Mr and Mrs Bott Host 28th Anniversary Dinner
Mr and Mrs George Bott were honored guests at a dinner last Saturday at Mrs W G Gilbert's home hosted jointly by Mrs Gilbert Mrs W H Stephan and Mrs Alfred Cashmore. The event marked the Bott couple's 28th anniversary. Mr Bott has long served in the St James Episcopal church choir. the hostess and guests are choir members. They received a set of sterling silver spoons as a gift.
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George Bott
W.G. Gilbert
Gilbert
W. H. Stephan
Alfred Cashmore
Bott
St. James Episcopal Church
Mrs Luebben Hosts Delightful Reception for Mrs Ernest Luebben
Mrs T E Luebben was the gracious hostess at a Saturday afternoon reception at her home honoring Mrs Ernest Luebben, a recent bride. Asters adorned the rooms while several dozen ladies called between two and five. Attendants included Mrs A F Waldorf Mrs J H Gilbert Mrs John T Orr Mrs T W Bennett Mrs Roscoe Cornell and Mrs Lee Light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. E. Luebben
Ernest Luebben
Luebben
A. F. Waldorf
J. H. Gilbert
John T
Entertain at Dinner by Four Young Hostesses
Miss Margaret Roe hosted a merry dinner party at her west side home last Thursday evening. Four young girls acted as hostesses and servers: Miss Roe, Miss Dorothy Potter, Miss Lois Wheat, and Miss Evalyn Gleed. Guests included Walter Foster, Tom Harris, Tom Yost, and Ralph Smith. The menu featured venison, with Mr. Yost the lucky hunter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Roe
Miss Roe
Dorothy Potter
Lois Wheat
Evalyn Gleed
Walter Foster
Tom Harris
Tom Yost
Ralph Smith
Mr. Yost
Waldorf Home Hosts Elegant Dinner and Card Party
Mr and Mrs A F Waldorf entertained a number of ladies and gentlemen last evening at dinner followed by a cards session.
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A. F. Waldorf
Dinner Party Honors Miss Kate Sullivan Before California Move
Mrs. Chester Gilbert hosted a dinner last Saturday honoring Miss Kate Sullivan who is set to depart early next month for southern California where she will pursue new opportunities and a fresh start.
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Chester Gilbert
Kate Sullivan
Southern
California
Presentation for Miss Sullivan at home event noted
The report describes a home gathering where Miss Sullivan was presented with an attractive vanity box amid unique favors. It notes attendees and a cordial, celebratory mood.
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Bervea
Miss Sullivan
Series of bridge parties hosted at Mrs Lovell home
A sequence of bridge gatherings was held last week at the Court street residence of Mrs George Lovell. Hostesses were Mrs Lovell Mrs Anson Baxter and Mrs Frances Tonney. Rooms featured cut flowers including pink carnations sweet peas and pastel shades. Events ran Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and Thursday evening.
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George Lovell
Court Street
Lovell
Anson Baxter
Frances Tonney
Delphian Society and Local Clubs Gather for Meetings
Regular Dillon Delphian meeting at the public library led by Mrs. T. E. Gilbert with aides including Mrs. E. W. Bond and Roscoe Bornell. Members heard talks on Germany, and Theta, Pinochle, Two Bit, Bridge, and St James Guild events are announced for upcoming dates.
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Dillon Delphian Society
Public Library
T. E. Gilbert
E. W. Bond
D. A. Gault
Roscoe Bornell
F. H. Bimrose
H. W. Morse
Etta Mervel
J. H. Gilbert
A. F. Waldorf
Germany
Theta
Helen Bulger
Helen Randolph
Kate Sullivan
Dave Sullivan
J. W. Forsgren
Northside Country Club
B. J. Drucker
England
Bridge Club
Clara Plant
W. E. Stephenson
St. James Guild
Guild
Will Wilson
Margaret Williams Returns From Southern California
Mrs. Margaret Williams returned recently from southern California where she has been spending the past few weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Williams
Southern
California
Mrs Melton visits Philipsburg then heads to Long Beach
Mrs. George Melton travels with her two children to Philipsburg and plans to depart for Long Beach California soon where they will be joined later by Mr Melton. In Helena last week W Hartwig and daughter attended the Kohlberg Brasch wedding with flower girl Annabel Hartwig. Grant ranchers Mr and Mrs Thomas Pierce welcomed a baby girl born at St James hospital Butte. mother and baby progressing well.
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George Melton
Philipsburg
Long Beach
California
Melton
W. By Hartwig
Helena
Adelaine Kohlberg
Harry Brasch
Annabel] Hartwig
Thomas Pierce
Grant
St. James Hospital
Butte
Babe
Party at St James Guild Hall Pictures Five Hundred Winners
Last Wednesday evening a card party was held at St James guild hall by the ladies of St Rose guild. A large crowd attended the Five Hundred game with Mrs Morrow of Twin Bridges winning the ladies prize and Mr Schaffer winning the gentlemen's prize. A delightful musical program was provided and refreshments served.
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St. James Guild Hall
St. Rose Guild
Mrs. Morrow
Twin Bridges
Mr. Schaffer
Buick Models to Hold Honor Exhibit Place in 1924 Motor Shows
Buick models will again hold the exhibit place of honor in the 1924 national automobile shows. Exhibit spaces are awarded by the show committee based on money spent in the prior year. This marks Buick's sixth consecutive year with premier space at the New York show. Chevrolet will take second place and Cadillac sixth.
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BUICK
New York
General Motors
Chevrolet
Cadill
Rural schools serve hot lunches to each pupil
In Beaverhead County a district serves full meals at school with fruit provided by families. Each home supplies meals for all children on a rotating three week schedule, requiring minimal daily prep. Students help with cooking, serving, cleanup. meals are hot and wholesome with milk, vegetables, and bread.
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Mrs. Luebben
THE
Waldorf Home
CLUBS
Guild Hall
Harry Williams
Edison
Legion
Anna Case
Cadillac
Montana Auto Supply
Mont
Frances B. Harper Drummey
Beaverhead County
Montana Auto Supply Co
Parke, Davis & Co
Potts
Druggist
Turkey
SPUR
Bond, Montana
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