Butte Society Bride Weds London Man in New York
Miss Margaret Hennessy daughter of Mrs. Daniel J. Hennessy marries Douglas Elliot Craik in a private Catholic ceremony at Sherry's New York. The couple plans a year abroad before settling in New York.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1925
Page
16
Miss Margaret Hennessy daughter of Mrs. Daniel J. Hennessy marries Douglas Elliot Craik in a private Catholic ceremony at Sherry's New York. The couple plans a year abroad before settling in New York.
One of the season’s most refined teas was hosted yesterday by Mrs John Bain at West Park street to honor her mother Mrs Charles Kremer of Louisville who will soon return home. Gladiolas and asters graced the downstairs. a pink rose centerpiece with tall silver candlesticks adorned the tea table. Guests included Mrs P J Brophy Rodney Lanner Mrs J E Oppenheimer and Mrs T J Murray with attendants Anna Lee Tuohy Ann Green Kremer Isabel Kremer Helen Rowe Margaret Per ham and Ione Knieval. Dorothy Rooney orchestra filled the afternoon with music.
Effective treatment promises removal of freckles with Othine double strength. Apply nightly and morning. one ounce may suffice to clear the skin. Money back guarantee if freckles persist.
A girl from Washington D C accompanied by her mother Mrs A W Dunbar is visiting at the home of her aunt Mrs Samuel Barker Jr in the city.
A social gathering drew more than a hundred guests paying respects to Mrs Kremer during her annual visit to Butte, a source of much happiness to her many friends.
The Eugene Carrolls hosted a lavish dinner and dance at their summer reservoir cottage. Japanese lanterns lit the grounds, summer blooms graced the interior, and a buffet supper fed guests seated on lawn, veranda, and rooms. Matson's Orchestra provided music for the evening with over 120 invitations issued.
85 women attended a Wednesday luncheon at the Country club hosted by Miss Ann Harris and Miss Dorothy Leary. The morning featured a C. L. Miller trophy qualifying round won by Mrs. Harry Cochrane with the low score. Next week Miss Mollie Healy and Miss Helen Sennett will host. at the junior table on Monday Miss Tone Knieval led with 12 guests and Miss Frances Plunkett will host next week.
The John F P Reynolds circle No 14 met at the courthouse Saturday night led by president Mrs Agnes Ladky. Senior vice president Mrs Ella Houlihan of Los Angeles attended. Mae Platte resigned as social committee chair. Elizabeth Reed was named to fill the vacancy. Messages from R L Cleveland of Great Falls and Mrs Marianna Rickey were read.
To compliment Misses Frances and Cornelia Kelley daughters of Mr and Mrs C F Kelley Miss Ann Green Kremer entertained with a dinner of 16 covers at the country club Thursday evening Baskets of pink sweet peas graced the table After dinner the young people chaperoned by Mrs John Bain and Mrs John tte enjoyed dancing for several days
An enjoyable social event is noted as a Friday buffet supper hosted by Mrs. John Corette at her Nez Perces Lake summer home. Twenty five young guests attended from the weekend house guests Frances and Cornelia Kelley, with a buffet meal and dancing after arrival.
Mrs. P. J. Peckens entertained with a luncheon Wednesday to honor Mrs. Carroll B. Stratton of Portland, who was her house guest.
At her home 2916 Elizabeth Warren avenue an afternoon gathering featured solid color sweet peas as decorations in the rooms and on the table. Guests included Mrs. E. S. Woodland Mrs. W. R. Montgomery Mrs. W. E. Pierce Mrs. R. D. McCartney Mrs. L. R. Kilberer Mrs. O. L. Heater Mrs. Shelby Sweet Mrs. Julian MelIntyre and Mrs. Cc. B. Stratton.
Mrs J E Woodard entertained on Thursday evening at her West Platinum street home with a dainty eight cover dinner decor featuring sweet pea arrangements. Following dinner bridge was played as guests included Mrs H I Mosher and her daughter Miss Mary Mosher.
Mrs Emma Gamer and her daughter Mrs Roger Strobel plan a visit with the Fred Gamers tomorrow. Strobel travels from Helena to Salt Lake City where she has been a summer guest of her mother.
Mrs A H Hellbronner and daughter Carol stayed a week at Nez Perces with Ray Mac Donalds. Mr Hellbronner and sons Keith and Julian returned Saturday from a week long fishing trip to the Madison.
Miss Alice Meagher along with Miss Ellen Erickson Miss Frances Webber and Miss Margaret Webber all of Helena spent the weekend as house guests of Miss Sammy Meagher at her West Galena residence in Butte.
Mr and Mrs J Kelly Mr and Mrs C F Kelley and Misses Katherine Frances and Connie Kelley arrived by car from Swan Lake on Wednesday to spend the rest of the week in town.
Mrs J E Oppenheimer will entertain this evening with a dinner at her home on West Cranite street. The Sunday Nighters, with a few additional guests, will enjoy her hospitality.
Miss Rosalie Monahan, currently at Dillon normal college, spent a week with her uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs. R. C. Monahan before returning home to Anaconda.
Mr and Mrs Frank Boucher travel to Flathead Lake with Mrs Frank Walker and her two children to spend the next two weeks at the Boucher ranch.
Mrs. W. J. Johnson of Lewistown leaves for home tomorrow after visiting her sister Mrs. A. J. Davis Jr. at the Davis country place near Waterloo.
Social circles anticipate a Bridge Afternoon to be hosted Thursday by Mrs. W. T. Jackson and Mrs. Philo King at the Sliver Bow club.
The J Ralph Scovill and Dr and Mrs HH J McDonald with Miss Gertrude McDonald are on a two weeks motor tour through the Canadian Rockies. They will spend some time in Banff during the trip.
John Brophy leaves his parents home on West Granite street to return to his San Francisco residence. Madame Marie Leipheimer will reopen her Apex hotel studio on September first after a tour of Yellowstone Park.
Miss Katherine Kelley daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Kelley was a guest the past week in the D G Buyers home on West Platinum street.
Mrs. McManus travels home from Salmon with her daughters the Misses Evelyn and others aboard a local train. The family plans to resume daily routines after a short visit, with relatives noting their cheerful mood and smooth journey.
A stream of brief notices lists residents and guests in town. Alice and George travel from Salmon Lake toward Reno, Mrs. O'Brien and Miss Thelma return from Winnipeg, and Kathryn Meagher comes home from Swan Lake after a month with the Kellys. Nearby trips include J. Parker to New York, the Fisher family to Madison, and J. H. Rowe’s California visit. A move to Walker flat and a Maiden Rock stay are also noted.
In Bozeman on Tuesday afternoon Robert L. Kimmons of La Junta Colorado and Harriet L. Nordstrom of Big Timber were married by Rev. H. G. Klemme at the bride’s brother in law and sister’s home on Willson avenue south. Guests included the Nordstrom parents and Margaret Chrystal of Anaconda. The couple will reside in La Junta where Kimmons teaches high school after a Yellowstone Park honeymoon.
In Polson Aug 29 a progressive dinner honored Mr and Mrs George Wade with meals at four homes ending with dancing at the Vinson residence. Other gatherings included a Thomas residence dinner and bridge whist, with prizes to Mr and Mrs Davis and to Mr and Mrs Williams. Additional dance parties at the Hardie and Wright households accompanied floral centerpieces and decorated Odd Fellows hall dancing.
Fusion entertainment featured guests and music selections by Miss Marion Cline Miss Gladys Spaberg Chester Watson Miss Friedricks Miss Gretch en Gayhart Miss Pauline Rude and orchestras led by Herbert Hanssen Virginia Wright Fred Rodd and Mrs Barney Wilkinson. Dainty refreshments followed at two long tables with floral centerpieces in the hall dining room. Mr and Mrs Howard Nash hosted at their Flathead Lake summer home with guests including Mr and Mrs F H Nash Mr and Mrs L Padgette Lawrence Nash Edward Nash and Leonard Marsh.
Mrs. Mary C. Lucas hosted the early autumn party at her Murray Hill home. Guests enjoyed sweet peas, nasturtiums, and golden glow decor, with Mrs. William L. Ford winning the first prize antique vase and Miss Dorothy Nicholson taking the consolation nut bowl. A luncheon followed.
A reader reports back from Council Bluffs Iowa that Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound helped relieve back and side pains headaches and weakness after multiple medicines failed and notes a saved friend from hospitalization. The letter mentions additional testimonials from Monessen Pennsylvania praising the remedy.
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