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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1927
Page
3
At the home of Rev. 8 P. Martin, Miss Margaret Carolus and Mr. Edward Davis quietly wed after her Murray Hospital nursing course. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Charles Green, trained in Butte. groom works at the Tramway mine. They plan to return to Butte after a brief honeymoon.
Last Saturday evening Mrs Clarence Decker and Miss Gladys Beally entertained for Mrs Leah Monson who will move to Toledo Ohio to join her husband. Pinochle with four tables followed by refreshments. On Sunday morning Miss Clara Plant hosted a breakfast for Mrs Mongan with sixteen guests. The Elfel home was decorated with yellow chrysanthemums and autumn flowers. Miss Plant invites a dancing party at the Country Inn next Friday for Mrs Monson with forty guests and a midnight repast after dancing.
The home of Mrs Charles W Woodburn hosts a very delightful bridge party this afternoon with a 1 o'clock luncheon. Mrs Woodburn plans to entertain again this evening with a bridge dinner.
Mrs Charles R Price Miss Mike Adams and Miss Clara Adams will entertain next week at four bridge parties to be held at Mrs Price home on the west side Diners will be served Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday evenings.
Mrs. Jennie C. Nash and Miss Nina M. Nash entertained many friends last Thursday afternoon at a Kensington home. The scene featured autumn flowers and a time of needlework and conversation.
Mrs Lambert Eliel and Mrs Hugh Anderson hosted a bridge dinner last Wednesday at Mrs Eliel's west side home. Marigolds decorated the scene and four tables of bridge followed the meal.
Mrs Walter Taylor will entertain Theta next Friday evening at the Valley View Ranch north of Dillon. The meeting will be the first of the year.
The Parent-Teacher Association held its first meeting of the new school year in the primary school kindergarten room on Tuesday. A musical program was enjoyed followed by a social afternoon. Mrs Henry and former president Mrs Waldorf noted the new Brsipl President.
The Ellen May guild will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. T Lee McCracken at 424 South Rise St. Mrs. McCracken will be assisted by Mrs. Lewis Schlier in place of Mrs. D P Thurber. Jackson’s Woman’s club met last Thursday to finalize plans for the County Federation meeting on Oct 1 in Jackson. Attendance will be limited to club members and they should bring lunch. The hostess club will serve coffee pickles ice cream and cake.
Mrs Frank Felt travels to Minneapolis to visit a sister and then to Portland to spend part of the winter with grandchildren Jack and Carolyn Card. Mrs Fred Huber was a visitor in Butte the first of the week.
Garrett Fort author of The Prince of Head Waiters in Liberty Magazine said he wrote it with Lewis Stone in mind for Pierre the Ritz head waiter. Fort watched Sam E. Rork producing the photoplay at First National Studios in Burbank as John Francis Dillon directed Planning Youth, a feature to be shown next Sunday and Monday at the H theater.
The article argues feed lots provide an outlet for stocker and feeder cattle, stabilizing seasonal movements and improving soil fertility through animal fertilizer. It notes western cattle feed needs rise with demand from middle western feeders and Pacific Coast markets, predicting increased feeding nationwide.
Dentist Dr R D Curry listed with offices in the Telephone block rooms 3 4 6 and telephone number 355 for office inquiries. Residence phone not provided in the fragment.
Marion Jackson adapts her tale inspired by Union invasion of Indian Territory and Custier stand. The Red Raiders from Charles R. Rogers company for First National stars Ken Maynard with Ann Drew Paul Hurst Tom Bay J. P. McGowan Harry Shutan Hal Salter and Chief Yowlache in the supporting cast.
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