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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1925
Page
6
A fashion feature reviews hand painted stripes and embroidery on spring frocks. Details describe frock trims, hand painting effects, sewn-in belts, and long peasant sleeves with multicolor embroidery on sea green crepe de chine and white crepe.
A long list of performances from multiple grades and classes at a local school concert. Students sang, played piano solos, and joined in choral numbers under teachers and an accompanist. Notable pieces included My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean and The Village Blacksmith.
Floyd Ghormiey leads a community sing at the Hialto theater tonight as part of Music Week observances at Butte Buss Rose college. The planned Elks Drum Corps performance has been moved to tomorrow and Ghormiey is noted as an able conductor with a selection renade by the band.
Boris Davidoff the Russian pianist led a packed high school auditorium in last night’s invitation concert. He showcased mastery with two encores after each selection, and donated his services along with the Treasure State quartet to promote Music Week. Sponsored by the Women’s Commercial club of Butte.
A brief note reflects on the meaning of gifts and art, mentioning Florence Davies and the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York as a point of reference. The prose contemplates what constitutes a real gift and how ungracious refusals can prompt deeper thought about value and generosity.
Advertising manager Buel Gabbert of Columbia Gardens and Gregson Springs prepares to introduce a traveling troupe of characters from Platte County Missouri. The group, formed for the Butte audience, includes Oscar Aunt Becca and Uncle Abner with witty science and history minded humor. A name contest will name the unity and full press details follow.
The piece argues that Senator Clark's art collection justified as a memorial should stay intact and be housed, but museums lack funds for a dedicated building. It critiques gift ethics, noting true giving aims to help the recipient and support a shared goal rather than personal whims, with the donor's intent to memorialize.
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