Week of social gatherings in Dillon themed by parties
Dillon residents hosted a busy week of social events. Mrs. M Best celebrated her husband Mr Best s birthday and their forty fourth anniversary with twelve guests and floral decor. Katherine Bates held a tenth birthday party for seventeen guests. Numerous clubs met at homes and churches, including bridge and pinochle groups, a stag dinner for twenty, Theta club, and Guild activities.
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Twentieth Century Dancing Club
Guild Hall
Zagene W. Bond
Lee McCracken
Donald A. Galt
South Atlantic Street
H. S. Gimble
South Washington Street
Gimble
Hob Nob Club
J. W. Rees
South Dakota Street
Frank B. Ashworth
Methodist Aid Society
Lou Selway
D. W. Erwin
Julia Selway
J. E. Monroe
A. O. Vachon
Henry Strub
St. Rose Guild
G. T. Paul
South Pacific Street
Paul
F. H. Garver
J.E Monroe
M. M. Club
Florence Backus
Thompson Avenue
N. N. Pinochle Club
C. EB. Bunn
Snes
A . Ring
Social notes fill Deer Lodge with bridge and parties
Mrs Koehler hosted a Valentine themed Wednesday bridge at College Hill with luncheon and many guests. A series of gatherings followed including hostess led affairs at Miss Freeman’s home, Steppers Hard Times dance at Milwaukee hall, Episcopal Guild at Mrs Larabie’s, and multiple bridge afternoons hosted by Kirwan, Schuetz, and others. The Eastern Star and Women’s Club music department held events, with elaborate decorations, refreshments, and performances by local singers and dancers.
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BR Lodge
Koehler
College Hill
J. J. Flynn
J. P. Phelan
Harold Poster
Robert Daniels
W. W., Black
France Wood
A. Belk
T. G. LaJaunesse
Harry Hamp
Parnell Maxwell
Ed Boyer
H. A. Osborne
N. L. Freeman
Steppers
Milwaukee Hall
Larabie
P. Wilson
Lewis Kirwan
F. L. Tavenner
Warren Trask
Taverner
Kessie Antonson
Bridge Club
George Schuetz
P. L. Kirwan
Hridge
The
Eastern Star
Masonic Order
Masonic Temple
Woman's Club
Jane Wessel
Ruth Phelps
Italy
Germany
George Kearney
Russia
Leona Lamb
Cosette Lamb
Viviane Tippetts
Rosemary Trackwell
Nona Sacket
R. D. Larable
Kathryn Flynn
Alabama
W. A. Nesbit
Jerome Wyckoff
W. F. Hebel
Fourth Street
Krabel
Rock Creek Lake
Tan Burks
Harriet Sterling
Beth Burks
Dorothy Moe
Lucy Burks
Messrs
Howard
Calvin Denton
Paul Fitzpatrick
Harold Sterling
of the
Moose
Labor Temple
Knights of Columbus
Father John de Lane
Helen Ray
George Carr
Arts and Crafts Club Meets at Woman's Clubhouse
The Arts and Crafts department met Tuesday afternoon at the Woman's clubhouse with roll call on Washington and Lincoln. Mrs. F H Albee showed a sheet from an old Lincoln assassination account belonging to Mrs. F C Gouge. Mrs. H P Lovely discussed Birds and Trees of the Northwest with colored illustrations. Mrs. J S MacGillvary described Edna Ferber's So Big and noted its 1924 fiction leadership. Miss Jean Rowan performed a monologue The Usual Way with piano. The meeting was well attended and enjoyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
J.S. MacGillvary
Edna Ferber
Jean Rowan
Pioneer Mrs. Mardis Celebrates Eightieth Birthday in Bozeman
Mrs. Harriet A. Mardis a Montana pioneer marked her 80th birthday Feb 15 at Willson avenue south home with family dining including daughter Abbie Burns daughter-in-law Ed Mardis granddaughter Mrs. Fred Letts and grandson James L Taber sister Ruth Rogers and others. She crossed the plains in 1864 with her husband the late James W. Mardis arriving Virginia City Aug 26 1864 and Bozeman in spring 1866. She is a Pioneer society member and hopes to join the annual reunion amid good health and social visits with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Rogers
California
Mardis
Montana
Plains
James W. Mardis
Virginia City
Bozeman
Pioneers’ Society
Gallatin County
Pioneers
Livingston
Drennan Post
Maine
Turkey
J. W. Laherton
L. W. Watson
A. C. Harding
Rhesis Fransham
J. 8. Taylor
Paul Sharp
Montana Experiment Station
Cornell University
Lincoln
Neb
Sharp
Edmund Burke
Pr. Sharp
W. R. Thayer
Frances Taylor
Nellie Gross
Lulu
Georgia Cooley
Anna Hughes
Helen Powers
Louise Talmage
Gretchen Thaler
Angele Jabgot
Nettle Grogs
Lora Brown
Elizabeth Daughters
Pi Beta Phi Gir
F. W. Peckover
Anaconda
J. H. Durston
Northedge Farm
Mona Brinig
the Blackmore
Valentine Socials Brighten Bozeman Events
Bozeman society notes a sequence of Valentine themed gatherings. Luncheons and bridge parties host Mrs F W Benepe Mrs Kerr from Butte and local hostesses with red tulips and hearts. Several clubs meet for Valentine lunches and dances while the Newcomers club entertains 65 women with games, contests and flower baskets.
Sick Women of Middle Age Helped by Vegetable Compound
Mrs F B Headden reports dramatic recovery from severe side pain during the Change of Life after two weeks on Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She, age 53, from Macon Georgia, says she can now rise alone and has recommended the remedy to many women seeking relief. Sold by druggists everywhere.
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Macon
Georgia
Lydia E. Pink
F. B
Holt Avenue
Stamareec
Oriole Troop 2 Valentine Party Honors Scout Leader
Mrs. Fred White captains Oriole Troop No 2 Scouts who held a Feb 13 party at Miss Dorthea Shaffer’s home on Nettie Street 2744. Miss Mildred Barney won The Newspaper Race and Miss Marie Bryant won Movie Star Game. A handkerchief shower marked Mrs White’s Feb 14 wedding anniversary. Rehearsals for the Scout play were set for Thursday at 7 30 at the Y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oriole
Fred White
Oriole Troop
Dorthea Shaffer
Nettie Street
Mildred Barney
Marie Bryant
White
Copper Troop meeting highlights at the Y
Miss Burney Rice captains the Copper troop in a Thursday afternoon gathering at the Y. Miss Baldwin led a talk on the importance of furniture and furnishings for the home maker class, with Gertrude Bacorn reporting.
Cedar Scout Troop Plans Tests and Party
Cedar Troop captain Mrs James Bucher reports a meeting after school at Emerson assembly where girls prepared for second class tests on History of the American Flag and Fire Prevention. Next Tuesday they will take the test and bring tablets and pencils. Friday evening the Cedar troop held a Valentine party and water carnival at the Butte High plunce followed by a supper.
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James Bucher
Cedar Scouts
Emerson Assembly
Cedar Troop
Butte High Plunce
Valentines Exchanged At Gamer's Reported By Helen Cobb
Helen Cobb reports on a social scene at Gamer's where valentines were exchanged and enjoyed by attendees. The brief note captures the mood and confirms the event's friendly tone.
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Helen Cobb
Bitter Root Juniors Enjoy Nature Study and Valentine Party
Miss Willma Miarris leads Bitter Root Juniors as scouts describe birds during roll call and nature study. They sing Scout songs and share a Valentine party with games and refreshments reported by Edith Ha'.
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Bitter Root
Willma Miarris
Edith Ha
Nott Knitter and Knot Knotter Invention Tale
John Nott devised a machine that could knit and named it the Nott Knitter. To knot knots he added a Knot Knotter attachment, but the joint device failed to knot knots as Nott had hoped. Nott asked her to stop knitting but the tale ends with the knitter replying nit.
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John Nott
Nott
Two Song Battle For Voice Power At Stunt Meeting
Proposes selecting two songs in identical key tempo and measure count to be sung simultaneously by split gender groups. Aimed to maximize volume with equal vocal strength, using choruses from popular and college songs like There's a Long Long Trail Tipperary and Solomon Levi, assigning verses by gender for dramatic effect.
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Tipperary
Solomon Levi
Reuben
Rachel
Camp Fire Girls Plan Outdoor Meeting With New Members
Glohila Camp Fire group notes interesting meetings as they work for higher ranks and study songs. Two new girls Evelyn Kelly and Marion Naughton join. outdoor meeting planned once rank requirements are met.
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Glohila
Evelyn Kelly
Marion Naughton
Wohelo Initial Ceremony Planned At Mrs Prime Home
Wohelo group designed their Initial to be sewn on aprons and will hold a ceremonial next week at Mrs Prime's home who generously offered her house for the event.
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Prime
Witonohi Camp Fire Social at Catherine Carroll Home
Members gathered Thursday evening at guardian Miss Catherine Carroll’s home for the WITONOHI Camp Fire event. They enjoyed sewing, singing, dancing, and a delicious luncheon hosted by Miss Carroll.
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Witonohi
Catherine Carroll
Fahocha Camp Fire Y M C A Valentine Party
Friday evening at the Y M C A a jolly valentine party was held with holiday decor. The entertainment committee kept the girls amused with games. prizes included a Jack Horner pie and valentines tied to brown lake nicknames. Refreshments featured hot chocolate, fruit salad, nut bread, heart ice cream and cake while honors were won for art work.
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Brown's Lake
WAH WAH TAY SEE CAMP FIRE NOTES
A club records a busy period with a taffy pull and fudge making two meetings ago. They describe a recent short business meeting followed by a song evening with Henrietta at the piano and Mary assisting. The group enjoyed dancing and solving a crossword, and look forward to a sewing meeting next week where members bring items to sew or darn.
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Henrietta
Mary
Everygirl
Hiawatha Camp Fire Plans Activities For Summer
The Hiawatha Camp Fire girls met at guardian Miss Lina Neyman's home on February 12 to discuss a range of plans. They organized a camping trip, a candy sale in about two weeks, and a radio concert during Camp Fire Birthday week with a 15 cent admission at Misa Neyman's home. A plant and flower sale was also planned, refreshments followed, and the meeting adjourned at 10 o'clock with Leona Callow as scribe.
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Hiawatha
Hiawaha
Lina Neyman
Misa Neyman
Leona Callow
Scribe
AokiYyA Camp Fire Guardians Meet
AokiYya girls held a mock ceremonial meeting on Monday evening with guardian Miss Stone assisted by Miss Darsh and Mrs. Cole guardian of another group.
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Aokiyya
Miss Stone
Miss Darsh
Mrs. Cole
Lashimo Camp Fire Meeting Plans Taffy Pull
Floral Park church hosted a Lashimo Camp meeting where a business session decided to hold a taffy pull. The next gathering moves to Friday evening from Thursday. A new play arrived with two girls assigned roles.
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Lashimo Camp
Floral Park Church
Lacomo Camp Fire Sews Bungalow Aprons At Meeting
The group stayed busy with sewing and candy making as three aprons were worn by young girls at the latest gathering. Members work toward wood gatherer honors while the event focused on craft and service activities.
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Lacomo Camp
New Officers Elected for Local Club Amid Pleasant Afternoon
The following have been elected Sylvia Bottrall president Elizabeth Williams vice president Gertrude Phillips secretary Margaret Merriam treasurer Wilinfred Mitchell song leader Mary Rhodes scribe Songs were practiced and an enjoyable afternoon was spent.
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Lacomo
Sylvia Bottrall
Elizabeth Williams
Gertrude Phillips
Margaret Merriam
Winifred Mitchell
Mary Rhodes
Valentine Party at Aidesasa Camp Fire Meeting
A Valentine party occupied the last meeting with each girl receiving a valentine and the guardian getting two, one of each kind for luck. Games followed, then refreshments. A hike is planned for next Saturday.
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Aidesasa
Camp Fire Notes From Lewa Group Meeting
The Lewa Camp Fire unit held its usual meeting as head bands near completion and a weekly walk to Big Butte was held. As weather warms, longer hikes are planned and the troop’s girls show strong interest in Camp Fire activities. Erma Bell served as scribe.
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Lewa Camp
Big Butte
Erma Bell
Bluebirds Hold Doll’s Tea Party At Miss Mc Lanahan’s
A group of bluebirds gathered at Miss Mc Lanahan’s home last Friday afternoon for a doll’s tea party. Hester Davie won best invitation prize for her doll. Refreshments featured red hearts as the Valentine theme. This week they plan to bring materials for handkerchiefs and begin work.
Guardians Meet At Kilvanick Home Plans For Birthday Week
About 12 guardians attended the meeting at Mrs Kilvanick’s home last Tuesday with several out of town. The gathering was enjoyable as experiences and opinions were shared and plans for the national Camp Fire birthday week next month were discussed.
Li Li Lu Lo Camp Fire Valentine Party at the Y
Under Mrs Bowden guardianship the Li Li Lu Lo group held a Valentine party at the Y with games and a light lunch. Attendees included Sullivan Burrough Bowden Thomas Anderson Gallagher Kra mer Nash Schroeder and others as a kangaroo court ended with Mary Nash as judge.
Pape's Cold Compound Advertised as Quick Relief
A vintage ad touts Pape's Cold Compound. Take two tablets every three hours for three doses. The first dose relieves, the second and third break up the cold. Pleasant and safe with no quinine or opiates. Millions use it. Price 35 cents antee it.
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Walter Vance
John Tessier
Lorain Spencer
Madge Betty Vachon
Maxine Lindner
Valentine
Vachon
Valentine Prises
Episcopal Guild
FB. O. Selway
Delphian Club
Chester Gillbert
Gilbert
Wednesdsey Bridge Club
Tvens Eoit
John R. Drexel JR
Jane Barbour
John R. T. Barbour
Louisville, Ky
Deer Lodge
F. W. Benepe
F. M. Kerr
Butte
W. H. Reif
J. E. Huff
Baptist Church
Geraldine Morgan
A. B. Morgan
Alpha Omicron Pi
Chapter House
Maxine Eegar
Third Avenue South
L. B. Schwab
Portland
Ore
Lorena Tobin
C. P. Tobin
Tacoma
Wash
Twin Falls
Idaho
Margaret
Roy Keyser
Harrison Keyser
Church Avenue South
Merry Wives
W. L. Hays
West Main Street
Etruscan Card Club
C. W
A. L. Chapman
Anna Maybuth
Richard Button
West End
Ester Garry
Lewistown
Chicago
Muscatine
Iowa
Kathryn Keown
Girl Scouts
Butte Council
Copper Troop
Pape
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