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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1924
Page
19
Formal opening of the country club inaugurates the 1924 season with a morning golf round for women followed by a luncheon for over 40 diners. Mrs. Harry Frank wins the golf trophy as members from Butte and Anaconda attend a full day of cards, socializing, and entertainment.
The week’s social highlight was a bridge lunch at West Park street home of Mrs. I. S. Slemons. Six tables featured pink roses, pink and white place and score cards, and a guest list including Mrs. Fred Henningsen and many others. Mrs. Slemons plans a series of future bridge luncheons.
Mrs C F H Smith hosted a luncheon in Gamer's tea room for Correan Martha Green and her little granddaughter party guests. The 9th birthday table featured a 16 candle cake, gold and orchid favors, games, music and dancing with wee ladies in dainty dresses. Guests included Fay Van House Betty Horst Barbara Horst Betty Blake Wilma Frank Alice Matson Jannie Henningsen Virginia Henningsen and Alta Yore.
Mary Montana MacDonald celebrated her eleventh birthday Friday inviting five friends to the MacDonald country place on Lake Nez Perce. A motor ride and a country day culminated in a perfect dinner enjoyed by the host and companions Margaret Thomas Leona Sullivan Anna Chope Evangeline O Neil and Helen Leav silverman.
Dr and Mrs John Doane Sutphen, siblings of Mrs R C Leonard, drove from Helena to spend the weekend with the Leonard family at their West Broadway home.
Wednesday night about 50 members of the high school orchestra and their tenors gathered at the H. F. Carman home on Grind Road for an evening event.
Guests toasted the Carmans and their son Henry, a member of the orchestra, with a midnight feast after a lively evening of dancing, Mah Jongg, and music.
Mrs Bert Stanley of 8 South Crystal Street was surprised by friends Tuesday night for her birthday. Cards and refreshments were enjoyed, and she received several gifts from attendees including Mr and Mrs Stanley, A McDougal and Donald McDougall, Lena Mattusch, Bridget Shea, Ivan Waters, Jack and Pete Delaney, Helena and Rita Delaney, Don Lane, Mayme Lane, Julia Ek, and May Guyon.
Miss Theo and Russe depart early next week for New York where they meet Mrs M M Lavery for a European tour. They sail mid June from New York to Cherbourg France and travel through France, Switzerland, Italy, Germany, England and Scotland. Miss Jusee stays in New York for a couple of months before joining the voyage.
A refined dinner Wednesday evening at the Hobbins residence on West Broadway featured pink roses as the centerpiece. Attendees included Mr and Mrs L O Evans Mr and Mrs James Woodard Mr and Mrs L P Sanders Col and Mrs D D Stivere Miss Gertrude Nicho and C L Miller joining the hosts.
Mrs. A. J. Davis and sister Mrs. Wilbur Johnson of Lewistown visited the White Rock ranch in the Jefferson valley with Mrs. M. WY. Conroy and Mrs. Guy Davidson for a country day Thursday at the Davis home on West Granite street.
Four prominent Butte society women will leave tomorrow for a five to six week motor trip through California. Mrs. Walter Hansen, Mrs. Howard Pierce, Mrs. H. P. Kieler and Mrs. E. Wolfolk will do their own driving with Hansen and Pierce sharing the wheel duties.
Mr and Mrs M A Jessen of Seattle are guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Richard Tucker at 1249 Ferrel Street in this city.
The Mount Hyalite chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met as a social gathering and annual picnic at Beallpark. Regent Mrs. Thompson presided after a two month absence. The program opened with a flag salute and a committee was appointed to seek Elks support for the June 14 flag day celebration. A Memorial Day march was planned with other groups.
Miss Lillian Clark presented a thorough review of the national DAR conference at Continental Hall Washington April. Mrs Broox Martin announced a $250 donation for a drinking fountain in the new Washington administration building in the name of Mount Hyalite chapter Bozeman. An Ellis Island note praised sanitary conditions and DAR aid. A Lewis and Clark trail marker was authorized near Mount Ellis. Several social and personal notices follow including visits from Miss Dougherty and Miss Keown.
Dillon hosts a string of gatherings from pinochle dinners on South Washington street to a Montana State Normal College senior class dance in maroon and gold. Events include breakfasts, bridge games, stag parties, club meetings, and a first ever dancing recital by Mrs. E B Drucker pupils at the training school auditorium.
Punch writer A P Herbert campaigns to extend legal marriage hours from 8 a m to 6 or 7 p m arguing Denmark and other nations allow evening weddings. He says half past three in the afternoon is not conducive to dinner and dancing.
A new English invention enables moving picture programs to be reproduced by wireless means with a high pitched whine and rapid interruptions. The method promises broadcast style display of moving images without wired connections.
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