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MONTANA STANDARD, BUTTE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1931. -Shower Is Held for Recent Bride Mrs. Clifford Marcotte Guest of Honor at Affair of the Week. NE of the lovely gift showers given for Mrs. Clifford Marcotte, a recent bride, was the one at which Miss Margaret White was hostess at her home on Main street.

Alter an evening of cards delicious refreshments were served at daintily appointed tables centered with garden flowers. The guests Included Mrs. A. K. Christiansen, Mrs.

Munro, Mrs. I Harry Marcott, Mrs. Forrest Salten- burger, Mrs. Qllrnoro Carmlchael, Mrs. J.

N. Schmidt, Mrs. James White, Mrs. W. Verzuh, Mrs.

R. Thomas, Miss Ruth Llndblad, Miss Rose Sakalich, Miss Margaret Tracey, Miss Sylvia White, Miss Mary Russell, Miss Ruth Wright, Miss statla Kirley, Miss Margaret McGeever, Miss Bernadette Judge, Miss Mabel Selene, Miss Fran Scarry and Miss Margaret Murphy. P. E. 0.

Chapter P. E. met at the home of Mrs. Henry C. Gardiner at Willow Qlcn.

Tile luncheon table was lovely with delicate shatles of green ferns and tall green tapers. Covei's we're, laid tor 12, including Mrs. George Dahlberg, who was a guest of the chapter. After a busi: ness meeting, Mrs. P.

I. Terrell gave paper, "Interesting Men In the History of Montana." Mifs Florence Catlin gave an Informal report of the supremo convention of the P. E. O. held in Portland.

Honor Pastor. The Rev. W. P. Jlnhett and Mrs Jinnett were honor guests at a reception Thursday evening in the Methodist church parlors.

After an interesting program, refreshment! were served. The program consistec of a cornet solo, Ashley Riao; address. H. H. Logan; address, the Rev Joseph Lonntmlst, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran church; voca' solo, Lewis Kent; talk, Mrs.

Oliver Smith; instrumental duet selections by the Anaconda Wranglers, Rpber Braus and Jack Morris; talk, 6. Ashlock; vocal solo, Harold Powrlll and response, the Rev. W. J. Jlnnett Pastors' Aid.

The Pastors' Aid of the Methodis church met Thursday afternoon Hostesses were Mrs. John 'Vlsser Mrs. Frank Collins and Mrs. Harrj Sutcliffe. The following progran was given: Fluto solo.

Cornelia Vis scr; reading, Sylvia. Mahoney; saxophone solo. Ruth Lorcnz, accompanied by William Tidd, and a voca solo, Henry Morris. Former Anacondans Visit. Mr.

and Mra. Albert Benton Campbell of Oakland. Calif, am their children, Betty Mae and Nanc Greig, spent the ii Anaconda, leaving Friday for Idaho Both Mr. and Mrs. Campbell Hvec here prior to their'marriage, am while hero they visited man old-time friends.

Tuesday Mr. Camp bell lectured upon "Industrial Fil trat ion" before the students of chem Istry and engineering at Montan State college at Bozeman, and at tended a banquet in his honor give by the Alpha Chi Sigma, chemlca professional fraternity, of which is Pacific district counsellor. Shakespeare Club. The Shakespeare club resumed 1 meetings Monday evening with social session at the home of Mr Watson E. Gaily on Maple stree at which the reading of "The Tern pest" was started.

The members in elude Mrs. Samuel D. Rice, Mr Wateon E. Gaily, Mrs. Chart Shyrock, Mrs.

Anna Bentley. Mr Frederick E. Amthor, Miss Farm Brayton, Miss Anne Breneman. Mil Ruth Shepp.ird, Mas Elsie Hill an Miss Florence Grey. K.

K. K.Club. The K.K.K. club met at tV. home'of Miss Inez Bennett Monda evening.

After a short buslncs. meeting, refreshments were serve and the rest of the evening was de voted to games. Those present wer Miss Frances McLaughlln, Miss Hole Murtys Flint, Mrs. Grace Erlckso Miss Glen Breneman, Miss Vlo Evans and the hostess. Wohelo Class.

The Wohelo class met Tuesda evening In the parlors of the Meth odlst church. After a brief busine meeting sewing articles for the ba zaar were distributed. Games an sowing were enjoyed until 10:: o'clock when delicious refrcshmen Were served at long tables decorate in Oregon grape vine and ships plctlng the voyage of Columbus. At. tumn leaves were used attractive about the rooms.

About 60 membe were present. The eriterteinmen committee consists of Mrs. N. Nlcol, chairman; Mrs. J.

P. Mors Mrs. Walter Dalrymple, Mrs. Edn Franzen, Mrs. Eura Kctscr, Miss Catherine Vlsser and Mrs.

R. Hunter. MISS INEZ HAtLORAN Teacher of Vclce and Pfano Graduate cf Cincinnati Conserv atory of Music BtZ HICKORY Phone ZM-M Anaconda BS. MICHAEL D. DWYEB, formerly Miss Annette Elizabeth Vlolette, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Francis of West Park avenue, whose wedding occurred yesterday mqrrilng at St. Paul's church. Teachers Guests at Club Reception Interesting Program Given at Annual Event of Anaconda Group. RS.

GEORGE C. JACKSON, prominent Anaconda matron, who was chairman of the tea committee of the Woman's club In connection with the reception held at the Montana hotel yesterday for the teachers of the AnaCOlldH SChOOlS. by Monlsomtry. on tho week's clal calendar was the Woman's club reception yesterday afternoon iii honor of the teachers of the An- couda public schools with members of the executive board ns hostesses. The affair wns held at the Montana hotel, where tho spacious reception room added charm and dignity to the occasion.

Graceful Jlower baskets and tall standards held autumn foliago in bronze, yellow nnd crimson colors, adding a brilliant note- to the background of softly shaded lamps. The tea tablo, HghUd by orchid tapers in sliver holders, was beautiful with a laco cover centered tea roses of golden shtvdcs in deep silver, bowl. About tho rooms were placed small tea tables which were centered by an orchid candle In a silver holder surrounded by a dainty ring of autumn leaves. Between tho hours of 2:30 and 5 o'clock ft large number of members and guests were received by tliu hostesses, Mrs. Amos C.

Felt, president; Mrs. Joseph H. Schwartz, vice president; Mrs, Richard Kelly, recording secretary; Mrs. Archer N. Jette corresponding secretary; Mrs.

Ben H. Chestnut, treasurer; Mrs. Sidney O. Stewart, chairman, musio department; Mrs. Roy C.

Stanawny, chairman, arts and crafts department; Miss Clftra Marclllc, chairman, history department; Mrs. Harley M. WIIcox, chairman, literature department; Mrs. George O. Jackson, chairman, tea committee, and Mrs.

John Ahcrn, publicity. Presiding at the tea and coffee urns were past presidents of the club. Between 2:36 and 3:30 o'clock Mrs. Watson E. Gaily and Mrs.

Archer N. Jette poured; the second hour Mrs. Francis S. Adams and Mrs. Henry C.

Gardiner, and the last hour Mrs. George- Jackson and Mrs. Jerry P. Mnlioney presided. Those who served included Mrs.

Frank M. Tlndall, Mrs. Leon Had- Oliver Smith, Mrs. F. H.

B. Richards Mrs. H. B. Henrl- rlckson, Mrs.

J. B. C. Knight and Mrs. Earl Tucker.

During the afternoon a delightful program was presented which consisted of solos by Ben Goodwin, accompanied by Mrs. S. Stewart; two vocal solos, Inez Hailoran, accompanied by W. W. Jamesson, Anaconda Girl Is Wed in Seattle Vliss Faith Lucille Stanley Becomes Bride of Frederick Motts.

3 rominent Young Couple Married Vliss Annette Violette and Michael D. Dwyer Arc Wed at St. Paul's. A MARRIAGE of unusual Interest to Anacondans was- solemnized a weefc ago in-Seattle, when Miss Faith Lucille Stanley, daughter if Mrs. Lottie M.

Stanley of Anaconda, became the bride of Fred- crick Motts, GonofMrs.LeRoyCayze of Seattle. The Rev. Matensoh, pas- or of the First Presbyterian church Seattle, read the ceremony hi the presence of a few Intimate friends nd relatives who had gathered in the drawing room of the parsonage of Mr. and Mrs. Matenson.

The bride was modlshly attired In a fetching fall suit of African brown tweed trimmed with fur and wore a small hat In a matching shade. She carried an arm bouquet of sweetheart roses. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Wls- ner of Portland were the attendants.

Following the wedding ceremony the bridal party motored to the home of Mr. and Mra. LcRoy Cayze, where the wedding breakfast wns served and an Informal reception was held, and late in the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Motts left by motor for Portland, where they will pass a fortnight before returning to Seattle to make their home.

Mrs. Motts was bom in Anaconda and attended the public schools She was a prominent member of the younger social set and was identified with Anaconda assembly, Order of Rainbow Giris. Friday Bridge Club. Mrs. John C.

Harrington wa: hostess to the members of her care club Friday afternoon at a dessert brdlgc In her home on West Eighth street. Three tables of bridge were In play during the afternoon. No-Host Luncheon. A delightful no-host bridge luncheon was held Monday at the Stewart camp on Silver lake. Contract was enjoyed during the afternoon.

Those who motored out for the affair were Mrs. E. J. Nordgaard. Mrs.

Frederick E. Amthor, Mrs. T. P. Stewart, Mrs John Ahem, Mrs.

A. J. Krum, Mrs Henry Q. Gardiner, Mrs. Elden Larlson, Mrs.

Carl Frey and Mrs Frank Birds ell. Friday Reading Club. The Friday Heading club resumei its meetings with a luncheon at home of Mrs. John Ahem on Wea Fifth street. Garden flowers graecc the table at which places were laic for Mrs.

John C. Blake, a guest the club, and who Include Mrs. Robert B. Abbott, Mrs Louis V. Bender, Mrs.

Charles Eggleslon, Mra. Charles E. Fams worth, Mrs. Mark A. Fulmor, Mrs Archer N.

Jette, Mrs. George Jackson, Mrs. Eugene L. Kunke! Mrs. Bayard Morrow and Mrs William A.

Law. W. A. I. M.

M. E. The Woman's Auxiliary of tlv A.I.M. M. E.

will meet at the horn of Mrs. P. 8. Adams Thursday, Oct -15, at 2:30 o'clock- "Sans dnl" Gud d'Hardlot; Piper of- Love," Molly Carew; "The 'Now OVELY ill its simplicity was the Lj wedding yesterday morning when Miss Annette Elizabeth Vlolette, of Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Frederick Vlolette, became the bride of Michael D. Dwyer, son of Daniel 3wyer, former mayor of Anaconda. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. A. D.

Lcltham of St. Paul's church at nuptial high mass. Miss Genevievo Hamlll was bridesmaid and John Harrington attended the bridegroom. The bride wore a. green suit with leopard skin, with hat, gloves 'and shoes in a matching shade.

She wore a corsage of golden ophelia rosebuds, and carried a prayer book. Miss Hamlll wore a smart suit In )rown with nil accessories to match. She also wore a corsage of pink rosebuds. After the ceremony a wedding jreakfast was served at the Violette lome on West Park avenue. On the bride's table Was a beautiful cake with pink rossc and tnll pink tapers adding further charm to the perfect appointments.

Only relatives were present. After a tour of the state the young people will be nt home at the Nap- Ion apartments In Butte. Mrs. Dwyer was born In Maine, coming to Anaconda when very younfr. She attended the local schools and was graduated from the Anaconda high, school.

She was awarded the club scholarship and attended the Montana State Normal college at Dillon, where she became a member of Kanpa Zeta Nu sorority. She has a wide circle of friends both In Anaconda and Butte. Mr. Dwyer was also reared, in this city and Is a frraduate of the Montana State college at Bozeman. At present he is employed with the Anaconda Copper Mining comoany in Butte.

He is well known both In Butte and Anaconda. Sleeps the Crimson Palais," Roger Quiltor; 'Morning," Olcy Spears; toe dance, ElBlo Wallace, accompanied by Mrs. Sidney G. Stewart; reading, "A Kiia for Cinderella," Ruth Frangcr. Between the numbers of tho program Mrs.

Sidney G. played many lovely piano selections. The various committees of the reception consisted of tho toa com- nnttco, of which Mrs. George Jackson was chairman, assisted by Mrs. Harley Wilcox; the program committee, of which Mrj.

Joseph H. Schwartz was chairman, assisted by Mrs. Sidney G. Stewart and Mrs. Bon Chestnut; the decoration committee, of which Mrs.

Ray O. Btan- away was chairman, assisted by Miss Clara Mtu'clllo and Mra. Richard N. Kcllcy. Visitors Entertained.

civcrt Iho lovely table decorations. were presented to Mrs. A. B. lidrlloton, Mra.

R. W. Ross, Mrs. Campbell of Oakland, wore v. J.

Gannon, Mrs. Carl ZtirMucm- cntertalncd, by mnny of their old L. Colbert and Mrs. en, Mrs, I. A.

Good. tlmo friends during than' visit in the city. Among the delightful at- Tho guest list Included Mrs. J. M.

fairs was the dinner Mrs. G. A. Kclley, Mrs S. Eldrcd, Mrs.

L. B. Gordon, Mrs. otcv Pnuly, Mrs. J.

T. Joscphson, Mrs. Sylvan J. Pnuly, Mrs. C.

Lurnblc, Mrs. 0. E. K. Vltlul, Mrs.

E. Keelcy, Mrs. Guy V. Slam- held to fill these vacancies, resulting In the choice of Mra. J.

J. Flynn the federation of woman's club mid Mrs. O. D. Spcer.

Delegates to convention to be held at Twin Bridges, October 19 and 20, are Mrs. Marouette, Mrs. Gracter and Mrs. Stambangh. First and second alternates arc Mrs.

J. S. MacGillvray and Mrs. Clarence Ade. A social hour was enjoyed.

Tea and wafers were served by Mrs. Marquettc, Mrs. Stambaiigh ana Mrs. Tavenncr. Herbert Baker, Mrs.

William Denny, Mrs. Walter Jones, Curtis Boater. James Beck and Walter Jones, and in bridge to Mrs. W. H.

Morrow. Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Robert Brown, James Gilbert, Robert Dumont and Robert Brown. The second of the series will be held within the next few weeks.

Teachers Honored. Prominent on tho Social club calendar was the lovely reception tea sponsored the Deer Lodge Woman's club Saturday evening at its club house, complimentary to the teachers of the community, club members- and interested friends. The rooms were beautifully decorated with flowers and foliage, bringing out tho lovely colors of fall. In tho receiving line with the president, Mrs. G.

J. Marquctle, were tho chairman of each department; Mrs. J. M. Dietrich, Mrs.

A. A. Malcolm and Mrs. 0. Lnr- ablc.

Tho guests in groups of 12 woro received in the west room, where refreshments wore served. An ar- tlstio dlsixisal of piUe- pink, snapdragons Interspersed with greenery, In low crystal bowls, nnd green tapers In silver candelabra added an exquisite- touch to tho tablo, whoro Mrs. Margaret Beaumont nnd Mrs. Marvin W. Trask assisted In serving.

A lace cover and rich gleaming service, with a green and white color motif characterizing tho club colors, wcro noticed in the arrangements. Tho refreshments wcro in charge of tho entertainment committee, comiwsed of Mrs. L. E. Gordon, chairman; Mra.

A. D. Middleton, Mrs. Pauly, Mrs. S.

P. Wilson, Mre. E. M. Kcclcy, Mra.

J. A. rulsh nnd Miss Lynotto Blair. Thoso In charge of tho decorations were the members of the city beautifying committee; Mrs. R.

0. Daniels, chairman; Mrs. J. E. Pears, Mrs.

Jack Albce, Mrs. J. A. Muloahy, Mrs. Eldrcd and Mrs.

Dan Hnrlcy. Auxiliary Event, The grand auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers contributed one of the outstanding social affairs of the week when they entertained Tuesday afternoon at bridge in the Odd Fellows' hall. The room was attractively decorated with autumn foliage, combined with late flowers. Fifteen tables In play throughout the afternoon, at tho close of which 'refreshments wore served by the hostesses. Mrs.

Clarence Lowo received high card honors, Mrs. Robinson the low honors and Mrs. Mllo La Rock the cut prize. The order acted as a committee of one in sponsoring the event. At Summer Home.

The beautiful bungalow of Mr. nnd Mrs. Oscar Jensen at Rock Oreek lake was the setting of a delightful affair Saturday nnd Sunday, whon they entertained a group of friends over the week-end. Wild' flowers nnd, bright foliace were appropriately chosen to decorate their summer homo. Tho attractive- now fireplace was used for the first time Saturday night nnd gave a most inviting appearance to tho spacious room.

Tho guests enjoyed boating and hiking during the day, and cards gave diversion In the evening. Those who enjoyed this pleasant outing wcro TYd. Mrs. S. C.

Vnnderwark- cr, Mr. nnd Mrs. Wiley Pugh, Mr. and Mrs. R.

L. Kemp and tho hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Jensen Shower for Bride. Among the many affairs given for Mrs.

James Sullivan, formerly Miss Cecelia Sugruc, whose wedding Was an event of a week ago Tuesday, was the gift shower given by Mrs. Bart Shea at her home in Butte. The decorations were carried out in tones of pink and orchid, with all appointments carried out in the same colors. Bridge was played during the evening, with Mrs. John Sullivan and Miss Beatrice McCarren holding high scores.

The guests from Anaconda Included Mrs. Mayme Berry, Mrs. Lillian Berry, Mrs. John Suerue, Mrs. P.

J. Sugrue, Mrs. Peter Dolan, Mra. M. McGralli, Miss Beatrice McGrath, MIsa Mary Dougherty, Miss Mnry Dolnn, Mrs.

Harry Clasue, Mrs. Tim Cabey, Mra. Hanien, Mrs. Peter Curies', Mrc. Jim Daly, Miss Anna Quiglcy, Mrs.

Willys McMahan, Mrs. Leo Gilroy, Mrs. T. P. Stewart.

Those from Missoula were Mrs. William Miller and Mrs, Harry Wclton. The guests from Butte were Miss Mary A. Sullivan, Helen Sullivan, Miss Marie Sullivan, Miss Anno Sullivan, Miss Catherine Sullivan, Miss Mayme Sullivan, Mrs. James Sullivan, Mrs.

Mayme McCarthy, Mrs. Dan Sullivan, Mrs, Don Cronan, Miss Mary McGlynn, Miss Margaret McGlynn, Mrs. Julia Sullivan, Mrs. Emmett Hale, Mrs. Ted Beaullcu, Mrs.

John Sullivan, Mrs. Flurry Sullivan and MIw Mabel Noonan. which Dr. and Mrs. Henry C.

Gardiner presided at homo nt Willow Glen. Autumn flowers adorned the taulc, at which covers were laid for tho honor guests their children, Betty Mac and Nancy Grclg, MIsa Florence Kcrlcc of Warm Springs, Miss Elizabeth Gardiner and tho hosts. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Frasorl Smith entertained nt an informal bridge luncheon at her homo tor Mrs. Campbell nnd on Wednesday afternoon Mrs.

Franots E. Chi'lston- sen antl Mrs. John Ahem entertained n. group of old-tlmo friends at an Informal bridge luncheon in compliment to Mrs. Campbell.

Mr. nnd Mrs, Archer N. Jotto were hosts nt a charming dinner Wednesday evening honoring Iho Campbells. Lavender asters and pink snapdragons centered tho beautifully appointed table, where placeB wcro marked, for tho honor RiicstH, Mr. nnd Mrs.

William Wraith, Norman Jotlo and tho hosts. From Butte. Mra. Glenn W. Moon spent Thursday at the liomn of Mm.

Joseph II. Schwartz on West Park Farewell Party. Mr. and Mrs. Charles F.

Puter- boygh entertained at an evening parly Monday at their home on Maple street, comnltmentHnft their nephew, Charles F. Hall, of Long Beach, who left for his home Wednesday. Cards formed the evening's diversion, after which Mr, Hall sang several charming selections. Delicious refreshments were served at a table centered by pink roses and sweet peas. Those who attended were Mr.

and Mrs. A. P. Christiansen, Miss Ruth Christiansen, Mr. and Mrs.

Bert Merwin, Mr. and Mrs. Al Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. James White, Jack White, Mr.

and Mrs. Elmer Benlnger, Carl Welberle, Mr. and Mra. Charles Teacher and Claude Meeker. Tuesday Bridge Club.

Mrs. Selden Rodgers entertained the Tuesday Bridge club at luncheon In her home on Locust street. Late autumn flowers centered the table at which places were laid for the members and the guests of the club who were Mre. H. Dorchester.

Mre. William C. Capron and Mrs. William Francis Flynn. Two tables of bridge were In play durlnz the afternoon.

Club Entertained. Mrs. T. P. Btowart was hostens to tho members of her bridge club iv week ago Friday at a luncheon in her home on East Elfjlith ntrcel.

Garden flowers centered tho table where placcu were laid for Mra Gcorije K. Williams, a guest of tho club, nnd tho members. Two tablcn of bridge wcro in play during the afternoon. Morning Book Club. The Morning Book club met Thursday morning at the home of Mrs.

Benton T. Asbury on West Seventh street. Mrs. Gaily reviewed "Disraeli," by Andre Maurcls. In Helena.

Mr. and Mrs. David H. Morgan motored to Helena for a day the early part of the week on a business and pleasure trip. Lab Club.

Mrs C. T. DeLuoe entertained tho Lab club Friday afternoon at, her home on Oak Btreet. After social hours and sewing tea. was served.

Harley Wlicox was a guest of the club. S. O. D. H.CIub.

The first meeting of the O. H. club was held at, the home of Miss Alice Ulrlcli a week ago Thursday. After the buslnesa session bridge was played and refreshments were served. Those present 1 wcro Miss Cornelia Vlsucr, Mts.s Mary Lucille Mogiis, Mary Fiances Raffcrty, Miss Sylvia Mahoney and the hostess.

Miss ViBscr held high score and Mahoney second high. To Butte. Mrs. James Paul RtanK, Miss Jo Haberrnann and Mm. Im J.

Btagg motored to Butte Thursday, where they had luncheon' at the Flnlcn hotel. Delphians Meet. The Anaconda chapter of Delphi- ans will meet tomorrow afternoon a 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Bayard S. Morrow.

Tea Kup Klub. The Tea Kup Klub enjoyed meeting a week ago Thursday at the home of Miss Mabel Forsman. the buslne-is meeting It decided to invlta four new members to Join Iho club. After social hours, dainty refreshments were served. The new members consist of Mlxs Helen Hailoran.

Miss Reglna Dani- clch, Miss Viola Evans and I Glen Breneman. Mrs. A. G-. Lucuman, Mrs.

B. O. Powell, Mrs. 0. L.

Colbert, Mrs. F. L. Unmuck, Mrs. R.

W. Ross, Mrs. W. Tollefson, Mrs. L.

F. Kadlng, Mrs. B. P. Wilson, Mrs.

a. J. Marmiotle, Mrs. Carl Zcr- Wuehleil, Mrn. If.

A. Good, Mrs. W. J. Mra.

E. A. Potvln nnd Mrs. A. B.

Middleton. Kings' Daughters. To mark the activities of tho winter months tho King's Daughters delightedly entertained nt tho homo of Mis. A. B.

Middleton, '300 Maryland nvcnuc, Monday afternoon, with 15 members present. Tho mooting was opened with Biblo study, led by Mrs. W. H. Grae- tcr, who had as her subject, "Tho Background of Hebrew History." Mrs.

Tnvcnncr presided and outlined tlio plans for tho year's work. Following several discussions, social hour was enjoyed nnd. tempting luncheon was eorvcd by tho hostess to Mrs. Mattlo L. Anderson, Mrs.

Gcorsso O. Bulks, Mrs. R. L. Williams, Mrs.

O. B. Lnraulc, Mrs. Frank A. Bmllli, Mrs.

W. II. Grae- tcr, Mrs. J. M.

Dietrich, Mrs. F. L. Tnvo.nn.cr, Mrs. O.

Lucdeman, Mrs. O. 8. Powell, Mrs, H. A.

Marx Mra. F. O. Phclps, Mrs. Otto Gordts Mrs.

Nello Fox Davles, Miss Ola Stcclo and Mi's. M. Burl. Mrs. Speer Hostess.

Mrs. O. D. Speer added an evening m'idgo to the social activities of tho Fortnightly Bridge club on Wednesday at her homo, 828 Milwaukee avenue. Lftto garden flow- oi'fi nnd foliage decorated the living rooms.

Following the bridge games, dainty refreshments wore served nt artistically nrransnl tables. The Biiest list Included Mrs. C. F. Davis, Mrs.

A. A. Malcolm, Mvs. F. A.

Smith, Mrs. R. O. Dnnlols, Mrs. 8, P.

Bwenson, Mrs. W. H. Oraeler, Mrs. J.

R. Culver, Mrs. A. B. Blun- doll, Mrs DoWltt Peck, Mrs.

K. W. Hwlland, Mrs. Brio William's, Mrs. Evans nnd tho hostess.

At tho close of tho contests the 'prizes woro awarded to Mrs. Graeter nnd Mrs. Peek. Music Department. Tlio nnuua department of tho Woman's clul) held its first meeting of Hie year at tho club hoiiso Monday night with seventy members and friends present.

The chairman, HM. J. M. Diotvlch; Mrs, 8. P.

a.i secretary, jmd Mrs, H. A. Marx ns treasurer, are tho now officers for tho year. Dietrich proaMed. Several Interesting munlcal current events wcro given by Mm.

P. Wilson. Mrs. Carl HurMcuhlcon, leader for tlio evening, had as her liubjcct, "Tho Music ot Sweden." A short program in nongo wa.1 contributed by Mrs. W.

J. Fornytho, accompanied by Mrs, Wnrrcn M. Trosk. This Included tlio national nnthcm of Bwcdcn nnd two folk songs, "Tho Apple Orchard," and Tho Maldcn'n Bonn." Later In tho ovcnlng Mrs. Forsytho again sang two selections, "Sunrlra anil You," and "You, Deal', and Through tho kindness ot Mrs.

Olaf Fiormoon, Mrs. J. WnLvm nnd Mra. Marvin W. Trnsk, a beautiful exhibit of Swedish handiwork was on display.

Mls-i Thclma, Flermocn appeared in a beautiful ntitlvo costume, which was greatly admired. After a social hour, a dainty repast was served by Mnttlo Anderson, Mrs. Otto Gcrdls, Mrn. J. H.

Culver, Miss Frances JJurks o-nd Mira Emmu. Acker. Literary Group. Tho literary department ot the Woman's club held Its flr.it meet- Ing Tuesday evening at tho club house, with'twenty members present. This year's officers arc: Mrs.

C. E. Larable, chairman; Mrs. K. W.

MacPhcrson, vlco chairman; MIES' Delia Hagerty, uacretary and treasurer. Lixrabie opened the meeting with remarks welcome to the members and made announcements for tho ycar'n work. The evening in charge of Mrs. MacPhcrson, who presented a- splendid and thorough review of "English Background of Literature," giving a collective view of the llve.i and Important writings of a. number of important writers.

Evening Bridge. To compliment mbmbew of her brldjjo olub, Mrs. 0. K. Evans contributed a pleasant evening whon she graciously cnlcrliilneil lit brldgo Monday evening at her home, 1002 Fourth street.

Tlio living rooms woro attractive with nn abundance ot pink asters nnd snapdragons. Brldgo was onjoycil until a Into hour, when an excellent lunch was served at perfectly appointed tables to Mrs. O. E. Brown, Mrs.

E. Mulllns, Mrs. W. 13. Brown, Mrs.

Jack Strong, Mrs. E. L. Hopkins, Mre. W.

E. Brautlnnm, Mrs. R. O. Spaydo nnd Mra.

Kato Mcaillls. Tho winners of Iho high ncorcn woro Mrs. Urnutlgnm and McGlllis. Reception Given. A largo number ot members nnd friends of tho Methodist church gathered nt the church parlors Tuesday evening nnd gavu reception to the Rev.

nnd Mrs, John Reagan. Tho church was decorated with autumn loaves and flowers. A pronranl wai! Riven jinder tho direction of Mrs. Bryan Kantner and included tho following numbers: Pl- miosolo, Miss'Ruth Harrison; read- Ing, "Entertaining Slatcr'B Beau," Patty Jane Adc; address ot welcome, the Rev. F.

O. Pliclps, pastor of the First Presbyterian church; remarks, tho Rev. Lawrence ROEC, pofitor of the Episcopal church; remarks, the Rev. Harvey Hantling, pastor of tlie Christian church; remarks, the Rev. John Reagan; banjo BOlo, Ted Mayers, Mrs.

Enna Buglcy, accompanist; vocal solo, Ruth Harrison, with Mrs. Bagley, accompanist. At tho conclusion of tho program, delicious refreshments were served by the ladles of the church. DEER LODGE SOCIETY Luncheon Party. DEER LODGE, Oct.

(Special) Prominent on social calendar of the week was the rinartly-ap- polnted four-course luncheon on Tuesday at 1:30 p. m. at t.he ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. L.

B. Trethewey, when MM. Trcthewcy and Mrs. E. M.

Keelcy were Joint hostesses, extending charming hospltalt Ity to group of friends. Yellow and orange calendulas vrere artistically arranged throughout the spacious rooms, while a.itcrs In plstel adorned the dining room. Following lha perfect menu, the afternoon wan devoted to bridge. I The hlah for cash tobla rc- General Club Session. The Deer Lodge woman's club met Wednesday nt tho club house for the first general meeting of the year with 33 members present.

Mrs. O. J. Marquettc, president, presided, nnd gave a short address of welcome. This year's officers assisting the president arc: Mrs, W.

H. Grac- tc first vice president; Mrs. Guy V. Slambaugh, second vice president; Mrs. F.

Tavenncr, recording secretary; Mrs. J. R. Rule, corresponding Decretory; Mrs. H.

Bellcn- bcrg, financial secretary; Mrs. Warren M. Tronk, treasurer; Mrs. Ed Sears, auditor. Miss Lucille Poc, who was chosen by the club an the outstanding high school girl to attend the jjlrls 1 vocational congress at Bozeman last spring, gave a splendid report of that meeting.

Owing to tho resignation of Mrs. R. D. Larable and Mrs. Raymond Carlson an trustees, an election was Dinner Party.

Mr. anil Mrs. C. E. Corlelte presided over a dinner ot charming appointments when they entertained ft group friend's at their homo north of tho city Wednesday evening.

Tho perfectly arranged table- hold covers for clslit guests, who enjoyed a- perfect three-courao menu. Later in tho evening cards wero enjoyed, when a tempting lunch was sorved to Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Pears, Mr. and Mrs. A. Elll- thropo, Mrs. J.

T. Marsh of Anaconda, Loo Pears and the hosts. W. 13. A.

Meeting. Tlio Women's Benefit association held its regular meeting Tuesday evening at tho I. O. O. F.

hall, Following routine- business, open discussion was hold on tho new bylaws adopted nt tho national convention in July. Thoso present wcro Mrs. J. J. Millar, Mrs.

J. Dumont, Mrs. J. Ransom, Mrs. Frank Mason, Mrs.

G. Ourn, Mrs. J. Krablcl and Mrs. Oharlcs Drcnton.

Tlio next meeting will'bo held.October 20 at the homo of Mrs. Ransom, 1002 Fifth street. G. I. A.

Party. Mrs. Haley Honored. Mrs. J.

A. Sewcll added a delightful social affair to the week's calendar when she entertained a few fricniln at, her home Wednesday, with Mm. drcd Haley of Helena as tho guest of honor. The afternoon was devoted to bridge, followed by serving a dainty lunch at attractively arranged tables to Mra. Haley, Mrs.

C. A. Belle, Mra. V. Hcndrlck- Mrs.

W. W. Black, Mrs. O. E.

Miller, Mu. J. Albce, Mrs. Kate Mc- Glllls, Mrs, A. Quist and the hostess.

Club Entertained. As a compliment to her bridge club, Mrs. 8. C. Boneflteelo entertained.

Wednesday. The rooms were attractively decorated with asters In pastel shades. Following several contests of bridge. lunch was served. Covers were laid for Mra.

W. H. Braullgam, Mrs. J. B.

MacGIIIvray, Mra. W. E. Castlcton, Mrs. O.

L. Saint, Mrs. A. a. Fee, Mrs, J.

W. Jenkins, Mrs. G. T. Spauldlng and the hostess.

A lodge party was given by tho ladles of tho G. T. A. Tuesday nfterr noon in the Odd Fellows' hall, mado attractive with garden flowers and fall follauo, arranged throughout llio room. After several progressions of briiltse, delicious refreshments wcro served at small tables to 70 guests by a special committee, with Mrs.

O. Wclhcr and Mrs. J. an chairmen. The lovely prizes were awarded to Mrs.

C. II. Lowo for high tcoi'c, Mrs. H. L.

Robinson for low scoro and Mrs, La Rock the cut prize. QUAKER HOUSK READY. first Quaker meeting house to be erected In Philadelphia within hundred was recently opened for services in Chestnut, Hill. A group of Friends, living In the Chestnut Hill and Mt. Airy sections of the city, orRanlncd the meeting seven years ngo ami have Just, finished construction of their new building.

Benches, borrowed from the old Arch street meeting house and said to be more than 200 years old, were placed in the new edifice. Lodge Card Party. Tho Order of Moose and the Ladles of, Mooscrteart at tho first of a series 'of card parties Friday evening at tho Odd Fellows' hali. Fall floVere and t'ol- lago were attractively nrranged about tho spacious lodgeroom, whore both whist and bridge wcro enjoyed. Card honors for whist went to Mrs.

COLLEGE GETS COPUBOOK. WILLTAMSBURO, (U.PJ An old Latin composition book, published In 1550. has come into possession of William and Mary college, a gift from Justice Robert F. Thompson of the New York supreme court. Across the title page is the Inscription penned In ink: "From the library of Chief Justice Marshall, obtained at K.

J. K. P. was James Kirk Paul- sing, a famous American author (1779-1860). COLLEGK TAPER BIRTHDAY.

CHAPEL HILL, Tar Heel, the only college dally newspaper now being published in the South, has just celebrated Its thirty-eighth birthday at the University of North Carolina with a special eight-page edition which records tho progress of tho paper since publication was begun in 1893. BRICK HALTS BANDIT SUSPECT LINCOLN, Moore, negro suspect In filling station robbery had outrun his pursuers. Jerome Nelll picked up a brick and threw It. Moore was knocked unconscious, and captured, APPLES ON LOCUST TREE. CROOKSWLLE, ples grow on locust tree on tlia Worthlngton farm near here.

Visitors have not-been able to explain the phenomenon, Tho tree bore a large crop of tlio fruit this year,.