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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1931
Page
4
A reflective verse asserts the cosmic law of sowing and reaping. It warns that acts of kindness bloom blessings while greed and hate yield sorrow, with Nemesis awaiting unkind deeds. Mercy and love return, and each life is weighed by thought, motive, and deed. By Recorder.
Mrs. E. W. Becker hosted a Tuesday afternoon luncheon for her bridge club. Early summer flowers decorated the table and guests included Mrs. George L. Triggs Mrs. John Luders Mrs. Adolph Green Mrs. G. H. Odgers Mrs. R. J. McNaul and Mrs. Fred Mansell with Mrs. J. D. Wallace as a guest.
St Mark's Guild of the Lutheran church will host a silver tea tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 5 at 808 West Diamond Street, the home of Mrs W S Christie. A musical program will be presented and the public is invited.
Mrs. A. L. Hawkesworth spent the week end visiting with friends in Helena.
The Variety club gathered during the week at the home of Mrs. Thomas Truscott on Grant street. A delightful program was presented featuring singers and performers including Mrs. Joseph Thurston Mrs. L Landon and Mrs. Truscott. A luncheon followed with guests and members seated for the event.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Welsh church held its final meeting of the season Thursday in the church parlors. The event was a no host gathering. A delightful musical program preceded refreshments. Attendance was large.
Mrs L F Roach arrives from Kaloma Washington to visit her parents Mr and Mrs W H Collier on Caledonia street.
Freda and Paul Roesti have arrived from San Francisco for a visit with their aunts and uncles, Mr. and Mrs. G. Roesti, on Utah Avenue.
A Friday evening event by the ladies of St. Lawrence's church in the school hall drew a large crowd. Participants played bridge and whist in a lively weekly gathering.
R and Mrs C B Rodes hosted a Sunday dinner at their home to celebrate the birthday of Mrs J P Spellman of Anaconda. Spring blossoms decorated the table and guests included Mrs Spellman, Mr and Mrs E S Potvin of Deer Lodge, and the hosts.
The Arbaida Sewing club of the Neighbors of Woodcraft gathered Tuesday afternoon at Iowa avenue residence of Mrs. Stephanie Toljan. Refreshments followed a social period. Present were numerous members and guests including Mrs. Lois Cole Mrs. Martha Carls Mrs. Emma Jobe Mrs. Emma Sinsel Mrs. Marie Schell Mrs. Dora Wedge Mrs. Alma McKay Mrs. Kate Anderson Mrs. Winifred Frick Mrs. Marie Howell Mrs. Margaret Boyle Mrs. Lillian Kelly Mrs. Agnes Karneis Mrs. Jennie Bauman Mrs. Mary Ostlund Mrs. Josie Hebert Mrs. Kate Young Mrs. Rose Hutchison Mrs. Tabita Light Mrs. Mary J. Dean Mrs. Bertha Atwood Mrs. Josephine Wiseman Mrs. Anna Burskin Miss Winifred Frick Miss Josephine Sinsel and others including guests Mrs. Josephine Corglat Mrs. Catherine Marshall and Mrs. Ann Foley.
Dorothy Sullivan has come back from Deer Lodge where she studied at St Marys academy and will spend the summer with her parents Mr and Mrs J D Sullivan on Yale avenue.
Mrs A Piper spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends in Deer Lodge, sharing time with the local community.
The weekly ladies day will be observed Wednesday at the Butte Country club with Mrs. John E. Corette and Mrs. John K. Claxton as hostesses. After a forenoon round of golf a luncheon will be served and cards will form diversion in the afternoon.
Mrs W B Rodgers of Anaconda visited and was a guest of Butte friends Tuesday afternoon, sharing time and conversation in a cordial social call.
Mrs. Edith Keel left the first part of the week for an extended visit to eastern cities.
Mrs. R H Nichols of Helena stayed with Mr and Mrs Frank Otis during the week on Phillips avenue as a visiting guest.
One spring wedding was held Wednesday morning at St Lawrence church as Nora Marie Monahan wed John Thomas Sheehan. The bride wore blue chiffon, carried roses and lilies. Bridesmaid Mary F Shea wore pale blue crepe. The couple plans a Pacific coast tour then residence in Butte.
The Eastern Star auxiliary will hold a meeting tomorrow at 2 PM at the Masonic temple. Hostesses include Minnie Genzberger as chairman Anna Hirsh Annie Hill Louis Hanley and Carrie Helman. All members are invited.
Mr and Mrs Jack Cohen Mr and Mrs Jack Israel Miss Florence Lautman Sydney Mann and Robert Lehman spent the week end at Hunter's Hot springs enjoying a brief leisure excursion and social time together.
RS John Sullivan Miller formerly Miss Marie Nelson daughter of Charles E Nelson a popular Butte social figure. The wedding was solemnized Thursday at the Nelson home 1062 West Mercury street. Portrait by Middleton.
Madeline Rickard daughter of Mrs Mary Rickard a bride of the week was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Adalia Rickard and Pearl Odgers at Adalia Rickard’s home. Early summer flowers greenery aided the decor while music and cards provided diversion followed by a collation. The guests numbered 33.
Members of the entertainment committee led by George Nelson announce a dinner dance at the Butte Country Club this Saturday evening. Dinner will be served at seven, followed by dancing to a splendid orchestra.
Mr and Mrs Erle V Daveler of New York arrived Thursday morning and are staying as guests at the Hotel Finlen in the city.
Mr and Mrs J L Carroll have returned from a brief sojourn at their summer home on Rock Creek, marking a quiet end to their recent visit.
The John F. Reynolds circle No 14 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will hold a business session Saturday evening June 13 at 8 oclock at the courthouse.
The regular semi monthly meeting of Lincoln post No. 2 Grand Army of the Republic will be held Saturday evening June 15 at 7 30 o clock in Patriotic hall at the courthouse. Commander D Lt Breneman will preside.
The Misses Barbara and Betty Horst daughters of Dr and Mrs Carl H Horst spent the past week visiting friends in Spokane.
Miss Harriet Dougherty hosted a sewing club gathering Tuesday afternoon at her Florence Avenue residence. After lunch the group enjoyed needlework and music as entertainment. Ten guests attended the event.
Mrs. W. N. Aylesworth spent the first week visiting with friends in Deer Lodge.
Miss Ruby Wendel married Benjamin D. Parga Thursday at St. Mark's Lutheran Church in Butte. Rev M D Huddoff officiated as relatives attended. The couple, both employed by Westinghouse entities, planned a state tour after a dinner hosted by the Wendel family at 2700 South Montana Street.
Mrs Richard Nevins travels Sunday evening to Los Angeles after visiting Miss Molly O Meara at the Apex hotel. Nevins, formerly Lucy Sanner Brown, is daughter of Judge and Mrs Sydney Sanner formerly of Butte.
Mr and Mrs J Bruce Kremer and Dr and Mrs M C Smetters spent the week end at Hunters Hot Springs enjoying a short getaway.
Mr and Mrs Thomas R Featherly concluded several days as guests of Mrs Featherly s parents Dr and Mrs J R E Sievers and departed for their Salt Lake City home Mrs Sievers accompanies them for a few days in Utah prior to return
Mr and Mrs E J Heilman have moved into their new residence at 950 West Woolman Street marking a family milestone and local home ownership news for the neighborhood.
Plans for the Butte De Molay junior promenade on June 20 at the Columbia Garden’s pavilion are under way. Jan Rich orchestra will provide music for dancing and a popularity contest will elect a De Molay alumni member and a De Molay candidate as king. Committee head is Kel Dawson with Merritt Hosking Cyrel Rooke Albert Fischer and Robert Gribble.
A past week gathering at Nez Perce Lake featured a summer home picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Davis Jr. The Cinderella Dancing club organized the event with chaperones Mrs. A. J. Davis, Mrs. J. A. Poore, Mrs. H. C. Benner and Mrs. F. I. Oke. Attendees included Polly and Betty Place Polly Steele Louis McAboy Lavenia Oke Helen Jaccard Jessie Wild Caroline Benner Eleanor Whitehouse Clara Tacoma Ellen Cooney Elsie Chisholm Nancy Jane Davis Herbert Silverman Bert Tunnell John Hill Bud Roberts Allen O'Kelly Keith Holman Newton Russell Royal McCready Lyman McManahan James Poore.
Mrs James Kitto hosted a cheerful afternoon party at 2022 Wall Street to celebrate her daughter Marilynn Frances Kitto turning three. Guests enjoyed lawn games and a luncheon with a Jack Horner centerpiece, a pink and white Sweet Pea display, and a large three-taper cake.
Mrs. W. H. Woodruff and her son William travel to Los Angeles early in the week to join Miss Gertrude Woodruff who attends school there. They plan a summer stay in the southern city.
Mrs. Neil Hanson has returned from an extended trip to California visiting her daughter Mrs. Charles Wilson. She spent time in San Francisco and Stockton during the journey.
James Ward Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs Cornelius Thomas of West Daly Street, was baptized Sunday afternoon at St Lawrence's church with Rev Peter McDonald officiating. The sponsors were Miss Mary Richard and John Thomas.
Mrs. F Drews and Mrs. Emma Thompson of Portland Oregon were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ambrose Taylor and have returned to their homes.
Mr and Mrs Fred Martin of Helena are visiting with relatives and friends in Butte as part of a brief Montana trip. The item notes warm hospitality and social greetings during the stay.
Dr and Mrs Samuel Schwartz and Mr and Mrs Meyer Genzberger spent the week end at Hunters Hot.
Mrs. Clara Barrett formerly of Butte now living in Twin Bridges has returned to her home following a visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reed on South Main Street.
Miss Margaret Sullivan left Wednesday for Vancouver British Columbia where she will spend the summer.
Miss Opal Jones of Salmon City Idaho, guest of Mrs. Morris Shantz, departed Monday for Spokane to spend her vacation in the city and surrounding area.
The Livingston Golf and Country club hosted the annual all-state invitational golf tournament concluding Sunday with the final matches. A Saturday dance at the Island pavilion attracted many local and out-of-town guests, featuring decorations, favor dances, and punch served during the evening, providing entertainment beyond golf.
Miss Louise Bradford organized a bridge party at her South Seventh street home with five tables in play. Prizes went to Harriet Stallwood George Latham Dorothy Somerville and Cap Collins. A delicious lunch followed the card games.
Local P. E. O. members gathered Tuesday at Mrs. L. H. Huber’s South Eighth Street residence for an evening of readings from O’Brien. Mrs. R. J. Woods presented the selections and the event concluded with a delicious lunch prepared by the hostess.
Mr and Mrs Wilroy Miller entertained twenty guests at a buffet supper Saturday night after the golf dance at their South Eight Street home. Honor guests were Mr and Mrs Hugh Frazier of Shelby and Mr and Mrs Roy Keister of Bozeman.
Prominent Livingston music teachers showcased student recitals last week. Mrs. C. T. Sacket presented 21 pupils at the Elks hall with violinist Mrs. Kenneth Davis, then plans a June trip to Los Angeles for Mirovitch master classes. Other recitals followed: Mrs. S. R. McCarthy at the Congregational church, Mrs. W. B. Calhoun at the Methodist Episcopal church with 38 performers, and Mrs. Elsie M. Linn at the Song Shop featuring 35 pupils and ensemble works.
The program featured eight pupils playing four pianos to a large crowd who applauded the perfect timing. Wanda Mee Townsend and Doris Anderson drew rhythm pictures as part of the entertainment. Mrs Linn was assisted by pupils from Mrs. Wilroy Miller’s dancing class, including Ann Carol Schustrom Florence Jeanette Pavelis Wanda Mae Townsend and Carolee Johnston.
Mrs Gabriel entertained at a South Seventh Street home luncheon at 1:30 with 12 place settings. Forget me nots and pretty cards decorated tables, a delicious menu was served, and the afternoon ended with bridge prizes awarded to Mrs Robinson, Mrs Bodine, and Mrs Mas.
Mrs Nellie Dennis of Red Lodge and Miss Shirley Miller of Camas Prairie were guests Sunday and Monday at the home of Dr and Mrs Joe Nelson on South Eighth Street.
Miss June Binder was honored at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs Turner Ross on South Ninth Street. Twenty guests attended a sewing, conversation and mock wedding event with prizes awarded to Miss Florence Goodson Mrs B A Winans and Miss Ruth Jane Larsen. An elaborate two course luncheon followed amid tulips sweet peas and bridal cards.
Livingston families hosted out-of-town visitors during the Livingston Golf and Country Club all-state invitational held last weekend. Spokane guests included Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Shuck staying with BE. O. Orleman, and Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Seitz with son Rob ert at Dr. E. T. Lake’s home. Great Falls visitors Mr. and Mrs. Russell Fryberg stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Blair, while Shelby guests Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Frazier were hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Wilroy Miller on Fifth street.
The Wise and Otherwise club met Wednesday evening at Mrs. J. J. Wiggins home on West Callendar street. Guest Mrs. R. E. Shuck, formerly of Livingston and now of Spokane, attended the gathering. Bridge provided the entertainment.
Miss Marian Davis took top prize along with Mrs. Victor F. Grigsby and Mrs. Ward Smith receiving honors. A late hour saw a 4 lunch service prepared by the hostess for attendees.
Mrs. B. E. Berg hosted the Supper club at her South Yellowstone street residence Tuesday evening. Three tables of bridge were in play with prizes awarded to Mrs. J. F. O Connor Miss Julia Higble and Mrs. B. L. Pel. Mrs. George McCain to host the club in two weeks at Hunters Hot Springs.
Seventy members of Park County High School’s senior class attended the annual banquet at Hunters Hot Springs hotel dining room at 6 30 p m. Miss Duke Swindlehart, the senior class adviser, received a gift for her efforts. Guests included Professor and Mrs C V Brown, Coach and Mrs Alva Straw, and Miss Edith Dawes. Tully Obenhoff served as toastmaster.
Maude Fryer wed Henry Hanson at 11 o clock Friday morning in Livingston. Rev A P Aiten officiated with attendants Mr and Mrs Frank Fryer. Bride a Park County High 1927 graduate and Delta Gamma member previously with Sax and Fryer store. Groom son of Andrew Hanson, NP Railway supervisor, works in signal department. Post ceremony dinner at South Third Street home followed by a short honeymoon in western Montana. They will reside in Livingston.
The Rev. and Mrs. S. R. McCarthy hosted a delightful Friday dinner at their South Sixth Street home. Dinner was served at 6 30 with a table adorned by spring flowers and pink tapers. Honor guests included Mr. and Mrs. R. Seitz and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Shuck of Spokane.
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