Remembering the Lining for Hopeful Hearts
A short reflective poem urges steadfast hope as life remains a daily struggle. It invites recalling bright skies and nature's comforts to invite love and mercy, comforting readers with spiritual reassurance.
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1925
Page
4
A short reflective poem urges steadfast hope as life remains a daily struggle. It invites recalling bright skies and nature's comforts to invite love and mercy, comforting readers with spiritual reassurance.
The piece reflects summer social life with visitors and revised invitation lists, vacation pleasures in the mountains and lakes, and a then fashionable view of women's and men's dress. It also portrays family scenes around a daughter’s upcoming wedding, with parental reactions and celebratory mood.
From Helena social pages a sequence of club gatherings, tea, benefit events, and community notices. Mrs Heidel entertains five tables of bridge at Monroe Avenue with top honors to Mrs Hadleigh Marsh. A second informal bridge and other guests. Mrs OByrne hosts an informal tea on Dearborn Avenue with visitors from Los Angeles and Long Island, accompanied by violin and piano recitals. Benefit card evening for Crittenden home. Ta Ta Packer Camp Fire plans a July trip and work day. Helena Review No 4 initiates at Eagles Hall with talks on VWBA growth and a banquet. multiple installments record birthdays, entertainments, and Crit tenden Home hostess reports.
Unarose Flannery of Great Falls completes her Arseline Academy studies on June 11 as class valedictorian with a 95 average and a gold medal for scholarship. At sixteen she was the youngest graduate, active in athletics and the class play. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs John Flannery, former Helena residents, en route to Marsfield Ore after attending the Rotary convention in Cleveland.
Dr Tom Moore to Banfield weds at First Presbyterian San Francisco in June. Miss Ruth Eggs marries Mr Edward Toomey in New York Cathedral. Edna Day and Mildred Day honored at Warren street shower. Mr and Mrs Norman Holter host dinner at the Country Club marking 25 years. Debutante dance at the Country Club features Lichwardt going away gown and post wedding plans for Helena and Missoula.
Edna Day and Mildren Day wed in a private Episcopal ceremony at the Day home on Lyndale Avenue. Edna married Bartley H Lichwardt and Mildred wed Quay L Painter, with Rev Laird W Snell officiating and music by Margaret and Helen Knudsen.
The Country club hosted a large luncheon Monday in a spacious living room. Mrs Harry W Child entertained in honor of Mrs George Hill and her daughter Miss Eunice, former Helena residents now in Forest Hills Long Island. Guests were seated at long pink and yellow flowered tables with rustic baskets and place cards for thirty. Mrs Hill and daughter are summering in Helena and were the social focus of the event.
Mrs D P Patenaude hosted a Thursday afternoon at the country club for visiting guests Miss Marian Holter her friend Miss Helen Batten of Corning New York and Miss Lindman of Pasadena California niece of Mrs T O Hammond. The room was decorated with flowers and bridge was the afternoon's diversion.
The Wednesday Bridge Club held a fortnightly meeting at Mrs. Frank Reece's home with two tables in play as most members were away. Mrs. John G. Browne won the high score trophy, Mrs. Henry C. Smith received consolation, and Mrs. Ira Wight attended as a guest. Tea was served at five o'clock.
About thirty ladies toured the country club for Ladies Day with informal luncheons and bridge at multiple tables. Mrs. Pigott hosted for Mrs. Waddell and Mrs. Staff while Miss Batten from Corning entertained the younger circle. light refreshments were served.
Dr and Mrs William J Butler host Mrs Harry Goodwin of Belleaire Long Island New York as their guest Mrs Mt and Mrs G W Kaufman arrived in Helena on Friday and
Deer Lodge notes a week of bridge parties hosted by Miss Edith Jeffers to Mrs N L Freeman who has moved to Pittsburg. Mrs Kenneth Wood and Mrs Powell led an afternoon bridge on Main Street with six tables and floral decor. Evening bridge at the Wood home followed, plus a luncheon bridge at Mrs Marquette’s Missouri Avenue residence. Several young guests visited from Roundup and Butte joined in festivities. Other social items include Presbyterian missionary society gathering hosted by Mrs Charles Aspling and Rainbow Girls with Eastern Star at the Masonic ball. The Business and Professional Women’s club held a picnic at Irwin Lake with 40 members enjoying boating, fishing, music and supper.
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