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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1934
Page
11
Miss Marielouise Leipheimer will be honored as guest at a Silver Bow club breakfast presided by Mrs. J. R. E. Sievers. White blossoms and tapers decorate the table for 15 guests with unique place cards. Afterwards guests go to Mrs. Sievers home for card games.
The annual junior promenade was held last evening in the school gymnasium. The ballroom featured bold school colors with palm and fern decorations and shaded lighting. A large crowd of students and friends attended the event.
Miss Derna Isola daughter of Mr and Mrs Ernest Isola of Meaderville married Thomas W Cox Jr son of Mrs Rose M Buchanan. Rev Father Hanna officiated with bridesmaid Miss Lillian Mugnane and best man Geoffery Woodhouse. The couple will reside at 103 South Washington street Butte.
May Hanson and William D. Wagner both of Anaconda were married yesterday at noon at the First Presbyterian church manse with Dr. E J Groeneveld officiating. The bride is a native of Anaconda and well known locally. The groom is a member of the Anaconda high school faculty. The couple will reside in the Smelter City.
Edna M. Jackson and Roy T. Premo of Klamath Falls Ore were united in marriage yesterday at 11 30 A M at the First Presbyterian church in a large circle of friends Dr E J Groeneveld officiated After visiting with relatives and friends in Butte the couple will return to Klamath Falls to reside
The ladies of St. John's parish hosted a card party last evening with bridge and whist. Attractive prizes were awarded after the contests. Mrs. Richard Hall and Mrs. A Hofreuter organized arrangements.
Our Lady of Victory circle has postponed their June 14 meeting to Friday evening June 15 at 8 o'clock in the Knights of Columbus hall. Regent Mrs. Mary Burke will be in charge.
Mrs Elizabeth Fay arrives from Los Angeles to visit her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Gus Ott.
Mrs Nellie H Clements will depart Sunday for Missoula to enroll in a summer program at the University of Montana. She will study during the session and return afterward.
ISS Patricia Torrance laboratory technician at Warm Springs travels with sister Salome Torrance O’Farrell to Philadelphia to visit brother Dr. Glazer Torrance and his wife Mrs. Torrance at their home.
The first Ladies Day of the year was held yesterday at the Butte Country Club with joint hostesses Mrs. John M. Hample and Mrs. J. J. Kirby. A notable turnout included many local ladies and guests from San Francisco and Minneapolis. Next week’s hostesses are Mrs. Eugene Carroll and Mrs. Donald Campbell.
The Grand Lodge committees of the Odd Fellows and Rebekah lodges met Wednesday at the YMCA clubrooms and completed plans for a dance to be held June 22 at the Winter Garden.
Outstanding among this week’s events is the weekly bridge party at Lakeshore Country Club this evening. The affair is growing in popularity and a large attendance is assured. All members are invited.
Miss Edith Tweedy announces a 2:15 PM Girl Scout council meeting at the YMCA, presided by Mrs T. T. Taylor Jr. Various committee reports will be given. the gathering is the last until fall.
The Misses Marion and Janet Hobbs, daughters of Mr and Mrs R M Hobbs, return today to spend the summer with their parents. Marion has been a teacher at Kline and Janet a member of the teaching staff.
Mr and Mrs Edwin George Leipheimer announce the marriage of their daughter Marielouise to Robert Morley Butler of Atlanta Georgia. The ceremony will be held Thursday June 28 at 11 o clock in the First Presbyterian church with Rev E J Groeneveld officiating. The couple will reside at 56 Seventh Avenue New York after July 15.
The U D T club of Neighbors of Woodcraft hosted a ravioli dinner for Mrs Blanche Pollard and her mother Mrs Elizabeth Hocking. They are moving to San Francisco while Mrs Pollard stays for the summer. Toastmistress Nora L Curran presided as music and dancing followed. Gift presentations were made by Mrs Gladys Willis to the honored guests. The guest list included Mrs Kate Anderson Mrs Louise Ayers Mrs Marie Schell Mrs Carrie Heard and many others.
Graduation exercises for 42 students at Immaculate Conception School are set for Monday morning with an 8 oclock Mass opening the ceremonies. Diplomas go to James Armstrong Paul Armstrong James Burns Daniel Bailey James Haley George Calvert Eugene Fitzpatrick John P Kane John Lanam Roy Murray Karl Mueller John Murray William Pease Richmond Pease John Sullivan Kevin Sweeney Robert Wilson Madelon Burns Lorraine Chaffin Mary Catherine Fleming Marie Holland Francis Brouilette Patricia Baker Jacqueline Cullerton Mary Catherine Hosty Jostin Lanphier Helen Murphy Helen McDonald Leoena Murray Katherine McDonald Rosella Moran Margaret McGarry Margaret Mulholland Mary Meagan Mary Maddock Betty ONeill Jean Ann Perham Charlotte Regan Gallan Kelly Margaret Golden Kathleen Walsh.
Funeral services were held yesterday at White's funeral chapel for James H. King of Seattle a former Buffe business man. The rites were under the auspices of Silver Bowledge of Masons. The cortege went to the Northern Pacific station with Philo King accompanying the body on the North Coast Limited to Seattle. Burial will be in Seattle. Pallbearers included Judge E M Lamb J A Poore H J Fenimore Harry Gallwey and others. Honorary pallbearers were listed. Scarlet and blue daffodils are being developed in England.
Hearing on the manslaughter charge against John Bourquin resumes before Justice of the Peace John Corbitt in Dillon. Bourquin is accused of causing the death of eight year old Hugh Galloway on the Butte Divide highway last March 16. The hearing opened two weeks ago and was continued to today. The youth was fatally injured when struck by a car as he dashed across the road.
Jackson Barnett the so called richest Indian will not reach his Oklahoma home. His body will be placed in a vault in Los Angeles rather than the Creek nation in Oklahoma.
Officers Bart Riley and Tom Nixon arrested William Demsher on a gambling charge yesterday. He was released on bonds of $100. The report notes many mines in Scotland are in stalling baths for workers at pit heads.
Mrs John L Teal entertained yesterday afternoon at her West Platinum street residence as a compliment to members of her card club. Early summer flowers decorated the table which seated nine.
Mrs Gus Ott hosted a card club gathering last evening with early summer flowers and greenery. After contests, a collation was served.
Mrs F Koehler from Deer Lodge is staying with Mrs George L Triggs on West Granite street. Industrial production in France exceeds last year, reflecting economic gains. Boy Scouts of Scotland utilize Sieh We Wale Cape ALS.
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