The Bozeman courier., 1927-06-17
BELGRADE
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Mrs. Ed. Stephenson entertained the
afternoon bridge club Thursday.
Allen Blair, of North Carolina, is
a guest at the E. S. Newbury home.
Mrs. w. E. Barnard was week end
guest of Mrs. Fred Bessette at her
cabin up the Gallatin canyon.
jay Hoffman returned Sunday from
Harvard college, in Massachusetts,
where he has been a student the past
term.
Mrs. Howard Griswold and family
had as their guests Friday and Satur-
day her mother, Mrs. Matt Anderson
Of Helena.
Friday Misses Ella and Eta Hall
viii entertain for Mrs. Beck, nee
Thompson, a former Belgrade high
school tacher.
Miss Mildred Hale, who has been a
student at Montana State college, has
returned to her home near Belgrade
for the summer vacation.
o. X. Moe enjoyed visit from his
brother, Nels Moe of Plentywood,
several days last week at the c. H.
Mcdonald home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Olsen were bus
mess callers in Bozeman Monday
afternoon. They were accompanied by
her mother, MRS. Barbour.
Mrs. William Fucsh and daughter,
Tmogene, accompanied her father, /.
s. Murry, to Willow Greek Sunday
30 visit relatives.
Miss Lillian Stone, who has been at
tending college in BOzeman, and her
sister, Miss Lulu, who has been in
high school, have returned to spend
the summer vacation.
The vacation Bible school of the
Presbyterian church, with Rev. and
Mrs. R. w. Orr and Mrs. S. c. Allen
as teachers, opened last Monday with
: large enrolment.
Mrs. Laura Ferney and Miss
Blanche Ferney entertained the NJ. G..
r. club at their south side home, We'd
nesday evening, cOmplimenting Mrs.
Chester McKibben of Medford, Ore
gOn, formerly Miss Juanita Ferney.
Mrs. Myrtle Hartung of Dickinson,
North Dakota, was in town a few
days the past week, a guest of Mrs.
J. A. Bessette. She stated that Mrs.
Ruby HaTtung had been sick during
the winter, but was better at present.
The services at the Baptist church
Sunday consisted of a program given
by the children, as this was the an
nual Childrens' day. Songs, recita-
lions, flag drill, and a playlet were
all well rendered.
Mrs. D. S. Blair, of Baltimore, ar.
rived here Sunday afternoon, and will
spend the summer with her sister
Mrs. c. J. Beerstecher, and brother, E
4. Stiefel. Her grandson, Allen Blair
accompanied her.
Mrs. Robert Bryan, who has beer
81 Helena with her son, George, wnC
was operated on for an acute attacl
Of appendicitis, returned hame Tues
day and reported him as getting along
nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Hollister VIII,
have been visiting at the home of he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Taylor
we're present at a family reunion las
Sunday. Mr.. Hollister will go t
Chicago to take a course in medicine
and his wife will join him in August
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Taylor, wh
nave been guests of Mr.. and Mr.
Harley Stephenson for the past tw
weeks, left Sunday for the west coas
They will visit in San Francisco ar
other California cities before return
ing to Jordan, where both are engage
30 teach the coming term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Robinson had {
dinner guests Tuesday evening M
and Mrs. Walter Gilmer, Mr.. and Mr.
Leslie Foerschler, Mr.. and Mr.
Wayne Barnard, Mr.. and Mrs. Re
Angel, E. L. Heidel, and Mrs. F.
FOerscnleP. 1t was the seventeen
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Robinson.
Services for the Presbyterian Su
day school for Childrens' day, and
the regular morning services we
held at ROckhaven Camp up the CT
latin, Sunday. In the afternoon Re
Il. J. Klemme of Bozeman gave t
sermon, and was assisted by RI
Feeley of Manhattan. On account
the cold weather the services were
doors. A picnic lunch was enjoy
at noon.
Mrs. R. L. Towne entertained at t
delightful parties at her home
Quaw boulevard, one Thursday aft
noon, and the second Saturday.
house was prettily decorated in spri
flowers. High score Thursday W,
TO Mrs. G. R. Grogan and on Sat
day to Mrs. Jean Penwell. TIL
tables played each dav after dali
luncheon had been served.
A number of Rebekahs and
Fellows of Belgrade joined those
Manhattan Sunday, going to
Christian church at Central Park
attend services. The Rev. Burhl [
pin gave a fine talk on Odd Fell
ship, and during the first part of
services a Bible reading was given
Mrs. Albert Whitney, a uantom
with Mrs. Whitney at the piano
Miss Pearl Miller singing; a vocal
by Jess Robinson, and the commur
service was partaken of by the
gregatiOn. Those going from
grade were Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Ro
son and daughter, Ruth, Mr.. and
w. ]. Reeder and daughter, Virgi
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. d. Grant, Mrs
II. HecOx, Mrs. Mary Stucky, Mrs
E. Hutchings and Miss Ethel Hu
ngs, and Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Sch,
Chester Gilpin, son of the minis