Luncheon in honor of Miss De Forest Graves in Butte
In Butte Miss Elga Shearer hosted a prettily appointed luncheon on January 17 in the Peacock room of the Thornton. Deep red and white carnations decorated the table as Cupid motifs danced along the board. The menu was served to Miss De Forest Graves and a group including Mrs. John Carbis, Mrs. Kinnings, Nora McQuaig, Alta Kinnings, Miss Margaret Young, Mollie and Alice Jackson, Helen Sipple, Jennie Robinson, Belle Schofield, and the hostess.
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Elga Shearer
de Forest Graves
Thornton
John Carbis
Kinnings
Nora McQuaig
Alta Kinnings
Margaret Young
Mollie
Alice Jackson
Helen Sipple
Jennie Robinson
Belle Schofield
Weddings of Miss Helen Quill and Deverre Swazze
One of the month’s attractive weddings took place on January 25 as Miss Helen Quill married Deverre C. Swazze with Rev Father McCormack of St. Joseph’s parish officiating. Attendants were Miss Katherine Quill and Ambrose Quill. The couple will reside in Seattle.
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Swazze
Quill
Helen Quill
Deverre C. Swazze
Father McCormack
St. Joseph's Parish
Katherine Quill
Ambrose Quill
Seattle
Pretty Shower Hails Mrs. Frank Reardon Bride
A delightful shower in honor of Mrs. Frank Reardon nee Etta Hill was hosted at Mrs. Cc. W. Clawson’s home last Tuesday evening. Miss Ellen Hill and Miss Velma Cockell presented a wicker gift basket, followed by a supper prepared by the hostess and her mother.
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Frank Reardon
Etta Hill
Cc. W. Clawson
Ellen Hill
Velma Cockell
Invitations Issued for February High School Dance
Invitations have gone out to a young city crowd for an elaborate formal dance at the Country Club early in February. A cheerful group of high school girls, known as the O A s, promises one of the prettiest winter affairs. Guessing over the initials runs wild as the event draws eager attendees.
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Order of Angels
Surprise Party at Whitman Avenue Honours Local Friends
A pleasant surprise party honored Mr. and Mrs. Joe Winters Saturday evening at their Whitman avenue home. Music, cards, dancing, and late refreshments followed by a social gathering with numerous neighbors and friends including Mesdames Belreal, Lacy, Grady, and several couples and single guests.
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Joe Winters
Whitman Avenue
Belreal
Lacy
Grady
Behan
Vincent
Garrison
Fairchild
Egan
Crawford
Prominent Local Names Listed in Social Notices
Mrs Storbeck Mrs Juttner Mrs Coleman Anna Griffin Ruth Griffin Margaret Winters Mary Burckhartte with Messrs Ed Vlisher Fred Fairchild Ernie Wilson Louis Pondorf Clarence Griffin John Crawford and baby Pondorf and baby Vincent appear in a social directory style notice featuring community families and associated gentlemen.
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Storbeck
Juttner
Mrs. Coleman
Anna Griffin
Ruth Griffin
Margaret Winters
Mary Burckhartte
Ed Vlisher
Fred Fairchild
Ernie Wilson
Louis Pondorf
Clarence Griffin
John Crawford
Baby Pondorf
Baby Vincent
Delightful Dinner Honoring Mr and Mrs Burchell
Mr and Mrs A J Schwendinger hosted a dinner at 1002 California Avenue last Sunday in honor of Mr and Mrs C Burchell. Mrs Burchell, formerly Eugenia Kopperschmitt, attended with many old friends of the bride. Twenty guests enjoyed a delicious meal, the table adorned with roses and carnations, as ecards and well wishes filled the evening.
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A. J. Schwendinger
California Avenue
Herbert Goldsmith Heads to Philadelphia for Wedding
Herbert C. Goldsmith, nephew of Mose Linz, left Saturday for Philadelphia where he will be married early.
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Herbert C. Goldsmith
Mose Linz
Philadelphia
Couple to wed in February in Miss Meta Marx's home
In February the couple will reside in Butte at the Atlantic apartments. Several local residents visit or stay with relatives in Butte including Mrs. Richard Byrant, Mrs. James J. Lynch, Miss Margaret Rogers, Mrs. T. D. Paull and daughters, Miss Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coates and family, Mrs. Alvin Anderson, Mrs. S. P. Bartley, and Mrs. J. E. Hample and son Edwin planning trips to California and southern cities for several months.
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Meta Marx
Quaker City
Butte
Atlantic Apartments
Richard Byrant
West Woolman Street
Murray's Hospital
James J. Lynch
Bozeman
C. H. Davies
West Granite Street
Margaret Rogers
Anaconda
T. D. Paull
Welen
Ruth
Jefferson City
P. M. Johnston
Galena Street
California
Jack Coates
Henderson Coates
Marion Coates
Martinsdale
Alvin Anderson
A. B. Keith
Dillon
Gypsy Husband Sold For Five Thousand Dollars
Des Moines Iowa report says Peter Guy a Romany husband was sold by his wife to another woman for 5000 dollars in gold with joint property rights noted. The sale was drawn up by a local attorney and recorded as a transfer of ownership between spouses.
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International News Service
Des Moines
Iowa
Peter Guy
Mary Guy
Guy
Peter
Salvage of 1000 Ships May Become Common Next Summer
London reports more than one thousand vessels ranging 290 to 100,000 tons lie around the British Isles, many submarine damaged. Modern salvors can operate at 120 feet to recover the ship itself while cargo recovery extends to greater depths. Experts propose plans to retrieve treasure from the sea, making salvage operations a common sight near seaside resorts next summer.
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London
British Isles
British Admiralty
Horse Escapes Snowstorm In Boston Milk Wagon
During a heavy snow storm a milk wagon horse slipped into the cubway near Pleasant Street and went underground to Par Street. The animal was captured with no injuries aside from tense commuters. The slow march drew jokes as motormen rang bells and gawkers watched.
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International News Service
Boston
Pleasant Street
Par Street
Blackleg Epidemic Kills Hogs Near Franklin Oklahoma
County agent L E Bogan reports a blackleg outbreak in eastern Cleveland County near Franklin that has killed many farmers hogs. The epidemic began about a month ago as farmers remained unaware of the disease until a veterinarian was consulted.
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Blackleg
International News Service
Norman
Okla
L. E. Bogan
Franklin
Cleveland County
Homer club meets in January on war science topic
The Homer club gathered Monday January 6 at Mrs F A Linforth’s West Platinum home. Mrs Theodore Simons led the program on Scientific Development During the War with assistance from Mrs Youl den and Mrs King. Guests included Mrs S P Bartley of San Francisco and several others. next meeting set for February 2 at Mrs Paul A Gow’s home with Petroleum as the topic led by Mrs J B Wellcome.
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Homer Club
F. A. Linforth
West Platinum
Theodore Simons
George Murphy
C. H. Hopkins
J. R. Russell
F. L. Fisher
A. McDaniel
Paul A. Gow
West Porphyry
Petroleum
J. B. Wellcome
Loyalty Girls Club Meeting At Mrs Harris Home
The Loyalty Girls club gathered at Mrs. James Harris's West Center street residence last Saturday evening for games and music. Hostess served refreshments to Edith Dawe Blanche Jenkins Agnes Gilston Hazel Plint Ethel Brew and several married guests. next meeting set for Miss Agnes Gilston's home on South Gaylord Street.
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Loyalty Girls Club
James Harris
West Center Street
West Side Shakespeare Club Meeting Recalls Civic Service Talk
Mrs F L Stenz hosted the West Side Shakespeare club evening with leader Mrs P H McCarthy discussing Woman and Social Service. Guests included Mrs A O Boutenious. next meeting set with Mrs R Place at 601 North Excelsior Street led by Mrs Tennis on Civic Improvement.
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F. L. Stenz
P. H. McCarthy
A. O. Bouterious
R. Place
North Excelsior Street
Tennis
Atlas Club Meeting At Y M C A Discusses Marelukes
An Atlas club gathering convened Friday afternoon at the Y M C A with members reading topics and discussing. Mrs Gribble presented an engaging paper on The Marelukes and the club plans to meet again at the Y building next Friday afternoon.
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Atlas Club
Marian White Arts and Crafts Meeting Preview
The Marian White Arts and Crafts group will meet February 5 with a business session followed by a talk Art for Life s Sake by Mrs J L Mathisen. A parliamentary drill by Mrs Theodore Simons and a Ruth Burton poem will close with community singing. Hostesses listed. full attendance requested. members to bring chorus books.
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Marian White Arts and Crafts
J. L. Mathisen
Théodore Simons
Ruth Burton
Mesdames XII
T. Gunn
M. Gracey
G. L. Gagnon
L. Griffin
J. Halford
Alpha Chapter Delphians Discuss Reypt in January Meeting
In Judge Lynch's courtroom the Alpha chapter of the Butte Delphians held a January meeting on Reypt, Land of Mystery. Members presented talks on topics including Thebes description, Reign of Amenemhet I, The Labyrinth, Earliest Queen in History, Remeses the Great, Tombs and Burial Customs, Egyptian Temples, Excavations in Egypt, and Literature in the Nile Valley. The next meeting is scheduled for February 5.
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Mary Crangle
Gladys Huffman
W. KE. Mellor
Kgypt
Mae Loretz
Nile Valley
Steve Hogan
Drama Study Club Meets to Discuss Sudermann and Regina
The Drama Study club met with Miss Katherine Fair at the Casalomia last Tuesday. Mrs. Melzner presented a detailed outline on Hermann Sudermann's development as a writer and the book Regina. The February 3 meeting will be with Mrs. H. C. Hopkins at 1200 West Platinum Street.
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Homer Club
Paul Gow
West Porphyry Street
West Side Shakespeare Club
Ralph Place
Excelsior Avenue
Henry C. Hopkins
West Platinum Street
Katherine Fair
Casalomia
Melzner
Hermann Sudermann
Regina
H. C. Hopkins
West
Platinum Street
Beta Chapter Delphians Meet at Y M C A Hall
Beta chapter of the Butte Delphians met last Friday in the Y M C A building with an interesting program. A resume of Egyptian life and civilization was given in the discussion in which all active members participated. Babylonia was discussed as far as the Assyrian conquests. Correlating with the countries under discussion was a splendid review.
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Butte Delphians
Babylonia
February meeting outlines Babylonia topics for club
In February the program chair Mrs A B Keith will oversee discussions on The Garden of Allah by Mrs C P Irish and The Book of the Master by Mrs Burt Adams Tower. The group will study Babylonia and the Medes Persians and Phoenicians, with the chapter meeting set for February 6.
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C. P. Irish
Burt Adams Tower
A. B. Keith
Babylonia
C B Club Holds Last Regular Meeting at Grant Home
The S C B Club wrapped up its season with a Tuesday gathering at Miss Hazel Grant’s residence at 400 W Granite St. Officers outlined upcoming social events, then members enjoyed dancing, games, and refreshments served by Miss Grant and her mother Mrs J M Grant.
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Hazel Grant
Granite Street
J. M. Grant
Woman's club to meet next Wednesday at 2 30
The Woman's club will convene Wednesday afternoon at 2 30. The Household Economics department presents Protecting the Milk Supply by Dr. EF Grigg city physician. Music by Miss Lillian Bennett.
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Household Economics Department
EF. R. Grigg
Lillian Bennett
Lotus Club Fortnightly Dance At Woman's Club
Last Friday evening the Lotus club hosted a lively dance at the Woman's club with Purcell's orchestra providing music. Neatly white coated staff served sparkling punch as several dozen couples danced the night away.
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Woman's Club
Lotus Club
Purcell
Butte High School Alumni Plan February Meeting
The Butte high school alumni announce a meeting on February 5, the first Thursday of the month, with a large attendance urged. New business will be discussed and Miss Ryan will reveal the spring play cast, all members who listed their names with Miss Ryan are urged to attend if possible.
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Butte High School
Miss Ryan
Red Cross service ends as Bonfils returns home
Kansas City veteran A. Bonfils, former managing editor of the Kansas City Post, completes 18 months with the Red Cross on fronts in France Romania and Doloradie. He is notified to receive a CuP S C and a Romanian decoration after serving with the Forty second division, rising from lieutenant to captain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Kansas City
The
Red Cross
France
Rumania
A. Bonfils
Kansas City Post
Bonfils
Cp. S. C
Hooker A Plenty In Ardmore As New Intoxicant Emerges
Ardmore Oklahoma police face a rising problem with a new intoxicant brand described as a “facer.” The substance has recently appeared in the city and officers warn of its potent effects and potential danger to users.
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International News Service
Ardmore
Okla
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Zubick Studio
Howard Pierce
Milady
Woman’s
West Park Street
Agnes Gilston
South Gaylord Street
Wfriday— Atlas Club
Mothers’ Department
Fine Arts Department
E. C. Hall
David
Washington
Shantung
Free
League of Nations
Confederation
Europe
Germany
Lloyd George
England
Flanders
America
Theodore Roosevelt
Montana
Ship of State
Alexander R. Reder
Montana Fur Co
Park & Montana
Sts
West Side Shakespeare
Marian White
ALPHA
Delphians
DRAMA
Richard P. Hoenck
North Main
Phoenix
Anders E. Olseen
Greens
S. C. B. Club
Haydn
West Broadway
Edith Welling
Pennsylvania
Kenwood Block
Deer Lodge
Milwaukee Ave
Cornish School of Music
Gathlomue
Seattle, Wash
Margaret McGrath
Penn Block
Frances Harte Parks
Studio
Napton
Mme
Elsa MacPherson
Galena St
Marie C. Levinski
West Granite
Allentown
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