The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-12

A large number OF girls from INT
Montana State college gave a pro-
gram az the Presbyterian church here,
under the charge Of Miss Keturra
Tibbles. After the program the girls
were taken to the home OF Rev. and
Mrs. Orr and treated to refresh
mnts.
Mrs. Jean Penwell entertained the
members of the Belgrade Luncheon
Card club at her ranch home, at Fen
welton. Following a delicious lunch
con, the afternoon was spent with
cards. High score was won by Mrs.
E. L. Heidel. The invited guests in
Guided Mrs. Robert Dunn, Nrs. J. D.
c. Wipf and Miss Florence Penweli.
The "old" teachers of the Belgrade
schcol i entertained the new teach
ers at a supper at Three Bears Inn,
up Bridger canyon. A very pleasant
evening was enjoyed by all, as vas
also the trip up there. The new
teachers are, Miss Olive Mckay, Mrs.
Aurelia Britain, Miss Neva Pags, Miss
Edra Schenk, and O.. X. lIoe.
Mrs. Ida Thompson is visiting the
Misses Eta and Ella Hall for a few
days while on her way to Waller,
Mont, to visit her daughter. Mrs.
Thompson is well known in town,
having spent a couple of winters here
with her daughter, Miss Mary ThOmp-
sen, a teacher in the high school.
A message was received by Charles
Mcdonald of the death by accident, OF
Boone Kennedy, at Usage, Wyoming
Particulars concerning the accident
have not been received. Mr.. Kennedy
was born and raised on the ranch now
owned by j. W. Courtney. At one
time Mr.. Kennedy ran a butcher shop
here. He is we'll known throughout
The valley.
The Sweet Pea Rebekah lodge met
at the l. 0. O. F. hall on Thursday
evening, with a very good attendance.
Mrs. Palmer, delegate to the Rebek-
an assembly IN Helena, gave her re-
port which was c%reatlJ enjoyed by
all. The gentlemen attending the as
sembly of the Grand Lodge at the
same time, spoke CT their trip.
a very pretty Halloween luncheon
was given by Mrs. 2. p. Stanton and
Mrs. F. c. Harrington, at the Stan
ton home. Tie rooms were darkened
and luncheon was served at tables
lighted with candles. Following the
luncheon, cards were played. Six ia
bles of bridge were in play and high
score went to Ms. J. d. c. Wipf; and
three tables Of five hundred were at
play, with high score gcing to Mrs.
Lima Miller. Mrs. Hines. Mrs. Pieda-
lue and Mrs. Jensen, al OF Bozeman.
and Mrs. Frank Cassidy of Helena
were out-of-town guests present.
The Belgrade W. c. T. U. held its
regular meeting on Wednesday at
the home of Mrs. Mayme Hoffman.
Mrs. D. P. Stone presided over the
meeting and Miss Ella Hall had
charge of the devotionals. Mrs.
Stone read a clipping from Mrs. Gil
christ of Long Beach, Cal, a forme.
resident Of Belgrade. Mrs. VIII
Hough, treasurer, was instructed t.
send for blotters which will be dis
tributed in the schools. The program
with the topic "The Long, Long Trail
Leads First to Wcrld Peace, Second
to Pure Living, Third, to Annihila.
ton Of the Liquor Traffic" wa II
charge of Mrs. Orr. Three high schoo
girls, who had written essays on How
the United States Can Prevent Futur,
Wars" and had received highest
marks, read their papers to the la
dies. The girls and their prizes re
ceived were as follows: Gladys Spain
$500; Winnifred Hoffman, $500. anC
Louise Fitman, 500. Thanks wer,
extended to Miss Mckay who hac
charge of the writing and also to tn
committee acting as judges. The rex
meeting will be held on December
in the church basement and will be
social meeting.