The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1949-07-28
Lodge Gross Society

lows: Mrs. Malina jackson,
high; Mrs. Kelly Cooley, travel;
Mrs Bill Lyndes, low. Mrs.
Lyndes was a guest.
HEART SISTERS ss 5..
The Heart Sisters met with
Mrs. Veva Clanin as hostess.
Mrs. Dude Sorger won high,
Mrs. Malina jackson, travel and
Mrs. Kelly Cooley, low.
LADIES AID
The Ladies Aid held it's
birthday dinner on e. knights
lawn Thursday, with Is mem
! berS present. Guests were: Mrs.
N. Bokland, Mrs. B. Fogelman,
Mrs. Shorty Merrill, Mrs. Par
ny, e. Knight, Z. Davis, Luella
Mae Taught and Gay. s
a business meeting was held
after lunch. The next meeting
will be August Z, with Mrs. Fay
Abel as hostess. s .%5SF )
PRENUPTIAL SHOWER {
Miss EVangene Reese was
honOred at a prenuptial show
er at the Townsend Hall, July
90, at 8 o'vlock. Mabel Ball, Do
riS Phillips, Lorene Waddle,
Dorothy Pease and Iona Reese
were hoSteSSeS. # "
i The tables were beautifully
decorated in pastel shades.
/ Bingo and other games were
played. II +
Refreshments of sandwiches,
ice cream, cookies and coffee
were served. :
BALL-REESE .......
Miss Evagene Reese, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Reese
of Lodge Grass, became the
bride of Robert Ball, son of
Mrs. Lucy Brun of California,
and Jack Ball of Lodge Grass,
on Sunday, July "a, at 5 o.
clock at the ChiVers Memorial
Church. #>sz . 1$... ~. ..s I =
DR.. w. A. Petzoldt performed
the double-ring ceremony in
the presence of nearly 100 rel
atives and friends. {
The altar was beautifully de-
corated with white gladiola,
daisies, pastel sweet peas and
garden flowers. Candles we're
lighted preceding the ceremony
Donna .Landon played the
musical selections. She was at
tired in a Roman stripe taffeta
formal with a carnation cor
sage. 5.. ;'< =. = =
Mrs. Clara Ann Buckingham
sang, Because" preceding the
ceremony. She wore an aqua
taffeta formal, with a white
corsage. .
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, was
attired In a gown Of organdy
and net, with a finger
tip veil of illusion net,
held in place with a
tiara of satin flowers. Her bou-
quet was a Colonial nosegay,
with satin ribbons. IL
| The matron of honor, Janet
Stevens, wore a blue formal
with black lace bodice. She
carried a nosegay similar to
the brides. =.
The bridesmaid, Mrs. Vivian
Cathey, sister Of the groom,
was attired in a rose colored
taffeta formal, and she too car
ried a Colonial aoSegay.
The best man, Dominic Ste
vens, wore a tan business suit
with white carnation bouton-
Mere. j..
The ushers, Calvin Bucking-
ham and Jack Ball, wore bust
ness suits and carnation bout
onnieres. r.
The ring bearer, Darlene
Marker, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. AL Marker, and the flower
girls, Terry Miller and Billy
Don Marker, were attired in
pastel floor length skirts, with
white blouses. They carried
miniature nosegay bouquets. .
The brides mother wore a
silk print dress, with white car
nation corsage. .. 3.... I.
Miss Landon and Mrs. Buck
ingham were in charge Of the
guest book. s "a e: ..s
A reception was held in the
church reception room. The
wedding cake, baked by Mrs.
Claude Glow, was beautifully
decorated and topped with a
miniature bride and groom. Re
freshments of sandwiches, po-
tato salad, cake and coffee
were served.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Cathey Of California, and Bud
and Bill Shaver of Ashland.
The couple left for a brief
honeymoon.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Alma Stevenson enter
tanned Tuesday evening in hon
or of Mrs. Emma Jean Steven
son, on her birthday.
Guests were: A. M. Steven
son, Mrs. Mariori Clanin,
Douglas Clanin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis Eggart and Eileen, Bob
Fulmer, Sam Stevenson and
Albert and Gary Stevenson.
MASONIC PICNIC
About fifty Mason, Stars and
families attended the Masonic
Star picnic held at the Fran