The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-05-07

ellie Buhmiller, Edith Fincher, and Ad-
die Scott. Large cut glass bowls con-
tanning pink and yellow snap dragons
lined the table, nut cups of fluted
paper in the form of tiny cups and
saucers, alternating in pink and yellow,
were at each place while tall yellow
tapers added the glow of candle light.
The cock tail as we'll as salad and des-
sert courses also followed the yellow
and pink color scheme.
After the banquet the members re-
paired to the chapter room where the
work was exemplified with Mrs. G. w.
Day and Willard c. Albee presiding.
The chapter was complimented upon
its activities in social service, sociability,
and completeness of its records The
honor guests for the evening other than
Mrs. Leubben were Mrs. M. D. Row.
Land of Libby, past grand worthy mat
ron, and Mrs. Gale E. McKain, Eureka,
who is honored by being Grand Ruth
this year The worthy matron was pre-
sented with shoulder bouquet by the
associate matron, and the other honor
guests were presented with wrist bou-
quets by the chapter. Margaret Crit
fifth with we'll chosen sentiment and in
a pleasing manner presented Mrs.
/ Leubben with gift from Lillian Chap
ter. Other guests were: Mrs. John
Lewis past matron of Spokane; Mrs.
Tom Richardson of Kalispell and Mrs.
Arnold and Mrs. Garrison of local juris-
diction.
The high light of the evening was the
inspirational address given by the grand
WORTHY matroh on "Donlts in Eastern
Star Life"
Donald Gilden and Mrs. Fanny Drury
called at the Harold Gilden home in
/ Fortine on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. RAINBOW called at
the Jack O'Fallon home Sunday. Mr..
RAINBOW is now stationed at Rexford
in the forestry office.
Mrs. P o. Larsen and son Billy of
Libby and Mrs Geo Ohlenkamp of
Charlo spent Saturday with Mr.. and
Mrs. JAS Bolton en- route from Libby
to Kalispell
Mr.. and Mrs. John Aemisegger at
tended the forestry picture in Stryker
on Saturday evening
Littles Sherry Eberth was brought
home Sunday from Kalispell where she
was taken for an appendix operation.
Miss Edna Peltier is convalescing at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Jas. Carey,
after undergoing an appendix operation
in Kalispell
Miss Grace Frost spent last week
with a school friend who is teaching
at Kila.
Mrs. Fred Clark, Lewis. Clark and
John Holtan spent the week end in
Kalispell
Robert Reid returned Sunday FROM
an extended stay in San Francisco
where he had gone to receive surgical
aid for cataracts. We are sorry to state
that the operation was not a success.
Miss Eva Silver and Ambrose Gael
were KalispelI callers on Saturday.
Fred Clark left Monday by motor for
Boomers Ferry and other points on bust
ness.
Mrs. d. l. Robertson returned Sum-
day from Shelby where she has spent
the past two weeks at the home of her
son, John Mr.. and Mrs. John Robert
son and children returned with her by
way Of the park the mountain route
now being passable.
The small son Of John Crawford was
taken to Kalispell Friday due to an
attack of appendicitis.
Mrs. Eldon Schuck and Lynn motored
to MifIoula on Sunday Joan is enjoy
ing a visit at grandma's during her
mothers absence.
| Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Elliott, Mrs. S. c.
Elliott and Mrs. Jas. Bolton were
Kalispell callers on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gilden spent
Sunday at the home of their mother,
Mrs. John Gilden, who is seriously i'll
at her home in East Eureka
Mrs. Tom Richardson Of Kalispell
spent the week end with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McGlenn and Mr..
and Mrs Perl Zook spent Sunday at
their cabins on Glen Lake getting ready
for summer pleasures
d. w. Beirley and little sons spent
the week end at Glen Lake.
Mrs. c. L. Weber Mrs Burgess
Drake, P. H. Deirman, Sterling Schagel,
and E. E. Price drove grade school
contestants to Troy on Saturday to the
field meet Other students and high
school contestants went in the Gate
way and Fortine buses.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l. Weber spent Sun
day at the ranch home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Hubert Helms.
Patrons of Eureka Telephone Com
pany are happy to hear the voice of
Barbara Vukonich on the line again.
Barbara has been recuperating from
illness which began over year ago
Mr. and Mrs. John Lewis and daugh-
ter Joy returned to Spokane Monday
after spending several days at the home
of Ed Richardson.
The B. \. P. u announce their in
tention Of again serving lurtches at a
booth on election day, July 81. This is
the means these young people use to
make money to finance their annual
camping trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Dierman attended
the Young Democrat meeting in Libby
on Thursday. Mr.. Dierman was elected