The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-11-11

The Washoe Womans Club held
their regular meeting at the club
rooms last Wednesday. A Child We'll
fare program was presented by Mes
danes Shepard, Joyce William Free
man, Tom Freeman. and Beadle. Mrs.
Frank Daugherty was elected delegate
to the convention in Bridger to be held
November II. A musical program
followed the discussion on child well
fare. Miss Barbara Mcdonald sang
"Just Awearin For You. Mrs. T. c..
Pound and Mr.. A. F. Christiani rem
dered duet and a quartet consisting
of A. F. Christian, Mr.. Williams, Mrs.
7. C. Pound andn Mrs. Mcdonald sang
"Whip-poor-will".
DR.. and Mrs. j. C. F. Seigfriedt mar
rowly escaped serious injuries Friday
afternoon when their car overturned
while they were driving to Billings.
The accident occurred just few yards
out of Silesia. A tire blew out caus-
ing the car to swerve and before the
car could be controlled it had gone
over the grade turning over several
times. DR.. and Mrs. Seigfriedt es-
capped with only minor burises and the
car was unhurt.
The regular meeting of the Bear
creek Woman's Club was held at the
home of Mrs. T. E. Frasure last Tues
day evening. The subject of the even
ing was "Child Welfare. A paper or
that subject was read by Mrs. A. F,
Christiani. Mrs. T. E. Frasure and
Mrs. Elmer Price acting as hostess OF
the evening served lunch at the close
of the meeting.
The judges serving on the election
board here Tuesday were as follows:
First Ward, Mrs. J. P. Kane, Mrs
Frank Sconfenza, Mrs. Sam Samar-
SIGH, Mrs. J. Wilson Reed and P. H
Gardner.
Second Ward, Mrs. Howell McKin-
non, Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. Irvine
and Alex Hynds.
Third Ward, Mrs. Jules Besinque
Mrs. Tom Irvine, Tom Frasure and
John Mikesell.
A public card party was given Fri
day evening in Lodge Temple hall by
the Pythian Sisters. Eight tables were
in play during the evening. Mrs. Ben
Rosander received the prize for high
score and Miss Rosie Sconfenza the
consolation prize. Doughnuts and
coffee were served at the close of the
evening.
The Girls All Sewing Club met
Friday evening at the home of Mrs. D.
S. McCorkle. The evening was spent
playing various games followed by a
delicious lunch. The guests of the
evening were Margaret Elder, Frances
Kelsey, Ethel Kelsey, Mary Castellitz,
Madeline Becklin, Anna HASTE, Joan
Tweedie, Anna Maude Babcock, Glad
VS. Newly, Jean Pryde, Emaline Yer
hage, Myrtle Wadsworth, Louise
Wadsworth, Anna Korinko, Margaret
Laird, Rosalind Woodland and Heller
Marshal
On Tuesday morning in Red Lodge
occurred the marriage of Miss Janette
Byrnes and Tom Hammill of this city
Mrs. Hamill is the only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Byrnes. Sh'
has lived here practically all her life
and has a host of friends. They will
make their home here where Mr.
Hammill has employment.
| Among those attending the dane
at Bridger Friday evening from her
were Anna Thompson, Mr.. and Mrs
j. Babcock, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robel
!, Sarah Mcneil, Lucille Williams, Blu
ford Youst, Myrel Greenshields, Mar.
Lou Wright, Francis Gelhous, Ev;
Van Hooker, Gladys Rue, Joe Meyers
Ludwig Meyers, Vic Kotar, Joe Kota
and Will Cameron.
Dad Frasure entertained some o
his friends at dinner party Sunday
His guests included Mr.. and Mrs. 7
E. Frasure, Misses Elsie Wicker,
Marion Oakley and Grace Newly, an,
Messrs George Sucker and Charlie
Frasure.