The Daily Missoulian. [volume], April 21, 1912, Morning, Page 6, Image 18

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gain r t week, the atfairs of
lettth i'i btaiW'ayi. In MNisoula so
e.lot .i elder people have given
. f , 'thelr` adsllttnce and their
plilae. 'Two of .the .fraternal or
aI t ~o ,uhiversty have been ta
rdby offclid, Visilts from di-*
tlnalrte ladles at the head of the
satlon0a bnigr hlaation. Numerous seo
cial futntldne were given In their
elnor. IStimina'ltnh and welcome were
the tfesstges brought to the young
women' t Mfl.tila tfrom the sslater
ehapters in other universittes and cotl
leges thtrolghout the United States by
the visiting presidents, Mrs. Roth and
MiHs Brown.
Both hlgh schoole of the city. the
Loyola and the Missoula county, have
given creditable dramatic perf#orm
ances during the week which attract
ed and pleased several hundred peo.
ple in each Instance.
The young women of Kappa Alpha
Theta proved themselves charming
and capable hostesses by giving a
brilliantly successful dance In the
ballroom of the Elke' clubhouse Friday
evening.
Two weddtng.olf-general Interest In
social elrclet added nt the sparking
current of local society. It has been
a pleasant week bocause It has been
po different from the ordinary.
to Meet Mrs. Roth.
Mrs. C. A. Duniway asked the mem
bers of the Missoula chapter of the
Associatino of Collegiate Alumnae to
her. home Tuesday afternoon to meet
Mrs. A. t. Roth. rand presldent of
the I.appa Kappa Oamma'sorority, who
is making an official visit in this city.
In addition to her winning personality.
Mrs. Roth has an extcnded and thor
ough knowledge of conditions In the
larger universities and colleges which
she visits and she had nmuch of inter
est to tell the college Women assem
bled In her honor yesterday.
Vesper Service.
IMiss Miva Jamleson will lead this
study'or f ather this afternoon at the
v'eeper service held at 4:30 o,'chlck in
the Young IWometnl'ts 4'hristian meso
clation home. tlpoclal mulsic tihansi ~on
arranped and the hour promises to be
enjoyable and prflitadle. All youtng
vwomens of the city are invited.
South Side Neighborhood Club.
The first meeting the South Side
Nellhborhood club since Lent was held
Monday ntght at the home of Mr. anld
Mrs. Kenneth Ross. The entire mem
lership was present, making five tables
at cards and a lively company for the
music and supper enjoyed after the
game.
-With Delta Guama.
Miss Ada May' irwn oif Madison,
Wis., who is national pre..ident of
Delta (ammla sororority, visited the 1o
J.al chapter Tuesday and Wedn ~sday
,of last week. Miss Brown was Ce
' ronlpanled by her sister, the two la
dies having conme from the Pacific
uoast cities and now on their way to
attend the grand counciL meeting
which will be held In Omaha. .Neb.,
the last of this month.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Ellsr Pol
e.yse entertained Informally in honor
ofr the Misses BrownatL her. honse on
CHARLES LUTHDR PEC.IHAM, JR.,
The onenyear-old son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. L. Peckham of this city.
Rionald avenue. Wrednesday Mrs. W.
F. Book served an equlsltely a4ppol4=t
ed luncheon to the guests of honor and
the puatroniabes and members of Del
ta (utmnll. Yellow hand-painted place
cards, yellow ehrysanthetnuan bonbon
baskets for favors and masses of daf
fodils tied with tulle were used with
decoratlve effect. Twenty-two ladles
enjoyed this happy function. Again
Int the evening, ~the same compuny en
joyed the hospitality of Mirs. Tylar B.
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Thompson, Mrs. Charles flall and Mrs.
J. M. ECvans at the home of thle tat
ter on Beckwith street. Bridge, mubse
and dainty refreshment. were fcatulca
of the delightful affair.
Kappa Alpha Thett Dinoe,
The first fraternity donee to lbh held
In the ballroom of the Elks' club.
house and the first inter.fraternity
dance of the season was the, brilliant
function given Friday evening by
Kappa Alpha Theta Arriving guests
were greeted by a receiving line which
Included patronepses, alumnae and ac
tive members of the chapter. These
were Meadames U. L. Bonner, Hiram
MRS. JOHN GORDON MACOMS,
Formerly Miss Catherine David Silsk, who was married to Lieutenant
John Gordon Macomb on Easter Sunday at the San Carlos mission in
Monterey, Cal. Mrs. Maoomb is a native of Middleton, Ireland, where for
many generations the Sisk family has been noted for the remarkabre per
eonal beauty of its women.
Knowles. 1. W. Mt ttvwoodl, J. P.
Rowe. A. W. Wilcox. J. J. Lucy, J. H.
L'onnuer, Hl. H. HIalaghtir, J. ti. Rein
hard; the Misse. Lu'cile. Marshall,
iCloise KhuUwles. Mildred ('llrk, AcinuiIci
IRobiertcnon. rtrtchcde Allhipplle. Imlllei
n11ith. iHael llllylncn. (cladys Freeze,
Grace Saner, Allie Hlcrdclel)nburgi".
Katherlne White, IeHsw itlRhoides. Istither
llrely, iFralnce Page, Merle Kettle
well und Marguerite Hlnel0r. The
guests were llmembers of all the fra
ternitllles connected with the unlversliy
and a few friends from the city.
Drainty programs, engraved with the
Kappa Allphlla Theta monogramll in
old and tied with gold cord andl tad
:el. were listrlbutecld iy Phtilpllll nd
Eliibetllh Rlowie dulring Ithe opelning
grand march. Punch wlis servetd
throughouit tihe eving fromt a Ilillcb
biankecd with Alerielin Ileauity rumcec
landc the comlifort olf Ilie guenit wcas
Islso c'onmlsideretdl Il tlhe picrovlcicll ofc
bridge liible in thie leicully of theill hull
roomlcll for those wlho ecared to play ia
galllP while ittiingt ollt a dcl ,nce. Two
cspeelally preltty feiatllres were thecc
mnocnlight ,limnc'tce and the firefly daiun(.
For the forinme.r tcnumber, licthts were
turned ouct and IL grIla' yelilcw Ilctconc
at eati11 end oi the haill furnisrlhedi a
:lccfteret gi c low fasccincccl i ctin llly cl - contllt
ic the l, c outifucl iace a I d ll exllch i itin' il
gtowns o ticc- yoncg wcmcccn dcncing.
iaclh m o IllWc lille da miellcihed by ll
black cct's head and a Kapci Alpha
Theta. Icncnogrcl in hickt bi. iThe fire
fly cdacce Wcc cc weirdly pretty mcnrc
Those wii o i cud the clcl iure of t-li -
tending the dacice feel that Kuppa
A ilic Thetlia iccas set I ligh mccmiii ic
the whiy oI original, acnd urtsltic ec-c
ertalncnentl
To Meet Mrs. Tucker.
Mr. and Mirs. J. A. Tucker aked
l5 of their tcighIlccrn ic Purk adc.cti
lon It to eir hlcmie- ,F'ritly evening to
neet Mrs. L. E. T'Pltcer, who I thellir'
guest frmlll Flsher lip the Tlitckf.co.
vnlley. The vwening was spent with
delightful Informality Visiting and
singing and partaking of the good
thinag served to OI
Conplimentlng . Oemb,
Mrs. 4ohor, HIton was hIostes
Monday evening at !' box party, for the
performance of "Altfa, WheFo Do You
Live?" at the flatno.s, followed by a
chalrmingly appointed supper served In
the dining room of the Elks' club
lhouse, both given In n compliment to the
bride and groom, iesutonant and Mus.
John Clordon Maoomb. White roses
and carnations massed with ferns
gave the bridal tone to the table
whiichli wias repealted in dainty place
.trdil andi tlhe sentimenta expressed in
ti altisl to the happinelsll o the bride
and grni)lll. Those presenllt were Ma
Jur and Mrs. Illlarnard, Irleutenllnt arnd
iMrs. Macombllll, Colonlel Kennon, J.. H.
''. ityanlllt, anud the ihouteass.
Ferbrache- Morrell.
A pretty iiomle w'eddihtgl %'i aotlet
nllld in milllitnll t noon last
Monitiay wihei. 1ev. ilm'er i. Burt
ncr ofi Missoulua united Miss Rleve
iStone 'erbracthe of Hlamilton ana
(harle's Tholmaln Mlrrell of this city
In wedlock. The old English ring
ceremolny waIs used. During the cere
ll)ny the strains of a beautiful wed
ding mIarch played by Miss Kathtlene
I .ellklll of (ilendive filled the rooms
with ,Xltlulite hiarlllny. The bride
wtll ittlllllflully direlssed in a gown of
while tik ville, trimmled with real
printcesst lace andll chiffon. ltle wore
a. luce cau whicih belongedl to her great
grandnolither, the 'aip being trimmied
with orange Illonislol. The interior
of the l'erbrache Iltolll wlas decorated
for the o('Hion in link Ullnd white.
Following tle erelll.y land during
the serving iof refrela.ent.s the brlde
anglg for Ithe gue(1ts. Misj Verblrace's
Ibontiutlul vIliei haI chlarllltl Missoula
Iand HIllitl tlll n irpl'ts often. The
hrilde reteived nllny beautiftul presents,
including at bllautliful necklnte and a,
ibaby grain ll it24 frmlll the groollm. The
lhappy couple left In l tlhe aterlloon by
autlotlollle Ifor Missoulal, froil where
theyi wlnt ti New York for It viit
lthere aind along the Hulldton river.
They return later to resitde tit Mlssoula.
Ilesidelh giuests from till is .ity tile lol
lowing attenldetld: Mrs. Sherman
Leach, Mrs. J. W. ]lslter, Kate 11. El
liott andi Mlils jreistoni oi Mlsotulla,
Mir. and Mrs, i'narlei Norton of Vie
tor. Mr. andil Mr. N. Houlnwirth of
futte andl KatIhellll e Lelanld of tlendive.
At Whist.
ll nI i Elllen lP.ttrly 'il+Orte lluled
aotic of the young pliple of Orchard
IlHomes alt whist Tuesdlay evenling in
1the home of Mr. atnd Mrs. . ., Hoel
tllltik. Naven talb(lesl wtre titeupled by
tlih' players and pritni frtr high scoro
were wton by M li Core St. (Jeralllne,
Miss llllam Hclhryock, Georgl'e Colville
anld John StahtI A dielIelois lunch
wails erved inl dtintilly arranged
courses as ta conclusionli to thel pleasl
anit evening,
IMi.tI C'ottttrly's g.ltls were tile
Mihseo .Floret'nce ,Irving, llIth il)doJar
nelte, lorlllln, (jlortrl'lude anld 'l'oral it.
(erllainlle, KaIthorlint aLnd IFlorence
OIallulher, Flora Iallintln, Katherine
Miller, Ienore Hietlnlick, 'Lona and
Aditlo $lhryock, I're.lda Laundry;
'Mlh4siles. HR.1ll ett)ooilovr, Jay Cheat
1atin, 'Howard Cooney, IHorultlo .IRbb,
Jt• h N'iahl, IE ld and John Miller,
George ('olvitle, Jay and Herman
Alliuon, Lloyd ianld 'Ralph Weism and
Ed Weber.
In Orohard Homes.
Mr. antd Mrs. It R. Helmmick enlter
talined about 80 friends Wedntlday
evening at their hospitable home In Or
chard Hones. iWhi.t way the game
of tha evening and at Its close the
guests assembled albout a awppir'table
to partake of the appetisigt nllt
served by the hostessi, Prizae for Miuh
:oor9 were .warded to Mrl. WelsI
,. . .,. . :, ·. , , '
M Wei,-s at s., The utW tpo.sta
wenl .r , Otto iensoni Mr.
and StMJ J''r, Mri tdi d Mrs,.
Htenry , t, antid AlfPrqd
ftetr, ; ""'t eiii..0 John. r.
and Mrs. tIt .. artnitlthe, Mr.'and
Mt.s 3s0 , ati t ldry, IMrP. 'afd eth
,W . IVsr trn , nMr.. Wcas, Mre. .DrhEt
man, 'Mitl W1 p Hamilton. F. J: V3it
Alstyne and Otto iHanaen.
With Mree 1a
(ixteenp iWho enjoey$ playing
Cards oeasauits'et With
Mrs. i, ti . ldy artuitndanl' for a
game of bilge. Reslder ' *1*g.pim.
and the Gabitfr, rarleshmen icnIieryed;i
the hosteas,' were aIium to 1'bl,
discussed with regard to rdorganisiml
a clubx .S or p1aylq bridge,
Auxilliry' Ml·p
The auag$ tp .manndiiebapter of
the Oider iiof Wlt Star iheld an ea
joyable add' t muetIng Tuse
day aftcrnooe kat. the hi.e ot Mi.s.
Alice Kelley, 010 South Plfth street;
west. Plans for future activitie were
discussed Mid. adopted qd. 'deltelous
refreshmehts weui enjbye4. The next
meeting will be on May 7 It the home
of Mrs. ldwin Fox, .o4 Woodward
street.
Reception at Fort Missoula.
On Tuesday evening the ladies of
Ilort IMlssotlla gave n reception hn
honor of the brlde awml groom, lieu-.
tenant Iand Itrs. -Macuoml, at the home
of Major and Mrn. L.,e.rninl. Among
many delightfull featurl. of the even
Ing were mnuscal lnlllers of rare
quality. Mrs.. Learnartl chlarmed the
guests with her Ibentitlul sopran;,
volce in neveral eltll. i'oltone Ken
on and Captain Worley lang delight
fully and Lieutenant Winton played
piano selections for th,' entertainmont
and pleasure of thoae jruesoent.
To Pack Alaska Box.
Tihe Women's Parocahil and it-.
slonary society of thld Episcopal
church will meet -'rhlay afternoon.
April 25, at-the rectory. The work of
the afternoon will be to ak.ck. the bo.t
that Is to he sent to Inllionarips In
Alaska. All ladles who have anything
to add to the box are asked to bri.n
their donations, also their' united ot
ferings boxes.
To Play Whist.'
Mr. and Mrsi ,. J. White asked a
ofew friends to their home on Hastings
avenue Friday evening (a, play whist.
Those who had a part In the delight
ful hospitality offered were Mr, and
Mrs. W. F. Wayne, Mr. and Mrs.
George Fox, Mr. and Mrs. M.;R. May.
shall, Mr. and Mrs. M. 'D~dn and
Dr. and Mrs. C. L. MlSith.
Hart Luey.
Wednesday evenin at S:0 o'cloci
'Miss IMildred Hart a R& M. Lucy
were united in mari at the home
of the 'bride's pare Mr. and ,Mrs.
It. W. Hart, on Hroottf Fourth street
west. Rev. Fathed l etoo performed
the ceremony In the emence of the
relatives and a few mate friends.
The house was be lll decorated
for tlhe occaalion wi_ .U ee oof -pink
uses in. the diuain 1 a# JieU4
and llles in the l sooJn. Ml ss
lIvareo Avery pl¥gy eclosohn's
"Wedding Marcl'i w the bqride
leaning on the Arm her father
walke.d in to m eot the con and the
priest. The ibrido's wa wis uan
exquisilt ereoation ot white satin
Imetoer trltt~ied with .ish lace and
she c'.rried u slihoWf, ubuquet ,oft
'lride's ruods lnd Ilietinof the valley.
lhe mutid of holor, Di ts iuth hart.
wilr', white emnbrokiered voile over
pink and carried pink roses. Malt
Iucy., Mbrother of the groom served as
best man.
Immlediately after the ceremony, re
frewhments were' served dn4 congratu
LIBUTENANT JOHN GORDON
MACOME,
Son of Colonel A. C. IMaoomb of the
eavalry, who is stationed at eosten,
Mass. Lieutenant and Mrs. Maoomb
expqot to go in June to Monterey,
where the former will join the
Twelfth infantry, U. $ army,
latlons were shllowere'd uponel the Ihappy
coupioe. Nulnoter'uns and 4Mautiful pres
ents were recoIved. Mr. andtl Mrs.
Lucy Ieft in thiue evetning over the
Nortllern Pacific for a, trip to the
coast,
Perk Additiorf Club.
IMrs. C. Fl. .Meagheor entertalned tile
Park Addition cliub eWednesday after
noon asswited by Mrs. Cavln, -Mrs.
Taylor and 'Mrs. *ttennetlt. Tlhe pro
gram 'was in chargo of Mrs. I. Q.
Roberts and the theme for the after.
noon was "'Ilios of tile Swason." In
response to roll call the ladles told of
early iLEaste'r customs and spring foe
tivktlI, Mrs. Iloberts opened Ltle pro
gre.nt witll a paper discussing the
origin of the use of llie for the (Easter
emsblem. "Mrs. Gray and Mr,s etonnott
sang a duet "L.Uea of 'May," lMrs. C.
EU. Lucas read "The Legend of Nar
oleaus" and Mrs. Veeder read a selo
iet, "C'onsider the 'IAlles." Mrs. C in 4ln
sang "Welcmo 'Pretty #lenrua"; Mrs,
Meaolier read n artiloe on '"The i
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sang 'rLlsabye." There were 18 mond
berm present to enjoy tLIo novel and
Interesting treatment of the program
subject and the guests were MrW. J. A.
Tucker, ,Mrs. L. E. Tucker and Mm.
Boles. An elootion of officers at the
GLAOYS IH'ANODLtR PECKHAM,
SGeond .daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
L. Peokh ,
close ,of rgut meeting meide Mrsr.
Veedor president, Mrs. C. 1B. Lucas
vice presIdent; 'Mrs. J. 1B. Cavln, sec
retary atnd l Mrs. George Duncan,
treasurc;.
Ladies' Auxiliary Meeting.
The Ladies' auxiliary to the Orcihurd
Homles a'ountry Life club met Wednes
day afternoonl In the Hawthorne school
In one or the b4est sessolns yet held
by th(I' club. *Miss Jeannette Rankil:
tulkecd to the ludies convincingly upon
the subject of "Political Equality";
Mrs. Erfert sang an enjoyabile solo.
.Miss Cotterly gave a travelogue on
"Claim Life In Eastern 'Montana," and
Mr4. 'De Jarnette read 'a paper on
"ThTe School Lunch." The program
was followed ,by a suilal hour.
A Class Party.
'lThe Sunldlay sHIlloul c'lass taught by
Miss Jennie IIRowe at the Conlgrega
tional chuirclh entertained happily Frl.
day evenllllg in comnpllnellnt to the class
taught by ,Mr. jUlade. There were
about 40 younllg people present, Inlucll
ing throe Invite'd guests from Mrs.I
Lenta', class. Gtameo and refresh
Ielllnts mlade a merry evening for guests
land IhtIessesl alike.
Two Birthdays.
l'Tlhere were' two birthldays celebrated
n thie holle of ,Mr. and irs. C. L.
Peiekhllam this week. Littli. MIss. G(ladvS
was 8 years old Tuesday and harrles
Luther, Jr., was 1 year old Thursday.
lor each occasoln friends were invited
to help celetbrate. Twenty-two little
guests danced and played Tuesday
afternolon In the Peokham home anlld
enjoyed thel dlInty refreshments
served. in Thursday afternoon a num
ber of mnothers anid ibables spotit a
delightful tlme together, the mothers
vsllting and eatlng Ice creamc and cake
WIilie tile bWabies ooked on contentedly
Distinguished Speaker Coming,
Mrs. Mary Foster 'Bryner of Chl
cago, who is superintendent of the
elomentary ldepartlment of the Interna
tional Sunday School assoolation, will
be In IMissoula on Sundlay. April 28.
Ther will b'e a Ineeting of those in
terested ill elementary Sunday school,
,work to hear Mrs. lDryner speak in the
'Preobyterlan church at 4 o'clock next
Sunday afternoon.
King's Dawuhters' Hold Sale.
The 1flng's Daughters will hold a
rumma.e sale 4n the Paxston block on
(Wednesday. Thursday and Frliday, May
1, 2 and 8. The ladies will *be glad to
have contributions of clothing, dishes,
furniture or any othes articles that
may prove salable for the bonefit of
the cause cherlushed by this organis
tlion. -Members will be at the rooms In
tie Paxton block to receive donatlpns
all day 'Monday and Tuesday, ,April 80
and 80. Fturther Information .may be
obtaned by calUng 874 lbkAlk on the
Doll telephone.
With Kappa Kappa Gamma.
Mrs. A. H. Roth was guest of bonor
Tuesday evening at a sprFead givh by
members of Kappa Kappa Gapntall In
the sorority suite at Icrig 'alLT n.We
eore 8I young women as.embltl$9P7 :
djlithful hour with thteir upre.ae. f6
ter, who bjOtgtt them Rttlmuhilgl
messlgesfrom the 27 chapters of Kap
pa. Kappa'.Oammt which she has vis
Itod out of the entire number of 36
chapters In the United States.'
A delightful -and Informal tea was
given in compllment to Mrs. Roth
Wednesday afternoon pt the home or
Mrs. J. M. .Keith by Mrs. Keith and
Mrs. W1ilkinson. Members of Kappa
Kappa Gamna, their , mother#, and
ladies of the university aeculty, Were
asked to meet the guest of honor.
Mrs. Roth left in the evening for the
cast.
As-eYeu.Like-lt Club.,
The meeting of As-You-Like-it clab,
held Tuesday' afternoon with Mrs.
Tylar B. Thompson, was important and
interesting. Several items of business
were conpidered. then Mrs. R. Y. Stu.
art read a paper on "Tihe Modern Up
lift of the Drama." This was followed
by a discussion of Irish plays and
players. Mrs. C'. L. .. Kellogg read
two plays written for the modern Irish
stage, "The Rising of the Moon" by
Lady Gregory, and "Thle Land of
Heart's Desire" by Yeates. Mrs. C. A.
Dunlway will be hostess for the club
next week.
WEALTHY FARMER MURDERED.
Marshfleld,. re., April 20.-Jacob
livans; a wealthy ploneer farmer, was
found murdered in his home near here
today. Indications were that he had
been shot while sitting near a win.
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