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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1925
Page
8
The piece urges outdoor adventures and hobby pursuits as a cure for summer blues, stressing simple pleasures in country rambles. It highlights friendship as a voluntary, service based bond and warns to keep woods pristine, while recounting a coastal gathering with Helena and Seattle visitors, including a tea hosted by Mrs. Hibbard in honor of Mrs. Toomey, with guests, decor, and wellness of spirit.
Mrs J A Hevers and Mrs George Stadler visiting Gearhart Ore spent the summer there. They alighted from a train at Seaside last Wednesday afternoon to visit Harry Canuglam of Helena who was a guest in Seaside.
Mrs. Roger T. Strabel of Salt Lake City and Mrs. George H. Chase of San Diego were guests at a bridge afternoon hosted by Mr. P. G. Poore on Breckenridge Street. Four tables played with dainty cloths, refreshments, and bright garden flowers in baskets and vases.
The fifth annual Federal Reserve bank employees outing occurred Tuesday on Priest Pass with private transportation and a Studebaker bus loaned by H. T. L. Schomer of Ty. C. Power Motor Co. About sixty attended. Mrs. R. Berg was in charge of the dinner. The New York section notes plans for Miss Margaret Hennessy’s August 25 wedding to Deighes Craik at Sherry's with close friends and family invited.
Mrs Rydee Ward hosted a luncheon at the country club on Thursday to honor Mrs Rot. Bars clay of Clivaga sister and guest of Mrs Norman B. Holter. Tables featured Shasta daisies and pink poppies with place cards marking seats of 12. An honor visit by Mrs John Minmpson occurred. a dunehean was presented at house on Monroe avenue in honor of Miss Marta and Miss Anna Lan Pigoer, who have received overseas assignments and two of Yolena’s guest speakers.
Helena residents host and visit relatives during a busy social week. Miss Leila Heitman travels from Cashmere Washington to visit family, while Miss Mary J. Brice from St Paul visits Stevensville and Miss Constance Merau moves through Seattle. Numerous couples plan visits to Seattle Portland Los Angeles and other western locales with reunions at homes along Main and Montana avenues.
A Tuesday afternoon benefit card party at the Country Club raised funds for the state golf tournament. About forty one men played bridge or did fancy work while Mrs. Gardner donated refreshments praised by guests. The efficient committee included Mesdames Ave Smith Wiley Weig Lanstrum Hampton Dinnen Hammond Horsky and Head.
Helena Kiwanis clubs prepare a sequence of entertainments for visitors August 7 and 8. Mrs John Sutphen leads the Kiwanis ladies in planning with events at the Placer hotel, Montana club, and other venues, including receptions, luncheons, a plunge party, and bridge events.
Mrs Raymond S Stites and husband welcome a baby daughter born on July 4 in Balzano Italy. The mother was formerly Miss Mytle Fisk of Helena.
Members and friends of Temple Emanuel will meet at the home of Mrs Norman Winestine 42 North Hawise on Wednesday afternoon at 3 o clock.
A Friday evening farewell gathering at the J L Ruther home honored Mr and Mrs G Nehlandt. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Jough Ir, Mr and Mrs Joe Steckter, Mr and Mrs Jesse Steckter and son Kenneth, Mr and Mrs Tom Valley, Mrs Agen, Mrs Kropt, Mr Colbernson, and Mr and Mrs BE Christ. Red Cross notes mention Dr Krause on Monday July 17.
Mrs. M. J. Healey of Kansas City, formerly of Helena, visits Mrs. W. J. Hickéet in Helena after touring Glacier Park. Mrs. Sidney Francis Malatte stayed with Mrs. Clarence Murch. Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Haire plan a southern car trip visiting Florida then California. F. S. Jacobsen and daughter Mary head coastward to visit Miss Jean Jacobsen. Grant takes the Haire home on Tlotter Street for the week. Mrs. Hob Sawyer and daughter Suan join relatives after staying with Sawyer's parents.
William Thimpson and Miss Margaret Ellsworth announced their marriage in Anaconda last Saturday evening. Justice of the Peace Frank Fitzgerald performed the ceremony. Mrs. Thompson is the daughter of Elmer P. Ellsworth and his wife of this city, a Michigan native. Continued on Page twenty four.
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