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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1940
Page
7
Miss Eileen O'Reilly daughter of Mr and Mrs W T O'Reilly married Thomas Wilcox son of Mr and Mrs W J Wilcox this morning at St Patrick's church. After a wedding trip to Pacific coast cities the couple will reside in Butte.
A host of Butte friends will attend the 10 o clock ceremony as Miss Eileen O Reilly daughter of Mr and Mrs W T O Reilly becomes the bride of Thomas Wilcox son of Mr and Mrs W J Wilcox at St Patrick s church The attendants are Miss Patsy O Reilly Miss Betty Frances O Reilly and Miss Ann Kelly John Corrigan of Spokane serves as best man.
Mrs. Jo seph Dunleavy hosted a Tuesday evening gathering for Kappa Alpha Theta alumnae with Mrs. Renouard assisting. Early summer flowers, pink and orchid decorations, and a luncheon followed a cards session. Guests included Mrs. Hooper of Seattle, Mrs. Leipheimer, Mrs. McArthur, Mrs. Nuckols, Mrs. Henningsen, and guests Miss Davenport Miss Diver and Miss Morse.
Rainbow Girls Assembly No. 4 will meet this evening at 7 30 with a majority service. Members will introduce themselves and plans for the grand assembly in Glasgow and summer activities will be discussed.
Miss Isabelle McCarthy the bride elect was honored at a luncheon and shower hosted by Miss Jean Ann Perham at her West Platinum Street home. Pink and white created the color theme with tables set for a dozen close friends of the guest of honor.
John Clarke son of Mr and Mrs Bernard J Clarke of 628 West Granite Street earned a bachelor of law degree on June 6 at Columbus University in Washington DC. A Christian Brothers high school graduate he attended Carroll College in Helena and works for the Department of Justice in Washington.
Dr and Mrs J L Trembly arrived yesterday from San Francisco to visit relatives and friends in the city.
Silver Bow chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met yesterday afternoon at Mrs. W. E. Keeley’s home in Deer Lodge to observe Flag Day. Hostesses from Deer Lodge included Mrs. Keeley, Mrs. Carl Zur Muehlen, Mrs. Charles Davis, Mrs. Maurice J. Dietrick, Miss Della Haggerty and Miss Florence Green. A 1 o’clock luncheon preceded the program.
The Nancy Hanks club of John F Reynolds circle No 14 Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic will meet this evening at 8 o clock in Patriotic hall in the courthouse. Hostesses are Mrs Mae Shelton and Miss Louise Schrupp.
Mrs J X Newman departed for Eau Claire Wisconsin to visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Emil Anderson likely for a short stay with family in Wisconsin during travel notes from the region.
Mrs. Frank Tobin arrives from Atlanta Georgia for a visit with former Butte residents and a welcoming circle of local friends.
A regular St. Mark Lutheran church Ladies Aid meeting convened Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Attendees included Mrs. Dorhoffer Miss Florentine Eno and many members and guests. Reports on the church dinner were presented and July’s session will be at Columbia Gardens.
Prominent Butte pianist Evelyn MacPherson returns from Great Falls where she attended State Music Teachers and Federated Music Clubs conventions. She toured with pupils Shirley Watson Estelle Jones Rachel MacDonald Beryl Toy and Helene Kallgren who performed solo and duet pieces earning superior ratings. Mrs Gerald Nagle of Anaconda joined for a two piano number on the all-state artists program.
Members of the Columbine division will meet Tuesday at 10 o'clock in the home of Mrs. Charles Bracken. Field day will be held at the summer home of Mrs. Ray Garland on Toll Mountain with hostesses Mrs. Garland Mrs. Charles MacDonald Mrs. Blanche O'Nejl and Mrs. Emily Nystrum.
Mrs. John R. Bartlett and her sons Jack and Daniel travel to Omaha Nebraska to visit Mrs Bartletts son in law Thomas J O Brien and his wife they stay at their home.
In a late morning at The Oaks Jeremy Tucker and Tempe Hyde share a hushed, intimate library walk. He guides her through archeology and chants, reads poetry, and she softly provokes closeness until a kiss shocks him into a swift exit.
Mrs J M Lowney hosts a luncheon this afternoon at her mother Mrs John T Sullivan’s home to compliment Miss Catherine Murphy daughter of Mr and Mrs J D Murphy ahead of her marriage to Lewis F Rotering next month Exquisite summer flowers adorn the table and novel covers mark place cards for a list of guests including Miss Laura Murphy Miss Helen Leary Miss Jule Sullivan and several Mrs and Miss names.
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