The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1931-02-26

breakfast Saturday morning. Two
tables were in play. High score
prizes were won by Miss Dagney
Hassell and Mrs. Frank Alden.
Reliable man wanted to call on
farmers in Carbon county. Won
derful opportunity. Make So to
$40 daily. No experience or CAPT
tai need. Write today. McNess
Co., Dept. H, Freeport, Illinois.
50-tt
John Romersa of Red Lodge is
one of the thirty musicians at the
State University to be selected as
a member of the Grizzly Concert
Band which will make a trip
around the western part of che
state in April.
H. A True, land and lease rep
resentative of the Texas company,
was a business visitor in Red
Lodge Tuesday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. True.
Ed. G. Wilmington, proprietor
of the Hazelwood confectionery in
Helena, and his sister, Mary Whit
tington, arrived Tuesday by car
from Helena to attend the funeral
of their brother, Roscoe James
Wilmington.
The local Order of Rainbow
girls were hostesses to Masons of
this district Thursday evening at
the Masonic Temple. Degrees
were conferred. The girls served
refreshments at the close of the
evening.
Rev. and Mrs. H. w. Woods en-
tertained on Friday for the young
people of the Methodist church
About 45 attended. During the
evening a local chapter of the Ep-
worth League was organized.
Mrs. O. J. Simmons entertained
at an informal bridge dinner Sat-
urday evening. Two tables of con-
tract were in play, following a six
o'clock dinner. Mrs. w. G. Ball
was awarded high score prize. The
party was the first of a series.
Marriage licenses were issued
by Clerk of Court G. P. Larkin
Friday and Saturday to two Wyo-
ming couples. George Young, 81,
and Mabel. Rivers, %, both of Wor-
land, received license Friday, and
Glen Moore, 81, and Bertha Moore,
1S, both of Powell, were granted a
license Saturday.
Harry Cohen, representative CT
the Grand Aerie, Fraternal Order
Of Eagles, appeared before Eagle
members in special session here
Saturday night. He departed the
following day for Billings from
where he accompanied a party OF
Eagles to Roundup. In the even
ing he entrained at Billings fol
Havre.
Rev. Claton S. Rice, superinten-
dent of the Montana Congregation
al Conference, will visit the Re
Lodge Congregational Church Sat
urday and Sunday, March 7 anc
8. A reception in his honor will
be held Saturday evening He viii
preach in the regular Sunday
morning services,
Misses Dagney Hassell and C1ar
ice. Sawby entertained Thursday
evening at valentine party a
the Frank McCleary home. Tw(
tables of bridge were in play. High
honors were won by Miss Audrey
Paulson and Miss Helen McCabe
Refreshments were served by thS
hostesses.
Mrs. Floyd Gebc was Tuesday
night hostess to her bridge club
known as the Tuesday Night Bird
ge Club, at $50 o'clock bridge-din
ner. Covers were laid for at {
long table, with flowers predomin
ating in the appointments. Bridge
honors were awarded Mrs. Joe
Green, high, and Mrs. PEG Maddio
low.
Red Lodge Masons held thei
annual banquet and ball at thu
Masonic Temple Friday evening
About fifty couples attended. Thu
Methodist Episcopal Ladies Ait
society served delicious three
course turkey dinner at $3.50, whicl
was followed by dancing. Music
for dancing was provided b!
Spedy's and Peewee's dance band
Flags were used in the decorative
scheme.
Mrs. E. B. Provinse entertained
Friday at bridge luncheon, honor
ing Mrs. NJ. w. Potter of Seattle
Following a three course luncheon
two tables Of bridge were in play
High honors were won by Mrs. f
|. Johnson. Mrs. Potter was a
warded the guest prize. Red Car
nations were used for decorating
the room and tables.