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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1925
Page
6
A reflective piece urges true vacation rest from work, encouraging readers to try new experiences, travel to woodsy hills, lakes, and mountains, while returning cheerful to duties. It describes summer fashion trends, parasols, sweaters, hats, and the social life centering on country clubs as Helena welcomes summer visitors and a bankers’ convention at Glacier Park.
Mrs John B Erickson and guests Mir and Bert McVane of Memes accompanys Mrs Erickson on a Wednesday tour of Glacier Park. Governor Erickson plans a month's vacation in the park and aims to secure a quiet retreat.
A week of parties in Helena celebrated Miss Evelyn Olson of Chicago, guest of Miss Billy Crotty at Fort Harrison. Events ranged from a Fort Harrison dinner to theater parties, club luncheons, and a cabin weekend, honoring Olson before she returns to Chicago.
Society personals recount visits by Lieut Neil Brantly and Mrs Brantly to Annapolis for postgraduate work after Yellowstone tour. Miss Margaret Power returns to Helena from New York. multiple families from Chicago Palo Alto Riverside and Los Angeles visit Helena, with notes on the Mac Park and Reeg weddings, towns like Winston and Butte referenced, and travels of the Crowley Carpenter and Larsen groups.
A marriage is announced for Wills Hy Frey son of Mr and Mrs John Frey of 30d Broadway atmomore, to Miss Revsie Butler.
Miss Anna Warren entertained at a Thursday Country Club dance with twelve couples present. Notable guests included Miss Char nite Brown of New York City and Miss Katherie Rutherford of Farriburg California. Music was fine and light refreshments served at midnight.
Informal bridge gathering was held Friday afternoon honoring Mrs. Atkincon of Cancale Mrs Reed of Milwaukee and Mrs McLeaneny of Missoula as the event’s four hostesses.
Informal wedding scene includes Mrs. Le Roy Binkles and Mrs. Dinkley in Chicago area. Meyer and Larsen wed quietly at the bride’s mother’s home on a Thursday afternoon with Rev. Snell officiating. couple depart for home in West Yellowstone after a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Gates. guests and family celebrate in a tender, early summer setting with pink and white decor and garden flowers.
Major H B Keen, after four years as senior instructor for the National Guard of Montana, completed his Montana assignment and is ordered to the Infantry School at Fort Benning Georgia. He aided in organizing the Montana regiment to a high standard and will visit Yellowstone Park before returning to Wartingto n Virginia for summer, then motor to Fort Benning in September.
In a rural English village, a bloodlike liquid found on a rake ignites a murder inquiry. Sir Lathrop Grange baronet is murdered in his garden, and his heir Sir Guy Lathrop and Margaret Lathrop grapple with suspicions while Adrian Klyne, a retired Indian police officer turned amateur sleuth, arrives to probe the crime.
Soaking lace in soapy water with borax or nonia loosens dirt before washing. This reduces hand lings and wear on the mesh.
A simple kitchen tip says to remove the cake and pat the brown folded cloth saturated with cold water to prevent sticking. The cloth acts as a moisture barrier, reducing batter adhesion and aiding easy release after baking.
Instructions describe cleaning chandeliers with vinegar and salt, rinsing with soap suds, and polishing with a cloth. Also mentions gold or silver embroidery on dresses, bright color trims, and a jeweled pin with pleated ribbon cocard as a favorite trim for a Bangkok hat.
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