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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1925
Page
4
A reflection on enduring by facing crises, rejecting material doom, and noting that virtue and vitality persist in new generations. It cites Mrs. Neil Phink of Beatrice, Ned, and others hosting gatherings, with social scenes at the Placer hotel and a bridge evening honoring Mrs. Neil Frank, featuring receptions, prizes, corsages, and luncheon.
A Racine society shower honored the bride elect Mice Gain with guests and gifts. Attendees assisted the couple with a purse and other tokens, reflecting personal ties and festive good will.
Miss Priscilla Garvin of Billings hosted a small luncheon at the Montana club in Spokane ranch setting. Mrs. Lewis Penwell acted as guest of honor with a prettily appointed table decorated with Radiance and pink asters. Eight covers were laid.
Mrs Will A Campbell hosted a luncheon at the Boulder Springs hotel on Friday honoring Dr and Mrs Plank from Beatrice Neb visiting Helena. Mrs David A Johnson hosted a Thursday bridge luncheon for her club featuring Mrs Clarke of Portland Ore with a formal tablesetting and a two-table game won by Mrs C E Constant. Miss Josephine Haley informally hosted a luncheon at the Placer with six covers.
A matinee in the Marlow venue honored Mrs Gregory of New York City, with 36 guests attending a petite afternoon event. Favors of orchid crepe paper and satin ribbons were handed out during intermission as guests enjoyed the show Sally.
A Thursday luncheon at the Country Club honored two summer guests with a formal tea setting and decor. Mrs George A Miner and Mrs Jedia Dineen hosted at the Comptry rh, with a garden floral arrangement and pink cathedral tapers in silver stands. Bridge was played for the afternoon, providing a delightful diversion for attendees.
A daintily appointed luncheon hosted at Dearborn Avenue by Mrs RR Len Word honored Mrs Gregory as guest. Attendees included Thurlay, Mite, Thinmal Grepiey from New York, and Mr Henry tveben. The event featured Breather and a farewell note indicating a wider celebra tion.
Helena hosts featured dinners luncheons and a surprise Great Falls wedding. Mrs John Greenough hosted guests for Mrs M J Stealey of Kansas City on Monroe Avenue. Mrs Carl Tomlinron hosted a Country Club luncheon and Stork's Visit noted. Ruth Violet Palmer wed Branson G Stevenson in Great Falls with post ceremony plans. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Owen Perry. YWCA board meeting slated for Sept 21.
The Royal Neighbors Sewing Club will meet Thursday with Mrs. S. A. Ueiser hosting at 70 Highland Street, assisted by Mrs. J. Fritz and Mrs. Henry Nickols. W. B. A. girls host a public whist party Thursday at Eagles hall while society notes list numerous Helena visitors and nonlocal guests arriving for visits and travels.
Helena Woman's club plans a re assembling day Thursday May the ninth at 240 p m at the Congregational church with a program and a social hour to follow.
The Woman's Missionary Society of First Christian Church met Wednesday at 3 PM at Mrs. Read's home with Mrs. Ty Noel assisting. The gathering marked the society's forty first birthday. Seniors of Division 3 led programs by Mrs. Young and Mrs. Harman. Mrs. Ward spoke on Mis sionary work in southern California and Missouri, Sparrow of Anaconda, the expanding secretary, gave a talk on work in Anaconda and the state. Delicious refreshments included an exquisitely iced birthday cake lit with pink candles. A liberal silver offering was received.
The Woman's Missionary society of the Congregational church met Thursday at 2 50 PM in the church parlors. Mrs Th OO Mead and Mess We A Moore were hosts as the gathering discussed plans and upcoming activities.
The Josephine Hepner Chapter invites members to an entertainment evening hosted by Jack Poulston on Bird Street. The event promises music and socializing with theme and timing details provided by organizers.
In Deer Lodge Misses Rosemary Track swell and Laura Critter hosted a Sunday 3 PM dinner in the Masonic building with pink and white decor and a birthday cake for E M Gannon whose birthday fell on that date. After dinner guests enjoyed old time games and later Miss Wilda Conley and Miss Helen Conley hosted informal card and dancing at their home on Monday night.
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