Butte High Alumni Dance Delights 600 Guests At Woman's Club
The Butte High School Alumni association staged a grand dance at the Woman's club with 600 invitations, Dillon’s orchestra playing and punch served. Guests from Anaconda and Deer Lodge attended, and planning for the February 5 meeting was announced. In a separate note, Miss De Forest Hedges Graves and Ralph Sumner Sipple wed at 5 pm Wednesday at the bride’s sister’s home, a simple elegant ceremony with ivory taffeta, lilies of the valley, and a reception to follow at 1415 Warren Avenue.
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Butte High School Alumni Association
Woman’s Club
Butte
Dillon
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Ryan
Helen Sipple
Ruth Norton
Katherine Metcalf
Carl Sipple
Warren
Emerson Teachers Honor Bride Miss Graves at Party
Miss De Forest Graves, a recent Emerson bride, was the center of a stylish school party held Friday. Forty teachers gathered around a swastika shaped table bedecked with ferns and pink flowers, with pink and white decor and a pink tulle ribbon. Miss Robinson presided and presented a copy of Garden of Allah to the bride.
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Miss Robinson
Miss Graves
Garden of Allah
Maxfield Parrish
Anaconda Visitors and Washington Traveling Notes
Mrs Ek G Winbirger of Seattle visits Butte due to brother Willis Irvine being critically ill. Anaconda residents Miss Mary Curley Peter Curley and Marco Draggaugh attended Butte high alumni events since Saturday night. Mrs Ray Hemingway and daughter from Anaconda visit Mr and Mrs George Ambrose. Miss Conte of Missoula attended Nichols Berry wedding. Zella and Marle Suillivan Townsend guests of Mamie Sullivan leave for San Diego for winter. Miss Tronorta Hughes accepts principal eighth grade job in Coyle Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ek. G. Winbirger
Seattle
Shelby Irvine
Butte
Willis Irvine
Mary Curley
Peter Curley
Marco Draggaugh
Anaconda
Butte High
Ray Hemingway
George Ambrose
Conte
Missoula
Nichols-Berry Waldien
Zella
Marle Suillivan
Townsend
Mont
Mamie Sullivan
San Diego
Tronorta Hughes
Coyle Wash
Seven Hour Love Match Ends In Annullment
A San Francisco report from International News Service describes Mr. and Mrs. Asst M. Rogers who wed and separated within the same day. From introductions at nine in the morning through license at two, to parental blessings denied at 3:33 and the groom leaving, the rapid ceremony ends with an annulment request by both spouses.
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International News Service
San Francisco
M. Rogers
Los Angeles
Bride
Rogers
New York
Ex-Chieftain of Choctaws Gilbert W Dukes Dies
Tashina Oklahoma born in 1848 in the Choctaw nation of the Indian Territory Gilbert W Dukes ex principal chief of the Choctaws and a distinguished member of his race died at his home here a few days ago.
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International News Service
Tashina
Okla
Indian Territory
Gilbert W. Dukes
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Montana
Dept
Wirth
Silk Dept
Carter
Sens
Wilde, Potter & Armstrong
Square Yard
Taupe
Copenhagen
Kayser
Warner
Cable
Republic
Ovid
China Dept
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