The Carbon County news., 1930-02-13

Bridge club. Honofs went to Ann
Murdo and Laura Nordstrom. A
dainty two-course luncheon was serv-
ed at the small tables.
The Ace Bridge club met last Fri
day night at the home of Miss Felicia
Maga. Three tables were filled with
players, the honors going to Rose
Grugno and Dorothy Enrieo. Della
Aprato assisted the hostess in pre-
pairing and serving delicious refresh
ments.
Flash's Photo Studio now occupies
a suite of rooms in the Improvement
building, Mr.. Flashman having NOV
ed furniture and fixtures to the new
quarters early in the week from the
former location, across the street
from the Elks club.
Mrs. Herbert Richel was a bridge
dinner hostess to the Home Circle at
her home last Thursday night. A de-
licious turkey dinner was served at
seven o'clock. Four tables of cards
were filled with players, club honors
going to Mrs. ]. J. Gerondale and
guest prize to Miss Lucille Lodge.
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A Lucky Heart Monte Carlo Whist
party will be sponsored Saturday
night by Liberty Temple No. 10, Py-
THAN Sisters to which Pythians, Re-
bekahs, Odd Fellows, Royal Neigh
bors and all Pythian Sisters are invit-
ed. The affair will be given at Odd
ellow-Pythian temple.
The Pythian Sisters were hostesses
at delightful bridge party Tuesday
night at the Odd Fellow -Pythian tenn
ple. Mrs. B. Sconfienza and ]. J.
| Gerondale won first honors and Mrs.
Frank, Daugherty and Leslie Lyons
received second high, al very de-
licious luncheon was. served at the
close Of The evening.
Miss Annie Kovack arrived in the
city Sunday night from Colorado
Springs, Colorado, to spend short
vacation from duties in the office of
a Colorado Springs physician and sur
geon where she has been employed
about three years. She was met in
! East Bridger by her parents about
five o'clock Sunday evening.
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4 Mrs. G. Carlevato and Miss Mar
garet Whitehead were hostesses to
| the Cinderella Bridge club last Thurs
day night at the Carlevato home. Two
tables were in play with honors 60
ing to Mrs. Carlevato, high; Pauline
Salono, second and Mrs. William
Moore, low. Delicious refreshments
were served.
E. w. Talmage of Joliet was elected
vice-president of the Montana Imple-
ment and Hardware Dealers associa-
tion for this year at the closing ses-
sion of its twenty-second annual con-
vention in Billings. The association
voted to hold its 1881 convention in
Great Falls.
| Decorations suggesting st. Valen-
tine season were attractively carried
out in table appointments at the low
ely seven o'clock bridge-dinner given
last Friday night by Mrs. John Simp-
son for members, of the Mt. Maurice
Bridge club. Two tables of cards
followed dinner. Mrs. L. M. Slavens
captured high score and Mrs. G. P.
! Keyes received second honors.
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The Inquiry club observed Ladies'
night Tuesday. The members and
their wives or guests met at the libr-
ary, then repaired to the Southern
Hotel were sumptuous three-course
turkey dinner was served. DR.. E.
M. Adams acted as toastmaster and
brief addresses were made by L. H.
Tooley, S. G. Merriman, William Ball.
R. j. Grove and C. c. Rowan. The
party attended "The Hollywood Re-
vue" at the Iris theatre, followed by
bridge and dancing at the club rooms
in the library. Card honors went to
Mrs. Henry Johnson and Mrs. S. G..
Merriman.
The Montana State Normal College
Alumni association met last Friday
night at the home of Mrs. F. w.
Schmidt The. hostesses were Mrs.
Schmidt and Miss Barbara Sander
son. The business meeting was fol-
lowed by a social hour, with bridge
furnishing diversion for the evening.
Three tables were in play. High hon
or went to Miss Lillian Jarussi and
low to Miss Estelle Provinse.
l Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Rapp of Red
1 Lodge were honor guests at a de-
. lightful surprise party held at Kaleva
Hall Monday night, the occasion be-
: ing their fifteenth wedding anniver.
Y sary. About 200 guests were pres.
e ent. The hall was beautifully decor
| ated with flowers. The highlight OF