The Carbon County chronicle. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1924, 1924-05-02
Especial to the Chronicle)

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The Misses Mae Halfcare, Anne
Lundberg, and Catherine Doughty
were shoppers in Red Lodge Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Gardner. Fred
Gardner, and DR.. j. C. F. Siegfriedt
went to Billings yesterday to see the
play sally" They returned home
today.
The local Camp Fire Girls were
hostess Friday evening to the Red
Lodge and Belfry Camp Fire Girls
and the local teachers. Owing to the
bad weather only one girl, Margaret
Anderson, was able to attend from
Belfry but a large crowd attended
from over the hill. The evening was
spent in dancing and playing various
games until midnight when dainty
and appetizing lunch was served.
A farewell party was given at the
Paremba home Saturday evening in
honor of the Paremba boys who left
for the east Monday. Dancing was
the amusement of the evening after
which refreshments were served. The
guests were: The Misses Dorothy
Wadsworth Mary Sarich, Anna Fran
ces, Eva Vjazanko, Anna Pasik, and
Mrs. Moselle and John Reed, Victor
Kotar, Joe Vjazanko, John Pramba,
Ed Henley, Clarence Wadsworth, God
frey Shimisack, Nick Sarich, Heins
Laird, Alex Mcdonald, Bill Tweedie,
John Hunter and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Frankovich.
Mr.. Andrew Peramba and his three
sons, Steve, John, and Andy left Mon
day for an overland trip across the
country to Pittsburg. From there
they will go to New Jersey where
they expect to locate. Mr.. John Ham
i'll and son, Jim and Mr.. Wyatt and
his three sons left the same day for
Illinois where they vi make their
future home.
The Senior play 1.-TWO Burglars
will be given at the Happy Hour
Theatre Friday evning also a matt
nee in the afternoon. A great deal Of
time and preparation has been given
it and the public will be given c rare
treat in the way of home talent. Much
credit is due to Miss Florence Ben
son who has given all her time to
the play.
Quite large delegation from here
went to Red Lodge last Friday even
ing to help the Odd Fellows and Re-
beccas celebrate their anniversary. A
very elaborate and entertaining pro-
gram was rendered and afterwards
dancing and card playing were in
dulged in until the wee small hours
A bountiful supper was served during
the evening. Those in attendance
: from here were: Messrs. and Mes
danes VIM. Mcdonald, John Nc
Donald, McKinnon, Thorn, Irvine, Nc
Clusky, Henry Rae, Jr., Henry Rae
ST., Murray, Hamilton, Beaney, Nc
, Neal, Spinner, Camp, Young, Pryde
! Frasure, McBeth, Cunningham, Nc
Kee, Becklen, Arvin and Mesdamel
Shrine, Peterson, Drepps, Irvine, Girls
) man, and Cummings, and the Misses
Q Alta Gosnell, Lola Haviland, ans
' Barbara Mcdonald, and Carl Peterson
VIM. Owns, and Jack Bone.
5 A farewell surprise party was Civ
' en- Mrs. Bert Norris at her home OF
b Tuesday evening, when large mum
t Der of her friends gathered to spen'
the evening at cards. Luncheon wa
: served at midnight. Those presen
:. were Mesdames Straight, Spinner
t Kane, Gardner, Warner, McKinnor
r Price, Babcock, Arvin, Camp, Frasure
e Cummings, Forney, Causey, Lord
Richardson, and the Misses Benson
( halfacre, Lundberg, Doughty, Lund
S berg, Harting, Solozo, Anderson, an
: Alta Gosnell Mrs. Norris leaves tn
first of the week for Milwaukee wher
}, she will join her husband who is at
tending an engineering school at tina
d place.
The first annual celebration of Pas
e Masters night was observed on Mon
o day night of this week by Bearcreel
e Masons, the program being in charg
Of DR.. J. G. Forney, Alex, Fairgriev
!, and Andrew Currie, the three pas
J. masters of Albert Pike Lodge No. 10
A. F. & A. M. Work in the M. N
+ degree was exemplified by past mas
e tiers of the several lodges represented
a fine supper prepared by Mrs. For
:, ney, Mrs. Currie and Mrs. M. Doyl
= was served at eleven o'clock, and thi
J. was followed by program of singing
e and speaking. Short talks were mad
e by G. A. Jeffrey, M. B. Pay, 0. ]. Sim
mons, DIR. Knute Holmgren and H. A
Simmons, of Red Lodge, E. W. Marvin
o H. B. Pierce, and e. w. Talmage, o
Joliet, E. A. Anderson and H. G. Rid