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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
7
Poem depicts mysterious skies and approaching rain transforming drought ravaged landscapes. Rain floods streets and windows, then renews earth with fragrance and light. Pearl Bash Heckel’s lines celebrate renewal as rivers form and nature blooms.
Mr and Mrs Irving H Bolitho hosted a bridge dinner Monday evening for their card club. Flowers graced the table with covers set for several couples including Degnan Winger Roosevelt Cook Menke and others at the host’s residence.
Captain Louis P. Sanders and Mrs. Sanders with daughter Miss Louise depart for Havre to attend the wedding of Catherine Morris, daughter of Mr and Mrs C F Morris, to Wilbur Fisk Sanders, son of Captain and Mrs Sanders. Miss Sanders plans a visit to the Diamond Willow ranch with Mr and Mrs John C Toole.
Mr and Mrs C S Sweet have moved into an apartment at the Napton building.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Goddard of Seattle are spending a few days visiting friends in the city.
Mr and Mrs George Nelson travel with Raymond and William Peterson to Havre for the Morris Sanders wedding to be solemnized tomorrow at the Morris church venue.
Mr and Mrs Gus English of Anaconda spent yesterday visiting friends in the city.
Eleanor Dyer of Sheridan travels to New York and other eastern cities after a short stay with Miss Mary Alice Murphy on Caledonia Street.
Mrs. Henry B. Hirsh plans a luncheon at her home for members of her card club. Colorful summer blooms will decorate the table and guests will include Mrs. George Wade Mrs. G. D. Pue Mrs. W. H. Storbeck Mrs. Frank Nardell Mrs. I. D. Hadzor Mrs. Charles Bedell Mrs. Frank Culbertson and the hostess.
Mr and Mrs R F Gaines depart this morning for a motor tour visiting Los Angeles and other California cities.
Miss Mildred Fuehr and Miss Betty Rooney hosted a card club luncheon yesterday at Fuehr residence. Colorful summer flowers adorned the table while guests included Mrs. E. C. Fuehr and Misses Barbara Horst Betty Horst Sylvia Goldberg Perle Goldberg Minnie Finberg Bessie Rudolf.
After visiting her son Mr and Mrs John M Hample, Mrs J E Hample left yesterday for her home in Spokane.
Mr and Mrs Garfield Thompson of Billings are house guests of Mrs Germaine Scheibal and her brother J A Reau at the Reau chalet.
Mrs. W. J. Keeley spends a few weeks visiting her son and daughter‑in‑law Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Keeley in Spokane Washington during a family respite trip.
Members of the Butte Rotana club gathered Wednesday at the Silver Bow club where president Mrs Catherine Downing presided over a dinner and business session. Plans for the national convention set for next week in Great Falls were discussed with guests including Mrs J Lynch and Miss Nora Hallisey among the attendees.
Mrs C W Cook entertained at her home with a luncheon for sewing club members yesterday afternoon. Summer blossoms centered the table and covers were set for several members and guests including Mrs Sylver White Mrs T J Carrig Mrs Thomas Lloyd Mrs J W C Haller Mrs K C Wickster and hostess plus guests Mrs Frank McKenzie Mrs Matt Christy and Mrs R J Trudell.
Mr and Mrs John G Degnan have returned from a visit with friends in Dillon.
Mrs K B Westerholm has returned to her home in Vancouver British Columbia after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J B Goodnow in town.
Kathleen McGrath daughter of D. J. McGrath has come back from Winnett where she taught school to spend the summer in Butte.
The Fairview division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club will meet Monday at the home of Mrs. Joseph P. Ryan with Mrs. Charles Cook assisting hostess. Following a 1 30 o'clock luncheon cards will be played.
Mrs Mollie Walker Harrington returned from Spokane where she was the house guest of Miss Puss Cullen.
Mrs. W. L. Murphy, guest of Mr. and Mrs. Alf Kremer, has returned to her home in Missoula.
The Dillon area reports three full teams organized in the new American Legion junior baseball league at the fair grounds. Eilis A Green Tom Steel Wallace Wellington Webster McCulley John Burgess Charles Oberem lead one team. Rotary includes George Dale Lew Brundage Robert Smith Franklin Bayerd John Curnutt Earl Fairbanks Monte Melton Terry Conklin Howard Morse Fred Chapman Bill Nolan. Firemen team features Bob Lee Jack Cashmore Bolton Lloyd Bill Beyerd Bob Halloran Francis Tonney Vincent Gibbons Bob Crane Bob Gregg John Webster. A Modern Woodmen team is also being organized.
The Dillon Elks lodge hosts a public dance at Dillmont park with a record crowd expected. The lodge orchestra includes Francis Tonrey Anson Baxter Melvyn Smith Dan Henneberry and Harold Contway. Entertainers Claudia Faust and pupils Helen Hoerning Mona Harding perform. Broadcast by Beaverhead American Legion auxiliary from KGIR Butte Sunday 4 to 4 30 p.m. featuring a Fidac talk by Berniece Metlen and piano numbers by Nellie Little Poole pupils Dorothy Groshean Hazel McGrath Genevieve Green Jud Best.
Clay Patterson, a county highway employee near Lima, sustained a serious injury while on duty yesterday and was transported to a hospital in Butte. Mrs. Ann Johnson of Los Angeles is visiting her sisters in town. Andy Williams spent the day in Dillon on a business visit.
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