gathering Sarur-
day afternoon. June "a. when their
daughter, Lorraine. entertained a group
of her little friends with a party. the
occasion being her ninth birthday. Part
OF the afternoon was spent with games.
Little Miss Frances Snyder entertained
with a dance and Lillian Albright ard
Lillian Wilicomb gave piano selections.
The birthday refreshments were served
On the porch.
The guests were Lillian Albright.
Grace Bachelor. Mildred Bowman
Kathryn Hull. Alice Williams. Marion
Weisner, Maybelle. Lillian aud Betty
Willcomb. Esther Cobb, Robert Holt.
William Holt. Donald Dehon. Lorne
Harris, Jack Pope and Billy Gillespie.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Mrs. Smith Has
Twenty-Five for Luncheon

Mrs. LaRue Smith gave a beautifully
appointed luncheon Saturday noon at
o'clock at the Hotel Rainbow. The
centerpiece was a basket of pink pc
onics and blue larkspur. The guests
numbered twenty-five.
They were Mrs. I. w, Church. Mrs.
C.. f. Kelsey, Mrs. W. T. Burns. Mrs.
Webb Armstrong, Mrs. K. 3. Kelly,
Mrs. E. l.. Norris, Mrs. Clarke Smith.
Mrs. Charles Lowery. Mrs. Walter
Jensen, Mrs. II. l.. Beers. Mrs. Donald
X. Woods. Mrs. John Dickson, Mrs. +.
!. Adams, Mrs. w. W. Cheeley. Mrs. I.
Parker Eeasey. Mrs. Joseph Kaufman.
Mrs. Arthur Strain. Mrs. Warren X.
Toole. Mrs. O. +. Wadsworth. Mrs.
Robert Crowley and Mrs. w. L.
Greeley.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Four Share Honors
at Luncheon

Mrs. c. E. X. Vidal of Galen. Mrs.
r. J. Adams and Mrs. John Dickson
and Mrs. j. X. Hobbins, who has left
to make her home in Butte. were the
honor guests. Monday noon, at a lunch
con given at the Park hotel by Mrs.
c. u. Ladd. The guests were seated
at small tables and progressed after the
serving of the various courses. In
dividual c~enterpieces of red roses were
used in decorating. The guests num-
bered IS.
Mrs. Dickson and Mrs. Adams are
the house guests for a week Of Mrs.
Ladd and will return soon to the Baker
ranch at Highwood, where they are
spending the summer
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Celebrates Eighty-F ourth
Birthday Thursday

\ pleasant surprise party was rend-
cred, Mrs. Lindberg at her home
Thursday afternoon on which occa-
sion she celebrated her eighty-fourth
birthday. She was remembered with
a reading lamp.
Tose present were Mrs. j. .Arntson.
Mrs. l.. Moe. Mrs. j. Fagenstom. Mrs.
f.. Westerlund. Mrs. r. Hanson. Mrs,
3. Hanson, Mrs. G. T~urnquist. Mrs.
y. T. Peterson. Mrs. T. Berglund. Mrs.
A. Oslund. Mrs. 4. Hunson. Miss Man
ME Hanson and Miss Mildred Hanson.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02

ties of garden flowers. The brides
table in the dining room was entirely
in green and white. A silver basket
of white peonies, heliotrope and gladi-
olas combined with fern formed the
centerpiece. illuminated with white
candlesin silver holders.
Three wedding cakes, that of the
brides. the bridegroom's, and a large
heart shaped cake, ~ornamented with
handpainted roses, were cut and served
by. the bridal couple. The dining
was in charge of Miss Natalie Town
send and Miss Aileen Flannery. Miss
Katherine Giles and Miss Marjorie
Clark assisted in serving.
Mrs. Cummings is travelling in a
tailored suit of blue poiret twill and a
small black turbin. They will be at
home after July Is in Minneapolis.
Miss Longeway was born in Great
Falls and was one of the prominent
young society girls of the city. She
is a graduate of the Great Falls high
school and later specialized in a kim
dcrgarten course at Miss Sayward's
school in Philadelphia. from which she
was graduated in 10. For the last
two years she had charge of the kin
dergarten department Of the McKin-
ley school.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Entertain informally
Wednesday Evening

Wednesday evening. Mrs. Fl. J. Pep
worth WAS hostess with an informal
evening Of entertainment at her home.
1908 Fifth avenue north. Games and
dancing furnished the diversions Of the
evening. Refreshments were served al
midnight.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Z. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. Edga- Wilson.
Mrs. VI. ]. Monroe. Miss Lillian John
son Miss Jessie Brown. Adolph Erik
son. Michael Parchen. William Haefer
and Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Pepwortb.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Picnic Supper Given
at Arlington

Three carloads of young people left
the city Tuesday evening for a picnic
supper at Arlington in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Leverich of Salt Lake
City. who are visiting relatives in Great
Falls. and Mr.. and Mrs. John Cowan
Of Hobson. also guests in the city.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. BOYLE. Miss Vera Peterson. Miss
Edith Peterson. Miss Ethel Monroe.
Miss Christian Monroe. Jack Capesky,
Wallace Monroe, Paul Wiley and ?.
Swift.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Mrs. Carter Is
Hostess.

Mrs. II. J. Carter entertained the
members Of the Amigos club and sew
eral guests Monday evening at her
home, 100 Second avenue southwest.
Cards We're enjoyed during the eve
ming. Refreshments were served at
1880 o'clock. The meeting marks the
conclusion of the clubs activities for
the year.
Those present were Miss June Fer
ron, Miss Ethel French, Miss Esther
Carter. Miss Norma Ferron. Miss Eva
Ferron, Mrs. Lee Carter, Mrs. l.. A.
Harfer, Mrs. John Holmberg. Mrs.
Sidney Luft, Mrs. William Carter, Mrs.
John Shol and Mrs. II. J. Carter.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Entertain With Luncheon
Saturday Noon

Mrs. John :. Mckibbin and her sis
ter. Miss Gertrude Skinner, entertained
with a luncheon for II Saturday noon.
complimentary to their cousin, Miss
Katherine Longeway. who was mar
ried Wednesday. American Beauty
roses and fewer-few made an effective
centerpiece. White nut baskets TO
which were tied place cards for the
guests. among whom were Miss Longe-
ways bridesmaids, maid Of honor and
q few relatives.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Pre.Nuptial Dinner
Given for Bridal Party

Mr.. and Mrs. /. W. Church enter
tanned Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss Katherine Longeway and her
fiance. Hubert Cummings of Minneapo-
lis, at a dinner party at the Meadow
Lark Country club. The guests were
members of the bridal party and the
Longeway family. The table appoint
ments were carried out in yellow and
white with place cards and baskets of
yellow and white garden flowers.
Covers were laid for DR.. and Mrs.
A. f. Longeway, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Stallman. Mr.. and Mrs. II. ?. Raban.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Longeway. Miss
Isabel Brown. Miss Norma Flowerree,
Miss Margaret Longeway. Miss Ruth
Afflerbach. Miss Gertrude Skinner,
Miss Helen Warden, Miss Martha
Townsend.
George Teel. Ward Longeway. Alex
Warden. W. X. Flowerree, Jr.. i. E.
Vidal of Galen. A. W. Springhorn and
All Strobehn.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-02
Celebrates Second
Birthday

Mrs. Herbert NJ. Peet entertained
Saturday afternoon in honor of the
second birth anniversary of her small
daughter, Jane. at their home. 1904
Sixth avenue north. There were five
little guests and their mothers pre-
sent. Birthday refreshments, includ-
ing A cake with two candles were ser
we'd late in the afternoon.
Those invited were Joyce Adell
Boorman. Alice MAY Nordstrom, Phvl-
lis and Theodosia Sheidler and Junior
Engstrom.
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accompanied by Miss Ella Torrant and
Mrs. j. Torrant. Mrs. Torrant is a
relative of Mother Agnes of the Ursu-
line academy whom Miss Heaney will
visit in Chicago. Before returning in
the fall Miss Heaney will also visit in
Minneapolis.