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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1917

Page

11

Clubs and Societies Meet in Community Notices

Local clubs schedule meetings with hostesses named including Theta Busy Bee and Social Eight. The Good Government club plans a talk by Attorney John Collins on municipal powers. A local Daughters of the American Revolution chapter was organized by Miss Carolyn White with many members considering joining.

Phillip Hartwig Theatre Mary Hester Phillips Dillon Miss Phillips Rachmaninoff Green Lake Goldbeck Dvorak Jean Bishop Chopin Shubert van Etten Theta Harry Geer Busy Bee Club Ed Smith Bertie Howard T. D. Olmsted Westminster Guild C. R. Blake Walter Carlson Lutheran Aid Society Cavalier Dancing Club City Hall St. James Guild Guild Hall B. W. Emerick Mallentine St. Rose Guild M. A. Henneberry John Gelhaus H. F. Best Bitter Root Club E. J. Callaway Riverside Country Club Parley Dansie Albert Featherly Mauldin Hazel McDonald Good Government John Collins The Daughters of the American Revolution Carolyn White South Idaho Street

Society notes show frequent visits from Montana to Butte and surrounding towns

Miss Bert Shortt and several others visited Butte last week while Mrs. Sam Arndts Mrs. Blanche Haines Mrs. Hal Brenner and family traveled between Dillon Butte Anaconda and Manhattan. The Freshman basketball party greeted the Senior team and convocation featured first aid. A new quarter started and many girls departed for home including Pearl Anderson Agnes Holberg Anna Sandin Della Quast Calpernia Butler Pauline Bloomberg Elsie Shilling Isabel Whitney Cecil Carroll Marie Mitchell Eva Mitchell Mildred Wilson.

Bert Shortt Butte Sam Arndts Blanche Haines Hal Brenner Jack Dillon D. L. Stephens Anaconda W. E. Chapman Violet Manuel Nan Mountjoy Lil- Han Nieminem Miss Covington Misses Pearl Anderson Agnes Holberg Anna Sandin Della Quast Calpernia Butler Pauline Bloomberg Elsie Shilling Isabel Whitney Cecil Carroll Marie Mitchell Eva Mitchell Mildred Wilson

Lyceum and Society Notes From Local Dormitory Events

Miss Helen Baker and Miss Stark visited guests at the dormitory Sunday hosted by Miss Victoria Betan and by Misses Laura and Cecile Bernard. Thursday saw the fifth lyceum program with three readings by Miss Kellett. Friday evening the Othonian Literary Society elected officers.

Helen Baker Victoria Betan

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