Pearls at Random Strung in Drummond Nuptials
Mrs Chester A Drummond wedding to Chester A Drummond reported with details of the ceremony at the First Baptist church and the reception. Attendants Miss Helen McIntire Miss Winnifred Arnold and S T No Mrs Orrin Kelsey Cox among guests. couple to Yellowstone trip then home on Holter Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnifred Arnold
T. No
Orrin Kelsey Cox
Salt Lakes
Helena
Drummond
Yellowstone Park
Holter Street
The
Fidelity and Deposit Company
Kensington Afternoon Social Hosts 20 Guests
Mrs. Roger L. Strobel of Salt Lake City hosted a Kensington afternoon in her mother Mrs. Gamer's home with Helena and Rast Helena friends. Flowers decorated, time spent on fancy work and conversation, 20 guests served refreshments at the close. Informal luncheon hosted by Mrs. T. P. Wood for Abs Downey of Atlanta. Crystal bowl of pink and white sweetpeas adorns the table for six, with Mrs. Downey and five others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Roger L. Strobel
Salt Lake City
Gamer
Helena
T. P. Wood
Ins
Thesday
Abs. Downey
Lanta
Downey
A. J. Davidson
Lutie White
San Diego
An de Bogart
Rorhester
Minn
Wood
Roger
Strobel
Farewell reception for Rev Burdick at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian parlors hosted a farewell reception honoring Rev Newman Hall Burdick and Mrs Burdick from 8 to 9 pm. Elders, officers, and Intermountain College faculty greeted the couple as hundreds attended. Gifts included a Gladstone bag for Burdick and a Cooper painting for Mrs Burdick. Burdick departs Monday for Chicago to take new duties. An informal bridge evening hosted by Mrs Maude Waterbury followed with two tables of play, won by Mrs Addie Clarke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bella Sharpe
Washington Place
Louise Blaine
William A. Tatem
Blaine
First Presbyterian Church
Newman Hall Burdick
Burdick
Intermountain Collery Faculty
J. W. Choate
Maybeer
Hazel Richardson
Helena
A. E. McAdam
Cox
Lucy Fuhr
Nash
Helen Nash
Bridge
Maude Waterbury
Addie Clarke
Mrs Ashton Hosts Pleasant Bridge Afternoon
Mrs William E Ashton presided over an attractive bridge afternoon at her Highland Street home. Three tables played with Mrs Ton Hillis winning the top score of 19, Mrs Paris Bartley earning the second prize and Miss Florence Wood receiving the consolation. Garden flowers decorated the rooms and dainty refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashton
William E. Ashton
Highland Street
Ton Hillis
Paris Bartley
Florence Wood
Mrs Handley Visits Helena After 27 Years Absence
Mrs Handley from California, a former Helena resident, visits old friends and sights improvements with interest. She stays with Mrs Lula Warren and Mrs George Poore. Presbyterian Aid Society holds first meeting after summer vacation on Sept 1 at Mrs Day Herner’s home, 20 Dreckenridge Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Helena
Wlts Sandlew
California
Presbyterian Aid Society
The
Fire Presbyterian Church
Day Herner
Hostess Helen Collins Hosts 14 at Harrison Avenue Table
Helen Fitzgerald Collins, A. I. Crescott and guests gathered at Collins home on Harrison Avenue. Garden blossoms decorated the prettily arranged table as covers were laid for fourteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Crescott
Harrison Avenue
Informal Bridge Evening Hosted for Mrs Wood and Mrs Healey
Mrs A J Smith hosted a Wednesday informal bridge evening in honor of Mrs S N Wood of Denver and Mrs M J Healey of Kansas City. Guests enjoyed refreshments after the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Smith
S.N. Wood
Denver
Mig. M. J. Healey
Kansas City
Afternoon party on Raleigh street for Ruth Smith
Miss Karna Butcher hosted a Saturday afternoon at her Raleigh street home in Mrs Ruth Smith's honor as she prepares to leave for Des Moines Louisiana and Miss Marian Johnson. Guests played guessing games with Ruth excelling and receiving a favor while Elizabeth McGuinness earned the consolation. Garden flowers decorated the room and 14 guests were served refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karna Butcher
Raleigh Street
Ruth Smith
Des Moines
Marian Johnson
Miss Smit
Elizabeth McGuinness
Luncheon at Country Club Hosts Summer Visitors
Mrs S McKennan led a Friday luncheon at the Country Club in honor of visiting guests. Guests included Mrs Gerald Page, Mrs Ralph Wheelock of Peoria, and Mrs M J Healey of Kansas City. Pink garden flowers adorned two long tables, with 32 seats and sweet pea decorated place cards for seating at 1 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. McKennan
City
Gerald Page
Ralph Wheelock
Peoria
M. J. Healey
Kansas City
Luncheon Hostesses Honor Guests at Country Club Event
Mrs. Rudolph Horsky hosted a luncheon at a summer cabin in the heart of the hills with 20 guests, honoring Mrs. M. J. Healhy of Kansas City. Mrs. Copenhaver hosted another lunch at the Country club for 18, inviting Mrs. Van de Bogart of Rochester and summer guest T. P. Wool’s daughter. Governor and Mrs. John F. Erickson returned to Helena after a summer at Lake McDonald staying in Senator Walsh’s summer home.
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Heart of the Hill
Rudolp Horsky
Bridge
John F. Erickson
Helena
Lake McDonald
T. J. Walsh
Charming Tra Given at Hampton Home Tea
Mrs T M Hampton and Mrs W G Ferguson hosted a Wednesday tea at the Hampton residence on Madison avenue. Honor guests included Mrs E 2 Gregory of New York, guest of Mrs Sieben, and Miss Lydx Brannon daughter of Dr M A Beannon. Garden blossoms and Shirley pop decor brightened the rooms as candles and malmgany holders graced the dining table. Welcoming Betty Schultz greeted guests at the door. the event ran from 4 to 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Hampton
W G. Ferguson
Hampton
Madison Avenue
E. 2. Gregory
New York
Sieben
Lydx Brannon
M. A.beannon
Shirley Pop
Mesdames J. 5Uytle
Thomas Busha, Jr
Alfred T. Hibbard
M. A. Brannon
Ziehen
Betty Schultz
Mrs Kessler Hosts Luncheon Honoring Forest Hills Guests
Mrs Fred Kessler presided at a Tuesday luncheon at her home honoring Mrs S N Wood, Mrs Al Healey, and Mrs George Hill of Forest Hills Tong Island. Bridge followed and covers were paid for twelve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kessler
Fred Kessler
5. N. Wood
AL. J. Healey
George Hill
Forest Iills
Tong Island
Woman's Alliance Meet Planned at Unitarian Church
The Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian church will meet on Tuesday September 4 in the church parlors at o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Alliance of the Unitarian Church
Studio ofens Mary Clark to open studio on Sept 2
Mrs Mary F Clark has returned from a vacation at Bitter Boat and will open her studio on Wednesday September 2. The Helena Gamma Delphian Society will hold the first meeting of the new year on September 2 at the YWCA, and all members are expected to be present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Clark
Bitter Boat
Gamma Delphian Society
Helena Gamme Delphian Sotty
WY. W.C. A
Congregational Aid Society to Meet at Church Parlors
The Ladies Aid society of the First Congregational church will meet Tuesday September 1 at 2 30 in the church parlors with Mesdatics Minnie Hay and HL Kemp as hostesses. Regular meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps Friday September 4 at 2 30 pm at Eagles hall. Helena Past Noble Grands Circle set for September 3 in the Rebekah room at the IOOF hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Aid Society
Ladies' Aid Society
First Congregational Church
Minnie Hay
HL. Kemp
w.R.c
Woman's Reelief Corps
Eagles Hall
Circle
Rebekah
Helena Rebekah
President proposes labor courts in Buenos Aires
President Alvear has sent to Congress a bill proposing labor courts for Buenos Aires to handle salary and pension disputes. Appeals from conciliation and arbitration tribunals could be carried to these courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
Fhe
Associated Press
Alvearray
Congress
Duetos Anfres
Helena Society Notes Show Broad Network Of Visitors
A long list of Helena residents and guests is recorded as many travelers and visitors depart or arrive. Mrs. Gerald Page and children visit family in Peoria while Miss Alma Warren hosts guests who return east. Several families head to Seattle, Denver, Minneapolis, and Salt Lake City, with trips to Glacier National Park and Banff noted alongside European plans for a year abroad.
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Nore
Jarry Tale Pigott
S. N. Wood
Cole
Ethelbert Dowden, Jr
Los Angeles
Marian
Anna Low
Ghcsts
Mrs
Chester A. Drummond
Mr. Drummond
Frances Noyes McIintire
Lyle
Tlenry Sieben
E. B. Gregory
New York City
Gregory
Fred Sheriff
John G. Thompson
Albert Aloe
St. Louis
M. Lloyd Gans
Larenen Drug Co
Chatfield Drug Totem, Inc
Mudd Flawer
Ward Drug Lore
Helen Fitzgerald Collins
Ted Colins
Collins
Helen
Phato-Lyle
DREAM
Marcel
Haynes’ Beauty Parlor
Jasmin
Morris Beauty College
Power Bik
Equitable Life Box
Country Clab
Frank K. Turner
Frank Bogart
Woman's Alliance
Studio Ofens
Society Personals
Teacher Lindsay
B.T. McDonald
Rock Island, Ill
E. 0. Perkins
Wyman Ellis
Wyman, Jr
Lewistown
Belle Meade Pritchard
Stanton, Va
Constance Houghton
Reston
Mary Lunaghi
St Louis
Alma Warren
Richard Lockey
Janet
Curtis Pigott
Murray
Utah
W. T. Pigott
William MM. Copenhayer
Minneapolis
Ise
Helen Coornbauer
Margaret Grace
Latie Gibson White
Robert §. Hale
White
Missouri
Frances Jones
Miss Jones
F.B. Jones
Geraldine Hunter
C. Wu Pratt
Seattle
Frank Johnson
Janet MacNeill
J. K. MacNeill
Europe
Alice Neill
J. S. M. Neill
John D. Bartlett
Betty
Vancouver
J. E. Marcum
Marguerite Marcum
E. Swinehart
Eleanor Hulk
Jean Grafton
Missoula
Placeroop
Sidney Veale
Jeft
Baltimore
F. J. Shiel
Greenfield
Roy Harrington
Butte
Placer
Will Whalen
Billings
Earle F. Angell
Russell Manger
White Sulphur Springs
Soe
Joseph W. Chevers
Donal
Gearhart
Ore
Jack
Portland
Ake
Jay Frazier
R. R. Frazier
Alger Johnston
Jay
Alger
Mary Cy Percy
M. Boardman
Florence Wallace
University of Washington
T. B. Brown
Tony Ir
Clarabell
Chicago
Marshfield
Ralphh. Kaufman
Wheeler
Italy
France
Virginia Church
A. H. Church
J. G. McIntire
Warren Street
Thomas Wardlow
B. K. Hibbard
Fillmore
Gladys Holeman
Ainsley
Nets
Glen Campbell
Delan
Blackstone Apartments
Kelsey Simith
New Orleans
Martin Higgins
Willian F. Word
Furriers
Anderson-Hawkins Co
No. Main St
Helena, Montana
C. O. Bischoff
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