The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1926-11-12
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Mrs. Parker Stone was a business
visitor in Bozeman Tuesday after
A0on.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Hecox attended
Eke show in BOzeman Sunday eve
ming.
Mrs. Walter elmer was hostess to
the Baptist Woman's Helping society
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Sandiland and son, Lloyd,
spent Tuesday with her mother, Mrs.
Lily Story, in BOzeman.
Rev. Burhl Gilpin Of Butte was in
Central Park Sunday and held ser
vices at the Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Gilmer enter
Gained a few friends at cards at their
home in west Belgrade Friday eve
1ing.
Mrs. Fred Bessette entertained the
Bridge Luncheon club at her apart
ments in the Electric hotel Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. C. w. Coon entertained the
Afternoon Bridge club Thursday at
her home on Quaw boulevard. High
score went to Mrs. John L. Taylor.
Mrs. W. P. Porter and Mrs. R. B.
Hubbard were hostesses to the M. G.,
r. club last Friday. Miss Jeff, Mrs,
Wilbert Harrer and Miss Ruth Har-
Fer were invited guests.
Mrs. A. P. Stone was hostess 10
. couple of parties at her home west
Of Belgrade recently, cards forming
the diversion for the afternoon, fol
S0wing a delicious luncheon on each
day.
Mrs. John Breshear entertained the
adult class of the Baptist Sunday
school at her home in west Belgrade
Wednesday evening, serving light re-
freshments after the disposal of bust
9eSs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Biggs have
moved back into their home on Quaw
boulevard, having had the house done
over inside and out. Mrs. Biggs is
fully recovered from her recent i'll
ness, during which time she was with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Pavey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Trimble, the
latter a daughter of Mrs. Arthur
Knadler, and their daughter, Max
ine, who spent the summer at the
Knadler home, have gone to Saw
&alle, Calf, for the winter. They
may return here next summer.
Mrs. Caroline Dutro celebrated hel
seventy-seventh birthday recently a
the home of her daughter, Mrs. A
P. Knadler, who gave a dinner will
= large cake as the centerpiece. The
cake was decorated with the appro
pirate number of candles. Mrs. Du
no was thoroughly surprised.
Those from Belgrade who went t.
Manhattan Wednesday evening, No
vember 8, to attend the regulas ses
sion Of Sweet Brier chapter o. E. S
were MI. and Mrs. Frank Heeb, Mr.
S. c. Allen, Mrs. Roy Hubbard, Mrs
r. W. Orr, Mrs. C. H. Hecox, Mr.
A. Parker Stone, Mrs. Laura Ferney
Mrs. I. P. Diefenderfer and Mis-
Blanche Ferney.
The Presbyterian aid society me
Thursday afternoon in the churc
parlOrs. Two comforts were tie,
Airs. C. E. Stephenson presided {
the business session. Committee
were appointed and plans complete
for the annual chicken pie supp'
next week. Misses Eta and FL
Hall served light refreshments
the close.
Mrs. John Kahla entertained Il
members of the World Wide guild f
her daughter Florence, Wednesday
last week. About twenty-seven we
preesnt. Nine new members we
taken in. The young people plan
sending a Christmas box to Chin
Ruth Robinson, who was delega
from the young peoples organizati
TO the Baptist assembly in Mill ca
yon, south of Livingston, last su,
mer, gave. her report. A playlet "
given by several girls. Delicious
freshments were served by Mrs. Ks
"a.