The Bozeman courier., 1926-08-06

manager Of the Belgrade min. Baked /
ham and ice cream were added to
well-fiIled baskets, and a picnic sup
per enjoyed.
The Rev. and Mrs. R. W. Orr and
three children left by auto Tuesday
mcrning for Lincoln, Neb., where
they win join his brothers and help
their parents celebrate their golden 4
wedding anniversary. One brother /
drives from Boston and another |
comes from Pittsburg, Pa. Mr.. and |
Mrs. Robert Dewing viii occupy the |
Orr house while they are away.
Mrs. Fred Bessette was delightful |
hostess to number Of ladies who !
drove to her cabin in the Gallatin |
canyon, last Saturday afternoon, and
enjoyed cards after a splendid lunch
I con. Mrs. 7. j. Symmonds Of BOze-
man made high score, Mrs. Jean PEN
well second, and Miss Ada Beer
stecher third. An honor prize was
given to Mrs. F. T. Oberg, the party
being complimentary to her.
A picnic party held on the spacious
lawn Of the ranch home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hampton HecOx last Sunday,
was the occasion for nearly so rel
a'tives to enjoy the day, the honor
guest being Mrs. E. c. Birge Of Le-
Roy, Kansas, who has been visiting
for about six weeks in and around
Belgrade and Salesville, and who ex-
poets to leave for hcme next week.
She is a cousin Of Mrs. Hecox and
the McGuires.
= Nh, and Mrs. Edwin Stephenson
= entertained at dinner Saturday eve
! ming Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Stephenson
and three children, Of Nampa, Idaho;
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Crawford and chill
dren, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Taylor, all
Of whom arrived in town Friday, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Hoffman. The
Taylors left Sunday for Billings, and
the StephensOns and Crawfords fo1
I Yellowstone park, and from there
viii go home.
!, Passengers on the busses of the
Yellowstone Park Transportation
company passing through Belgrade
at ten o'clock Sunday morning were
given punches Of sweet peas, will
3 cards attached vOicing the cOmpli
= ments Of the Belgrade Chamber ot
Commerce, by the ladies of the Bel
s grade Wom ms club. Maps and in
. formation also were given. This i,
. the first Of the passengers coming
) over the Milwaukee railroad direc
from Three Forks to West Yellow
J J srtOne, going by the Gallatin canyon
. The beautiful arch, made Of DOugla
. fir, over the roadway near Sheel
8 rock on the other side of Spanisl
: creek, was completed during the pas
week, and is an added attraction t.
q the canyon. The ceremonies con
y nected with the opening of the Gal
e latin Way were held there after tn
q arrival Of the buses.
/ The w. c. 7. u. met Wednesday
July %, instead of on the regula
q date, August 4, at the ranch hom
T. Of Mrs. Robert Bryan, Is ladies go
ing out and taking lunch, which wa
"a added ito by Mrs. Bryan and Mrs. "
= j. Reeder and spread on tables unde
II the trees. After dinner the busi
i ness meeting was held with Mrs. I
P. Stone presiding. Discussion o
candidates for nomination was haC
g followed by election Of officers. A
n Mrs. Stone had said she could nc
h. take the office cf president an
n longer, having served seven and one
In half years, after some talk it was dc
. cided to elect two, Mrs. G. D. Grar
eT and Miss Eta Hall. Other officer
er chosen are: Vice president, Mrs. I
Is w. Orr; secretary, Mrs. Oscar Colc
man, and corresponding secretar,
en- Mrs. A. P. Knadler. Mrs. C. II. H
a. cox was elected press Representative
al and heads Of the cther department
IN viii be named as soon as the exec
IL tive board meets. Reports from eaC
ns department for the past year wei
- given. Mrs. C. H. Hecox and Mr.
es Oscar Coleman will entertain the fir
Wednesday in September, at the hon
sft of the former, and Mrs. G. M. Clal
N, win be leader with the topic ed
rs partmental Work."