Carbon County news., 1937-10-22

In the initial meeting of the
season, which also was in honor Of
Miss Mary Orlers' birthday, the 3.
& b. Bridge club met at the home
Of Mrs. X. wv. Skeen Monday night.
Two tables Of bridge were in play,
honors going to Mrs. Pete Ugaste
and Miss Abigail Doran. Refresh
ments of two courses were served.
This is the 11th year the organiza-
tion has been functioning.
Members of the Red Lodge Ven
lus chapter, o. E. S., who attended
the banquet and evening sessions
l.of the Billings lodge in honor of
Mrs. Ruth Hattersly Of Conrad,
worthy grand matron Wednesday
evening were Mrs. J. R. McFate,
Mrs. w. H. Moore, Jr., Mrs. Fl. T.
Bowman, Mrs. George Thompson,
DR.. and Mrs. F. W. Schwin, Mrs.
G.. M. Downs and Mrs. Ray Norton.
At regular meeting here Mon
day, officers for the ensuing year
were elected by the members Of the
local Young Mems Institute. They
are Leslie Landers, president; AL
bert Mihelich, vice president;
Louis Zaputil, secretary, and Joe
Kosorok, treasurer. Sponsors of the
group are Mario Marchello and
Joe Favero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Luoma of
Butte were visiting relatives and
friends here last weekend.
Tuesday evening members of the
B. & B. Bridge club honored Mrs.
Thomas Kearns with a surprise
party at her home. The customary
two tables of contract were in
play, prizes being won by Mrs.
Charles Mattila and Mrs. K. w.
Skeen. Refreshments were served.
Miss Florence Taylor was dinner
hostess at her home in Edgar when
she entertained for her brother,
Lewis Taylor, the occasion being
his birth anniversary. Guests in
cluded Anna Keller, Mary Hunph-
rey, Dorothy Rogers, Florence Tay-
lor, Donald and Quentin Bolenske,
Pierce Patterson, Dan O'Donnell,
Jack and Fred Collins and the hon.
or guest.
The results of the election of
Fromberg high school class officers
have been announced at follows:
seniors-Bernard Kohler, presi-
dent; Gilbert Easton, vice presi-
dent; Eileen Arlington, secretary
and treasurer; sophomores-Violet
Nelson, president; Dora James,
vice president, Ellen Hetland, Sec
retary and treasurer and fresh
men-Tony Brilz, president; Inez
Hall, vice president; Babe O'Con-
nor, secretary and treasurer.
Rev. Horace Turner, Billings,
superintendent of the Yellowstone
district of the Montana State Con-
ference of Methodist churches, was
present at q dinner gathering of
church members here, Wednesday
night and presided at. a similar
gathering at the Roberts church
Thursday evening. With him at
Roberts and his host while here
was Rev. Charles Rhodes of Red
Lodge. From Red Lodge and Rob-
erts, Rev. Turner went to White
hall.
The Northside Community Sew
ing club met at the home of Mrs.
Gene Lyle in Fromberg. The af-
ternoon was spent in assembling
two quilt tops. Present were Mrs.
Ray Premo, Mrs. Walter Premo,
Mrs. E. G.. Brashear, Mrs. Ernest
Thormalen, Mrs. Jeff Richardson,
Mrs. E. R. Dingus, Mrs. Goldie Co.
wan, Mrs. John Cowan, Mrs. Fred
Carmony, Mrs. Bill Cowan, Mrs.
Lille Lyle, Mrs. Ted Cowan, Mrs.
Ben Parker, Mrs. Albert Clanton,
Mrs. Clifford Jensen and Mrs. M.
M. johnson.
Mrs. Henry Kobayashi enter
tanned for her son, Hideo, of Bel
fry on the accession of his sixth
birthday when a group of his
playmates spent several hours at
their home. They were Charles
Walter and Marian Mitchell, Ber-
yle, Shirley and Bobby Romek and
Harold Vazanko.
Alex Mcdonald of Washoe and
Miss Margaret Chesmore of Rob-
erts were married on Saturday
morning at the Methodist parson-
age, the Rev Charles Rhodes Of
ficiating. Mrs. Ben T. Warila and
Joe Mcdonald were the witnesses.
Sue Tooley of Billings, student
at the Eastern state normal, and
Leah Tooley of Helena were
guests over the weekend at the
home of their parents, DR.. and