Social week highlights in Butte society scene
Mrs J K Hesler hosted a Tuesday tea at South Excelsior to honor Miss Katherine Minassian of New York and announce her engagement to Will Clark. More than 60 called as guests wore formal gowns and blooms filled the rooms amid lace and silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Minassian
W. A. Clark
Miss Minassian
J. K. Heslet
New York
J. K. Hesler
South Excelsior Street
Will Clark
ITI
W. McC. White
D. G. Stivers
Mrs. Heslet
Margaret Morgan
William Dyer
North
Alabama Street
Elizabeth McLennan
China
Miss McLennan
Woman's Missionary Society of
The
First Presbyterian Church
Homer Club Holds Annual Jente at Mrs A Kunkel Home
The Homer club gathered at Mrs A Kunkel's summer home in Brown's Guillch for its annual event. Attendance was small as many members were on vacation. The hostess served a delicious luncheon and members enjoyed a delightful day together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Club
A. Kunkel
Brown
Guich
Atlas Club year book lists officers and opening party
The Atlas club year book names president Mrs A M Riley and officers including vice president Mrs J D Wallace and recording secretary Mrs F G Page. The opening party is set for Oct 2 with the president’s address as the feature and a large social committee to serve from that date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlas Club
A. M. Riley
J. D. Wallace
F. G. Page
Blanche Lantz
James R. Bree
H. T. James
Curtis Wilson
G. H. Nicol
Malcolm Gillis
V. Viking
Dorothy Whyte
Robert Farmer
J. A. Phillips
Mesdames Farmer
Gribble
Phillips
Davidson
Ricker
Nicol
Wallace
Loring
Whyte
Price
Wilking
Page
Pesemore
Curtis
Wilson
Riley
James
Luncheon Honors Mrs D'Arcy Brophy in Divide
Prominent social event last week featured a Finlen luncheon hosted by Mrs Emmett Morrow of Divide with Mrs D Arcy Brophy of New York City as guest of honor. The long table showcased baskets of sweet peas and pink lavender place cards, with a formal menu for a list of guests including Mrs FP Brophy, Mrs M A Rockwood, Mrs Frank Walker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridge
James Irower
West Woolman Street
Harry Niece
Harlowton
Niese
H. B. Barger
C. Y. Collins
John Doner
Daniels
Great Walls
Darcy Brophy
Emmett Morrow
Divide
Finlen
D'Arcy Brophy
New York City
Brophy
FP. J
Twentieth Birthday Surprise for Frances Holland
Frances Holland celebrated her twentieth birthday with a surprise at 508 North Wyoming Street hosted by friends. The party featured dancing, music, and a midnight buffet with a large gathering of Misses Foote Olsen Harrington ONeill Sulli van Curten Holland Monohan Harrington and many male guests including Monohan Sullivan Harrington Sweeney and the Holland couples in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Holland
North
Wyoming Street
Mae Foote
Elizabeth Olsen
Lillian Harrington
Jule Harrington
Catherine O'Neill
Bee Burns
Anna Monohan
Mary Roach
Anna Curten
Josephine Sullivan
Elizabeth Harrington
Mary Holand
Hannah Holland
John Monohan
Neighbors of Woodcraft Hold Picnic at Columbia Gardens
The Friday Silver Bow Circle of Neighbors of Woodcraft held an annual picnic at Columbia Gardens with various games and sports. Prizes were awarded to winning contestants as part of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodcraft
Silver Bow Circle
Columbia Gardens
Bradford Inn Sunday Diners Include Notables and Locals
The Sunday dinner at Bradford Inn drew guests Mr and Mrs Kid Phillipe and Mr and Mrs J Henry Lee with son, Mrs Mae Chope, Charles P Smith and James J Brett, Miss Pearl Roderick of Galen and Frank Weber of Warm Springs, and Red Enos among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford Ins
Bradford Inn
Kid Phillipe
J. Henry Lee
Mies Mae Chope
Charles P. Smith
James J. Brett
Miss Pearl Roderick
Galen
Frank Weber
Warm Springs
Inn Hosts Diverse Guests at Weekly Dinner Gatherings
Wednesday evening guests included Miss Bess Williams Miss Martha Hugo Miss Frances Plunkett and 8 R White Jr H K Nance Roy Petersen and others. Tuesday evening the Bid Phillips Lee Laringer J Henry Lee family Jules Laringer attended. Banff travelers P J Sidley Ruth Sidley and J W MacDonald returned from an extended motor trip visiting Seattle Portland Victoria Vancouver and Banff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H. Petersen
Bess Williams
Martha Hugo
Frances Plunkett
R. White Jr
H. K. Nance
Roy Petersen
Bid Phillips
Lee Laringer
J. Henry Lee
Jules Laringer
Banff
P. J. Sidley
Ruth Sidley
J. W MacDonald
Seattle
Portland
Victoria
Vancouver
Guest of J. L. Boardman Goes Home
Velda Anderson, guest of her cousin J. L. Boardman at the Boardman home on Wentworth Street, departed Wednesday for her home in Boswell Indiana after two weeks' visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Boardmans
Mies
Velda Anderson
J. L. Boardman
Boardman
Went Quarts Street
Boswell
Ind
Visits End as Mrs Ehriich Returns to San Francisco
Mrs Philip Ehriich and her son Philip Jr leave the Finlen after two months visiting her parents Mr and Mrs William Symons in Butte. Joyce De Reon leaves for Boston to join Metaphysical hospital training class and will return to Butte after completing the course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Philip Ehriich
Philip Jr
Ehriich
William Symons
the Finlen
Boston
Joyce de Reon
Mothers Truth Helper
Metaphysical Hospital
Butte
Bennetts and Booths Return From Yellowstone Trip
Mr and Mrs George N Bennett Mrs Josephine Booth and her son Robinson Booth arrived back home last week after a motor trip through Yellowstone National Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone
George N. Bennett
Josephine Booth
Robinson Booth
Yellowstone National Park
Madame Gelle Returns Reopens Studio in City
Madame Marie Gelle returns from a vacation in Portland and the Pacific coast and will reopen her studio at the Leonard hotel in September.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Gelle
Madame Marie Gelle
Portland
Pacific Coast
Leonard Hotel
Bept
Return From Ranch In Two Month Visit
Mrs A Rice and her sons Frank and Robert return to town after a two month visit with her brother Dr A P O Leary in Big Ti bor. Mrs Henry Snow and family come home from a three week motor trip to Calgary Banff Seattle and Spokane. Miss Ann Cutler of Helena visits Miss Betsy Sutherland in the West Galena home. Mrs Fred Sutherland called to Missouri by ill health of her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Henry
Butte Buick Company
Chicago
Buick
Flint
Mich
United States
Mise Henry
Mise Hilda Henry
Great Lakes
Ontario
Canadian
A. ¥. Rice
Frank
Robert
A. P. O'Leary
Big Tirober
Henry Snow
Kemper Avenue
Calgary
Banff
Seattle
Spokane
Helena
Mise Ann Cutler
Mise Betsy Sutherland
Sutherland
West Galena
Fred Sutherland
Missouri
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Campbell
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Triggs
Gillie
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Worcester
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Graham
Elderkin
Wolfe
BE. P. Wilson
Lantz
M. Allen
James K. Bree
Phil Davis
BE. D. Elderkin
Malccolm Gillis
N. Graham
James Gribble
G. A. Keppner
Fr. G. Page
Passmore
F. B. Price
Henry Ricker
George Triggs
J.D. Wallace
Bb. P. Wilson
V. Wilking
Charles Wolfe
A. Worcester
Kenneth Campbell
James Davidson
James Gray
W. N. Loring
Alma Hinkle
J. A. Riddle
Jesse Holmes
KE. EE
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Lowley
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Ferguson
EK. Sinsel
L. Daniels
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McKay
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Frick
Par
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Doris Rand
Parker Hand
Weet Broadway
William Pink
Charles W. Chapman
St. John's Episcopal Church
Marion Winn
Walter Parrott
Pink
Butte High
Montana State College
Bozesian
Dorothy McKendrick
Weet Silver Street
Delores Shidester
Wallis Lee
Judith Sullivan
Arthur Bjorgum
Clyde Harkins
Eugene Sullivan
Lewellan Paull
Anaconda
Laurena Black
Keta Jahresses
Margaret Kiley
Hortense Chidester
Narvel Strom
Helen McLeod
Katherine Leary
Aliee Davenport
Irma Leford
Marion Vitapatrick
Helen McGregor
Marjory McKendrick
Elizabeth Chapman
Helen G. Bullivan
Bradford
Kathryn Baird Bullivan
Bill
Finilen
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary Club
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Great Falls
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Vd Manning
Ohio
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Co. V. Fulton
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Corys
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Ormondale Sport Fabrics
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Roy Law
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Thadigg
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