The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1928-05-10

Mrs. Charles Frazier, Mrs. Archie
Elder and children, May Ann and
Christina, were dinner guests Sunday
at the D. S. McCorkle home.
George Kustido Philip Labordo,
Rad Poppovich held their custom holt
day of st. George Sunday at the Kus-
lido home. Friends from Washoe and
Red Lodge attended.
Miss Aluia Hutchinson and Mrs.
Paul Hilkila and daughter, la, mo-
tored up from Greybull Friday and
returned Saturday and John P. Kane
accompanied the home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hawthorne and
daughter, Mildred and Nina, and son,
Buddie, and Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Haw-
thorne motored to Fromberg Sunday
to visit at the Collins home.
The Junior class rave dance in
Washoe Saturdav aning at the
Washoe hall. Ta dance proved
financial success. Music was fur
nlshed by the Novelty Five orchestra.
Mrs. Alex Hawthorne, Mrs. Jay
Babcock, Mrs. Pete Faust, Mrs. Dave
Hawthorne and Mrs James Pauley at
tended the funeral of the little son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Bean at War
rem last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammonds,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Williams and
daughter, Beth, Mr.. and Mrs. R. H.
Kokol and two children were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Fluke
Sunday evening.
A. F. Christiania and U. H. Not
tingham left for the Shoshone Fur
farm Wednesday. George Sucker
took them by auto as far as the
Clarks Fork canyon and the rest of
the trip was made en- foot.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Fluke and Vivian
Norris and Ida Patterson and John
Amundsen attended a farewell party
last Wednesday in Laurel at the Ca
russo home, in honor of the Misses
Stubs, who are leaving for Dubuque,
La.
The Washoe Womans club held
their annual election of officers last
Wednesday. Mrs. William Freeman,
Jr., will be the next president; Mrs.
Henry Rae the vice president; Mrs.
Earl Gregory the secretary, and Mrs.
William Beadle the treasurer.
Marcel Gents, Mrs. Ed Gents, Mrs.
William Noble and Dr.. j. NJ. Oleinik
motored to Billings Wednesday eve
ming to meet Ed Gents who returned
from a Today visit at Shoup, Ida.
Mr. Gents visited between trains with
Phil Noble at Bozeman. He was well
impressed with the advantages Of the
Montana State college.
Master Bobby White celebrated his
fourth birthday last Tuesday after
noon. The little folks who helped
Bobby celebrate were Madeline Sanko-
vich, Sonny FACES, Laurence Reid,
Richard Maxwell and Cora and Ro-
bena White. The afternoon was spent
at games, after dainty lunch was
served by Mrs. White.
Mrs. Mary Bruno entertained in
honor of her little son, "Sonny FACES
fourth birthday last Wednesday after
noon. A large birthday cake adorned
the center of the table. The little
folks who helped Sonny celebrate
were Lucille Barone, Eva Petelin, Bob
by White, Daisy Pekich, Dean Kokot
and Danny Pekich. A dainty lunch
con was served by the hostess at the
close of the afternoon.
Bill Romek entertained at dancing
party Saturday night. Guests were
Helen and Bill Roland and Roy Hal
Of Belfry, Miss Clyde of Billings, Ton
Olcott of Red Lodge, Theora Hoffman
of Bridger, Miss Boillin and Lucille
Lodge, Edgar Beadle and Henry Free
man of Washoe, Lucille Williams
Mary Lou Wright, Margaret Whaler
and James Fairgrave, Mickey Green
shields and Calvin Kussler. The eve
ming was spent with dancing anc
music and at late hour luncheon was
served.