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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1933
Page
6
A poetic tribute by Helen Hardy extols the West as a worry free, relief filled land with clean minds and generous shelter. It celebrates mountains, oceans and timeless stories offering freedom, virtue, and fresh starts for travelers and seekers in a serene regional portrait.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Brown of Los Angeles formerly of Butte and Anaconda were guests of honor at a no host dinner Thursday evening. The party included Mr. and Mrs. Branscombe, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly, Mr. and Mrs. Larsson, Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt, Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy Voyer, Mrs. Agnes Malloy, Mrs. Harrington, Mr. and Mrs. Big Goodfriend, Mrs. D Arcy, Mrs. Richard Berry, Mrs. Bancroft, Mesers. Arthur Tuchscherer and Harry Johnson, all of Anaconda.
Mr and Mrs EZ Trevithick and their daughter Berely left for a trip to visit relatives and friends in Eastern Montana.
Mrs Dean Leick accompanied by Miss Rita Jahreiss will arrive today by motor from Spokane to spend a few weeks in the city. Mrs Leick will visit her mother Mrs Hayes Cannon while Miss Jahreiss stays with her parents Mr and Mrs C W Merrilies.
Charley Brady son of Mr and Mrs P J Brady leaves on an extended sojourn to Missoula for unspecified duration.
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ISS Zita Dillon, a former Butte girl, arrives from Seattle to visit her mother Mrs. Mary Dillon and sister Mrs. T L McDonald at 843 Lewisohn street. Miss Dillon is well known in musical circles and works for KOMO radio in Seattle.
Mrs. George Dean and her son George Jr. have left for Portland Oregon after an extended visit.
Miss Berthene Forbis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Forbis, departed yesterday for the family summer residence at Seeley lake.
A silver tea to benefit the National Council of Catholic Women Immaculate Conception is set for today at Mrs J D Murphys Caledonia street from 2 to 5 pm. Mrs will preside at the tea table and a musical program will be presented.
The Triple X club held a Friday reorganizational meeting at 382 South Dakota street. Officers elected include Treasurer Beulah Tolan Secretary Aura Hakala and Trustee Ann Pera. Charter members listed include Beulah Tolan Anna Hakala Ann Pera Montana Jackson and others. A Nine Mile hike followed later in the week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Nelson and children depart today for the Diamond Willow ranch in Toole county to spend the weekend with Mrs. Nelsons brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. J C M Toole.
Miss Julia Harrington hosted a card club luncheon Wednesday evening at her Harrison Avenue home. Contests preceded dinner with seating for nine.
Dr and Mrs J J Kelly and their son Eugene left this week for an extended tour of Pacific coast cities. Mrs Kelly will visit Berkeley with her sister Mrs W J Meehan and brother Thomas, a University of California student. Dr Kelly plans to attend many clinics.
Miss Lena Almberg hosted the sewing circle of Gold Hill Lutheran church at her residence 1727 Phillips avenue last evening with members in attendance.
Mrs. Sybil Brown hosts a garden party at her home this afternoon for Betty Lorenz of Anaconda and a group of her pupils from the Lion's convention program. The program features games contests and storytelling followed by luncheon at small tables with pastel decor.
One of the week’s bright social events, the second dinner dance of the series, will be held this evening by the ladies' entertainment committee of the Butte Country club.
By £. V. Shepard, a bridge hand is praised as exceptionally good bidding. The article invites readers to consider how they would bid the different hands before revealing how the bidding went.
The hand shows North opening 1 Club then weighing spade fit. South jumps to 6 Spades, West doubles. East refuses to reveal, claiming all remaining tricks, while the declarer outlines card order and discards to avoid loss.
Bathers in New Zealand warned after gray nurse shark sighting near Auckland raises fear of more sharks at beaches. Yachtsmen cautioned not to dive from their vessels.
A garden party at Miss Gladys Mosby’s home on Utah Avenue Thursday honored members of Juliette Low troop Girl Scouts. Guests enjoyed games and songs. prizes were awarded to Helen Keefe Evora DeMars Lois Waters Dorothy Shaffer and Pearl Anderson. refreshments featured National colors for Flag Day. investiture named Isabel Leverton Thelma Roberts Delores Roberts Lois Vigus Ann ed Maureen Vogler and Alice as Tenderfoot Scouts.
Women of St. Mary's parish hosted a card party in the new parish hall with hosts from surnames starting B and C. Bridge and whist provided diversion and prizes were awarded for top play.
Mrs. C. W. Towne and her daughter Patsy departed for their summer residence at Flathead Lake, signaling a family early season retreat.
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