Carbon County news., 1937-11-05

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Mrs. @. Harrison, Mrs. O. DaW
son, Mrs. Howard Bunney, Mrs
wv. III. Bunney, Mrs. w. =. Wal
ters, Mrs. M. Alvin, Mrs. George
Youst, Mrs. J. Vazanko, Miss Clars
Fitchner, Miss Mary Eversen, Miss
Hope Rockwell, Miss Lucille Hak
er, and Miss Gladys George.
Mrs. Harry Moore entertained
at the first of series of bridge
dinners at her home Wednesday
night. Contract prizes went tt
Mrs. G. B. Foltz and Mrs. Frank
McC Cleary. An out of town guest
was Mrs. James Brophy, Anacon.
da, formerly Virginia Schwin Of
Red Lodge.
The homemaking class of the
Carbon county high school under
the supervision of Mrs. H. P. Cas-
sidy held their first dinner of the
school year at Washington hall
Wednesday evening at 6 p. m. The
committee preparing the dinner in
cludes Phyllis Lindquist, Lael o.
colt, La Verna Woodrow, Norma
Stumpff, Yoka Jurkovich, Mary
Gasser, Elizabeth Zupan and Hell
en- Sekulich.
Mrs. L. H. Tooley and Mrs. Joe
Bailey were bridge and dinner hos
tesses when they entertained at the
Tooley home for members of the
Home Circle. Black and orange
were skillfully combined in the Ia
BILE appointments and house decor
ations for a Halloween motif.
Three members were taken into the
club, including Mrs. Mabel San
dels, Mrs. Tommy Olcott and Mrs.
James Freeman. At the games
which were in play following the
serving, awards were won by Mrs.
S. M. Souders and Mrs. Joe Enrico.
Halloween was observed by the
high school when the student body
enjoyed an all-school party in the
gymnasium Friday evening. Dane
ing furnished the diversion.
Word has been received at From
berg of the recent marriage of
Miss Eleanor Holzum, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Holzum of
Fromberg to Hartford Dolan of
Bridgeport, Calf.
A license was issued in the
clerk of district courts office here
to Robert w. Robinson, %, Red
Lodge, and Nancy Mendel, 20, also
of Red Lodge.
Preparations are being made at
Belfry by members of the Ameri-
can Legion post for the holding of
an Armistice day dance, Thursday,
November IL. The ladieH' auxiliary
will serve lunch.
Sunday school teachers and
their classes, mothers and men,
bers of the ladies' aid enjoyei a
Halloween party at the Lodge
Temple hall in Bearcreek.
| Mrs. Anna Talmage, Mrs, FL
mer Talmage, Mrs. Douglas Nc
Donald and Mrs. G.. E. johnson
were hostess at the bridge lunch
con at the Joliet Kettle Drum.
Mrs. Mable Davis won high score,
Mrs. Eva Williams, second, Mrs.
b. D. Bell of Billings, third and
Mrs. G.. G. Zimmerman, fourth.
There were Sc women present.
Those attending the Eastern
Star Kensington at the home of
Mrs. Rodney Sim in Edgar were
Mrs. T. J. Benson, Mrs. F. w.
Stark, Mrs. William Stewart, Mrs.
Ida Wagner, Mrs. Hazel Christ
enson, Mrs. Charles Phillips, Mrs.
Otto Yedlicka, Mrs. Alice Pierson,
Mrs. Henry Tietz, Mrs. Jeanette
Ross and Mrs. Tom Brewington, all
of Fromberg; Mrs. A. C. Ford of
Bridger and Mrs. S. j.. Mcpherson
of Edgar.
Carl Smith Ford, %, Powell,
Wyo., and Mildred Wanda Smith,
"a, also of Powell, were married
by The Rev. Charles Rhodes here.
Beatrice A. Rhodes and Dorothy
Rhodes were witnesses.
Cornelius Hedges Chapter, o, E.
S., Bridger, observed past matron's
and past patrons night at the Ma.
sonic temple. Following the chap
ter session, G. J. Baldwin enter
tanned the group with several reels
Of colored moving pictures. Re-
freshments were served in the din
ing room with Mrs. Paul Pierce
and Mrs. F. H. Hine as hostesses.
Past matrons and past patrons
who were present and participated
in the opening ceremony were Mr..
and Mrs. Baldwin, Mrs. R. R.
Cable and Mrs. r. J. Crist, all of.
Billings; W. H. Bunney of Belfry,
Mrs. J. A. Dowdle, Mrs. Hime, Mrs.
o. P. OVERLY, Mrs. A. N. Johnson,
Mrs. C. H. Graham, Mrs. M. G.
Levander, Mrs. A. C. Ford, Mrs.
A. P. Heslop,. Mrs. C. L. Tomlin-
son, Mrs. HI. B. Wood and Mrs. il
W. Albrecht. /
Adding to the list of social af-
fairs given over the HaIloma'nn