The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1925-12-24

A very pleasing music recital wa
held at the Christian home by tn
pupils Of Mrs. Christiani. The hous
was very pretty in the holiday colors
and holly wreaths. The parents of tn
pupils were the guests of the evening
Delicious refreshments were served a
the close of the recital. The following
numbers were given:
Part /:
Duet-Turkeys March-Dolores Viii
liams and Mrs. Christian.
Solo-First Waltz-Henry Rae, Jr.
Solo-The Soldier Boy-Walter Sharp
Solo-The Rocking Horse-Margare
Currie.
Solo-Melody in F-Dorris Clark.
Part 2:
Story-The Same Princess.
Playing in The Garden-Ernest Reed
The Royal Review-Sybil Christian
The Count Ball--Sybil Christian.
On the River-Sybil Christian.
Fairy Bells-Wilbur Reed.
The Horns of Elfland-Wilbur Reed
Scamper by Moonlight-Wilbur Reed
Happy Ever After-Sybil Christian
Part 3:
Vocal Solo-I Heard You Pass By
Barbara Mcdonald.
Piano Solos-Serenade - Ripping
Water-Edith Freeman.
Piano Duet-Folk Dance-Jack Price
and Dorthea Foster.
Piano Solos-Bohemia Dance-Medi
tation-Dorthea Foster.
Solo-Constant Devotion-Jack Price
Duet-Dance Rustique-Helen Forney
and Mrs. Christiani.
A double header basket ball game
was played Thursday evening at the
high school gymnasium between the
local teams and the Belfry teams.
In the boys game Bonovich and
Freeman tied with eight points each
Fast playing was shown by the local
team throughout the game and at nc
time was victory uncertain. The first
half ended 81 to 0 in favor of the Local
boys and the final score resulted in
80 to in favor of the local quint.
Belfry's lineup was as follows:
Jack Harkins, center, captain of the
team; Yutaka Ishibashi and Bob Ster.
ling, forwards; Bob Simpson anc
Quinton Stober, guards.
The girls game was also an easy
win for the local team, the score being
20 to 6. Belfrys linep was as follows
Lucille Linn, Florence Simpson anc
Helen Harkins, forwards; Cora John.
son, Ruth Linn and Joann Sterling
Guards.
Miss Catherine Doughty refereed
the girls game and Lou Peterson, Of
Red Lodge refereed the boys game.
The high school held their Christ
mas program Friday afternoon at tn,
high school. A radio program wai
given which consisted of the following
numbers:
Reading ........................ John Cameron
Tanor Solo Phil Noble
Talk from Santa Claus Alex Mcbride
Piano Solo ,................. Gladys Reec
Christmas Carol ...-... Senior Class
The program announcer of the af
ternoon was Phil Noble. Following
the program, gifts were exchanged
and each one present was given bag
of candy. Dancing took up the rest o.
the afternoon, after which deliciou,
lunch was served. The guests Of tn,
afternoon were Mesdames Ben Foster
John Reinhart, George Race and Et
Garrett.
Miss Helen Hauck entertained tn
basket ball girls at fudge party OF
Thursday evening at the home O
Miss Wayne Irvine. The evening wa
spent in dancing and candy making
Those. attending were the Misses Kat
Laukitis, Nell Kane, Janette Murray
Mayme Irvine, Anna Passick, Jeal
Alexander, Gladys Rue, and Eliza
beth Mcneil.
Albert Pike Lodge A. F. & A. N
held their regular election of officer
last Monday evening at Lodge Tempt
hall. The following officers wer
elected for the coming year: Ale
McBeth, Worshipful Master; Ton
Frasure, Senior Warden; Howell Nc
Kinnon, Junior Warden; Fred Chris
tiani, Treasurer; ]. Harry Wrigh
Secretary.