The Daily Missoulian. [volume], February 15, 1914, Morning, Editorial Section, Image 9

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PARTINERS
Whether it be the tw6, tramping the lonely hills,
Tracing at gleam of gold in deep-hid rocks and rills,
Fighting the wilderness in quest of worthy gain;
Partners in tree content,- comrades in toil and pain,
Building a house of 'dreams in the campfire's fleeting glow,
Sharing in ardent hope, the honme they may never know;
Whether it be the two, dancing a merry round,
Gracing halls of light, where 'youth and mirth abound;
Swinging ini perfect 'time with music lilting sweet,
,Drinking the wihe of Joy, enchantinent passing fleet;
Partners for but one dance, comrades for a day,
Clasping eager handl, turning swift away;
Whether it be the fwo, man and hfs woman mate,
Guarding with equal care, welfare of home and stagb;
Bearing, rearing or voting, sharing an' equal part,
Pledged to each the other, head and hand and. heart;
Terms of finest living; love that never, ends.
Partners of equal rights, loyal and lasting friends.
-Mabel Kinney Hall.
Immanuel Chapter.
Mrs. George Whitcomb will be host
ess for Immanuel chapter, Order of
Eastern Star, Tuesday afternoon at
her home, 818 South Fourth street
west,
As You Like It Club.
Current topics will be discussed at
the meeting of the As.Y YIu Like It
club next Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G. F. Reynolds on South
Higgins avenue.
Washington Tea.
The Lend-a-Hand society will give
a Washington tea next Thursday aft
ernoon in the reception rooms of the
Methodist church. The hostesses will
be in costume appropriate to the an
niversary and a program will be given.
Mrs. Andrews' section of the society
will serve 'refreshments and Mrs.
Brewers' section will be in charge of
the program. All friends are cor
dially invited.
Valentine Party.
One of the very happy affairs of
the weelk'was a valentine party given
Friday evening by Misses Alice Her
shey. and Mildred McQuarrie at the
home of Miss Hershey on South Fifth
street west. The rooms were trimmed
with hearts and cupids and the same
pretty style of decoration was re
peated in the refreshments served.
Games aJid music occupied the even
ing. The young people who had part
in the hospitality of Miss Hershhy
and Miss McQuarrie were Misses
Annie and Lillian McDonald, Mary
(TO THE WOMENJ
109 E. Mamn St. 109 E. Main St.
Yesterday We Opened
Our New Department Devoted to
Tailoring of Women's Garments to Order
In this department our display will consist of a showing of 1,500 fabrics, both imported
and domestic; 1,000 of these fabrics will be of the regular men's suitings and 500 of special
cloths for one-piece dresses and fancy suits. We show 100 models. picked from the
choicest designs of Europe and America.
THE PRIC
Women's man-tailored suits; jackets silk or satin lined; Women' man-tailored coats ...... ...............$12.00 to $25
guaranteed for two seasons ......... $.... 16.50 to s 29 WomeA's raincoats ......................... $6 to $15
One-piece dresses, man-tailored ............... 15 to $25 Women's man-tail skirts .................................5.50 to $15
Every garment strictly tailored to order andi, remember, we show 1,500 fris and'any
A complete range fabric can be made as you desire it. You cannot realize the saving until $'ou see the Riding Suits
of Novelty fabrics and models, and Skirts
Linen Fabrics Any alterations necessary will be dope here at the store, without any a cost, andi tailored to order
no garment will be permitted to leave the store until fitted correctly in ever detail. out of any fabric
for Suits, Dresses, We would like to have every womaan in Missoula and surrounding count ;ee this dis- in the line
Coats and Skirts. play if for nothing else than future referende. We will make garments o*f your own
cloth at reasonable prices. Also woolens sold by the yard at wholesale pc.
Our' Our
Whis Wsomen's
Is No oph ill s Now Open
Garmentsw 109 Eal Main Street Garments
TalIbd to / Tailored to
____ WORLD LARiEST TAILA Order
Williams, May Wilson, Marjorie Wil-]
kinson, Hilda Deschamps, Virgini.
Lebkicher, Mae Vander, Katherir'!
Keith, l.ora Hartman, Adalee Rileyl
Helen Joes, Mildred Rouser, Vivial
Effenger,, Ruth. Smith, Helen Brown;
Ruth Anderson, Orlce Miller, Messra;
Arnold Ayer, Willie Vander, Frank
Newquist, Spencer Esmay, Cecil
Thurston, Louis Rocheleau, Howvard
Jones, Straughn Scheuch,'Oakley Cof
fee, Theodore. Shull, Raymond Nash
ancd Howard Sumner.
Guild Tea.
The Ladies' guild of the Episcopal
church will hold a. social tea for the
benefit of the church building fund
next Thursday afternoon at the rec
tory. Hostesses for the afternoon
will be Mrs. H. H . Gatley, Mrs. J. A.
Rudd, Mrs. Ronald Plank and& Mrs.
Iynde Catlin. All friends will be
made most welcome.
Vesper Service,
There will 'be vesper service at the
Young Women's Christian association 1
home this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock.
Mrs. J. P. Boyd will lead the service
and Mrs. T. A. Price and Miss Mar
gery Maxwell will sing. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all young
women of the city to be present.
Congregational Ladies.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con
gregational church will meet' Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
George Fox, 214 South Fourth street
west. Mrs. Verna Bullis will be host
ess with Mrs. Fox. All ladies who
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will donate canned truit and jelly to
,the YotiZig':Women's ChrieZtan assu=
'clatiort dre asked to carry their gifts
'to the home of Mrs. Fox Thursday
afternoon:
[A Sleigh R:de.
A party including' Mr. and Mrs. G.
A. Ketcham, Mr. and Mrs. J. U. VWil
liams, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Sargent, Mr.
and Mlirs. P. 1. Bates. Mr. and Mrs.
D. A; Stephenson, Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Greirkow, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Ennis,
Misses Alice Baker, Leila McDonald,
Verepa Lindfors, Neola Hollensteiner,
Messrs C(. A. Rupp and Henry T.
Vohs, went Thursday evening for a
jolly sleigh ride about the city and
out to the Ilollensteiner ranch where
an oyster supper was served and the
evening was topped off with music,
games and a Virginia reel.
East Side Whist Club.
The East Side Whist club of the
Rattlesnake valley went Wednesday
evening for a sleigh rifle to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Lehsou, whet?
a delightful evening was spent with
a game of cards, some mulsi an,1 a
big supper. The company included
Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Taylor, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Ford, Mr. and Mrs. Har
"vey Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. James
Boles, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Lilcas. Mes
dames L. E. Tucker, L. C. McGuire
and W. H. Stennett, Miss B1uckley
and Mr. A. A. alcom.
With Miss OGres.
Mrs. Dolph Cords, Mrs. iloward
BHunton, Mrs. C. A. Munson, Misses
1 Dorothy and Edna Kagle, Louise
Weisgerber and Stella Watters spent
Tuesday evening informally with Miss 1
13ertha Gries at her home on \Vest
Spruce street. A game of whist was
played and a spread of good things
to eat, booked and served by the hos
tess, was enjoyed.
Bryan-Larson.
Miss Estella M. Bryan and Fritz F.
I. Larson were married at H o'clock i
t Tuesday evening at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. William
n P. Bryan, on Stephens avenue. Rev.
MRS. LOUIS J. BUCKNER.
Mrs.' Buckner has come recently
From Great Falls to make her home
in Mislsoula She. was a guest of
honor at the reception dance given
rhureday evening by Mr. and Mrs.
Orville G. England at the Elks' tem
ple in compliment to Mrs. Buckner I
and to Miss Lilith Norton of Duluth,
M:nn.
Frederick J. Salmrn i, lstolr of the
flaptist chturch at t-1(\ tnsville, pier- t
formed the ceremony in the Ipresenc'
of mellmllers of the fiii v ilnd a few
friends. Mliss Ruth .la;nmes planhyed the,
wedding march for Ih clntrallnte of the
iridal a party. MIiss .M1licta Green was I
bridesinalId and J,. A.lrert litndlstron
wasi be-t main. The trideh was chllarm
ingly gowned in white satini chairmt.lis.
She wore a veil cn ghlll with whitel
blossoms to a lace tpnll, anlt she ear
ried a shower bouqllt .1f bride ro'ses.i.
Miss Green also was tam\ned in white.
The ring service wa;s iti-d. At the 1
aconclusion of the coelmnty it weddti g
supperl was served in Ihlte.e (courses, the
first two Iheing appoilted with decora
lions of green and whlite, and the third
course having: pink and white adorn
ments. Mr. ;and-Mrs. Larson will re
side on East. Spruce street.
House Warmningi
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stephenson
opened tlheir charming new home at
844 Woodford street formally to a
company of friends last atlurday
evening. After ;the clever arrange
ment and the artistic furnishings of
the new home had. been ilnspected and
admired, the guests enjoyed dancing
and a huffet supper. Those who had
part in Mr. atil Mrs. Stephenson's
hospitality were: Mr. and Mrs. F. 13.
lIlrdsall, Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Shea, At
torney and Mrs. WV. E. Moore, Mr. and
Mrs. Tylar B. Tllpmpson, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Donlan, Mr. and Mrs. J. J..
Power, Mr. and Mrs, Lynde ('atlin.
Iatr. and Mrs. R. W. Hart, Mr. and
1Mrs. T. A. Price. Mr. and Mrs. J.' L.
Ward. Mr. and "itrs. Henry Greenhood,
Mirs. Mary T. I:i3ndmann, Misses Van
Cleve, Birdsall, Avery, Gertrude. Ona
and Jean Sloa 3e, ('ox, Randmann,
Hart, West man, Schlossberg, Messrs.
Ilarold Sloane, 1lerbert and ('laude
Molchoir, Cox, Hluselton. Menager,
(lage, t'lenents, Ilelfrich and Kohn.
Annual Ball.
Plans are this week being perfected
by the local soe:tly of St. Jean anp
tiste for the ftfth annual hall which
will be hcld in illite hall February 24.
The young men who have the matter
in hand are e-tpending much thought
1lt time upon the preliminary ar
ringements, In order that the final
Ir scuit may be the biggest and hest
ro'iall function given by the ior:ety
in Mitssouhta.
M. M. Party.
A company of 1 T7 young people,
vlmplnies of the Missouli Mercantile
conmpany and a. few invited gulests.
enjoyed an evening of dalcing lind
card playing Wednesday at the Elks'
temple. There were 20 numbers in
the dancing program, incl.ding it
merry Virginia Reel by request of
'some of the older young. folks. Music
was furnished for dancing by i lmer
Jalr. Willard Perry and Miss Ther
I riault. A quartet, Messrs. Ray lalilly,
A CHARMING HOSTESS
MRS. ORVILLE GRIER ENGLAND
Nho was hostess to a large number of friends this week in honor of her sis
teP, Mrs. Buckner, and Miss Norton of Duluth, at a dalnmng party at the
Elks' club.
it) thi' )h lit tlir ol it la ,,\'I it it tu tilt It
their ·OirtNit g . I'alrd I:tthhs ii l Ii" I.t I- i/
conO y Iprovided entll rlllllllrnn tl (i \for l' sa e l
who did ( iot are to iim:ll e. I ,ll wit is
Wia slrved ltl.h.F ful httO i fihle en ','IL Ii \
fill eitttli ary ft'on itt N ni uttei l I
Reception Dance.
iltssonlltd ,i,t'let, p,,eol eh I, the It;;n,, I,
twr of u her l thian ::nu nerelped Thlur-: ;hi
lay e ( ning fih , in\i- l,,1 ti " ,t' \ r. ll, a ' ii
Mrls. (rvill, I. I nghin.tl I m i ee lt Ur;
l. l.1. IIti;L tn r, \\Lho hIs I'ts tltlllt r"'entl
to tliake wi hter I llte n ll . IIs ul;, .i i t i t
Miss Llith Norlton, v ho i: hre, f'om, f,
ul)ttah a t uest in it'h Itin laail hott in i t
ThIct tillrou or I ( iii i :lks'l tmIi Nle \'in IA
dee(ortedt with etltiheIs of \'nt'.len- hi
tM.ne In ' l r ilti whi te. oi I lt" it I. t ll O I ti Il
the llrise "ng Ulne, Mlrs. I':nga.; l Vlroe s,
satlin wil lat t eiin' atnah ;i 'n tgNH a ( I
boltlltl of pink ri h s h i. s; i .'s, Milkt- II
itttlics t wn was of'ntt ti' L ink stt a thit at i t
her flowerit were violts; i.sw Norton
wore pI It llle ; i itin ss line til 111 rieti. A
Mi.n s 1 11it tllntint li t); l niil Notut
Keith, Itnlh M ll ffi,,, Iht mtt lb r,lr
alnd li W'tltI illi)nsonassh itdtl in Ihe'
had red ;ltll white valentine _ all , f v ,S. I
a tnd iithe nit i plllrI y '' It ri me ti ii was re-- i
ea ited in it tin ttu I tnt ittn . iTht Mis- t
West-Crowell.
SI". .\. \\W Ist antill M:l, \ .I. "f'rit\\ ll, .l
both \Vott rttll- owlln i esidnttll. I) o lli. I , itt
iwere titn Iar ii ,l a ut oiif i t A''l,, 'lh1lt i ;it ,
frtInetd y lite, ., N. M thl n:u at Ih, M
Preshlyteriai Iar"iso ag , only iat i-i\
friend; hbing pl'es,,nt. +'Mr. \ ,.I i- 1 l
yard u toil et r for tho Nortl(hern ':lf'Iit (;
and Iihas prloI+p.ual' :1 h.oim 1 Ir hi. s , i
bridh on South Ii .-o)autl ::bee,.
SBeighing Party.
lir. ti nis l Mrs. IIIgth iKel ,ney i(nteri
taintid at Party.hi h. a l ; v men-il l
James I Mntlitnigry, MrI. anit Mrsl . Iltan itr
,J. Illyfron, 11r. aind Mr1s. lid +11' ;rthy, ,
Mitle. iiritilne i It MarV Miainar
Mea rs. titt1t tlilnl,, ;i .1 \rI (lr t ' I- tnrH
geoos. After ni Ilton 1 n dI lihtutl -
drive ia llo t the citiy, thlnlte ir1,ny rt
paired to hft KI nne.dy Ihon,, hert nt,
Oystl r HtlIpp l," \1lH s,-t(rv ,l.
Birthday Party.
Mrs. e lier JI . nMithe ,t gri\'at a hir thlryi
Thursdlny itn honr uri the firhst e htinhI r ' I
o.f h,,r son, Iaindalr ll M ihth ll, Th'
gleInh pr olesent w oret 11a xint iit, an
Jamel's IHert I ; lilngton, 'J'h +li;, Il: "l;r,
Franclts Iti'hards, I:ln'na ;r,,fI ;.
Valentine Party.
Mrs, (e.,,rge Andirews was hrstssi
lrinly a lternonA o l hetl r bllho e oinl
South Third strhet. lhir g ists i,
Mesrdtnes .11i rphy, ihlrk, lir ites.
Lemley, Vlbhroeelt, llkhler auill
.Mullt, + )oye'd a; .P1n of tails :anl
at its tontls-ion ;nirl oon tle; was
usedl for favor's and de.orntios..
United Artisans.
The United .,rtisms, I' lnv rvsily ILs
semhly No. 12I,, o(hserv\d Iainei.in's
birthdaly in it most filting matnnier '
Thur-'day. vening, hlthn the il.nlmers
gathered at the ho)ll of Mr. and Mrs.
S. 1,. )lunhaml. The homie haI been
prettily deeratePd for the neatsl)n and
aI fine life-like portruit. of the great
enttneipat1r, placed under ai special
light, meade his presence seel almost
real. Man anld tender were the
stories told of Linoln and his life, es
pecially interesting being the personal
recollections of the great war presi- I
dent given by Judge J. L. Sloane. At
to'rney C. E. Avery told of his recent
visit to the Lincoln memorial home In
Washington. During the evening Mrs. I
Dunham proudly wore a Iincoln' and
Hamlin badge. This she had found in
her grandmolher,'s thle, andl is ai
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SMISS LILITH NORTON
Of Duluth, who is the guest of Mr.
I and Mrs. O. G. England and in wllo**
1 honor a dance was given Thursday
evening.