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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1923

Page

3

Social notices fill Manhattan July afternoon

The Ladies Aid societies of Baptist and Presbyterian churches were hosted by Mrs. Will Mast and Mrs. Morse and Mrs. Townsend, entertaining numerous guests. Residents and visitors, including families from Dillon, Bozeman, and Helena, joined in church parlor gatherings, picnics, and local visits, with travel to Yellowstone, Bozeman Hot Springs, and other nearby locales noted.

Manhattan Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist Church Will Masts Mesdames Morse Charles Townsend Presbyterian Aid Society Ross Long R. P. Markland Sanders Ranch Madison Dillon E. OC. Wilharm Catholic Woman's League Arthur Nelson J. J. Gleason Red Lodge FE. C. Wilharm Roy Sowles Anna Haehn Bozeman Hot Springs C. L. Gayle O. B. Gayle Falmoth James T. Gayle DuBois Idaho Helena C. A. Scull Birefly Hills Cal Frank Ulmer Mr. Scull Ulmer Adele Effie Gibson Long Beach Ben Gibson Gallatin Valley Ed Bledso Lafayette Ind J. N. Talbott Billings Henry Jakle Livingston Frank Florence Cousins J. W. Black Phyllis Geraldine Rockway Seattle Bozeman McRoberts D. C. Ward Carl Nisses Mont Nashville Tenn Wyatt New Orleans Tulane University Birmingham South George Wyatt Winnipeg Can

Calm and Austere Zita of Austria Faces Lean Years

Reports from Spain claim former empress Zita faces immediate destitution, denied by Count Apponyi who says she has funds for two years. He describes her austere, religious life with eight children, living in San Sebastian in a villa maintained by aristocrats, rising at 5:30, wearing plain clothes, and avoiding society while pursuing a legal effort to recover private estates.

Vienna Spain Zita Austria Hungary Albert Apponyi San Sebastian Karl Count Apponyl Maria Theresa Count Appony Lequeitio Bay of Hombay Apponyi

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