The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-01-24

a dark blue wool suit for her
wedding and wore a corSage of
gardeniaS and roSebudS. Her
matron of honor was her sister,
Mrs. Katherine Pretty Weasel,
and Kenneth YelloWtail was his
cousins attendant.
Over 100 guests attended the
reception which followed in the
council room of the church.
The neWlyWedS cut their eight
TERED wedding cake which was
served by Mrs. Jay Fitzgerald
and Mrs. Edward Toineeta. Mrs.
Donald Deer Nose and Mrs. Bill
PeaSe were in charge of the gift
table. w ~>~
N AT SHOWER
Mrs. George Pease, Sr., enter
tanned Thursday afternoon in
the Red Flower room of the
First Crow Indian Baptist
church with a baby shower
honoring her daughter-in-laW,
Mrs. George Pease, Jr.
Guests we're Mrs. Sarah Pease,
Mrs. Louise TWo-TWo, Annetta,
Verna, Rena and Joy Bird in
the Ground, Mrs. Evelyn Curly
of Crow Agency, Mrs. Cecilia
Roubdideaux, Mrs. Sarah Sun
Goes Slow, Mrs. Celeste PeaSe,
Miss Clara Olds and Miss NAL
VIVA johnson. 4
HOSTESS TO CLUB -.r.
Mrs. Bill Lynds and Mrs.
Homer Neun we're hoSteSseS to
the Sew and So Home Demon
stration club at the LyndS
home on Lodge Grass creek
Wednesday.
On the program, Mrs. Neun
gave a paper on Business
Facts"
TWINS OBSERVE BIRTHDAY
= The first birth anniversary of
Daniel and David Mason, twin
sons of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Mason, was observed Sunday at
the home of their grandparents,
Nh. and Mrs. Roy Mason when
they entertained at dinner for
members of the Howard Mason
family and for MIR. and Mrs.
Stewart Mason and family.
HOLD PRAYER SERVICE
A prayer service was held
Thursday evening at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben PeaSe, Sr.
Thanks were returned for the
return to health of Mrs. PeaSe
who has been ill for several
months, with MIR. and Mrs. Bill
Russell holding the service.
About IS guests were present
and refreshments were served.
DINNER-BRIDGE HOSTESS
Miss Jane Brenton entertained
at dinner Sunday evening when
her guests were Miss Faye Sim
mons, Mrs. A. M. Stevenson, Sr.
and Mrs. Ira Chapman.
Bridge furnished the eve
ning'S entertainment.
CANOE TRIP CLUB SUBJECT
The Travel club met Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Myron
LyndS with Mrs. w. O. Green,
Sr., as co-hosteSS. Miss Malvina
Johnson gave a paper on a
Canoe Trip"
CANDLELIGHT INSULATION
Candle light installation at
the home of Mrs. o. j. Landon
seated the new officers for tine
Lodge Grass Home DemonStra-
ton club Friday evening.
Mrs. Landon was the INSTALL
ing officer and those assuming
their duties were Mrs. Virginia
Yarlott, president; Mrs. Ralph
Metcalfe, vice president and
Mrs. Inez Skaager, secretary
treasurer.
Outgoing officers were Mrs.
Martha Pope, Mrs. Emma Jean
Stevenson and Mrs. Walter Fer
Mrs. Marie Green was in
charge of the discussion on
Better Dresses"
Mrs. Irene Knight assisted
Mrs. <Landon in serving.
CLASS PLANS DANCE
The Teenage Square dance
class will hold the second of
their series of dances in the
grade school gym following the
Forsyth game Saturday night.
The classes are open to all
.teenagerS and they are urged to
come while the group is still
forming.
The classes are being taught
by "A. E. Montgomery of Wyola,
assisted by Mrs. Montgomery.
A number of interested parents
are financing the project and
have selected Francis Curry as
chairman and Mrs. O. j. Lam
don as secretary.