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THE SUNDAY MISSOULIAN, SUN DAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 5, 1039. Parsons Home Somers, Bigfork and Eureka Kalispell and Whitefish ichols Home Birthday of High School Students Are Given Party car Moore, Mrs. Anna Drake and MLss Betty Moore. Members present were Mesdames Alva Boorman, Harry Stoffregen, Pete Desroslers, Garrett Van Rlnsun, Amanda Peterson, Janiea Hellen and George Ecklund, Aid Society Entertained. Mrs.

Ed Hanlon entertained the Lower Valley Ladles' Aid society Wednesday afternoon. Present were Torgerson, Helen Metcalf, Irma Lee, Virginia Mackey, Betty Bailey, Carol McCullen, Dorothy Monk, Geneva Goldizen, Florence Robinson, Edith Carbonari and the honored guest. Monday Bridge Club. Entertaining for members of the Monday Bridge club, Mrs. T.

W. Elliott gave a luncheon at her home this week. At the close of the contract games Mrs. G. H.

Grubb and Mrs. Bert Baling, were awarded the favors. Mrs. Grubb and Mrs. Martha Neils Agather were guests, At Rollins Is Party Scene Rollins.

Feb. card party was held Saturday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Parsons. Mr.

and Mrs. Lawrence Grice, Mr. and Mrs. M. J.

Brunner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sager, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ekman.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Clat-terbuck.

Otis Papendlck and Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Uhde attended.

Four tables of progressive five hundred were in play and high scorers were Mrs. Uhde and Mr. Brunner and low were Mrs. Ekman and Mr. Grice.

Lunch was served by the hostess. Birthday Surprise. A birthday surprise party for F. R. Uhde Monday evening was attended bv Mr.

and Mrs. Cecil Myers and Mr. and Mrs. Odra Smith of Poison, Mr. and Mrs.

George Frazler, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Daley, Mr. and Mrs. George Parsons, Mr.

and Mrs. M. J. Brunner, Mr. and Mrs.

Law rence Grice, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Robinson and sons, Charles and Kenneth; Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Bain.

Betty Mae Zelenzy, Otto Uhde, Mr. and Mrs. George Slderius, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sager, Mr.

and Mrs. Clyde Walker and Miss Pearl Murphy. Lunch was served by Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Uhde.

Progressive five hundred was played at eight tables and Mrs Clarence Robinson won high score for the ladles and Glen Daley for the men. Society Personals. Florence Weaver was a dinner guest at the Lawrence home in Dayton Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

George Ward and son, Fred, spent Saturday In Kalispell. Joseph Zelezny returned Monday from Lonepine where he had spent several days. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tinsley of Deer Lodge were Sunday visitors at the Glen Daley home.

Guy Clatterbuck motored to Missoula Monday. F. R. Uhde motored to Lonepine Monday. Eugene Tiffany of Belton spent the week-end here.

Abraham Flocteen has returned home from Coram. Miss Grace Beller of Kalispell was a week-end visitor with friends here. Joe Duffield came from Elmo Saturday and spent Sunday at the home of his father, George Duf field. Mr. and Mrs.

F. R. Uhde and daughter, Mary, and sons, Richard and James, and Betty Mae Zelezny attended a show in Kalispell Sun day. Otis Papendlck spent Saturday in the upper Flathead valley. Mr.

and Mrs. Alan Bain of Kali spell were Sunday guests at the Clarence Bain home. Al Loveland of Lakeside was a caller Friday. Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Odle motored to Whitefish Saturday. Lee Dernckson of Poison spent the week-end at the Guy Clatter-buck home. Amy Vinson of Big Arm spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Glen Daley. ics Is Conducted By Civic Body Columbia Falls, Feb.

4. Eighty- four men and women, representing Columbia Falls, Whitefish and Kalispell, were seated at the banquet tables at the Cozy corner dance hall Tuesday evening enjoying the an nual ladies night program given by the Columbia Falls Commercial club. A feature of the program was a showing of motion pictures by Harry Campbell of Kalispell. Both boys' and sir's' sextettes of the local high school presented three selections each to the enjoyment of all. Zeph LaVoy acted as toastmaster for the evening and introduced business men in attendance.

Mayor Frank Schmidt led the speakers in a short talk about the proposed community hall for Columbia Falls. Superintendent of Schools J. H. Crowe gave a talk on the status of the local schools. Mr.

LaVoy introduced Dr. W. L. Kell and Clar ence Barthmen, both local men as well as H. B.

Markus and Tom Dempsy of the Whitefish Chamber of Commerce and Walter Jefferson, superintendent at the CCC camp on the North Fork. These men gave short talks. Joe Laux, WPA recreational di rector of Northwestern Montana, told of the connection of his work with schools and churches and of the good derived from the recrea tlonal program. Don Treloar, own er and operator of radio station KGEZ at Kalispell, gave the prin cipal talk of the evening, after which pictures were shown by Mr Campbell. Dancing was enjoyed by everyone after the speaking and singing pro gram.

Finland May Make Wolf-Hunt a Sport Hebsingfors. UP) Wolf hunting by airplane may become one of the attractions offered by Finland to foreign sportsmen. Because of damage caused among herds of reindeer by wolves in the Lapland districts of Sweden and Finland, it has been decided to employ airplanes to hunt the wolves which will be machine-gunned from the air. BOXIXG POPILAR. Baton Rouge.

La. 0f Boxing is becoming increasingly popular as a sport at Louisiana State university. In a recent Intramural boxing tournament 623 students fought bouts. Somers March Of hues Fete Aids Charity Somers, Feb. 4.

A party for the march of dimes was held at the William Brevlg home Thursday afternoon. Guests were Mrs. Anna Mc-Cloth, Mrs. Tom Almini, Mrs. Claude Korb, Mrs.

Dean Lauman, Mrs. Lyle Kortbeln, Mrs. Gay Nlchol, Mrs. Stewart Duncan, Mrs, Charles Wilcox. Mrs.

William Brevlg, Mrs. Al Fisher, Mrs. Ed Hanlon, Mrs. Merlyn White, Mrs. Anna Sayther, Mrs.

Dell Fischer, Mrs. Gus Hoppe, Mrs, Oscar Moore, Mrs. Mary Cash, Mrs. John Boyce, Mrs. Alice Rod-vald, Mrs.

Ed McBride, Mrs. James Sonstelle, Mrs. V. Hintzman, Mrs. Verly White, Mrs.

Johnston, Mrs. Bert Buhl, Mrs. Pete Rodvald, Mrs. Paul Peterson, Mrs. P.

Slderius, Mrs. Frank Redpath, MLss Tresa Hudon, Miss Grace Sayther and Miss Allle Korb. Favors went to Mrs. Pete Rodvald, Mrs. V.

Hintzman, Mrs. John Boyce, Mrs. Merlyn White and Mrs. Ed Hanlon. Double-Seven Party.

The Double-Seven club met at the home of Mrs, Star Lindsay Wednes day afternoon. Present were Mrs. M. Fulton, Mrs. Elmer Holland, Mrs.

Robert Kelso, Mrs. Delbert Fisher, Jerrow, Mrs. Dallas Ecklund, Mrs. Jerrow, Mrs. Dallas Eucklund, Mrs.

Ole Lee, Mrs. Hilda Hatton, Miss Tresa Hudon, Mrs. Gay Nickles, Mrs. F. Bennett and Mrs.

Rena Ev-eret. Lunch was served late in the aft ernoon. Entertains Pinochle Club. The Pinochle club met with Mrs. Pete Torberson Friday afternoon.

Present were Mrs. Amanda Peterson, Mrs. Tom McDevitt, Mrs. Harry Joy, Mrs. Margie Larson, Mrs.

Edith Townsley, Mrs. George Ecklund. Mrs. Roy Seal and Mrs. Ed McBride.

Favors went to Mrs. Joy and Mrs. Ecklund. No-Hostess Surprise. A no-hostess surprise card party was given at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Almini on Wednesday evening in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fulton's tenth wedding anniversary. A midnight lunch was served and the honor guests were presented with numerous articles, all made of tin, in keeping with the occasion.

Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jerrow, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cross, Mr.

and Bangeman, Mr. and Mrs. William McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Holland, Mr.

and Mrs. Fred Bangeman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Almini. Favors were awarded Elmer Holland for receiving high score and Mrs.

Fred Bangeman for having received the lowest score. Give Skating Party. A skating party sponsored by Mr. Sonstelie and Mr. Hintzman was given by the Somers high school Friday night.

Faculty members and wives were guests. A lunch was served at the Mentz Overby home late in the evening. Entertains at Bridge. Mrs. Amanda Peterson entertained at bridge Thursday evening.

Ladies invited were Mrs. Ralph Drew, Mrs. Harry Joy, Mrs. L. Larson, Mrs.

Tom McDevitt, Mrs. Pete Torberson, Mrs. Archie McDevitt, Mrs. Ruth Hellen, Mrs. Roy Seal, Mrs.

George Ecklund, Mrs. Ed Hanlon, Mrs. Edith Scamahorn, Mrs. Dallas Ecklund and Mrs. Eric Johnson.

Favors went to Mrs. Dallas Ecklund, Mrs. Ralph Drew and Mrs. George Ecklund. Lunch was served late in the evening.

Birthday Surprise. The sixth grade students surprised their teacher, Miss Tamman, on her birthday Monday with many gifts. Late in the afternoon a lunch was served. Breakfast Club Meeting. The second meeting of the Willing Workers' Breakfast club was held at the home of AHie Mae White, with Jean Meldrum assisting.

After the business meeting games were played and singing enjoyed. Breakfast was served to Elaine Boone, Harriet Borch, Elaine Fischer, Charlotte Buhl, Rena Mae Duncan, Meredith Brevlg, Alice Rodvald, Manilla Fischer and Amy Jean Meldrum. The guests were Mrs. Merlin White and Vema Lou White. Afternoon Luncheon.

Mrs. Lola Cornellson entertained at an afternoon party for Mrs. T. B. Moore, Mrs.

Harry Wilder, Mrs. Margie Larson. Mrs. Oertrude Wall, Mrs. Frank Smith.

Mrs. Roy Seal and Mrs. C. H. Keeling.

The afternoon was spent visiting. A dainty lunch was served. Tea for Mothers. Miss Erma Stelter and Mrs. James Sonstelie were hostesses at a tea given for mothers of the Junior high students Wednesday afternoon.

The articles given on child train ing. The mothers decided to have their meeting on the first Thursday of the. month. Tea was served. Mothers present were Mrs.

Bert Buhl, Mrs. Henry Mo'ver. Mrs. Ver-lcy White. Mrs.

Merlin White, Mrs. Stuart Duncan. Mrs. Al Fischer, Mrs. Alva LTrirh.

Mrs. George Willis. Mrs. John Christensen. Mrs.

Ray McBride and Mrs. Pete Torberson. Mrs. Stenswick Hostess. The Kensington club met at the home of Mrs.

Art Stenswick for an afternoon of ewing. Mrs. Ruth Hellen's birthday was honored. Valentines were used as table decorations. GuesU mere Mis.

Os- Mrs. Nixon Is Hostess At Luncheon Kalispell, Feb. 4. Pretty in appointments was the luncheon given by Mrs. Donald Nixon at her home Friday.

The Valentine motif was cleverly carried out at two small bridge tables where a 1:30 luncheon was served by the hostess. The hours were spent in sewing. Those attending included Mrs. F. E.

Wilson, Mrs. Gordon Rognlien, Mrs. Charles Reeves, Mrs. Clifford Miller, Mrs. Robert Faulkner, Mrs.

Sig Wenaas and Mrs. C. H. Brewer. Mrs.

Burns Hostess. Mrs. M. O. Burns invited members of the Lucky Thirteen club to have luncheon at the Temple tea room Thursday.

Contract was played at the Burns residence following the 1:30 menu with Mrs. C. F. Fowler and Mrs. Hans Walchli receiving the favors.

Guests were Mrs. J. C. Urquhart, Mrs. Fowler and Mrs.

Cecil Sykes, and members were Mrs. Walchli, Mrs. Charles Baldwin, Mrs. Howard Hunt, Mrs. L.

D. Spafford, Mrs. Henry Good, Mrs. L. E.

Pendleton, Mrs. James Hawkins, Mrs. Fred Brinkman and Mrs. W. G.

Kelly. Sunday Supper Club. Entertaining for members of their Sunday Supper club, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Miller were pleasing hosts at their home this past week.

At 5 o'clock supper was served buffet style and three bridge tables were prettily appointed where covers were placed for 12. Contract was the evening diversion with Mr. and Mrs. Donald Buckingham receiving the high prizes. Mrs.

Jewell Honored. Honoring her mother, Mrs. J. Jewell, Mrs. F.

H. Keller graciously entertained at a Kensington Friday at her home. The ocqasion was Mrs. Jewell's birthday. Many friendss were present at this delightful gathering and at the close of the afternoon tea was served by the hostess.

1 :30 o'Clock Luncheon. Mrs. Forrest Rockwood and Mrs. Phillip Jordet were hostesses Fri day at the home of the former when they gave a luncheon at 1:30 o'clock Gay and with a note of spring were the green and pale yellow appointments which adornei the three small tables where a two-course menu was served. Jonquils, blended with acacia, were placed in small vases at each table where contract was later in play.

Mrs. A. A. Dodge was the recipient of the high score favor. Entertains Club.

Contract was the diversion when Miss Margaret Ruegsegger enter tained her club for 8 o'clock dessert at her hbme Thursday. A dainty color motif of shell pink and white' was effectively used, with snapdragons of these shades forming the central decorative scheme. Those present were Mesdames Acil McCown, Ben Bolton, Jerry Reidel and Ross Wilson and Misses Mel-enda Rolie, Edamarie Lorang, Mary Lavin, Marjorie McDevitt, Astrid Prestby, Willie and Wilma Caldwell and the hostess. Wedding Announced. Announcement has been made by Mr.

and Mrs. L. N. Boyd of the marriage of their daughter, Louise, to Lee Ray of Portland, Ore. The marriage took place at Van couver, January 15, with Rev.

Mr. Taylor, pastor of the Methodist church, officiating. Mrs. Ray was graduated from the Flathead county high school with the class of 1937 and last year moved to Portland to enter school. The young couple will make their home in that city, where the groom is employed.

Allen-Chapman. Miss Cora A. Allen was married to Clement R. Chapman, both of Kalispell, Saturday at the Nazarene parsonage, with Rev. L.

G. Nees reading the marriage vows. Mr. and Mrs. Chapman plan to reside in this city.

Wohlwends Give Party. Among the parties of the week was that of Mr. and Mrs. B. M.

Wohlwend when they invited a group of friends to their home Sat lirday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Terry, Mr. and Mrs.

George Jensen, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Eundelius, Mr. and Mrs. Cary Mahoney, Mr.

and Mrs. Leon Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Con rad, Miss Gertrude Conrad and Francis Bitney were present to par ticipate in games of contract. At midnight the hostess served a dainty repast and in observance of Mr.

Jensen's birthday a cake was served. Birthday Party. Miss Cecille Sykes, popular among Kalispell's younger set, was honored on her sixteenth birthday Tuesday, when her mother, Mn. Cecil Sykes, gave a delightful formal dinner at her home. At 6:30 dinner was served on small tables with the Valentine mo tif as the decorative scheme.

Daf fodils in gay profusion were placed about the rooms where games were enjoyed until a late hour. Miss Florence Robertson and Edith Carbonari were given favors at the close of the games and Mrs. lona M. Dennis told fortunes as a feature of the evening. Those invited to this unusual party were Rosalie Brinkman.

Rachel Cook. Dorothy Dur.n, Mary Esther Montgomery. Mary Pat Houston. Francilla Rawlings, Jean-ette Rankin, Betty Hall, Elsa Winkler. Marion Schomer, Pat Watte.

Betty Cullen, Bette Lorang, Agnes Scene Meet of Sewing Group Bigfork, Feb. 4. A pleasant afternoon was spent at the home of Mrs. Martin Nichols Wednesday when she was hostess at the meeting of her sewing club. A social hour was en-Joyed after which refreshments were served.

Present were: Mesdames Verna Harrell, Mildred Wells, Eliza Wells, Irene Larson, Ida Nichols, Elsie Doney, Ann Holderman, Dorothy Vinson and her sister-in-law, Kva Wells, Carrie Bahr, Leona Mc-Kee and Emma Collins and Miss Ethel Nichols, mother and steter-ln-law respectively of Mrs. Nichols. Tedding Shower. Mrs. William Price was pleasantly entertained at a wedding shower in her honor Thursday afternoon at the Circle rooms when about thirty of her friends presented her with a number of gifts.

During the course of the social time, a comic strip was presented, wherein, the bride, Mrs. Price, was attired in an old-fashioned wedding dress and curtain veil. A delirious luncheon was served about 4:30. Mrs. Weed Honored.

Mrs, Ernie Weed was honored Saturday evening by a number of guests at the ocaslon of her birthday. Card games were enjoyed during the evening, and a birthday luncheon followed. At Beatty Home. Mrs. Audrey Beatty was a pleasing hostess to a group of her friends an afternoon of the past week.

A de lightful repast was served to Mrs Florence Lawson, Mrs. Ida Nichols and Mrs. Mathilda Whaley. Society Personals. An enjoyable afternoon was spent with Mrs.

E. Hart Friday by her guests when she entertained Mrs E. A. Weed. Mrs.

Carrie Gehres, Mrs. Harry Elton and Mrs. Susie Lund, Mr. and Mrs. A.

If. Nichols enter tained at a pinochle party recently, when Mr. and Mrs. Simpson were their guests. Mr.

Simpson and Mr. Nichols took the scores of the game. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Paulson returned Tuesday to Libby where he has employment.

Mr. and Mrs. C. Buckmaster and family were the guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Larlmore and family a recent evening. Mrs. L. Simpson called on Mrs. A.

Lawson Sunday afternoon. Mr, and Mrs. Eddy Cambron visited at the Al Cambron home recently, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Gullard.

Truman Gullard and Mr. and Mrs. Mandle Gullard were Tupsclay evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. If.

Elton. Mrs. Harry Elton had Mrs. Peter son as her afternoon guest one day last week. Mr.

Dray of Thompson Falls vis ited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Sayatovlch recently.

He Is a rel ative of Mrs. Sayatovlch. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were enter tained at the L.

Simpson home a recent evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. Morton, and family were visitors of her family and her sister's family, here Sunday, the H.

Mlze and Robinson homes, respectively. Mr, and Mrs. W. Johnson and family and Mrs. Lena Burkhardt were among Kalispell callers within the past few days.

Mr. and Mrs. EL O. Slethaug and her father. Mr.

Eckley, were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tlegen of Helena Flats, near Kalkpell. Mr. and Mrs.

Earl Weed and family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Weed and family Sunday. In the afternoon. Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Weed and sons, and Mrs. Ernie Weed and daughter, Norma Jean, made a trip to Belton, returning in the evening. MLss Serena Lee spent Sunday at trie Lee home from her work at Columbia Falls. Mr.

and Mrs. W. O. Johnson and sons, Walfred. Jr.

Robert and Charles, and Mr. Bean were the guests of Mrs. A. Ackerman and girls Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. M. L. Hendrickson were the Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.

G. Hanson. A group of friends called at the home of Carson Johnson during the ween. Dringing refreshments. The ladies prepared dinner.

Ernie Luckow and son, Carl, and Robert Luckow, Mr. Luckow's brother, made a trip on the lakeshore re cently. Ethel Nichols who has been at the home of her brother. M. Nichols, Visited at the Aley home Sunday.

British Firm Plans Housing Project San Gabriel. OP) After considerable experience in mass production of homes in England, a Britkh corporation has undertaken a big housing project near here to be known as San Gabriel village. It Is planned to erect 840 homes and a community shopping center to sell at $3 666 to $4,225. All will be one-family dwellings and they will be put up about 50 at a time. ROAST PORK TOPPING.

Here's a crusty and tasty topping for pork loui roast: After the roast ha. baked one and a half hours, generously spread it with apple sauce, mixed with brown sugar, cinnamon and cloves plenty of sauce and sugar but little spice. FRVIT-Jt'lCC JELLY. Fnilt gelatin mixtures gain in Havor and nutritive value if fruit Juices are substituted for the liquid called for In the recipe. Left-over canned fruit juices are as good as i Juice from fxesh fruit, Is Observed Whitefish, Feb.

4. Mrs. Thomas Wilson, was honored by the members of the St. Charles Altar society Thursday afternoon when they celebrated her eighty-second birthday at the Parish hall with an afternoon tea. A short musical program included numbers by Agnes Catherine Akey and Eugene Vedrlne, Jr.

Mrs. Wilson was born In Dublin, Ireland, January 26, 1857. and came to the United States after her marriage. She has a daughter, Mrs. Walter Towers, of Whitefish, and two sons, Joe Wilson, of Whitefish and Thomas Wilson, of Seattle.

There are 13 grandchildren and seven great-grandchildren. Mrs. Wilson enjoys fair health and has many friends. Mr. and Mrs.

Wilson reside in Five Acres and are members of the St. Charles Catholic church. Mrs. Powers Entertains. Mrs.

W. J. Powers entertained the members of the Monday Luncheon club the past week with a 1:30 luncheon at the Reeves cafe and later at the Powers home for con tract games. Mrs. J.

D. Neville and Mrs. H. J. Nichols were aaaea guesis, Scores were held by Mrs.

J. L. Akley and Mrs. F. S.

McClench. Study Club Meets. The Fonmgnuy aiuay ciun mev Wednesday with Mrs. C. P.

Daane, The Coming struggle ror Latin America" by Carleton Beals was reviewed. The hostess served re freshments at the conclusion of the program. With Mrs. Brennan. The Hoot Owls met Monday eve nine with Mrs.

J. T. Brennan for contract games with Mrs. Farrell Hollar as an added guest. Mrs Hollar held high score, Mrs.

Frank Sullivan, second high, and Mrs Everett Beirnes, traveling honors. An informal hour with light re freshments concluded the evening New Deal Club. The New Deal club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Clarke Forcum with Mrs. A. B.

Mc Laughlin assisting. A dainty luncheon was served at 1:30., Contract Karnes were in play for several hours with honors held by Mrs. Earl Hunt, Mrs. Claydon Dickson and Mrs. McLaughlin.

Sleigh Ride Party. The Arnica class memoers oi tne Presbyterian church entertained their husbands and escorts with a sleigh ride and oyster sup per last Tuesday evening with Mrs. Manford Artz, Mrs. Robert Vining, Mrs. Chester Yale and Mrs.

Everett Shafer as hostesses. Ping pong and Chinese checkers were the diversions in the church parlors following the ride. About thirty people enjoyed the affair. Nurses' Club Meets. The recently-organized Nurses' club met last Friday evening with Mrs.

Lonnie Dennis, with Dr. C. G. Sundelius as guest speaker. She covered a variety of subjects of in terest to the profession and held an informal forum at the close.

A social hour was offered with re freshments served by the hostess. At Johnson Home. Chapter P. E. was enter tained Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs.

George H. Johnson with 18 members present. Mrs. James Caughren presided over the business session which preceded the study topic given by Miss Eleanor Robbin. A delightful social hour was enjoyed while the hostess offered refreshments.

Mrs. Lilly Entertains. Mrs. P. C.

Lilly entertained members of the Thursday club this week with a pretty Valentine party at Reeves' cafe for a 1:30 p. m. lunch eon bridge. Mrs. K.

F. Kincaid was a substitute for an absent member. Honors were held by Mrs. F. H.

Frahm, Mrs. J. D. Neville and Mrs. J.

L. Akley at contract. Mrs. Forcum Hostess. Mrs.

Paul Forcum was hostess Thursday afternoon to the members of the club at her home in the Krueger apartments, Mrs. Clarke Forcum substituting for a regular club member. Valentine colors were used in the table appointments for the dessert course served at 1:30. Contract games were won by Mrs. Spears and Mrs.

Clarke Forcum Valentine Party. Mrs. Alfred B. McLaughlin was the honor guest at a Valentine party Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. J.

L. Akey with Mrs. R. L. Bretthauer and Mrs.

Leonard C. Larson as assisting hostesses. The affair was a stork shower and games and contests were in keeping. A carriage full of gifts was placed before the honor guest who opened the packages for the inspection of the guests. A two-course supper menu was served after the shower.

Arnold-Beardsley. Mr. and Mrs. Mert Arnold have announced the marriage of their daughter. Miss Florence May Arnold, to Eugene Beardsley, which took place at an informal ceremony Sunday afternoon with Rev.

C. Daane officating. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Eeardsley attended the couple who will make their home here.

Banning-Straighr. Miss Margaret Banning and Her bert Straight, both of Whitefish, wer united in marriage Sunday afternoon at the First Pyresbyterian church With Rev. C. P. Daane officiating.

Miss Evelyn Krona and Fred Banning attended the couple I They will reside in Whitefish. Eureka, Feb. 4. High school students and their guests had an enjoyable time in the county high school gymnasium Friday evening at th party given for them by the Senior and Junior Women's clubs of Eureka. Music for dancing was provided from 8 o'clock to 11, and all who enjoyed playing games gathered in groups at tables pro vided by the entertainment commit tee and enjoyed the newest popular games.

The dance was a "hard time" dance and favors were presented to Patsy Brorterick and Roddy for the best "hard time" costume and to Esther Sellers and Bobby Heblson for the most original. Cider and doughnut. were served by the lunch committee composed of Miss Mary Zehntner and Miss Rosctla Idso, Junior Women's club members, assisted by Doris Roberta, Esther 8henefelt, Jim Howell and Giveneth Ross, students. Other Women's club members were chairmen of the various committees with student assistants. More than one hundred young people and guestd attended the January party.

Past Matrons' Club. Mrs. Frank Thomas was hostess to the Past Matrons' club at her home Friday evening. The evening was spent informally in conversation and cards. A short business meeting was conducted by the newly-elected president, Mrs.

Thomas, and the social program for the year was discussed. A delicious lunch served by the hostess later in the evening was much enjoyed. Past matrons present with the hostess were Mesdames Merton Hunslnger, C. O. Wlnkley, Ethel Iong, George W.

Day. Gale McKaln and Matthew Orlfflths. Linen Shower. A linen shower was given by the members of the Methodist Ladles' Aid society honoring Mrs. Claude Huffman, formerly Annette Harvey, a recent bride, at a meeting at the cnurcn Thursday afternoon.

A covered dish luncheon was served by the members and the gifts brought were packed and sent to Mrs. Huffman who was married a short time before Christmas and has gone to Mullan. Idaho, to make her home where Mr. Huffman is employed. Mrs.

Saling Hostess. On Monday and Saturday afternoons at 1:30 o'clock, Mrs. Jay Baling was hostess at her home at two delightful bridge luncheons. After enjoying a prettily arranged luncheon contract bridge was played on both afternoons. On Mondav.

Mrs. Mable BetU was the recipient of a lovely high score favor and on Saturday afternoon when the women or the younger social group were entertained high score honor went to Mrs. Kenneth Chrtstlson. Visitors at Quirk Home. Mr.

and Mrs. Emmet Quirk arrived In Eureka Monday. They were guests Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Quirk.

Dinner Given By Mrs. Rude And Mrs. Ross Big Arm, Feb. 4 Mrs. James Rude and Mrs.

Harry Ross entertained at a 7 o'clock dinner at the Ross home Saturday evening. After the dinner hour games were en-Joyed and favors were awarded to Ida Rude. Jack Caldwell and Walter Askew. Those present were Mlss Maggie Baumert, MLss Estella Baumert, Mr. and Mrs.

Walter Askew, Mrs. J. O. Rude, Mabel, Alice and Albert Rude. Harry Ross.

Jack Caldwell, James Rude and the hostess. Society Personals. Mrs. Louise Senft spent the weekend at her home In Sanapoint, Idaho. John McGean and Charles Tip-petts were Poison visitors Saturday evening.

Rev. C. Snoemaker of Poison held services here Saturday laglit. Miss Margaret Bennett arrived here the first of the week from Newport, Wah and has taken over the Scenic Rest camp. Mrs.

Allen Barr vbited relatives In Poison Monday evening. Mrs. J. L. Tabcr and son, Edward, visited at the heme cf Mr.

and Mrs. George Rude Tuesday evening. SAYS FAMILY P.IC'KI RING IS PERFECTLY NORM VL Baton Rouie. La. A moderate amount of grumbles, a little nagging and occasional sharp arguments are generally signs of a healthy family relationship, says Dr.

Paul C. Louisiana State university ppycho.otist. "How shall the family handle anger and bitter talk? Certainly not by denying that anger often exLsts in the family; instead, by allowing the one wfio feels asgrieved to state his grievance. If grievances are staled honestly, they can be righted promptly, and 'making up' can take Sorr.f.-r.?s in a family that 'never had a quarrel we see a terrible explosion." TO EM Ot RAGE VIOLETS. Sandringham.

i-" Gardeners on the Royal estate are planning to encourage the growth of wild violets which used to grow In profusion, but have now dLappe ared. Queen Alexandra ued to make frermpnt visit tn the mearfni in search of tie Coweta, Mrs. A. H. White.

Mrs. Anna Mo-Cloth, Mrs, Beryl White, Mrs. Catharine Milne, Mrs. Al Fischer, Mrs. Roy Ellis, Mrs.

Alice White, Mrs. Lillian Buhl, Mrs. Joe Hudon, Miss Tresa Hudon, Miss Allle Korb, Mrs. George Hartman, Mrs. Blanche Mor-vell, Mrs.

Dan Stiles, Mrs. Brown and Mrs. Walter Manlng. Golden Eagles Gather. The den of the Golden Eagles met at the home of Mrs.

John Boyce Wednesday evening. Attending were Kenneth Webster, Billy Weaver, Bobby Boyce, Donald Elllngson. Wallace McKinley, Robert Hosfold and Den Chief Albert Fopp. The evening was spent in learning how to do various knots. Methodist Ladies Meet.

The LRdles Aid society of the Methodist church held its regular business meeting at the parsonage Friday afternoon. Present were Mrs. M. Eecles, Mrs. W.

Klelnhans, Mrs. F. Webster, Mrs. William fJcovtl, Mrs. C.

D. Keeling, Mrs. F. M. Smith, Mrs.

C. O. Odenwald, Mrs. Harry Pierson and Mis. Lola Cornelian and Mrs.

Vurley White, a guest, Society Personals. Mrs. Viola Cole and son, Clyde, drove to Missoula Saturday, called by the Illness of her mother. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Nyberg of Pol-son called on relatives at Somers Saturday. William Zeeck left for Missoula Friday, where he will visit for sev eral days. Miss Gertrude Bly spent the week end with friends at Proctor. Mr. and Mrs.

James Meldrum and family drove to Hot Springs Sat urday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jackson or Kalispell spent several days this week with their daughter, Mrs. A.

M. Magnuson. Mrs. Gertrude Wall went to Mis soula Saturday, returning Sunday. She was accompanied by her nephew, Richard Smith, of Kalis pell.

Willard Smith of Missoula returned home with them. Mr. and Mrs. William Hanson and children of Marion were week-end guests at the Orin Brlst home. Orin Brlst went to Fort Harrison last week and is a patient at the Veterans' hospital there.

Mrs. Margaret Willis of Kalispell is a guest at the home of her son Charles Willis, here. Mrs. Dan Bangeman was hostess at a 1:30 luncheon Wednesday. The guests were Mesdames Roy Seal, Tracy Panic, Mabel Small and Ma rie McGlenn.

Mrs. Anna Holland is spending a few days in Hot Springs as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Mike Quila- gen. Women's Club Has Meeting At Swan Lake Swan Lake, Feb. 4-The Swan Lake Women's club held its first meeting at the home of Mrs.

Frank Bosworth January 26. Lunch was served at 1:30 o'clock, after which a business meeting was held, It was voted that the first meeting of the month should be devoted to business and work, and the second meeting should be social. The following members were present: Mesdames Jerry Landthorn, Harry Kain, Frank Stopher, George Toycen, Charlie Stopher, Ray Fenby, William Fenby, Beryl Smith, Walter Wilson, William Lawrence, Lester Lawrence, E. M. Covington and the hostess.

Mrs. Carl Schlegel was a guest. The next meeting will be held at the E. M. Covington home, February 9.

Society Personals. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Johnson left Tuesday, via Spokane, for California. Mr.

and Mrs. Johnson ex pect to visit the San Francisco exposition on "Treasure Island' before their return to Swan Lake the lat ter part of June. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stopher visited relatives in Kalispell Tuesday and Wednesday.

Beryl Smith. Mrs. Ruth Hill and son, Don, were Kalispell shoppers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs.

Lester Lawrence went into Kalispell Monday to op and call on Mrs. Arnold Lawrence and infant sou who are at the Kail-spell General hospital. Walter Wilson, Bert Schlegel, Har ry Kaln, Andrew Jensen and Carl Schlegel were recent Kalispell callers. Mr. and Mrs.

Oliver Meyers of Bigfork were transacting business and visiting friends Thursday. Andrew Jensen entertained a few friends at a stag party at the home of W. H. Jones Saturday evening. WHY CAKES FALL.

Cakes usually fall because they contain too much fat, sugar, baking powder or other leavening agent or because the oven Is too slow. If the cake fails after being taken from the oven, the baking t.me lias been insufficient or the cake has too much sugar or egg. KILLS Ml'STARD STAINS. To remove t-Uatard stains. oak the linen as quickly as possible in coid water to cover.

This loosens the mil so that it will come out when laundered in the usual way in plenty of narm water and soap suds. Mrs. McAllister Hostess. Mrs. R.

B. McAllister opened her home to members and guests of the Tuesday club for 1:30 luncheon this week. Talisman rosebuds centered the prettily adorned tables for the luncheon served by the hostess. Favors for contract were given to Mrs. Bert Sallng, and Mrs.

A. H. Griffin. Mrs. Christie to 'Club at Libby Libby, Feb.

4. A dessert bridge was the offering of Mrs. James Christie for the members of the Entre Nous club at her home Tuesday afternoon. Contract was played, score favors being received by Mrs. Kedzie, George Neils and guest, Mrs.

Max Sturm. Members present were Mrs. J. A. Krall, Mrs.

Walter Neils, M-s. George Neils, Mrs. M. D. Rowland, Mrs.

L. J. Olson, Mrs. C. W.

Wiprud, Mrs. William Curtis, Mrs. L. S. Welch and Mrs.

A. M. Hoffman. Sleighing Party. A sleigh ride party rode around and about the city for two hours Sunday afternoon and then gathered at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. M. D. Rowland for a supper of chill and apple pie. Following supper the group played games at the Rowland home.

Included in the outing were Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Krall, Max Sturm, M.

D. Rowland, James Christie, Mai Kedzie, Les Leigh, Lionel Shaurette, Ed Boyes, Gordon Cornell, H. R. Richards, Norris Adams, George Smith, Ray Veld-man and James Harris, Jr. Birthday Club.

Mesdames Frank Bateman, Bige-low, George Pike, H. A. Joughin, A. Fraser, G. Nolop, Stout, Lampton, Kammeyer, H.

W. Woods and J. A. Krall, members of a birthday club were entertained Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Black-well.

A social afternoon was spent at games and handwork followed by a delightful luncheon served by the hostess. Entertain Study Club. Miss Ruth Loucks assisted by Miss Virginia Eldredge entertained the 4-L Study club at the home of Mrs. Clay Parker Wednesday evening. The Jewish question in Germany was the topic of discussion for the meeting.

A brief business meeting was conducted followed by refreshments. Those attending were Mrs. H. W. Woods, Miss Vesta Knoke, Miss Mildred Buck, Mrs.

Hal Hall, Mrs. Don Leach, Miss Zella Brittenbaugh, Miss Grace Day, Miss Gertrude Zwadke, Miss Eleanor Williams, Miss Edna Relger, Mrs. Clay Parker, Mrs. Verda Crane and Mrs. Arnold.

A social hour was enjoyed at the conclusion of the meeting. Bridge Club. The members of the Delta Deck Bridge club met at the home of Mrs. Harold Gompf Thursday eve ning. Three tables of contract were in play for the evening, score favors being received by Mrs.

Loren Gompf and Mrs. Hugh Hennesses and the guest prize to Mrs. Leo Becker. Refreshments were served at a later hour. Mrs.

Manion Hostess. Mrs. Virgil Manion was hostess to the members of the Fortnightly Bridge club Thursday evening at her home. Contract was played, at which the score winners were Mrs. A.

M. Hoffman and Mrs. Gordon Cornell. Mrs. Leslie Leigh received the guest prize.

A delightful lunch was served at the conclusion of the play. Silver Club. The members of the Silver club were entertained at a 7 o'clock sup per at the home of Mrs. Ed Boyes on Wednesday evening. The evening was spent at contract bridge, high score prize being received by Mrs.

Edwin Kemp and second high by Mrs. James Christie, Entertains Club. Mrs. Day entertained the club at her home Thursday afternoon, 10 members being present. The afternoon was spent at handwork, followed by a delightful lunch.

Here's Where Pennies Cost a Pretty Penny London. UP) Dating from Wll liam the Conqueror to King Stephen, 324 pennies were sold at auction for $2,632.50. Made of thin silver, the pennies could be broken in halves or quar ters to make "halfpennies' or "farthings." PRISONERS ARE LINGUISTS. Tavistock. England Convicts at Dartmoor, Britain's loneliest prison, are becoming linguists.

French, taught by a Tavistock gram mar schoolmaster, is now one of the most popular classes in the prison..