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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1925
Page
18
In observance of Lent most social life will pause for six weeks but the two days before lent offer events. With Washington's birthday today the holiday extends to tomorrow, prompting many to travel to other cities or attend weekend parties.
Members of the Anaconda chapter of the Order of DeMolay gathered at the Masonic temple on Thursday evening to elect the year’s officers and present a program and banquet. New officers named were Dave Dorward master Councillor William Thomas senior Councillor and Gilbert Holmberg junior Councillor. A lengthy program featured musical selections, addresses by DeMolay and Acacia lodge members, vocal solos, humorous songs, and a closing rendition of America. Lyle Fuller chaired the meeting with committees listed for entertainment and refreshments.
Mrs Ernestine Copinus, an Anaconda pioneer who crossed the plains in 1867, was honored at a dinner last Saturday hosted by her son Al Copinus in the Davidson apartment. Attendees included Isadore Copinus Zollman Conrady Cohn, with gifts and greetings from relatives unable to attend. The evening featured cards and music, marking a joyful family celebration.
Eleanor Walsh Keppler Mary Rus sell Viola Evans Lillian Lee Eleanor Clemens Alice O Hearn Maxne Coffey Iris Keppler Glen Brenneman Rosalyn Nye Ellen Bancroft Catherine Visser Lilac Keppler Victoria Williamson Helen Gallivan Lilly Anton e and Marian Gallivan are named in the society or charity booklet.
The St Pauls church old society will hold a final gathering until after Lent in the school auditorium Monday evening. The entertainment committee includes Thomas Donovan Emmett Russell T D Maguire Leo Sanders Ernest Larsh Frank Despins Henry Murphy Emmett Early Michael Dwyer and James McNulty. The program features progressive whist refreshments and music with cards starting at 8 o clock and the public invited.
Owen Greenough, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Greenough, celebrated his third birthday yesterday at their West Third street home. Friends attended including Frances, James and Katherine Kelly, Joan Fitzmaurice, Patsy O'Brien, Monica Moran, Joe Swander, Shirley Spelman, Dorothy Spelman, Betty Corcoran and Billy Rivera.
Mrs Copinus, a longtime Anaconda resident now living at the Montana hotel, remains hearty and engaged at 79. Born moved to Butte then Anaconda, she lost her husband 17 years ago and has since kept a home in this city with many friends. Her children reside in California, San Francisco, and Helena.
The Aid society of St Peter's church will entertain at the parish house Tuesday evening with cards a program dancing and refreshments. Hostesses include Mesdames Chamran Corrigan Hogan Lawler McGrady Mulligan Tracy Wilson Thompson Kruger and Fitzpatrick. All members and friends are invited.
A surprise farewell party honored Mr and Mrs Joseph Fritch at their home last Tuesday evening as they plan to move to Bitter Root. Guests enjoyed music cards and midnight refreshments before the couple departs for their new home.
A party of young folk motored to Gregson last Sunday evening where they spent a delightful evening. In the party were Misses Florence Cunningham Flora Collins Dorothy Kruger Evelyn Swanson Lillian Collings Gertrude Bresnahan Helen Fagan Ruby Mahan Ted Martin Florence Conrad and Messrs Hollis McCrea Stewart Ainslie Charles McNeil Frank Fryer Lester Van Alyste Walter Danielson Dr G Rooper M Messner Lowry Smith and Chester Dickson.
Anaconda announces the wedding of Myrtle Jensina Refanes to Bert Chilson in Nogales Arizona on Monday. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Refanes of Anaconda is a Anaconda High School graduate who studied at Bozeman State College and Temple Normal School in Arizona. The groom is son of Mrs Emily Chilson of Temple and is a popular Temple resident. They plan to make their home in Temple.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the A. I. M. M. E. staged a pre Lent dance at the Montana hotel drawing several hundred couples. Proceeds will aid the organization scholarship fund. The dining room featured flags and patriotic colors for Washington's birthday. Committee members Mrs. Ernest Klepetko Mrs. George Forrest and Mrs. C. W. Morse received praise for the event.
Miss Beatrice Taggart of West Park avenue was surprised at home on February 14 by friends. The evening featured games and music, followed by refreshments. Guests included Mary Jane Taggart Dorothy Roderick Jane D Arcy Edma Davidson Dale Grush Bernice Conwell Maurie Christie LaVern Deranleau Clark Stoddard Bud Christie Coleman Harper Francis Gieberson Arthur Davidson and Junior DeMorais.
Prominent in Anaconda gatherings last week were three bridge luncheons hosted by Mrs. Harold Blake and Mrs. Harold For Sythe at Brentwood apartments. Tuesday eight tables played, Wednesday and Thursday six tables, with a red and white color scheme in decor and menu. Out of town guests included Mrs. Richard Flood Mrs. Paul Bowden and Mrs. Eugene Horrie of Butte.
Marian Gallivan and Lilly Antone hosted a Valentine party for a group of children at the Gallivan residence on West Park Friday evening. Games, music, and light refreshments kept the youngsters entertained. Guests included Helen Louise Flint and Cordelia Visser, among others.
The Anaconda chapter of the D A R observed Washingtons birthday with an annual colonial tea at Mrs E L Larsson’s West Third street home. Patriotic decorations and colonial heirloom dishes highlighted the event. the organizing committee was led by Mrs R B Abbott Mrs L V Bender and Mrs E B Larson.
The ladies of St Mark's Guild will observe Shrove Tuesday with a pancake luncheon at the parish house from 11 30 to 1 30 and in the afternoon for those sewing or playing cards. A brief business meeting is scheduled in the afternoon.
The regular meeting of the literature department of the Anaconda Woman's club will be held in the parlors of the Montana hotel tomorrow afternoon at 8 30 o'clock. The "Pulitzer Prize Plan and Winner" will be the topic under discussion for the day. The program will be in charge of Mrs. Albert Nadeau and Mrs. J F Casey.
Shrine clubs from Anaconda Putte and Deer Lodge gathered at Greeson Springs for a banquet and program. Anaconda Shrine club organized the event with committee members Frank Toole Jack Baglin and Del Longtin supervising.
Among the Anaconda and Butte social circle, Mrs Richard Flood hosted a luncheon last Thursday with Mesdames J F St Jean W Long C A St Clair John Ahern M R Fulmer T F McKenzie E Pickell P C Ramsing George Jackson Ernest Klepetko R P Foote and Miss Florence Catlin in attendance. Mr and Mrs Albert Tabor and daughters plan to sail for South America Tuesday where he will head the Andes Mining brick department. They depart from New York on March 65. Mrs J A Jordan hosted a Gathering for Mrs Anna Tracey of California in wintering with her daughter Mrs W B Gally. ten ladies attended with refreshments served.
The Missionary society of the Presbyterian church will hold its annual meeting next Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. R. M. Centa, 417 Walnut street. All members are urged to attend with Mrs. Mickelson assisting in entertaining.
Mrs. T. Z. Humphrey and Mrs. Albert Nadeau hosted the third bridge luncheon at the former's Hickory street residence bringing together bridge players for a midday gathering.
Last Wednesday afternoon seven tables were in play with spring flowers on the tables. Mrs B D Rice and Miss Florence Grey entertained last Friday evening with Washington's birthday decorations and a late hour for refreshments after several bridge games. Missionary Society of the Methodist church met last Tuesday afternoon at Mrs C E Avery’s home on Hickory Street. Hostesses were Mrs D I Brenneman Mrs Hammond Mrs Matthews and Mrs Avery.
Mrs Bart Hogan hosted the Klinker club last Thursday afternoon at East Fifth Street. Members enjoyed several hours of sewing and cards followed by refreshments prepared by the hostess.
Mr and Mrs Harry Barteau departed last Monday to settle in South America Their itinerary included several days in Billings and Chicago before boarding a New York bound ship for the voyage south
Friday Bridge club members gathered at Mrs. E. E. Watson’s Opportunity residence last week. The afternoon featured bridge play and refreshments.
Miss Marion Reynolds celebrated her birthday last Sunday with a pretty dinner at her Cherry Street home. Cut flowers decorated the table and six covers were laid.
Mrs. Arthur Davis of Hamilton is a house guest this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Avery.
Mrs. Margaret Lemmon and Miss Betty Lemmon visit their ill father Representative Dc A Lemmon in Helena. Mr and Mrs Henry Barnard travel to Long Beach California. Katherine Cole returns to Anaconda after visiting Phillipsburg. Mrs William Kelly and daughter Alice visit Morris Griffiths in Butte. The Davises return to Anaconda after a month in New York. Mrs C F Murphy visits in Helena with her husband Representative C F Murphy. Marie and Irene Murphy stay in Missoula. Phyllis Ulrich arrives from Corvallis to Anaconda. Mrs L V Kroetch and daughters visit in Anaconda. J F Spelman visits Butte. Arthur Tuchscherer and wife plan a two month California vacation.
In Polson CYLSON on February 21, Mr and Mrs J A Johnson hosted a bride dinner with guests seated at small tables. Yellow jonquils decorated the home and after dinner bridge was played. Vocal solos by Gwendolyn Mallory and Thelma Johnson.
A social bridge evening featured six tables with players including Istike, Ed Funke, Rolla, Riddick, E. T. Crawford, Lloyd Wal lace and Mrs. Irving Johnson. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. George Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. Lew Butcher, and Miss Gertrude Martin.
The column lists services for First Methodist Episcopal Oak and Third, with sermons on Good Citizenship and Moses, plus Epworth League and prayer, and First Christian Oak for Bible school and communion. Also Presbyterian James G Knotter with services 10 45 and 7 30, and St Mark's Church rector John Gilbert Spencer with Holy Communion and services through Thursday.
A long listing of Sunday services across multiple churches and faiths. The Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints hosts a 1 PM Sunday school at Musicians' Hall with an illustrated lecture on The Book of Mormon by Elder P. E. Helstrum. Other postings include Norwegian Lutheran, Christian Science, First Baptist, Swedish Baptist, Swedish Lutheran Zion, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, and Theosophical Society events with service times, locations, pastors or leaders, and notes about programs, Sunday schools, and meetings. All are welcome.
Anacondans enjoyed a pleasant spring day with a morning light snow flurry. The high reached 49 degrees and the low fell to 37 by 6 PM, as reported by Observer Frank Kennedy.
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