The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-06-16
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n Glasgow, Grand Master of the Cd
nd Fellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Markovich an
n: daughter Virginia were in town o
:, Thursday morning for medical atten
q. ton. Virginia was suffering with an
d. pendieitis and was taken to Re
n Lodge hospital where she was operat
ed on Immediately. She is making
IS rapid recovery.
Mrs. George Mcneil entertained
= number of friends Saturday evenin.
IN honor of Mrs. Laura OFT, Crane
> Deputy of the Rebekah assembly. Gov
: ers were laid for Mrs. Laura OFT. Mr.
, Schumacher of Glasgow, Mrs. William
i Beeney, Mrs. David Murray, Mrs. Ee
+, MeLuskie, Mrs. Robert Irvine ane
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcneil.
Among those attending the district
convention of the Rebekah lodges in
Red Lodge Friday were Mrs. Ella
Lord, Mrs. Mary Irvine, Mrs. Maude
Irvine, Mrs. David Murray. Mrs. Geo.
Mcneil, Mrs. William Tweedie. Mrs.
Pearl Thomas, Mrs. Ed MeLuskie,
Mrs. Barbara Mcdonald, Mrs. William
Beeney, Mrs. C. J. Barnes. and Miss
Barbara Mcdonald.
John Kastellitz narrowly escaped
losing his car Friday about noon when
It caught fire. He got into the car
and stepped on the starter and as he
did the engine became a mass of
flames caused by short circuit in the
7 i f+o..
ent ways to extinguish it, all of which
proved of no use, fire extinguisher
was turned on and the fire was put
out Immediately. The car was damag-
ed very little.
Jack Pettilin and Elmer Hennebry
Jr., narrowly escaped serious enjuries
Thursday evening when they were
struck by car. The two young lads
stepped from behind a truck on first
street and attempted to cross the
road just as the Maurich car was
coming down the street. It was impos-
sible to see the boys and had it not
been that Mr.. Maurich was driving |
slowly the boys would have been hurt. I
As it was they were only dragged
short ways and did not receive any
serious injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Seonfienza
entertained a number of friends Sat I
urday evening at dancing party COM
plimenting Mrs. Sconfienza, it being
her birthday anniversary. After sew
eral hours of dancing at the cabaret
they adjourned to the Morris Soon
fienza home where they enjoyed
games and lunch. The guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Bazine Sconfienza. and
Miss Agnes Ardissono of Red Lodge,
Vincent Chavatari of Butte, Mr.. and /
Mrs. Dominic Favero, Anita, Eva and
Josephine Traverse, Rose Naglich,
John Fekety, Stanley Laukaitis,
Madeline Sconfienza, Raymond Mike
sell, Hannah Sconfenza, Pete Ugaste
and Frances Sconfienza.
A very pretty bridge party was
given Thursday evening when Mrs.
R. M. Lord and Mrs. Joe Stacey en-
tertained jointly at the Lord home
The house was very Hastily decorated
in lilacs. Following an evening of
bridge a delicious lunch was served
by the hostesses assisted by Naomi
Youst. The guests of the evening were
Mesdames F. E. Richardson, A. F.
Christian, J. Harry Wright, Tom r.
vine, William Noble. David Mus ..,.a-.
49, - :, ellsworth, Frank Johnston, Alex
Hawthorne, J. Babcock, J. G. F. Sieg-
friedt, c. P. Hamrick, William Beeney,
J. G. Forney, Howell McKinnon, Mrs.
F. A. Sell of Billings, P. H. Gardner,
J. w. Reed, Isabelle Rue, A. F. Meld-
rum, of Billings; ]. P. Kane, Sam
Samarzich, Chris Kokat, George Reid,
and Mrs. Matson of Chicago.
Mrs. R. M. Lord entertained num-
Der of young folks at dancing party
Tuesday evening, complimentary to
her little house guest, Jane Morrill, of
Sidney, Montana. Following an en-
joyable evening at dancing at the
cabaret, lunch was served The
guests were Louise Wadsworth, Mary
Kastelitz, Jane Morrill,, Jean Pride,
Janette Young, Emaline and Madeline
Verhaeghe, Gladys Newly, Madeline
Becklin, Irene and Pearl Brown, Eva
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Tweedie, Myrtle Wadsworth, Winni-
fred Hennebry, Sibyl Christian, Helen
Marshall, Annie Laukaitis, Francis
Johnson, Dean Forney, Norville and
Vincent Besinque, Robert and James
Murray, John Van, Frank Develle,
Bill Dempster, Woodrow Mikesell,
William Marshall, Stanley Laukaitis,
Leo Poderjay and Verne Price.
A farewell party was rendered Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Richardson Wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Sam
Samarzich. The hostesses of the eve
ming were Mrs. Alex Hawthorne,
Mrs. Phil Gardner, Mrs. Sam Samar- !
zich, Mrs. Chris Kokat and Mrs. John ,
Kane. The evening was spent playing :
bridge followed by lunch. G.. P. HAM
rick received the high score. At the
close of the evening a gift was pre- !
sented the honor guests. Those attend
ing were Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry )
Wright, Mr.. and Mrs. William Noble,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnston, Mr.. 7
and Mrs. J. Babcock, Mrs. R. M. b
Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Hamrick, p
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Richardson, Mr..
md Mrs. Alex Hawthorne, Mrs. J. G. il