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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1933
Page
7
A meditation on how God loves beauty and music seen in flowers trees birds and sunsets. The speaker urges pausing to read the message in beauty and to respond with joyous acts of goodness and inner refinement.
A large elegant event last evening at the Silver Bow hotel celebrated the twenty fifth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Gus B Ott. The ceremony was re enacted before an improvised altar of white roses with Mrs Ott in white satin and Edward Ott son of the couple aiding. Elk lodge members in military uniform served as ushers and the room featured palms summer flowers and a unique re enacted ceremony.
ISS MARIE KING, daughter of County Commissioner Don B. King and Mrs. King, has returned from Dillon where she graduated from the State Normal college.
The marriage of Miss Jeanett Mc Grade daughter of Mr and Mrs J W Flaherty of Butte and William Burke of Lewistown took place June 5 in Virginia City The bride a popular Butte graduate of the University of Montana and the groom a Lewistown native also a Montana graduate and sheep ranch owner plan to reside near Lewistown
The Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union met at 1043 Colorado Street with President Mrs. T. B. Reagan presiding. Topics included July activities and a Medical Temperance event, a coins picnic, officer elections, and delegates to the Missoula state convention. Annual Flower Mission observed with talks by several members. hostesses served luncheon.
Miss Helen Lally daughter of Mrs J J Lally has arrived from St Paul where she was graduated from the College of St Catherine She served as vice president of the senior class and was affiliated with Ambrosian programs or groups
Mary O'Brien and Dorothy O'Brien have returned to their home at 200 West Copper after attending college in Portland.
A compiled roll of individuals includes Harold Estlick Jess Brady Harry Stone Charles L. Youlden William Stenberg Leo Carter Palm er Schonlaber Ray Lahiff Frank Ehrig Fred Harvey Roland Jobe Al Buckley William Hoskins Henry Young John Musevic Mrs Edna Earls Mrs Charles Riley Mrs Eugene Choquette Mrs Katherine Tonery Misses Sima Erickson June Johnson Clara Downing Dolores Snyder Marguerite Kallman Marjory Bennett Sheila Carroll Peggy Lynchehan Margaret Mulholland Edna Williams Merle Grogan Irene Hedla Nell C Mulholland Messrs Leo Pelletier B J Angove Dick Hoenck Edward Ott George Pue Brush Beckwith Frank Ralph Elmer Hugo James McCarthy John Crowley John Griffin James Pollard Romer Guenter Jack Warf John ODonald Frank Berryman John ONeil James McNellis Frank Cuculich.
One of the season's most important weddings will take place this morning at St Josephs church. Ruth Harrington daughter of Mrs Harrington and the late Michael Harrington will wed Neil A Daly son of Mrs Daly and the late J J Daly. The ceremony features Kate McCarthy as bridesmaid and William Humphrey as best man. Music includes the wedding march from Lohengrin and Ave Maria with O Promise Me as the vocal selections. A wedding breakfast will follow at the Mumphrey home.
Members of Lincoln Post No 2 Grand Army of the Republic gathered in Patriotic hall at the courthouse for their June meeting. Commander John Marchion presided with talks by past commanders Simon Hauswirth and H H Makinson and adjutant Miss Cora Jenkins. Guests included Mrs Jennie McLeod and several others from Missoula.
Mr and Mrs Charles A Coffman announce the birth of a son yesterday morning at St James hospital the couple's first child.
Delegates to the recent national convention and the next year's standing committees were announced at a Rotary Club meeting at the Silver Bow club. A June 27 birthday party was planned, with Margaret McHale in charge of arrangements and Butte named as next convention site.
Plans for the annual junior promenade of the Butte Business college are underway with heavy interest. The event will take place Saturday evening, June 24, at the Columbia Gardens pavilion.
Mrs A R McLeod will entertain members of her sewing club at her residence for a luncheon today. Early summer flowers will decorate the table and covers will be set for Mrs Walter Keller, Mrs Roscoe Miller, Mrs J B Halford, Mrs Charles Tout, Mrs Jack Waters and the hostess.
Robert Linforth son of Mr and Mrs F A Linforth returns from Bozeman where he studied at the State college and will spend the summer in Butte.
The King's Daughters of the First Presbyterian church will hold a meeting this afternoon at 2 30 o'clock in the church parlors. Hostesses for the event are Mrs. John Angwin Mrs. Hames Terrie and Mrs. W I Gay.
Lois Marie, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Lester Finnegan, was baptized Sunday at St Patrick's Church with Rev Father Sheerin officiating. Mr and Mrs Joe Bush served as sponsors.
The Tri S class of the Christian church will hold a picnic and weiner roast Friday evening at 6. Members are asked to meet at the church at 5 30.
Miss Ralpha Coddon of Seattle daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Coddon has arrived from the University of Washington where she studied and will spend her vacation in Butte, Montana.
Gainesville Florida The University of Florida will offer a summer graduate course for physicians in cooperation with the Florida Medical Society. University physician Dr G C Tillman says the program will bring home instruction to medical men across the state. Only about twenty five percent of Florida physicians have been able to attend regular summer post graduate work.
A literary exchange reveals motive and affection as two spouses debate money tied to an uncle. The lines suggest underlying trust and a shared story rather than mere fortune driving the union.
Irene White and Cora Weat lead a page of names including Agnes Roxbury Marie Lynch chair Carrie Frowen Anna Hirsh Hoem Flaud Lockwood Alta McIntire and Muriel Selby, indicating a community project roster in Florida.
Hollywood designers push gloves as a key accessory for summer outfits. Light woolen and cotton gowns will be paired with detailed gloves in a range of materials beyond leather and cloth. Greta Nissen and Elizabeth Allan showcase coordinated gloves with hats, bags, and capes in mustard tweed and black white stripes. Colors favored include red greens blues pinks and yellows.
James and Sally Eilers star in Hold Me Tight a Fox romantic drama opening today at the Rialto. The couple plays metropolitan lovers employed in a large department store facing personal fears and external snares as their romance unfolds through stirring climaxes.
The American Theater presents two main features today a new production and a requested return. Filmed at the studios the scene for A Lady's Profession features Alison Shipworth and Roland Young while Six languages were recorded simultaneously. Sing Sing prison serves as the locale for Twenty Thousand Years in Sing Sing starring Spencer Tracy.
Gloria Swanson star of Tonight or Never headlines the Park theater today for the last times. She ranks as one of Hollywood’s best dressed and most beautiful women but names Corinne Griffith as the ultimate beauty in films. California churns out over 16 million pounds of cottage cheese annually.
Gilroy in California presses the claim that Gilroy Queen a prize winning Flemish Giant owned by Jess Rhodes is the world s largest rabbit. The 11 month old animal weighs 23 percent pounds and measures 274 inches long in a flock of over 10 000 rabbits registered with the American Rabbit Breeders Association.
A dialogue notes the father receives a warm reception wherever he goes. The speaker clarifies it is not sentiment but his role as a fireman that draws recognition.
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