The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-09-11


He was accompanied as far az
Oakland by Bill Gillen who wi
visit reltives at that place.
James Byrnes and Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Morrow, all of Butte, lief
here Tuesday morning for theil
homes after spending week as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Whalen, Sr. and Mr.. and Mrs
John Castagne. Mr.. Byrnes anc
the Morrows are relatives of Mr.
Whalen.
The Misses Dorothy Durant, Ed
Massa and Frances Sconfienzi
entertained at the Massa home
in honor of their friends who are
leaving the city forschool in tht
near future. Two tables of bridge
were in play with high honor'
going to Miss Una McFate
Lunch was served at a late hour
\ i
Miss Louise Massa was honol
guest at a surprise miscellaneous
shower, given Monday night al
her home by operators at the tele-
phone exchange. The guests numb.
cred about 25, who rendered Miss
Massa with many pretty gifts.
Decorations consisted of sweet
peas and asters. A dainty lunch
WIS served at a late hour.
Pete Oberto left Red Lodge
Monday afternoon for Billings
where he boarded a late train for
the east. He will sail from New
York City for Lucana, Italy, his
childhood home, where he will
spend few months. His brother,
Joe Oberto, accompanied him to
Billings Monday. 80 m
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Mrs. Kline R. Logan entertained
at seven o'clock dinner party
Saturday in honor of her daughter
Helen, and Esther Durant who are
leaving for school. The guests
were Frances Sconfienza, Una Nc
Fate, Dorothy and Joan Durant,
Ed and Louise Massa, Alice Lum-
ley and the honor guests. Cards
furnished entertainment for the
evening. =
Miss Mary Hakala departed
Tuesday for Bozeman where she
will enroll as Senior at Montana
State College, where she is major
ing in secretarial work. Miss
Hakala spent a vacation of three
weeks with her parents here, TIE
preceding nine weeks Of the sum
mer vacation period having
been spent in study at the state
university in Missoula.
Rev. and Mrs. Woods arrived in
Red Lodge recently and Rev. Wo-
DDS has already held services as
pastor Of the Methodist church
here. He started ministry ten years
ago in Joliet and has since held
pastorates at Helena, Butte and ca
me here from Harlowton. He plans
to direct considerable work in dra-
MATES and pageants.
Mrs. John Mino returned to Red
Lodge Tuesday from a sojourn Of
seven months in Italy, where she
spent considerable time with her
mother-in-law at Pavone, Cana
vesa. She had the pleasure of also
with Mrs. Pete Carlo nd
Mrs. James Quilico, both former
Red Lodge residents. From Italy
she went to France and on August
26 sailed from Cherbourg, France
IN the S. S. Majestic. Enroute to
Montana from New York she stop
bed in Coal City, illinois to spend
,wo weeks with her parents. Mr..
Mino and daughter met her in
Billings Tuesday morning.
Miss Louise Massa, accompanied
by her father, Dominick Massa,
eft Wednesday for Laurel where
hey entrained for the coast,
heir objective being San Francis
20, California where Miss Massa
S to be married to Frank Ross.
The exact wedding date will be
;et there but it isexpected to take
place next week. Miss Massa has
oeen employed in the local tele-
phone exchange as operator for
/ number of years and leaves a i
vide circle Of friends here. Mr..
Ross is nephew Of Mrs. Ernest
1ragg and Mrs. Pat Gibbons Of
,his city. About two Years ago