Engaged Couples and Weddings Highlight Helena Social Page
The Helena society notes several weddings and engagements. Marybelle Koehler to Robert Scherrer were wed in St Helena Cathedral with plans to reside in Portland. Miss Wellman married forest ranger WE Fry at Augusta on August 8, with a large family and community reception. Also noted is a Park Street ceremony for Miss Dinjaber to William Wallace, with plans to reside in Jens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faul
Paris
Soumary Fashiouis
America
Thomas Lavell
West Park Street
Fila May Dinjaber Hea Ding
Willian Wallace
Venus
Dorothy Lavell
Flelu
Artis Healy
Wallace Jott
Averles
Fias
Lavell
Wallace
Ian G. Batre
Jeng
Jens
Miks Tha
Mav Danaher
Telena
Luncheon in Butte Honors Miss Rover
A luncheon at the Finlen hotel in Butte honored Miss Nancy Rover of Helena. Guests included Misses Nancy Rover Madeline Mars Geni Neckle Billie Burke Kalay and Mer Colne. Charles Cohan hosted with Mr and Mrs Tovarski guests of Mrs Cohans parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Cohan
Finlen An Butte
Nancy Rover
Madeline Mars
Geni Neckle
Billie Burke Kalay
Mer Colne
Tanehrey
Blake
Helena
Bride-Elect Honored At Bridge Evening
Mrs Edwin K Heer hosted a four-table bridge evening at her Fay Street home for Maybelle Elizabeth Nye bride-elect to Rohrer G. Sehers. Golden flowers decorated and refreshments were served as games concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maaybelle Elizabeth Nye
Rohrer
Queel
Hdwin Kheer
Fay Ostreet
Dinner Dance at The Country Club Hosts Evening Delight
A dinner dance at The Country Club featured a lively evening with guests enjoying a well hosted program. Anna Warten acted as hostess guiding attendees through a pleasant night of dining and socialization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Contry
Ativan
Dave
Anna Warten
Social event honors visiting guests with garden flower decor
Honoring her house guests, the Misses Belle Meade Pritchard of Stanton Va Constance Houghton of Boston and Mary Lumaghi of St Louis. The table featured three baskets of pink and white garden flowers with orchid shades, placed at intervals along the long table. Dancing followed throughout the evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Meade Pritchard
Stanton, Va
Constance Houghton
Boston
Mary Lumaghi
St. Louis
Ward-Donohoe engagement announced in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Thomas B Ward of 24510 Smalley Court Chicago announce the engagement of their daughter Arlene to Donald J Donohue son of Mrs Matilda B Donohue of Helena Montana The wedding is planned in Chicago on September 12
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas B. Ward
Smalley Court
Chicago
Daugher
Arlene
Donald J. Donohhue
Matilda B. Donohue
Helena
Montana
Tea and greetings mark quiet social afternoons
A series of informal gatherings across Washington Place Benton avenue and local lanes featured Miss Barbara Sanders hosting 23 guests for an orange and white afternoon in honor of Miss Virginia Townsend from Great Falls while Genevieve Hall paid homage to Kathryn Conrad of Seattle with music cards and nasturtium decor. Elizabeth Topping celebrated her tenth birthday with 25 friends around a bonfire camp supper and a crown of ten candles. Mrs Edo Butler hosted a pink and white dinner for bride elect Maybelle Nye before her upcoming marriage to Sherrer, with crystal pens, pink candles and a crystal vase centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Sanders
T. J. Busha
Washington Place
Virginia Townsend
Great Falls
Kathryn Conrad
Genevieve Hall
Benton Avenue
Seattle
Charlotte Smith
Elizabeth Topping
Thomas Topping
Euting
Mildred Anderson
Edo Butler
2Nd Street
Maybelle Elizabeth Nye
Sherrer
Bridge Afternoon Honors House Guest
House hostesses entertained with bridge afternoons at Gilbert Street and Take Street homes in compliments to Mrs Frank Schomer of Great Falls. Four and two tables played with prizes and dainty refreshments. Garden flowers decked the rooms and pink rose arrangements graced the dinner setting for a Maver Room party with 40 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Schomer
A. J. Snyker
Take Street
Bridge
Frank
Great Falls
Farors
Helen
Janse Kessler
Maver
Conney Lab
Monogram Place Cards Mark Seats for 16 Guests
Mr and Sirs Charles Leonard of Butle were the out of town guests as place cards marked the seats for sixteen attendees in the event setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leonard of
Butle
Luncheon honors and club events fill Friday social pages
Mrs. F Schwartz won high score trophies while Mrs. George Jaruby took second prize. a luncheon hosted by Mrs. M A Brannon on Power Street featured sweet peas and roses. Mrs. Healey led a dinner at the Country Club for 20, and Mrs. Winchester Dickerson entertained Rev. Newman Burdick at Kenwood with guests including Dr. and Mrs. A Brannon. A Madison Avenue bridge and Mah Jong party ended the evening with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Schwartz
George Jaruby
E. R. Nye
Alice Marie “Balfour
M. A. Brannon
Power Street
Burdick
Winchester Dickerson
Kenwood
Newman Hall Burdick
Chicago
A. Brannon
Lytle
Theodore Brantly
Wardick
Charles R. Burdick
Luncheon at Placer Sets Bride Elect Maybelle Hiza Sheth Nee
A presnuptial luncheon in the crystal rose room of the Placer on Saturday honored bride elect Maybelle Hiza Sheth Nee. Misses Florence Wood and Ciladys Stinemetz hosted with elaborate decorations, card specials, and a bound guest book. GUESTS AT Mowitza Lodge included Wyon Clark Jr and party from Salmon Lake, joined by Alec Me Mims, Cora Sanders, and Sara Virginia Gould for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Placer
Crystal Rose
Plorence Wood
Ciladys
Stinemetz
Maybelle Hizasheth
Dresden
Mowitza Lodge
Wyon Clark Jr
Helena
Mowitza Laden
Salmon Lake
Alec Me Mims
Cora Sanders
Sara Virginia Gould
Entertains at Valley Home Abridged Week in Mrs Greenfield’s Home
Mrs Charles D Greenfield Jr hosted a sequence of informal social events north of the city with guests including Mrs David Perry and Mrs Hans Luderer from San Francisco. The decor featured sweet peas and garden flowers as Maybelle Nye received Haviland china in the Bird of Paradise design. A separate miscellaneous shower honored Miss Maybelle Nye with pink and white decor and twelve friends served refreshments at Rogan ranch. A lawn party at Mrs Charles Redpath’s 12th avenue residence hosted a four-table bridge game in shaded grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Home
Charles D. Greenfield Jr
David Perry
Hans Luderer
San Francisco
Maybelle Nye
Mare Qurriie Regan
Lois Tongstall
Rogan Ranch
Charles Redpath
12Th Avenue
Various Society Activities Include Childrens Party and Camp Fire News
Dainty Barbara Ann Charpentier hosted a kids party at Dearborn Avenue with pink decor and games. Mrs Jacoby entertained a Friday bridge group on Davis Street with prizes to Barclay Ruegg and Miss O Leary, refreshments served. J E Ingram party tours the Northwest by auto visiting Missoula Spokane Portland Vancouver and Seattle. Laties Aid of First Congregational church meets Tuesday afternoon at the parlor. Mrs Williamson reports on State conference. Miss Kiva Sweetland and Robert Miller to wed soon after graduation. Betty Joyce Ryde celebrates sixth birthday with friends at East Sixth Avenue home. Guests honored at 432 West Martin include Ty Zodler and J O Leary amid games and favors. Camp Fire reports two Helena girls returning from Flathead Lake encampment with about 50 campers under supervision. Kalispell Kiwanis noted for supporting local camp efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Montara
Miss Wellman
WE. Fry
M. A. Wellman
E. P. Leick
Chicago
Mildred Hale
Townsend
Bingham Wellman
Ray Ward
Buford Carmichael
Great Falls
Lewis and Clark County
Auguste
University of Montana At
Barbara Ann Charpentier
Arthur Charpentier
Dearborn Avenue
Jacoby
George Jacoby
Davis Street
Hazelton
Paris Barclay
Henry Ruegg
O'Leary
Betty Joyce Ryde
Me Wo Ryde
Parsons
DU East Sixth Avenue
Betty
Clarice Lichold
Beverley This
Georgia May Canper
Maxime Cowper
Barbara Charpenter
Warren Patrick
Chase Patrick Jr
Ray Wine Jr
Ashton O'Donnell
Keimpton Watson
Robert Kyde
Velen McLean
Walita
Martha Averill
Agather
Flathead Lake
Helena
Kalispell
Jafia “Brags
Vera O'Neil
Kalispell Kiwanisells
Kaliepell
Viele
Helena encampment guests and camp fire plans
Camp fire girls were guests of the Helena camp fire encampment during fair week. Guardians aiding the Flathead event included Mrs Julius Brass and several Misses. Gypsy raid is set for Wednesday. Local society notes list travelers and visitors such as Miss Mary Fleming and Mr and Mrs Cook, with plans for trips to New York Edmonton and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mer
Helenaia
Flathead
Julius Brass
Vera O'Neil
Antonia Wessels
Gertrude — Jaqueth
Miriam, Randall
Joss Tinckhart
Mae Falkner
Wilda May O'Neil
Helena
Walita
Emil Calmettes
Don Hoover
Kiwanis Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Edward Howerd Grigge
Milady
Annnunre
Marybelle
Robert Ty Scherrer
Jungers-Kockler
Tie
Keckler
Sle
Londex
Blondex
Hachivye
Cathedral of
St. Helena
Anna Kockler
Loyd Keys
Eddy Rose Room
Butte
Missoula
Glacier National Park
George Koehler
This c
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company
Peter Jungers
Portland
Ore
Mrs, Brown
Dinner Placer Grill
John G
Dinner Country Club
M. J. Healey
W. J. Bickett
Charles Leonard
Buttle
Audrey Stokter
Madison Avenue
Mrs. Reineman
Willian Reineman
STE Minkte
J. E. Ingram
J. M. Welch
Ed Banks
Northwest
Mmisoula
Spokane
Vancouver
Washington
Tacoma
British Columbia
Congregational Aid Society
First Congregational Church
E. K. Bowman
Charles Clinton
Williamson
Intermountain Union
Kiva Sweetland
K. Sweetland
Miller
Crflere
Beige
R.A. Kunty
J. M. Eisen
Mount Angel
West Matin
Ty Zodler
J. O'Leary
Mr Hay
J. McKelvey
Society Personals
Onacco
George Hill
Eunice
Forest Hills
Longsland
X.Y
Marry Child
Yellowstone Park
Stewart
Mary Fleming
East
Livingston
A. B. Cook
Branly
Blackstone
the Highlands
Frank Terrey Cook
Willian Reynolds Wilson, Jr
Philadelphia
New York
Mrs. Riggs
Mary
Cleve
Elizabeth Scott
Edmonton
Canada
J. R. Scott
George Scott
Strong
Banff
Lake Louise
A. K. Barbour
Blackfoot
D. A. Johnson
Tierbert Mayer
Mayer
Charles H. Pratt
Arthur E
Charles H. Wrights
Jdt of
Sanden & Ferguson Co
New Cretonne Coats
Balbriggan
Millimer Department
French Ginghams
Windsor
Kilburnie Ginghams Yard
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