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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1925
Page
18
Mrs FE l L Larsson and M R Hoyt of this city left for Golden Colorado after hosting social events here. Mrs John A Stage and her sister Miss Peggy Fitzgerald traveled to Los Angeles for a health related move.
In Anaconda September brings social events as students depart for colleges and universities. The town plans many parties honoring the girls and boys attending schools of higher education in the coming weeks.
Mrs Samuel Wraith of Long Beach California arrived in the city last week to visit her son Charles R Wraith and granddaughter Mrs C KE Oars tens.
Miss Janette Garrity of this city married Harvey C Woodmansey of Salt Lake last Tuesday in Tooele. Attendants were Misses Timothy Sullivan. Rev Father Donnelly officiated. Bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs William Garrity and is a 1921 Anaconda High School graduate and Holy Cross Hospital nurse 1924. Woodmansey is a Salt Lake native and University of Utah graduate. They will reside in Salt Lake City.
Members of Eureka chapter No 16 O E S attended the thirty sixth Earl session in Missoula on August 21 and 22 with Mrs Maude E Bolton elected grand conductress. Summit Valley chapter A F and A M of Butte invited Masons Eastern Stars De Molay and Rainbows to a Gregson Springs picnic attracting many from the city.
Members and out of town guests attended a tea at the Anaconda Country Club yesterday afternoon. A large number played bridge for several hours before dainty refreshments were served. Hostesses included Mrs. George K. Williams Mrs. H. C. Gardiner Mrs. Fred Ramaing Mrs. Sig Goodfriend Mrs. Ross Bryant Mrs. A. J. Willits and Miss Helen Galt. Next Saturday's tea will be hosted by Mrs. W. J. Johnson Mrs. William Nettifig Mrs. Ira Walker Mrs. W. E. Long Mrs. Bayard B. Moran Mrs. F. B. Koch and Mrs. L. G. Smith.
Bubbles Ware daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Ware turned nine with a Washoe Park picnic. Friends joined her for games and a 6 o clock picnic supper after an afternoon of fun.
A party of young people traveled to Moose Lake yesterday for an outing. Attendees include Mary Danicich, Lillian Collins, Evelyn Collins, Evelyn McCarthy, Marion Fitzpatrick of Butte, Bob Ab bott, Ted Fulmer, Charles Conley, Edward Conley, Gordon Monroe, Phil Thomas, Eugene Murphy, Norman Fuller, with Miss Marie Conley serving as chaperone.
Miss Helen Galt entertained about 50 friends at the Bowman camp near Georgetown lake last evening. The guests enjoyed several hours of dancing and a midnight supper followed.
Mrs Mary Mahoney entertained at the Montana hotel Thursday afternoon in compliment to Mrs Ross Bryant who is leaving for Conda Idaho Two tables were in play and refreshments were served at the close of the afternoon
Ruth and Virginia Wil life entertained at their Hickory street home for a bridge luncheon in the afternoon complimenting Meatrice Tanner a Chi Omega sister. Luncheon served at 1 15 oclock with 16 covers. Asters and gypsophila adorned the decor and bridge followed for several hours.
Miss Margaret Erickson entertained Friday night in honor of Miss Rose Samuelson and Clifford Samuelson of Seattle. The group traveled to Gregson then returned to the Erickson home for refreshments with Evelyn and Lillian McDanicich, Margaret Erickson, Eugene Murphy, Phil Thomas, Gordon Monroe, Norman Fuller, Arnold Bricke, Clifford Samuelson and Mrs Samuelson.
Mrs Hulda Munter Lenke leaves Spokane yesterday morning to return home after spending two weeks visiting Mr and Mrs Robert Keffer on Maple Street.
Emma Duval of Cedar Street entertained with a bridge party at her home in Portland in honor of Mrs Thomas Barret. Guests enjoyed cards and music for several hours in the evening.
Night event featured refreshments for a group including Mesdames Barrett Hunthausen Sugrue Castro and Foley along with Misses Tuchscherer Marcille Curley Conley and Lynch. Guests from Helena and St. au attended, naming several local residents.
Mrs Ross Bryant was feted at a bridge luncheon hosted by Mrs Francis Morin on West Fifth Street. The afternoon event for 12 featured floral decorations and several hours of bridge play before Bryant heads to Conda Idaho to establish her home.
A party including Misa Luchda Miss Bach Miss Inez Clark Misa Margaret Carolus and Miss Margaret White traveled to Anaconda last Friday and enjoyed a waffle breakfast at James T White and his wife’s home 603 West Sixth Street Mrs White was assisted by Mrs Fred Moore in entertaining.
Earle E. Nicole, former Anaconda resident, and Grace Bledsoe were married in Boulder Colorado last week. Nicole formerly worked in the drafting office at the smelters. They plan to sail to Portillos Chile to make their home.
Anaconda Country club holds a Yamma Yamma dance next Thursday with the house committee organizing social plans for an exceptionally merry evening for members.
Announcements report Paul P. Schultz and Linda Bell Dick ereon married in Lansing Michigan. Schultz, former Anaconda resident, will live in Lansing after September 1.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Daniels and baby son of Jefferson City Missouri and Mrs. Carl Larson of Los Angeles who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Emerson in this city left last week for their homes. Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Larson are daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson.
Mr and Mrs Charles Wraith and son Parker returned home last week after Mrs Wraith and son extended a visit in California while Mr Wraith was in Salt Lake on a business trip.
Miss Ruby Mahan entertained at a bridge party last Wednesday evening at the home of her sister Mrs. Fraser Smith on Hickory street. After several hours of play Miss Mahan served tempting refreshments.
Miss Pay Collins returns to her home in this city last Sunday after an extended vacation spent in Chelago Illinois Michigan and California. Mrs. Mary Hoyt and daughter Miss Mary Hoyt have been visiting.
Mrs George Hutchens hosted a Friday bridge party in honor of her daughter Mrs Thomas Barrett of Portland. Mrs R B Hanahan held a Wednesday afternoon bridge at her Main street home with two tables and refreshments. Mrs Ella Larsson welcomed bridge club members last week at West Third street with refreshments followed by goodbyes. Mrs D R Roach and daughter Katherine Miss Gertrude Bresnahan J Hollis McCrea and Amos Felt returned to Anaconda last Sunday after touring Yellowstone National Park.
Dr and Mrs J H Noonan Mrs Ernest Larish of this city and Mrs C O Laughlin with son Jack of Oakland Cal returned to Anaconda Wednesday after touring Yellowstone Na
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Law Sword of Denver arrived in Anaconda and stay with Mr. and Mrs. William A. Law on Main Ave. Mr. Sword is a nephew of Mr. W.
Mrs Lucille Tuttle and her son Richard Mrs Thomas Barrett of Portland and Miss Lewanna Coleman returned to the city Thursday after an enjoyable outing at Echo Lake.
Local residents welcome visitors from across the region and beyond. Mr. and Mrs. Barnard and daughter Janey join Grace Harrison and Sybil Brown and daughter from Butte after a California tour. Several students and professionals, including Miss Mary Dolan in Great Falls and Miss Dorothy May, arrive and depart for vacations and studies.
American aviators at Oubizan in French Morocco engage in their first air attack with bombs and direct hits. The group missions included combat exercises and training as they flew over the camps and targets in the region.
In Deer Lodge the week features evening bridge parties hosted by Ruth Walsh on fifth street with high scores by Mrs Edwin Cummins and Rosemary Sullivan. Additional gatherings include Mrs Elmer Richards shower, 125 guests at Mrs Lou C Boedecker’s Cottonwood Ave home, and multiple bridge clubs hosted by Mrs CC Colbert Mrs Collett Mrs Gullette Mrs Claude Bielenberg and Mrs Peter Pauly with elaborate floral decor and refreshments.
A. B. Wilson, manager of a Vancouver bank branch, fled the vault to slam the door trapping the robber Joseph Leonard 18. Leonard fired nine shots at the lock before police arrived, injuring no one as officers removed him.
Railroads in France report mounting receipts reaching new highs as traffic volumes increase. The industry shows robust growth with rising freight and passenger earnings, signaling strong economic activity across key lines and hubs.
J H Taylor chief of the navy identification bureau manages fingerprints for over 1,500,000 sailors and marines. He claims to identify any person in ten to fifteen minutes and asserts fingerprints never lie. The piece also covers Alexander Facey's rapid UND degree and Rev. Henry J Duckworth's long ministry and 3460 church entries.
Rev. J. J. Dixon of Bemidji Minnesota, elected city mayor in a heated race, pursues a tough cleanup policy. Since taking office, bootleggers face frequent arrests and trials as Dixon vetoes an energy franchise ordinance and rallies council support. He serves as pastor of St Bartholomew's Episcopal Church, commanding officer of Company K, 206th Infantry, and Legion chaplain.
The Mongolian mission in Moscow said Roy Chapman Andrews leading the American Museum of Natural History expedition was expelled from Mongolian territory for violating agreements. It claims the May entry was armed and included British army lieutenants and other unregistered personnel despite warnings to limit to scientific work. Thousands of girls in Bengal use motorcycles for weekend touring.
William Jones of Ansonia aged 68 claims the non professional long distance bicycle record after 30 years of riding he has completed 60000 miles Jones credits good health to cycling and plans to ride more He is a retired stationary engineer born in England and has drawn wide newspaper attention and even movie photos.
Negotiations for a $100 000 000 merger of Otis Steel Trumbull Steel and Midland Steel Products reached a definite stage with tentative proposals for a new company and share exchange. E J Kulae of Cleveland to head the new corporation with about 33 000 000 capital. A separate note mentions England aims to revive the South African ostrich meat industry.
Orange California reports Mayor G. W. Whitsel aged 75 plus still active and trusted by about 8 000 residents. He drives, pursues recreation, and asserts youths today are not worse than their parents or grandparents.
Berlin and Paris issue a 200 word note stating Germany accepts France’s allies' security pact proposal for Germany’s western frontiers. The German reply, released publicly, calls for an early meeting of German French and British jurists and rejects delaying timetables.
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