Louise Sanders Hosts Informal Tea at West Broadway Home
Louise Sanders entertained a tea at her West Broadway residence with 12 guests including Mrs. Richard Matter, Lt Matter’s parents, and Miss Helen Scott. An arrangement of lilacs and honeysuckles framed the center piece as Mrs. George Nelson presided. The visitors plan a Long Beach trip after meeting the Scotts.
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Louise Sanders
West Broadway
Richard Matter
Matter
Alfred L. Matter
Honolulu
Helen Scott
Long Beach
Calif
M. O. Scott
George Nelson
To Entertain Club at Mrs Worcester’s Home Frid ay Evening
Mrs F A Worcester will entertain members of the Fidelis club Friday evening at her home 1115 West Woolman Street.
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F. A. Worcester
Fidelis Club
West Woolman Street
Mrs Gitin Family Plans Eastern Trip This Week
Mrs Joseph Gitin and Rabbi Gitin with their young son David left Tuesday morning for a visit to Washington D C New York and other eastern points of interest as part of a family outing.
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Joseph Gitin
Rabbi Gitin
David
Washington, D. C
New York City
Bride-to-Be Festivity Ahead of Sacred Heart Wedding
Mrs. Howard O. Bergin hosted a Wednesday miscellaneous shower for Miss Ann Walsh, fiancé of H Norman Larson. The event at Walsh home featured games, a love boat of gifts, cerise and pink decor, and midnight luncheon. The couple plans marriage at Sacred Heart church Saturday at 5:45 PM.
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Howard O. Bergin
Ann Walsh
H. Norman Larson
Sacred Heart Church
Walter Walsh
Marie Shea
Hans Larson
J. F. Shea
Thomas Shanahan
Joseph Roe
Paul B. Olsen
Harry Robinson
Edward Foley
William Matson
Edward Finnas
William Douris
M. McLaughlin
M. Tolland
Thomas Fleming
Bernard King
Patrick Walsh
J. Connors
A. Harrington
Edward Haunsell
M. Rotar
James Manning
S. J. Crosby
M. T. Sullivan
Gus Koski
J. Riggins
M. Sheehan
Anna Mae Rae
Betty Lou Anderson
Verna Koski
Mary Walsh
Betty McLellan
Kathyrn Koski
Alice Noon
Betty Ellis
Elsie Garlish
Walsh
Bergin
Rainbow Girls to Plan Assembly in Butte Masonic Temple
Rainbow Girls of Butte Assembly No. 4 prepare for the 14th annual Grand Assembly. They plan Saturday evening meetings at 7 30 oclock in the Masonic temple and offer Butte members a chance to register on Saturday afternoon between 1 and 4 oclock.
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Butte
Ladies Auxiliary Meeting and Grand Lodge Delegates
The Ladies' auxiliary of the Patriarch Militant will meet this afternoon at Mrs. Rose Lowney's home at 1115 Missouri Avenue. Delegates will be elected to the grand lodge in June at Red Lodge.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
The
Patriarch Militant
Rose Lowney
Missouri Avenue
Grand Lodge
Red Lodge
Bridge Luncheon Planned by Alpine Garden Club Group
Alpine division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club sponsors a bridge luncheon this afternoon at the Cottage Tea room with hostesses including Mrs. John T. Eslick and Mrs. Fred Boucher. Tables will feature floral themes and a menu discussion on business matters. Covers set for numerous local socialites and club members.
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Alpine Division
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Cottage Tea Room
John T. Eslick
Fred Boucher
Sybil Brown
William Page
Dave Wilder
Russ Matlock
John D. Wilson
P. Sylvain
H. A. Dussault
J. P. Poitras
John G. Holland
BE. W. McCanna
Herbert A. Maillet
J. A. McNulty
Carl F. Bowman
Dale Bryant
R. Hoyem
Arthur Heltzel
Glen Forbes
Ewart Trivithick
Hugh Nelson
Archa March
Walter Sewell
John Gerry
George Potter
Eugene Hardie
John S. Hopkins
Louis Waugh
Thomas Kelly
EB. E. Boucher
H. Peterson
Sam White
Ladies' Day Observed at Butte Country Club
Yesterdays event at the Butte Country Club featured Mrs. Ralph W. Place and Mrs. Charles E. Youlden as joint hostesses with bright summer blossoms on the table. A 1 o'clock luncheon preceded a best ball golf event where Mrs. C. D. Merchant and Mrs. Res Greigg posted 54 and 73 strokes respectively to win the day.
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Butte Country Club
Ralph W. Place
Charles E. Youlden
C. D. Merchant
Res Greigg
College Women Name Committees for Butte Branch
Mrs. Harry G. Commons, president, announces committee assignments for the Butte branch of the American Association of University Women. Officers include Mrs. Charles A. Chalkley, vice president, Miss Geraldine Everly, secretary, Miss Ethel Blomgren, treasurer, with several chairmen and members covering art education fellowship publicity international relations legislation membership notification program reservations telephone scholarship social studies and more. Commons, Dahlberg retiring president, and Ekegren depart for the national conference in Denver June 17. a special program committee meeting is set tomorrow at Commons home.
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Harry G. Commons
Butte
American Association of University Women
Charles A. Chalkley
Geraldine Everly
Ethel Blomgren
Charles E. Youlden
Arthur Lloyd
Art
Richard McCarthy
Waldo A. Ekegren
Lynn Brance
Willard S. Thompson
Robert G. Kroeze
Myrtle Stewart
Robert L. Ewing
H. R. Lane
S. S. Steinberg
Esther Elderkin
Ruth Kennedy
William Martin
Florence Charles
T. F. Dougherty
Inga Hoem
Everett Marble
Margaret Small
Francis A. Thomson
Eric N. Blannin
Dora Drowatzky
Joseph L. Shugert
Chalkley
Clarence O. Anderson
George S. Martin
Marie Moebus
Ewing
Harry J. Harrity
E. C. Connell
George Helm
Gladys Ruddy
Clyde Wilson
Anderson
Kathrin MacPherson
Alton Bloom
Mary B. Prestley
Harry Dahlberg
Bertha Olsen
Hilda Benson
Lloyd
Commons
Dahlberg
Jefferson Nursery School Picnic at Columbia Gardens
The Jefferson nursery school held its annual picnic yesterday at Columbia Gardens. Lunch was served at noon and a program of games and contests provided diversion during the afternoon. A large attendance was noted.
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Jefferson Nursery School
Columbia Gardens
Missionary Society to Meet for mite box opening
Members of Mountain View Methodist Episcopal church will gather tonight at 7:45 at Miss Dorothy Maris home 2039 South Arizona Street for the annual mite box opening.
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Missionary Society of
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal Church
Dorothy Maris
South
Arizona Street
Lieutenant Matter to Visit in City
Lieutenant Richard Matter will arrive Saturday from Long Beach California to join Mrs Matter visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Alfred L Matter. They plan to leave in July for Honolulu to establish their home.
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Richard Matter
Long Beach
Calif
Epworth League Meeting at Unity Church Parlors
The Epworth League will convene this evening at 7 30 o'clock in the parlors of Unity church Meaderville. All members are requested to attend.
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Epworth League
Unity Church
Meaderville
Reeves to Speak on Our United States at Rotary Luncheon
A. R. Reeves delivers Our United States, a speech defending the country, before the Butte Rotary Club at noon today at the New Finlen. Reeves has previously spoken to Whitefish and Kalispell clubs with positive reception. Freeman Price serves as today’s chairman.
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United States
Butte Rotary Club
New Finlen
A. R. Reeves
Reeves
Whitefish
Kalispell
Butte Club
Freeman Price
Social program and boxing event at St Lawrence hall
Catholic Youth Organization of St Lawrence hosts a social program at the St Lawrence school hall with performances by the school orchestra and boxing bouts featuring G Bolton Frank Dunn Bill Conklin Ed Dennehy Vincent Dennehy Bill Drew Jim Shea Owen Kemp Bernie Dennehy Quinn Dennehy S Walton Bob Foley Ed Powers and Jack Leary. Dancers singers and tumblers include Marjorie Gambill Marie Maguire Vonnie Cleary James Hanley Dorothy Hodge and Ginger Canovan. Venezuela protests high cost of living compared with other Latin American nations.
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St. Lawrence
The
Catholic Youth Organization
St. Lawrence School
G. Bolton
Frank Dunn
Bill Conklin
Ed Dennehy
Vincent Dennehy
Bill Drew
Jim Shea
Owen Kemp
Bernie Dennehy
Quinn Dennehy
S. Walton
Bob Foley
Ed Powers
Jack Leary
Marjorie Gambill
Marie Maguire
Vonnie Cleary
James Hanley
Dorothy Hodge
Ginger Canovan
Contagious Diseases Reported in Silver Bow May
Six May cases of contagious disease were quarantined in Silver Bow County at the May county board of health meeting. Three chicken pox, two scarlet fever, and one whooping cough. May total up 25 below May 1938. 87 investigations, 20 nuisances, and inspections of 10 eateries, 8 meat markets, 23 grocery stores, 31 beer taverns, 19 dairies, two slaughterhouses, four tourist parks. Board adopted report for submission to Helena.
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Silver Bow
County Board of Health
T. J. Merkle
Board of County Commissioners
Dan D Sullivan
Emmett P. O'Brien
J. L. Mondloch
James O'Brien
State Board of Health
Helena
United Congregational church hosts annual family picnic
The church school will hold a picnic next Sunday with families meeting at 9:45 at the church. Each family brings lunch, coffee and ice cream provided, and a program of games and races is planned. No services that day. Next services Wednesday June 7 with children's meeting at 6:30 and adult service at 8.
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Church School
The
United Congregational Church
Lawyer Howard Leaves for Utah City
George W. Howard a longtime local attorney and United States commissioner since 1914 left yesterday for Salt Lake City Utah to become attorney in the Interstate Commerce Commission Motor Carrier division He will report today to Washington D C for a few months before returning to Salt Lake City as temporary headquarters Mrs Howard and their son will stay at 3122 Bayard Street for a few months and his Phoenix building law office will stay open about a year
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George W. Howard
United States
Salt Lake City
Utah
Motor Carrier Division
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Netherlands Indies to Gather Employment Data by Industry
The colony will conduct a survey to learn how many people are employed in various sectors, their nationalities, sexes, duties, and wages. Data collection marks the first systematic effort to map employment across the Indies.
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Netherlands Indies
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