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card party given by Burnside on April
81 netted Il substantial sum as proven
by the financial report
National and department general
orders were read by the secretary,
Miss Jennie Hamilton. particular
stress being laid upon the celebration
of Flag day. June H.
Burnside was honored by a visit
from Mrs. Lizzie Basset. department
president; Mrs. Carrie ii. Doyle. de-
partment color bearer. and Mrs Caro-
line Curry, past department president.
The Woma,i'~ Club of Bethesda held
an executive board meeting, when
final details for the laying OF the
corner stone of the new club building
were discussed. Tte ceremonies Will
take place May - at 3 pm at the
club property in Sonoma. ON this
day, Charter day. the club viii cole
bate its sixteenth birthday, and aDpro-
pirate ceremonies will mark both oc'
casions. 1t IS particularly fitting That
the laying of the corner stone should
be done at this time, because it marks
in Il very definite way tho growth ot
the club iii the community.
Because this viii he the first WON.
ans club building in this county, it IL
an especially noteworthy event. and
every president of every woman $ club
in the county has been invited to he
present, The Monans Club of BE
tlCSda was OYganfZpd for civic better
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program from the old masters as
well as modern numbers. Mrs. Clyde
Asher. who is the hostess. will be as.
sisted by Mrs, Edmund Horgan and
Mrs. Edwin G.. Nourse
The book review section will meet
at HIS O'Clock Wednesday morning
and that evening the class in adoles-
cencc will hold q meeting
On Friday afternoon ut 4;30 o'clock
the club will give a reception in honor
OF the retiring officers of the executive
committee OF the Washington branch
uf the American Association Of Uni
Fer~itr Women
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Daughters of the Union Veterans Of
The Civil War. Ellen Spencer Mussey

rent. No. i. Mrs. Kathryn Rahn.
president presiding, with Miss DOYLE
ana Mrs. Lizzie Bassett substituting
for absent members. met recently. Sew
efal membership applica tions were
read.
Announcement was made that the
regular services will be held at Ar.
nngton at the Tomb of the Unknown
Soldier the first Sunday in June.
rams were made for decorating the
graves of Gen. Mussev husband Of
the sponsor, Ellen Spencer AIussev
ana that of Col. Joyce, a past and
honorary member of the tent
Comdr Il. ID. Godfrey, adjutant of
hlt carson Post. invited all the allied
organizations to attend the memorial
services, June 2, in the G.. A. r. Hall
Tor the comrades who passed on dur.
ing the last year.
Inc offlcers and members OF the tent
are also invited by Mrs. Olive c. ,Jobu.
son, president of Grant Circle. No,
10 attend the joint memorial services
~ dfant Circle, No. l, and Abraham
Lincoln Circle, No. 3, in the rot11nda
ol the Capitol at o'clock,
tlfty dollars was donated tn tbo
Grand Army of the Republic for dec.
orations for May 30.
y letter Of thanks was read for tho
Red Cross donation Of $50 for the flood
sufferers. NV"
burnside Corps, No. 4, W. II. e.
met May IL with its president Miss
All1ld NJ. CIauSer, in the chair rrL
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ChilIum District Study Cmb-T

.ChilIum District Study Club.-Dele-
gates from this club TO the annual
meeting of the county federation are:
Mrs Mabel l.. Tilp, Mrs. Viola Ran
dali, Mrs. NJ, G. Harman; alternates.
Miss Anna Gibbons. Mrs. Ruth r.
Waters. Mrs. Meta B. Hunt. The
president. Mrs. l.. Castle. and director,
Mrs. Julia l.. Drummond. will also at.
tend
The club recently met with Mrs.
Laura b. McHutchens of Bunker Hill
road, Brentwood. Mrs. AIcH1tchens
spent quite a little time in Florence
Italy, and told of her experiences
there. and serving a real Italian re-
past.
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ADlRONDACKS-LOCA IN KFENT- y
,l,, III neart OF Adlrondacks. turning at Hur.
l1cane corners. l mile from main Stats road
TO &c. Placld and saranac. House furnished .
rooms ana baths. water piDed from NOM.
,ai., spring setin center of 100 acres. Wool
ana ice supplied; comforts of real home
among scenes of gorgeous mountain bnantv
! r. Or Or terms, season or longer. apply PHILIP
SbLLItAN. 3o4 East 5Snd st.. New York
SUMNER HOME on BUzZARDS BAY
North Falmouth-~a rooms sleeping porch.
modern impts, apartment garage, Il acre,
trees. shrubs; was $50 900 now Si6O
Also summer rentals. +. i. LAWRENCE
SUMMER HOME ON WATER CHEAP;
changes resorts. avoids monotony. gives prl.
yacy and rest See adv. under Boats" Ad-
dress Box 16S-R, Star office
NEW FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW. BATH CON
crete basement porch. furnace. garage garden,
in large yard of occupied mansion house lawn
and garden kept gratis: located beautifully.
near mountains on Frederick Harpers Ferry
State highway. L. miles west of Frederick !:
$50 per month, furnished for Summer: less
by wear.
OLIVER Z. LINTON. Knoxville. Nil =
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ment, and during these years has
taken an active part in every move
ment for the good of the community.
Therefore, the officials located in BE
thesda have also been invited to par,
ticipate as well as the president Of
the Chamber of Commerce and the
president Of the Fire Board. This
new project in the Bethesda district
is going to mean much to this com
muuity. and every one whose interest
IS affected IS urged to attend
The program will consist Of the in
vocation by DIR, Parker. rector Of ~
Johns Episcopal Church; the "Ameri
cams Creed" by MIR. Page, and tho
laying of the corner stone with its in
closure. All the charter members
seven in all, Will have a part in the
ceremony. and the past presidents Will
be present,
The ceremonies will he preceded by
Il birthday luncheon To The guests and
members of the club at the home of
Mrs Elisha Hanson. in Alta Vista. n
short distance from the club property
from where the meeting will move
to the club property
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The Progress Club of College Park

This club at its May meeting voted
the sum of $25 for the flood fund of
the county Red Cross.
On Wednesday at S pm. st. An
drew's. Chapel, College Park. the mem
bers, their husbands and friends are
invited TO hear an address on China, .
by DR.. c. kunasson Young, secretary
Of the Chinese legation
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Lnnn,nrN lnunfv I.nlnrntinn

The Montgomery County Federation
OF Women's Clubs will hold it's twenty
second annual meeting at Glen Echo
Tuesday and will be the guests of the
Clara Barton Club. Right Rev. James
u. Freeman. II. H.. will he the prin
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and Oliver Owen Kuhn. president of
the Montgomery County Civic Fedora
ton, will address the meeting at the
afternoon session. Mrs. John l..
Aicock. president of the Maryland
State Federation of Women's Clubs,
will give Il short address In the
absence Of the president. Mrs. o. &.
Merrill, who is i'll Miss Estellc I.
Moore. vice president, will preside,
Reports of committee chairmen and
officers will be heard and the usual
annual business will be attended To
rhis will mark the last meeting Of the
eason for the clubs and an exceed
ngly large attendance is anticipated
The walking section Of The Amcri-
AN Association OF University Women
will meet at Chain Bridge station
cabin John line. at 3:l5 o'clock for a
walk along the tow path to Cabin
John. stopping at the home of Miss
Edna l.. stone for early supper.
The Monday tea will be q musical
ut which Zoe w. Watson will present
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RESORTS.
EAGLES MERE. Pt,
The Ton of the World

".InV feet above sea level. in IT,, .ts5t
~ the Allc@ianies tuear EaElesmerel. Wh
h1E" > Gr0uu uf illv furnished cottages,
complete with bath open fireplace ct.
S!50 90 f." four-bedrnom cottage. Pre-
Vatc estate gorgeous view. Lake Tor sw3nr-
miuc etc
JAMES G.. LEWIS
$50 Ed-mnut Ave-. chester IT.
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In the Mountains of Virginia

t3ryces hillside COTTAGES. near Orkney
VALLEY. turn west at Mt. Jackson, Va. Fine
roads A unique resort. Wonderful scenery.
THE call of the mountains" nature, good
food pure air. will reiuvenate you: ii acres
of Fairgrounds swimming pool, outdoor
anusements American plan. So 80 per day.
S12 so and SIS week. Booklet Mr. and
Mrs. WILLIAM r BRYCE. Owners, Post of
fees either Mt Jackson Macanie or Orkney
Springs Va.
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Phil Sheridan sVoman's Relief Corps.

No. d, met May II. Mrs. Addie Hick-
man, president, presiding. Mrs. Flora
c. Plumb and Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw
occupied the chairs of the absent
officers. Mrs. Marion Parker, secre-
tary read National General Orders
W. r. c., No. Z, and Special General
Orders No. /, and the Department
of the Potomac. w. r. c.. General
| Orders No. 2 and No. 3, Mrs. Ida
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON Auctoneers'
Trustees Sale of Two-Story
Brick Dwelling with Built-in
Garage, No. 1926 Trinidad
Ave. NE.

By virtue Of "A certain deed Of trust duly
recorded III Iiber 1ti41 folio ~ ct SEQ,
of the land records OF the District ot 70
Iumbia. and III the request OF the party se, ",
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees Will
offer for sale by pnblIc auctiom@ H. u 1r4nt % o.
he premises on THURSDAY. THE SECOND
DAY OF JENE. 1927. AT FIVE OtlOCh
y M the following described land ana prem
J-ps situate IN the District OF Columbia, 10
Wit: Lot f62 in Clarence H. Smais subd1N1-
sion Of lots in block T. Trinidad. as per plat
recorded in the Office OF the surveyor Tor the
District OF Columbia, III Liber 7S, At folo
.,tf. said block \ being now known Tor pnr'
poses OF assessment and taxation as square
1850 subject to covenants Of record. I'M
proved by q rooms tiled bath bulit-jh ga
rage dwelling. -, 49,,
FERNS OF sale: The above property will be
sold subject 10 a priur deed OF trust t9F
- 500 AT 6ia per cent due January T.
1929. balance $500 to be paid III cash.
balance purchase price secured hS q StS-
oud deed of trust to be paid !n moRthiS
nstAlllnpnts OF SUI or all cash over uuat,
at option Of purchaser A deposit - o%u}
REQUIRED of purchaser at time OF saIe. All
coliyeyanpsng. recording and notafiai lees ~
cost OF purchaser. Terms of sale 10 ne
complied with within 80 days from DAY %
sale otherwise The trustees reserve me FiRht
Ia resell the property at the fisk ana ,cost
uI the dcIaultn@ purchaser, alter I'VE Gays
advertisement of such resale IN some news"
p4p.r published IN the City OF Washington,
ID. &. ~ 49, ,,,,,v,
WILLIAM Z. ZiMNERMAE.
fgy'.2 dS.tt%. .eXSu&hui trustees.
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Prince Georges County Federation
Of Women'G Clubs.-The annual meet
ing will he held at BerWyn, May q.
ut the Presbyterian Church han, with
the morning session conVenlng at ~
O'Clock.
Two speakers are listed for the aft
ernoon programme. y. Lyon, aSso-
ciate editor Of The Evening star. ana
DIR. G.. kunagson Young, secretary OF
the Chinese legation,
The delegates will have the pleasure
Of wishing to the county president.
Mrs. j. Enos Ray. bon voyage for her
trip to Grand Rapids. as delegate from
Maryland to the national biennial.
One of the features of the program
will be the debut Of the County
Chorus, under leadership of Mrs.
Homer c. House, with Mrs. w. f..
Starr as accompanist. Several selec-
tions will be sung by the chorus in
threepart harmony. Those who will
sing are Mrs. J. Enos Ray, Chillum
Study Club; Mrs. w. Il. Thorne. Mrs.
Lucy Fuller. Current Topics Club of
Riverdale: Mrs. Charles Greene, Mrs.
Il. Power, Mrs. Il. w. Crisp the Prog
ress Club of College Park; Mrs. Paul
Smith, Mrs. i. w. Cawthorne. Mrs.
j. j. Orcutt. Mrs. Charles Stanton.
Mount Rainier Civic League and Mrs.
w. l.. Preston, Women's Club of Cot
tage City.
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MOVING. PACKING 4 STORAGE.
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Oldroyd, treasurer, gave "A complete
report Of the banquet which the corps
had given to the members of PhIi
Sheridan Post on April 10.
4 beautiful flag was presented to
the corps for use in its services ny
Conrade and Mrs. Convis Parker. aud
"A standing vote Of thanks was given
TO them for the two flags so gra'
ciously presented, A drawing was
held for Il ut,gIass bowl given by
Mrs. Hickman. the lucky one being
Mrs Caroline Curry. Comdr $. G..
Mawson. Comdr. ". NJ, Bobh. Col.
10. II. Oldroyd. Convis Parker. E. ID.
Godfrey and +. W. Bonney were
present. Plans are under way for
a basket picnic to be held at Cfesa-
poake Beach in the near future.
On May Is this corps presented TO
The school ut ForrestVille flag. do
mated by Comrade and Mrs. ConVis
Parker. A program was carried out
under the direction of George {. Stau-
bus. president Of the Civic Club. The
tag was accepted on behalf of the
civic Club by Commissioner Duvall OF
Prince Georges County, who made a
most excellent address The children
of the school gave a beautiful dem
onstraton of their patriotism ana
the comrades and members who at
tended this presentation were delight
fully entertained.
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Trustees Sale of Entire Stock
Of Hardware, Tools, House
furnishings, Paints, Brushes,
Oils, Glass, Fixtures, etc.,
Contained in No. 83l Az
Street S.W.

By whine of u .natteis deed OF trust. re-
corded n l.iber $3.50; folio l24 = Se9 one
Ina, and at the request OF the party secured
thGreby the undersigned trustees vii sci by
on FRIDAY. MAY THE TWENTY
SEVENTH. 1927. COMMENCING AT TEN
4 NJ. miscellaneous stock OF hardware
tools housefurHishings. paints. brushes, oils
glass window screen wire, garden tools cash
register showcases, iron safe. fixtures. etc.
The above will trat he offered As an en-
tretS and II u satisfactory bid Is not OBJ
t4ned ~lIl bc Immediately sold III detail
Terms Cash.
WILLIAM r. SHANNON.
CHARLES NJ WALLtNOSFORD.
Trgstes.
JAMES { WILKES.
Att} for paat} Secured UeutlAe Blds
~ =! ~ ~ l,}2J.2O
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CONTINUED from Tenth pagel
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I,etrllcti ions for the national rlfie
matches We're issued last week by the
ehieE Of the Militia Bureau OF the
War Department The national malch
period is fixed 70 extend IRON august
II 10 September is, both dates lhciu-
siYa. The members Of the teams are
authorized to participate from August
, nS to Septemler IS, and the range otti-
tnts will be required 10 participate Tor
The full period.
The system will be iuan@Uraled TINS
year, and IS 10 he followed in subse.
ouenr years. of issuing new rifles ana
1iStols TO the team members follow
lr.. the matches. to insure that the
teams WiH have new equipment To use
during the training season for the
matches next following Fifteen rifles
ana tlve pistols viii he issued - each
organization, and it is explained that
the issue of these viii be in addition
II the fifteen new rifles and five piS-
.ols 10 be provided each National
- Guard team by the National Board
for the Promotion Of Rifle Practice
lIp0n their arrival at the place desig-
na.cd for holding future national
matches.
\ school of instruction in marks
manehip for the National Guard has
been divided into periods. as follows.
Al. range officers will be given spe-
kial instruction during the period from
August II 70 IS. preparatory t. assist
ing in tho instruction Of the other per
Sonnel of National Guard teams dur
ing the period provided for No range
officer will lie excused from attending
this school Of instruction.
The school of Instruction in marks
manship for National Guard team
members will he conducted from Au
@ust 20 to September /, both dates
Inclusive All shooting members q
National Guard rifle teams present ii
camp Perry, Ohio. at any time durins
= MS period will be required TO attend
= Attendance IF toun captains ant
touches i& option
Ais National Rihe Asset.a t."r
ss-sls4gg.
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SUMMER HOMES

IsIrnsIde Corps, No. 4. ". II. O.
i May II with its president, Miss
IT. VI. CIauser. i'll the chair The
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PEN MAR. PA.
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Hawkins. Mrs. Nelson Webster, Mrs.
Harvey Ban and Mrs. Hancock.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-25
MRS. N. A. GORDON
dies At HOSPITAL

Mrs. Mary Ann Gordon, mother of
Mrs. E. ]. S. Moore of near Bozeman,
died at 11:15 o'clock Saturday eve
ming at the Deaconess hospital. Mrs.
Gordon came to Bozeman last June
from Long Beach, Calf, and had
been residing, at 4O1 South Third
avenue.
Funeral services were held Tues
day afternoon at the Presbyterian
church, and were largely attended.
The Rev. H. G. Klemme officiated,
and the singers were Mrs. Schwartz,
Mrs. W N. Purdy and Mrs. Howard
Welch, with Mrs. E. o. Holm as ac-
companist. The members Of the Beth
any Bible class, in which Mrs. Cor
don had been a faithful worker, at
tended in a body. The floral tributes
were many and beautiful.
Burial was in the Bozeman ceme-
terry. The pallbearers were C. N.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-25

Wood, T. F. Stevenson, M. r. wilson,
John M. Wylie, Fred M. Brown and
A. G. Berthot.
Mrs. Gordon was born July IL,
1855, at Brooklyn, Iowa. She COM
pleted her high school education and
attended Grinnell college, but did not
graduate. In September, 1866, she
married George Gordon and removed
to Omaha, Neb., where they lived for
several years. Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
came to Montana in 1887, residing
for brief periods in Livingston and
Helena and later going to Billings,
where they remained for IL years.
Mr.. Gordon died July 10, 1914.
Besides her daughter, Mrs. moore,
Mrs. Gordon is survived by two
grandsons, Edgar Mcleod, employed
by the Montana Power company
here, and Dean James Moore, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. S. Moore, and by
two brothers, neither of whom was
able to come here for the funeral.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-25


Monday, February 2s-The execu-
tive board Of the Woman's club
will meet at 2:30 o'clock, in the
Chamber of Commerce rooms.
P. E. o, will hold regular ses-
sion at the home of Mrs. A. G..
Berthot, 313 South Sixth avenue.
Mrs. Fred Fortier will enter
tain the afternoon session of R.
z. z. club.
Tuesday, March / - Mid-week
Dancing club viii hold regular
evening session.
The Rainbow Whist club will
meet with Mrs. j. ]. Rossman.
The Current Topics section of
the Woman's club will meet at
2:3O o'clock, at the Elks' Home.
The Handicraft section will
meet at 7:3O o'clock, at the
Chamber of Commerce rooms.
Work will be concluded IN Italian
hem-stitching and material given
out for the next demonstration.
Pi Beta Phi Alumnae will meet
at the home of Miss Violet Mar
shall, IN the evening.
Wednesday, March 20. D. Q. club
viii be entertained by Mrs. Har-
desty, at Bozeman Hot Springs,
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church viii hole
regular afternoon session.
The Mission circle of the
Christian church invites al
friends to hear Miss Eva Gregg
at 7:3O O'Clock, tell Of her exper
fences m China.
The Theatre Arts section o
the Woman's club will hold
study session at 1880 o'clock, il
the music room Of the Higl
School.
Thursday, March ST. C. B. vii
meet with Mrs. c. D. Ely o,
North Third avenue
Arts and Crafts section Of tn
Woman's club will meet at 2:S
o'clock, in the Chamber of Com
merce rooms. Work will be don
on quilted silk pillows.
Friday, March 4-The City Mis-
sionary Union will hold MONTH
session at 2:3O o'clock at tt
Methodist church.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-25
College Play a Success.

OOlleBG RAY a OuCCOSSs
An appreciative audience enjoyed
the presentation Of a play named:
$50 This Is London" last Monday
evening, by the college dramatic So
ciety, The TOrmentors. Humorous
.caricature Of both English and Amer
lean qualities came out with the clev-
er Interpretation made by Miss Lois
Cobleigh, as Elinor Beauchamp, young
English heroine, who is loved by the
typical American; with her stage
parents represented by Stewart Avery
and Miss Alta Atkinson. William Nc
Gregor and William Murray took the
role of Englishmen, while Miss Mer-
cedes Staebler was Lady Ducksworth,
in the English ar~istocracy with Sir
and Lady B~eauchamp. American
characters were done by Harold Ri
venes, Miss Mary Tatten and Judson
Miskimin, all with clever realization.
The staging of the scenes was direc-
ted by Mrs. Beatrice Freeman Davis
and many congratulations were
brought to her by friends, who had
enjoyed the scenes in London, as they
appeared Monday evening.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-25
Husbands Are Guests.

Husbands Are Guests.
On last Monday evening, members
Of the Rainbow Card club, each n
entertained her husband at a happy
function in the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Henke. There were six tables
occupied by those playing the game
and the prize winners among the
women were Mrs. Steve O'DOnnell,
first; Mrs. Joe Rossman, second; and
Mrs. Allen, consolation; while among
the men, /. ]. Bittner won first; Joe
Felsheim, second; and Mr.. Steinberg,
consolation. At midnight, good things
to eat were served and songs were
sung by Mrs. John Fechter and Mr..
Felsheim, with Miss Marie Henke
playing the accompaniment. There
were also clever "Thank You" speech
es made by 1. j. Bittner and Joe Eel
sheim, in behalf of the other men,
who were enjoying the evening.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-25
D. S. Higgins, Birthday.

The event of becoming "a years old
was celebrated by D. S. Higgins with
a dinner party, last Sunday. The
birthday was Tuesday; but Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto Pieper, sOn-in-law and
daughter, come from Helena for over
the weekend. A great birthday cake,
made and trimmed by Mrs. Ray Kig-
gins, added a bit of frolic to the seri-
Gus thought of the occasion.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-25
Alpha Gamma Delta.

Al formal dinner dance marked the
valentine season for Alpha Gamma
Delta sorority, last Saturday evening.
Dinner was served at the GilkersOn
banquet room and dancing enjoyed
later in the evening, at the Elks' hall.
There were 80 couples assembled for
the happy function, including Mr.. and
Mrs. Raymond Beck, DR.. and Mrs. E.
o. Holm, Professor and Mrs. w. D,
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-25
Mrs. Heisick Hostess.

Mrs. George Heisick was hostess al
luncheon, Wednesday, having twelve
of her friends seated about a table,
which was made beautiful with sweet
peas and ferns and served with a
choice emu The game of bridge
made pleasant the hours after lunch
con, for the ladies assembled.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-25
MAYTAG PEOPLE
ENJOY BANQUET

In appreciation of the cooperation
and loyalty shown by his employees,
Z. W. Stone, district manager here
for the Maytag Intermountain COM
pany, gave a banquet last Saturday
evening at Kramer's hail for members
of the sales force and their wives.
Twenty persons were present. The
tables were decorated with daffodils,
tulips and pussywillows. After a
sumptuous dinner, a business meet
ing was held at which E. E. Stone,
district manager here for the Noun
tain States Telephone and Telegraph
company, gave a talk on "Organiza-
ton; Glenn Stone discussed "Funda-
mentals Of Business, and Fred Will
liams spoke on sales matters in gen.
eral. Later the guests danced, played
games, and enjoyed a rousing good
time.
Those seated for the banquet were
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold ". Stone, Mr.
and Mrs. Glenn F. Stone, Mr.. anC
Mrs. L. L. LOrenz of Big Timber; Mr.
and Mrs. W. W. Akefield of Living.
stOn; MI. and Mrs. W. L. Powers
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Daley and Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. Summers; Miss Heller
Wilson, E. D. Blankenship, Fred viii
liams, Mrs. Eddie Weineris, Mrs
Odell Flarrity, Milo and Tage Skrie
Miss Agnes Gaffke, Miss Deed SmitI
and John King.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-25
Happy Hour Sewing Club.

Sixteen members of the Happy
Hour Sewing club enjoyed the hos
pitality Of Mrs. Eugene Randall, on
Thursday of this week. Visiting over
needle-work and about the refresh
: ment trays occupied the hours of the
afternoon in Mrs. RandalT's home on
East Curtis street.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-02-25

Saturday night win witness tha
opening Of BOzeman Hot Springs
Manager Sam Collett has announced
It is understood that in the future
no deputy sheriff or other officer
will be stationed at the Springs.