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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1930
Page
4
A reflective piece offering advice to young women on finishing formal education, personal growth, and shaping a thoughtful life. It warns against laziness and gossip, emphasizes prudence in love and marriage, and notes shifting fashion and gender roles in contemporary life.
Informal afternoon for Mr Wat Hat recalls Father’s Day as a working tribute to the father, the backbone of American life, with family gatherings, gifts, and church praise. Wedding notices and social events fill the rest of the page, from engagements in Bozeman to bridge luncheons and rotating social circles in Helena.
Miss Sarah Bett daughter of Mia Nancy Ball of Creaton Iowa and Dr Theodore C Betaner of Helena married Monday noon at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank H Johnson in Monroa overs The ceremony was performed by Rev David J Doanan pastor of the First Presbyterian church with fifty friends in attendance The nuptial music was played by Miss Virginia Walden The bridal party wore white gowns and apple green gowns The bride wore a belg lace gown and carried a bouquet of pink sweetheart roses A wedding breakfast followed the ceremony
The ceremony at Sunny Skies Manhasset united Cornelia Kelley youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius F. Kelley and George Hepburn son of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Taylor Hepburn. Officiating was Rev. Mar Michael J. Tavelle with a reception for 200 guests. Milas Mary Patricia Kelley was maid of honor with six bridesmaids. the couple will reside in New York after a European tour and Abbotton luncheon plans.
Mrs Jatames L Slattery entertained the Evening Bridge Club Monday at her Hillsdale home with two tables in play. Bry Koil and Mrs Waterbury won honors, and Mr Stroadbeck received a prize. Mr Staymand Grant was new club president. Guest refreshments followed. Also noted are birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Richard Pietach nant on June 4, and a student recital by Mrs Webner’s pupils on June 10 featuring pieces like Circus Day and Moonlight Dance with multiple named participants.
A flurry of visitors, moves and trips figure in a busy period. Mrs Dell Dovlhat of Kansas tutty arrives with Mrs Helena Perkins in Williamstown, Whitney Fill de Kraddated from Williams college, while Mrs Wallace plans a visit with her parents. Frank M. Colling of Seattle visits at O. B. Anderson’s home. Mrs. and Mrs. Snow of Great Falls were guests at the Placer. Richards family left for Porthood to attend a railroad veterans meeting. Several residents plan vacations, moves, and study periods, including Miss Kumamoto, Mrs. Collings, and Miss Trattor. Mrs Nertha Bwane moved to 728 Ninth Avenue for the summer. The Griffith sisters and Maury Wheeler family travel, with a design study in Maliferite. Douglas returns from a Hollywood trip. En route they visit Corlinder, now a professor. Mrs. H. Swain plans an artistic study. Mr. and Mrs. Kreilow’s parents at Flathead Jake host a visit, while McKennans head to Alaska and Helena for duty. Lanton family relocate to Bonneville apartments, and Louiss McClatchey moves to an apartment on West Lawrence. Thornton guests from Anaconda at Murphy’s. Lauiter family heads to Mexico and California by car, with Zion National Park en route. May Frits and granddaughter Marie Stella leave for Montreal then sail to Nell Somers’ Europe tour. Mrs Nelson leaves for Minneapolis. Norine Murphy returns for summer with Raneys and Laws in town. James Beckett and Frank O’Hara welcomed guests in Great Falls.
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