The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-07-21

Mayme Irvine and Blanche Vedel and
John Linderman, Robert Irvine and
Joe Vzanko attended the motion pic
ture show in Red Lodge Sunday eve
ming.
Mr.. William Romek, Mr.. ana Mrs.
William Shepard and son James
motored to Billings Saturday and re-
turned the same day Miss Nelma
Shepard, who intends to spend her va
cation here with her parents, accom-
panied them home.
A smoker and card party was held
at the home of George Reid Satur-
day evening. A few of his friends were
his guests among whom were c. P,
Hamriek, James Fairgrieve, A. f
Christiani, J. ". Reed, P. H. Gardner,
Bill Romek, and c. W. Richards. At
the close of the evening Mrs. Reid
delighted the company with an ella
/ borate lunch.
The baptism of Stephen Pekieh
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie
Pekieh, took place at the home OF
Nellie Jankovich and Eli Pekich Tues
day evening. The elaborate baptismal
ceremony of the Greek Orthodox
church was conducted by the Rev
Father Probeck of New Dollard, Mimi,
who made the trip especially for the
occasion. Several out of town guests
were among the 45 friends of the FAM
lily who We're present.
A merry party of young girls gath
cred at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Young last Thursday evening,
complimentary to Jane Morrill, of
Sidney. Those present were Jeanette
Young, Mary Freebury, Annie Lau-
kaitis, Mary Rhind, Helen Marshall,
Irene Brown, Leila Mcdonald, Myrtle
Wadsworth and the honor guest
Dainty refreshments were served after
the evening hours had been whiled
away with games and dancing. Since
she returned to her home Tuesday
this party was the last of many good
times enjoyed by Miss Morrill, and her
young friends.
wild Bits" picnic grounds were
the scene of farewell party given in
honor of Mr.. Mike Belloni, who is
leaving this week for his former home
in Italy. Twenty-eight friends made
up the party and included Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Sconfienza, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dominick Favero, Mrs. Ardissona and
daughter Agnes, Mrs. John Burzio
Mr.. and Mrs. Chocetti and son, the
Misses Lillian, Loretta, Josephine
Louise and Rose Marie Jerussie, Joe
Favero ST., Joe Favero Jr, Adolph
Favero, Misses Mary and Cleanag
Favero, Mr.. and Mrs. Phillip Favero
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbato and family and
Charlie Bersano. The afternoon was
very pleasantly spent in playing
games, followed by a bountiful picnic
lunch.
Another delightful gathering of
friends took place at the Lamport
ranch in the form of a lawn picnic
Sunday noon. A feast of good things
was prepared by Mrs. Lamport and
served informally out of doors. Those
Mr.. and Mrs. Lamport's hos
pitality were Mr. Malcolm S. Mckay
and son Peter and Robert Hampstead
of Tenably, New Jersey, Mr.. Mcmillan,
foreman of the Mckay ranch at Rose
bud, Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Newman,
son Walter and daughter Helen, Miss
Carolin Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Leavens of Billings, Miss Sulli-
van of Minneapolis, Frank Clark of
Chance, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Frasure, Miss Elsie
Vickery, Miss Ruth Davis, George
Wright and John Linderman.
A years journey of unusual inter-
est has just been completed by Mr.. U.
Nottingham, former well-known Bear
creek resident. Leaving here over a
year ago he started through Washing
ON, Oregon and California, making a
side trip into Nevada. From there Mr..
Nottingham travelled through Arizona,
New Mexico and Texas, thence north
ward into Tennessee and Kentucky.
After going on TO West Virginia he
spent some time visiting at his old
aome where his brother and sister
still live. Several weeks were spent
n Florida, where Mr.. Nottingham had
a taste of tropical climate. The next
ong move was up through the South
Atlantic, Middle Atlantic and New
England states, including a trip into
Maine. Taking in the larger eastern
titles including Washington, Phila-
lelphia, New York and Boston, the
traveller made his way westward, not
attempting to make much daily mile
lge until he reached the central
states. Throughout his trip Mr.. Not
ingham's only companion had been
lis faithful dog. His rebuilt Stude-
,aker car, equipped with comfortable
,ed, cooking outfit and radio set, was
lis place of abode. Mr.. Nottingham's
uccess with camera is we'll known
md he brought back some very fine
news, especially of snow-covered Mt
Hood and scenes from Florida and
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