Carbon County news., 1937-11-05

D. Blackard, Mrs. Harry Brophy
Mrs. Anna Talmage, Mrs. Ear
Talmage, Mrs. Elmer Talmage and
G., G. Zimmerman.
Mr.. and Mrs. William R. Muck
OILS of Cut Bank are making theig
home in Red Lodge. Mr.. Nuckols
is employed on the R. C. Tarrant
oil well. They expect to remain
here during the winter.
Mrs. S. P. Fouse and Mrs.
Gregory Robinson of Belfry were
cohostesses when they entertained
the Belrfy Ladies' Aid at the
Fouse home.
Members of the Wetomachick
campfire girls were entertained
with a Halloween party by their
guardian, Mrs. Joe Bailey, follow
ing their meeting Tuesday night.
Games and contests in keeping
with the Halloween season were
enjoyed. At the campfire session
preceding the social hour Wilma
Faye jenkins was initiated as a
member of the group.
The freshman class of THE
Bridger high school, assisted by
it's sponsor, H. W. Fisk, entertain
ed the Bridger high school and
grade school faculty at a party
at the gymnasium.
Pumpkins and corn stalks form
ed the background for the Hallowe-
ZEN party given Saturday evening
by Hilma Irene Akers at her home
when she entertained for a num-
ber of girl friends. The guests were
in costume and the evening was
spent in games and contests, con-
cluding with refreshments.
Lewis Carroll, 80, and Ruby
Cadwallader, 20, both Of Red
Lodge, were issued a marriage lie
ense here by C. P. Larkin, clerk of
district court. The application for
final citizenship papers hearing by
Joso Matovinovic, Red Lodge, was
also announced. Matovinovic is a
native of Yugoslavia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gerondale
were hosts to group of friends
who gathered at their home Satur7
day evening before going to the
dance.
Miss Alice Louise Becklen of
Bearcreek was hostess at a Hal
lowe'en party when her guests
were Alene Lovelace, Betty May
Hunter, Marion Laird, Charles
Lovelace, Ronald Cameron, Robert
Markovich and Leslie Landou.
Miss Jane Simmons was hostess
to a group of high school friends
Saturday night when she entertain
ed at her home. A "scavenger"
hunt was a feature of the even
ing's diversions. Luncheon carried
out the Halloween motif.
Richard Richter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sol Richter of Edgar has re-
ceived an appointment from U. S.
Senator Murray to take the naval
examination to be held at Billings
November Is for entrance to the
Annapolis Naval Academy.
Miss Alice Delamonico left Sat-
urday for her home in Spokane,
WASH, where she expects to un-
dergo an operation for appendicitis.
She was accompanied by her cou-
sin, Miss Margaret Descheemaeker
of Fromberg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Matson and
daughter, Esther of Maybrath, AL
berta and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Matson and daughter, Dora May
of Raley, Alberta, were guests last
week end at the Thomas Irvine
home in Bearcreek.
Members of the Fromberg Wom-
ans club met at the home of Mrs.
T. J. Benson, Mrs. C. A. Claus was
hostess. An entertain
ment program was in charge of
Mrs. C. A. Redman. Numbers in
cluded vocal duets by Miss Audrey
and Miss Eileen airing
ton with Glenn Reddick as accom-
panist. Plans were made to visit
the Edgar club Wednesday even
ing. Members will meet at the
home Of Mrs. C. J. Buzzetti for the
trip.
Prior to making her official Wis
itation to the Belfry American
Legion auxiliary Thursday even
ing, Mrs. Helen Jacobs of Laurel,
district president Of the auxiliary,
n