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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1933
Page
3
A traveler scatters acorns that grow into a tree and shade lovers. A passing stranger builds a spring for thirsty travelers and heals many with a simple act. A nameless word of hope lifts a brother and saves a soul, showing small beginnings become great ends.
Mrs. M. Hodge Mrs. Thomas Hopewell and Miss Nellie Hodge hosted members of the N. S. N. club at Mrs. Hodge home. A brief business session was followed by a social hour and refreshments. There was a large attendance.
After a brief visit with Butte friends Mrs J D Furlong has returned to her home in Spokane.
Irene St. Quentin presents 140 piano pupils and Henry Bishop dance students in The Princess Has a Birthday at the Broadway theater Wednesday evening.
Mrs Lee W Smith and her daughters depart for Moose Lake to spend the summer at their country home.
Mrs. Tom Davis goes back to San Francisco after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Nash at their residence.
Frank Le Sage Jr hosts a stag buffet at the Le Sage home on Edwards street this evening in honor of his son Frank D. Le Sage Jr whose marriage to Doris Torongo is set for Thursday morning. A guest list of numerous local residents and friends accompanies the event with decor of wildflowers and toasts to the couple.
Friday evening informal recital at the Howe studio featured pupil performances with assistance from Margaret Williams soprano Louise Rubatto accordionist and Charles Chevigny tenor The pupils included Thelma Bartoletti Pauline Bogatz William Taylor Gene Taylor Herbert Davis Dona Mac Ek Marion Cappello Polly Steele James Poore Louise McAboy and Paul Rooney.
Mrs. K Sullivan travels from 130 West Copper Street to Bozeman for the State College commencement. Her son Neil Sullivan is a member of the graduating class.
A Saturday program by Sybil Brown's dancing class presents dances and performances after a Lions Club luncheon. Participants include Theodora Christie, Thelma Bickle, Doris Richards, Jack Maxwell, Marion Amos, Betty Lorenz, Lovella LaVelle, Bonnie Butterworth, Audrey Gerry, Corrine Sennet, Willa LaVelle, Lillian Brennan, Helen McLeod, Mary Bell Wallace, Anna May Handel, Virginia Murray, Leo Burns, Betty Loren z, and others with Margaret Melby as accompanist.
A group of friends traveled to Anaconda for a surprise dinner in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Herman Johnston of Anaconda and others including Mrs. W. T. Parks of Wilmington and Norman Lee and Harold Johnson. The Johnson home hosted the event with pink tulips and tapers as decor.
A society shower for Mrs. Ernest La Palm formerly Miss Alice O Neil was hosted by Mrs Nick Burke and Miss Lillian O Neil at 401 West Boardman Street. Guests enjoyed dancing fortune telling and a buffet luncheon while little Donna Lee Burke presented gifts.
Mrs Mary Young will entertain members and friends of the Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at her home 1043 Colorado street Mrs Elia Monroe will be assistant hostess.
Routine matters will occupy the members of Lincoln post Grand Army of the Republic Saturday evening at 7 30 oclock in Patriotic hall at the courthouse.
Mrs. R L Glasgow of Kalamazoo Michigan arrives for a visit and stays with Mrs Carl Honert on Goodwin Street as a house guest.
A pleasant card event took place last evening under the Catholic Women's Welfare council with Mrs Ed Harrington as committee chair. Participants played bridge and whist and prizes were awarded.
Members of the club are to be entertained today with a luncheon at Mrs. Henry B. Hirsh's home. The event welcomes guests from her card club and features bright summer flowers as table decor.
Mr and Mrs Newton E Congdon and son Robert recently from Salt Lake City capped a 10 day visit with Mrs Congdon s parents Mr and Mrs Charles J Stone and have now departed for Seattle to make their home there.
Mr and Mrs Louis R Mann and their sons Orton and Robert will visit relatives in Muskegon Michigan before returning to attend the Chicago World’s Fair. The trip will be by automobile.
Mr and Mrs Carl E Warner traveled to Bozeman to attend the Montana State College graduation exercises where their daughter Miss Virginia Warner will receive her degree.
Mr and Mrs John E Corette and daughters Miss Mary Taffe and Peggy depart for their country home at Swan Lake to spend the summer.
Captain and Mrs Louis P Sanders returned from Havre where their son Wilbur Fisk Sanders wed Miss Nancy Catherine Morris in a Saturday ceremony at Havre.
Mr and Mrs Earl Keyes and their young daughter Patty Ann visited Mrs Margaret Keyes and his brothers John D and James Vernon at 330 West Gold Street. They left Sunday for Columbus where Mr Keyes serves as principal and coach at Columbus High School.
Mrs. Margaret Kilroy spent the week end in Anaconda visiting at the home of her sister Mrs. Frank Hamm.
Mr and Mrs N Swanson and Mr and Mrs Julius Peters motored to Deer Lodge for a brief outing. The travelers reported a pleasant trip and planned return the same day.
Mrs Walter R Smith of Jefferson Island is visiting as a house guest of Mr and Mrs Cliff Roberts on South Jackson Street.
Mrs Charles E Youlden has returned from a several weeks visit with relatives and friends in Seattle.
A petition for letters of administration was filed for the estate of William Charles Wilson who died May 31. The estate valued at 13050 includes real estate and personal property. A hearing is set for June 17 in Judge Frank L. Riley's court.
Yesterday marriage licenses were issued to Bert Brothers 22 and Martha Thompson 19 Basin John D Ferriter 23 and Lucille Mulholland 18 Butte Thomas Fellows 23 and Margaret Capp 23 Whitehall Frank D LeSage 22 and Doris Torongo 22 Butte.
A carload of Mission Sparkling Burgundy reached Butte consign ed to Butte Bottlers' Supply Co Inc led by W P Riley president. It is Montana's first wine consign ment and praised as first quality and a worthy successor to pre war Burgundy.
A complaint filed in justice court charges Walter Hill with third degree assault. The document alleges he committed an unlawful attack and an arrest date is not specified in the fragment.
A fragment notes an beating administered to a man named William Bain, with Della Bain listed alongside as a complaining witness. The passage indicates a legal or investigative context without further details.
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