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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1925
Page
6
A nostalgic essay extols summer escapes and the value of a change of air. It muses on vacations, nature, and a cheerful outlook, citing poets and modern philosophy. It celebrates outdoor pleasures, the Country Club, and the social bustle of summer recreation.
The Country Club hosted a Tuesday dinner dance with about fifty couples in a pleasant avian setting. The Sheridan orchestra of seven played music as private dinners contributed to the event’s beauty. Mrs Levers Penwell and son hosted a well appointed dinner, honoring the thirtieth of Mr Penwell. Yellow color themes, butterfly snapdragons, and marigolds enhanced table decor. ten covers set for the evening as guests enjoyed dancing.
Mrs William Buiter hosted a yellow themed buffet supper at the Montana club Tuesday for three house guests, with 25 attendees in the Bathsheller room. Miss Batten and Miss Marian Molter led dinners at the Country club honoring guests from Seattle, Palo Alto, and Canning, followed by a luncheon for Miss Conrad of Seattle and Miss Lockey of Palo Alto. many events featured garden flower centerpieces and formal dining.
Rutherford and guests from Warrisburgh and Corning join Helena society events at homes, clubs, and the Country Club. Highlights include bridge games with prizes, luncheon honors for Miss Josephine Barnes and Mrs. Roger Strobel, a benefit card party for golf, and numerous visitors from Seattle, Spokane, Chicago, and Denver visiting local families and touring Glacier Park.
Deer Lodge society events feature Mrs. R. D. Larabie hosting a luncheon for Mrs. Ella McLennan and Miss William Beaumont at Missouri avenue with decorative sweet peas. Mrs. R. O. Becklund and Mrs. Carl Zur Muchlen host bridge afternoons, with guests including former member Mrs. J. Graham Bailey of Los Angeles. Miss Louise Rule hosts a Friday afternoon in honor of Miss Lucille Vale of Tacoma.
Dr Albert John Ochsner famed surgeon and Army medical corps veteran died in Chicago at 77. Widow Marion H Mitchell survives. Born Baraboo Wisconsin he studied at Wisconsin and Rush, then Vienna and Berlin. Chief surgeon at Augustana and St Marys hospitals since 1890s, held US Army reserve rank, fellowships in key surgical bodies.
Washington notes that eight muscles are involved in blinking a eye. The head contains 77 muscles including eight for the eyes and eyelids and eleven for the tongue and emotions. Arizona produces a fraction of the asbestos of the country.
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