The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-12-08

Monday Night Club

Monday Night Club
Mrs. Harry c. Olcott was a
gracious hostess to the Monday Night
Bridge Club at her home early this
week. Bridge was played at the usual
two tables and high honors were
awarded Mrs. Carl J. Pelo. A dainty
two course luncheon was served by
the hostess.
Surprise Party
The Alden apartment in the Meyer
and Chapman Bank building was the
scene Of a pleasant surprise party
Monday night, given by group of
friends as a farewell to F. C. Alden,
who leaves in day or two for New
York. The evening hours were filled
with dancing, conversation and
luncheon.
Birthday Dinner
Miss Esther Durant entertained
coterie of friends at six o'clock din
ner at her home Friday evening, the
occasion being her sixteenth birth
day. The dinner was served in. four
courses. A beautiful birthday cake,
covered with rich frosting and decorat-
ed with candy flowers, centered the
table.
Past Noble Grand Meeting
A combined business and social
meeting of the Past Noble Grand
Lodge of the Morning Star Rebekahs
was held at the home Of Mrs. Julius
Hamann Tuesday night. Following
discussion of business matters the eve
ming was spent in conversation, fol-
lowed by a dainty luncheon. The
hostesses were Mrs. Hamann and Mrs.
P. C. Hicox.
Christmas Menu
Women of the Home Demonstra-
ton Club of Red Lodge were guests
at prettily appointed dinner at the
home of Mrs. John Albert at seven
o'clock Monday evening. Covers were
laid for Is on table decorated in the
Christmas motif. A four course Christ
mas menu was served, each dish pre-
pared from recipes offered by Miss
Grace Carey, county extension agent.
Honor Mrs. Baxter
Mrs. James Baxter was honored
with surprise party at her home on
North Haggin Avenue last Saturday
night, rendered by the Royal Neigh
bors More than thirty members of the
lodge gathered at the Baxter home,
each bringing a dainty lunch basket
The evening was enjoyably spent with
games. Until her recent marriage
Mrs. Baxter was Mrs. Maude Jensen
Mt. Maurice Club
A prettily appointed affair of the
week was regular party Of the Mt.
Maurice Bridge Club at the home of
Mrs. George Moses Friday. The Yule-
tide motif was attractiyely carried out
in the decorations. Mrs. G. N. Lut-
trel carried off the high score and
Mrs. A. E. Madsen received second
prize. Mrs. L. NJ. Slavens will enter
tain the club at her home with a
Christmas party on December 16.
Theatre Party
The Misses Helen and Hera Luhtala
entertained five couples at matinee
theatre party and dinner last Sunday
honoring Miss Elsie Anderson. Fol
lowing the performance the young
people adjourned to the Luhtala homf
on South Platte Avenue where three
course turkey dinner was served at five
o'clock. A green tone was carried Out
in the table decorations, nut cups anC
place cards and a green crystal ser
vice was used.
General Meeting
A general meeting Of the Red Lodge
Woman's Club was held in the clut
rooms Tuesday afternoon. Owing t.
the stormy weather the attendance
was small but an interesting program
on Our National Parks" was pre-
scented by Mrs. William Freakes an(
Mrs. C. c. Bowler. Mrs. c. H. Drapel
made short talk on the beauties o
Glacier National Park, followed by re
ports on the Girls Vocational Con
gress, held in Bozeman recently, b,
the Misses Lydia Romersa and Eliza
beth Lehtola. Tea was served at TIL
close of the business meeting.
Six O'Clock Dinner
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Chapma
were host and hostess at a six o'cloc
dinner party last Sunday evening
| complimenting F. G. Alden and Hi
| bert Davis, who expect to leave Sat
/ urday for Billings where they will Ell
/ train Monday for eastern cities, the
/ journey eliminating at Lake Placi'
4 New York. A delicious three cours
\ turkey dinner was served sixtee
/ guests. The dining table was attra,
Il. tive in a profusion of carnations. TT