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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1933
Page
8
Doris Torongo daughter of Mr and Mrs John Torongo will wed Frank D LeSage Jr son of Mr and Mrs Frank LeSage at the Torongo home on West Quartz street this morning in a society event.
Doris Torongo and Frank D. LeSage wed in a simple morning ceremony at the Torongo home. The Rev. Charles Sebold officiated with a double ring rite and a reception at the Silver Bow club followed before the couple's departure for Los Angeles and the Pacific coast.
A young social group will be entertained this evening with a Weiner Toast on Roosevelt drive. Polly and Betty Place, daughters of Mr and Mrs Ralph W Place, host the event for the younger set.
Mr and Mrs John R Bartlett with Mrs Ray Hanley Herbert Silverman and Jack Bartlett returned from Missoula where they attended the University of Montana graduation exercises. Miss Helen Lea Silverman daughter of the Bartletts was a member of the graduating class.
Virginia Ostberg daughter of Mrs H J Ostberg of 725 Nevada avenue and Francis J Roe a Butte police detective were quietly wed yesterday noon in Dillon. Rev Fr X Leschner of St Rose church performed the ceremony. The couple, both natives of Butte, plan a brief state honeymoon and will reside in Butte after returning.
Social calendar item notes Miss Barbara Richards hosting a Monday party at her home on 1926 Utah Avenue. Rooms were decorated with pink and salmon tea roses and greenery. A collation was served to guests Martha Jones Teddy Richards Ruth Richards Lily Murrish Helen Wills Catherine Fay and Helen Murrish.
Mrs. Thomas B. Moore will host a luncheon for her card club at her home. Bright-summer blossoms will decorate the table, and after the meal two bridge tables will be in play.
Mr and Mrs Alex J Remnens of the Casaloma apartments are spending a few days in Great Falls as they visit local sights and friends.
P. E. O. Chapter X will meet tomorrow afternoon at the home of Mrs. Chester Steele in Columbia Gardens. A picnic luncheon is planned at 1 30. After lunch, Mrs. James Lightfoot and Mrs. Steele will report on the P. E. O. state convention held June 1 2 and 3 at Great Falls.
Ray J. MacDonald and his family will depart later this week for their country home at Nez Perce Lake to spend the upcoming summer season there. They will reside in the lakeside retreat through the warmer months.
St Mark's Guild meets this afternoon at 511 South Crystal Street the home of Mrs William Dawe. This will be the last meeting of the season.
Butte music lovers await the recital by vocal pupils of Mrs Paul B Bailor at the First Presbyterian church this evening. Violinist Plato Malozemoff appears with pianist Karl Wright and the choir. Accompanists are Misses Carrie Worcester and Margaret Melby. Program begins promptly at 8 15.
From Seattle Miss Zita Dillon the former Butte musician visits her mother Mrs Dillon and sister Mrs T L McDonald at 843 Lewisohn street during a short stay in town.
Miss Catherine Claire Good daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Good of Dakota street arrived from Salt Lake City where she studied at the University of Utah to spend the summer in Butte with her relatives and friends.
In response to Siam's request for harbor improvements, three consulting engineers from France, Holland, and England, appointed by the League transit committee, are en route to Siam to undertake the work.
The expansion and contraction of iron clamps used by builders centuries ago to hold together the bricks of Edgar Tower in Worcester England is blamed for a 40 foot crack in the ancient monument.
Smiling lips speak of health and vitality as clear skin attracts. The healthy active girl is happy, and extra energy comes from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. It tones up your general well being and gives more pep. Remember that 98 out of 100 women report benefit.
At the Butte Country club yesterday the second in a summer series of ladies day luncheons featured golf in the forenoon and flowers in the luncheon setting. Hostesses for next week were announced as Mrs Frank M. Kerr and Mrs. W. T. Jackson, with a lengthy list of attendees including Mrs. W. J. McMahon and Mrs. Daniel Coleman.
Mrs A P Stephenson will entertain this afternoon at her home with a luncheon for members of the Floral Atherton Bridge club and guests. Early summer flowers will adorn the table. Covers will be laid for Mrs M O Scott Mrs John Toy and members Mrs George Bowen Mrs Alfred L Matter Mrs J H Dickey Jr Mrs Charles J Stone Miss Flora Jordan and the hostess.
Mrs Ray L Ruhle will travel back from New York where she attended graduation exercises at Bennett school Milbourne. Her daughter Miss Mary Lou was graduated and received the Bennett medallion the school’s top honor. Accompanying Mary Lou were Miss June Budd who also attended the Bennett school.
Mrs. Harry Tanner and her children Anne and Stephen depart tomorrow for Missoula to spend the week end with her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anderson.
Mr and Mrs Robert E Doyle and their young son left yesterday by motor for their Seattle home after visiting friends in Butte and Anaconda.
Ralph Fournier, formerly of Butte and now a resident of Chicago, is spending a few days in the city visiting with friends.
Our Lady of Victory circle Daughters of Isabella will stage a whist party this evening at the Knights of Columbus hall. Mrs. Minnie Warren chairs the event with help from Mrs. Charlotte Shields. The public is invited to attend.
Miss Bernice Hirschman hosted an evening bridge at her apartment in the Tripp and Dragstedt building with members of her card club as guests. After the contest, a choice collation was served. Guests included Mrs. J. Ralph Scovil Mrs. Raymond Schilling Mrs. R. V. Wetzsteen Miss Vivianne Boulware Miss Elizabeth Griffith Miss Catherine O'Leary Miss Catherine Bird Miss Mila Tanner and Miss Georgianna Fisher of Bozeman.
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