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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1916
Page
24
A long poem stresses that real worth comes from fair play rather than prizes. In Butte a series of social and recital events unfolds with junior and senior piano recitals at the Woman's Club house, Miss Pearl Job's London return concert, and gatherings hosted by Mrs Ford and others.
In Dillon on a June Saturday Valley View home of Mr and Mrs Walter Taylor hosted Riverside Country Club members who arrived bearing laughter and good things to eat. The evening featured cards dancing and a sumptuous lunch amid friendly chatter.
In Maudlow June 10 Miss Lora Pond daughter of Mr and Mrs J G Pena of the Horseshoe Nuts and Frank Collins son of the Integra Mary Collins were married Monday afternoon at Bozeman courthouse by Judge B B Law. Jess Ray left Tuesday for Rochester Minnesota. Jina W Brainerd and her children Lester and Walter are Mrs Brainerd's sister at the ranch 17 miles from Three Forks. Mr and Mrs RN McGaune of West Flathead attended Yeoman lodge Thursday night. Mr and Mrs Roy Kay of Willow Creek visited Mr and Mrs E M Kay before departing for Highwood. Mrs J J Dunlevy and granddaughter Mary Louie Albin of Bilunes have been guests of Mr and Mrs J P Deeny. Mrs Dunlevy and Mr Deeny are sister and brother. Mr and Mrs Le Weeland and Mr and Mrs J M Kay were Belgrade Haitors Monday.
A traveler arrives in San Francisco greeted by friends who drive her to a hillside country home. The next day she steps into dawn breakfast and learns the Pacific Ocean lies beyond a tall tree avenue and blue water stretches to the horizon, a moment described by her hostess.
In Manhattan ANHATTAN June 10 The Mothers club met Thursday afternoon at Mrs Victor W Tyron s home Almora Taylor celebrated her seventh birthday Wednesday afternoon with friends Mrs M J Sterling of Salesville visited her granddaughter Mrs Tuell Heeb early this week Mr and Mrs Benjamin Te Selle and Mrs and Mrs Jay Curtiss traveled to Chico Hot Springs last week Elizabeth Collins went to Three Forks to visit aunt Mrs Jan M Lewis L La Lacneur was in Butte on business Francis Montes went to Lewistown Idaho to visit grandmother Mrs Quimby Miss Etta Kirby returned home in Wyoming after visiting Mr and Mrs Harry Thomas Anna Hagen formerly at Hageman visited Prof and Mrs JH Holst at Great Falls Meece recently arrived from Hutchinson Kansas to spend summer with brother C B Meece W O Hart of Trident called to Pentwater Mich by the death of his father Ben Murphy resigned his patent at Trident store where he was manager Surprise visits by Hazel Thutis and Fred Quint at Bozeman Tuesday ceremony performed by TP Smith at the Mother Snare attendants were Mrs MLA Quint the former s brother of groom The happy couple at Hunter s Hot Springs will return to live on the Quint ranch south of town
The article notes pale pink blouses remain favored among women despite many new colors like bisque cream and pale blue. It explains pink’s appeal and offers a home dyeing tip using rose crepe paper scraps to restore or tint whites to a pale pink, suggesting coordinated undergarments and accessories.
A newly elected representative enters the capitol and, in the lobby among seasoned members, feels overwhelmed. A week later he delivers an impressive speech and replies to questions by noting that he wonders how the other members got there. The piece then shifts to mention a new idea in ribbons described as straw braid.
The article describes a new glossy Silke ribbon of wood fiber resembling straw braid, praised for its flexibility and soft loops. It notes its use on hats for any time of day, its pairing with plastic flowers funded by war widows in Paris, and credits Parisian artistry. It also mentions Princess Nona Darkfeather in Lubin's film None So Blind and her role Ukana, a Hawaiian belle, in a three reel drama directed by Melvin Mayo.
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