The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1927-11-03

liams of Red Lodge were visitors al
the Ed Fluke home Wednesday eve
ming.
Lucille Lodge, Barbara Sanderson
Steve Bonovich, Esther McDaniels
Joe Sanderson and Marcelle FACES at
tended the dance in Fromberg Friday
night.
Miss Sara Mcneil, Mr.. Kussler
Miss Mamie Wright and Myrel
Greenshields attended a Halloween
frolic at the Chance school house last
Thursday evening.
The masquerade given under the
auspices of sub. district No. 3 was a
success. The music was furnished by
the Melody Boys and supper was
served by the Senior class.
Mrs. Alex Hetherel entertained at
luncheon Friday. Those present
were Mrs. Joe Joyce, Mrs. Earl Greg
DRY, Mrs. Bill Freeman and Mrs. Ed
Morgan and Mrs. Steinmasel.
Miss Genevieve Richards, who has
been visiting at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rich
ards the past week, left for her home
in Meeteetsee, Wyoming Sunday.
Mrs. B. R. Albin, Mr.. Frank Wood
and Miss Bertha Durham, all of Bill
lings, drove to Bearcreek Monday
night when they learned of the death
of R. M. Lord Monday afternoon.
Mrs. F. w. Holley of Havre, Mrs.
William Van Dixie of Harlowton, Mrs.
Ed Gents and little daughter Mary
Lou were luncheon guests at the
Fred Schmidt home in Red Lodge
Saturday.
The basketball girls entertained
for the high school and faculty Fri
day evening at "kid" party. Games
and dancing were the diversion of the
evening. A delightful luncheon was
served at 10 o'clock.
A Christian Endeavor Society was
organized at Washoe last Saturday
night with the following elections:
President, Florence Freeman; vice
president, Donald Freeman; secretary
treasurer, Edgar johnson.
P. H. Gardner and son Horton,
Miss Marion Erb, Miss Florence
Charles motored to Billings Satur-
day and returned Sunday. Mrs. Gard
ner aot ompanied them home after
visiting with friends in Billings few
days.
Billie Joyce was a host to his
friends at a Halloween party Satur-
day The decorations and menu were
suggestive of Halloween. Those pres
emit were Charles Williams, James
McLuskie, Margaret and Orville
Thorn, Thelma and Roy Hoke, Edith
Morgan, Mary Brown, Clemet Lodge,
Helen Daughdrty, Jean Smith and
Adolph Steinmasel and Mrs. Wright |
and Miss L. Lodge.
The Lincoln Literary Society had
its first regular program at the gym
nasium Friday afternoon. The pro-
gram consisted of: Debate, Resolved, |
that ice cream cones are better than
lollipops." On the affirmative were
Helen Forney and Verne Price. On
the negative, Elizabeth Mcneil and
James Murray. The votes were cast
in favor of the negative. Recitation
Anna McKannon; Freshman stunt
Freshman class; violin solo-Edgar
Johnson; piano solo-Gladys Rue;
recitation-Matt Denitchek; song
high school.
Mrs. Ned Townsend and Mrs. F. II.
Bolton were hostesses at a bridge /
party at the Townsend home Monday
evening. The decorations and menu
were suggestive of Halloween. There
were four tables of bridge in play, |
high honors going to Mrs. Alex Haw
thorne, and consolation to Mrs
Charles Richards. Those present were
Mesdames J. G. F. Siegfriedt, John
P. Kane, Alex Hawthorne, Elmer
Price, William Beeney, t. E. Frasure,
D. S. McCorkle, Belle Rue, Jules Bes-
inque, Jay Babcock, Charley Frasure,
Charles Richards, A. F. Christian, J.
G. Forney and Miss Marion Erb.