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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1933
Page
3
Mrs. Vreeland arrives with son Thad Jr and Miss Mary Vreeland visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mayo in Butte after traveling from Portland Oregon.
Poem contemplates unseen inner thoughts as butterflies become manifestations of joy. Vivid imagery describes golden glints and shining forms drifting in the sunlit garden, conveying beauty beyond language.
A miscellaneous shower at Mrs. Cyril Kohn's home honored Miss Mary V. McIsaac on her engagement to Theodore Lynch. Miss Mary Cameron co hosted with Miss McIsaac, with games, music, luncheon, and many guests including Mrs. Donald Cronin and Mrs. Minnie McIntosh among a long guest list.
Bold French process face powder promises smoother spread and longer wear. Hides small lines and large pores while controlling shine with no irritation. Available as MELLO GLO today for 50 cents plus tax.
Stern, Miss Mary Provo, Miss Ann McDonald, Miss Helen Hofreutter, Miss Jeanette Schlicting, Mrs. Allan McIsaac and the hostesses.
Mr and Mrs E M Sylvester hosted a bridge supper Saturday evening at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Edgar J Strasburger Mr and Mrs R T Mc Culloh Mr and Mrs Joseph P Ryan Mr and Mrs W W Pennington Mrs John Egan and Albyn McCulloh.
Miss Margaret Nagle has left for Minneapolis to spend the summer with relatives and friends.
The El Dorado Mutual Life Insurance Association offers a no medical exam life protection policy for $1 to ages 10 to 55. It pays $1,000 for death from any cause and $2,000 to $3,000 for accidental death. No agents, no doctors, 20 days inspection, 45 days protection then about 3 cents daily. If unsatisfied, nothing owed.
The Wild Flower Preservation association hosts a dinner at the Beau chalet with Miss Eleanore Tenner’s high school quintet and Miss Martha Bowden singing with Miss Evelyn McPherson. Mrs. O C Kistler and Mrs. Charles W Cook oversee pressed blossom displays. J A Beau will demo the rock garden and wild flower seeds will be scattered on the surrounding hill during the sanctuary dedication.
The Butte assembly of the Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold a picnic on July 8 at Gregson Springs. Members planning to attend should meet at the Masonic temple at 10 o'clock. Transportation will be provided. Each attendee should bring her own lunch and coffee. Ice cream will be served.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth B Salisbury and guests of Mr and Mrs Tom J Davis left yesterday for their home in Minneapolis. They traveled by motor car.
Miss Eleanor Hansen and Harry Gustafson were married at St. Mark's Lutheran church in a Sunday ceremony officiated by Rev. M. D. Hudd loft. Maid of honor Mildred Hansen and best man Harold Gustafson attended. reception followed at the bride's parents’ home. The couple plans a motor tour of the state before settling at a Deer Lodge valley ranch.
The usual ladies day luncheon will be observed tomorrow at the Butte Country club. Miss Margaret Morgan and Miss Dora Christian will serve as joint hostesses after a forenoon of golf. Luncheon will be served followed by card games through the afternoon.
Reservations for the Daughters of Isabella state convention banquet in Anaconda must be made by noon by calling Miss Mary Burke or Miss Thelma Shea. Bus reservations also close at noon via Miss Adele Jaccar. The next Daughters of Isabella meeting is scheduled for Wednesday evening June 28 at the Knights of Columbus hall.
Miss Flora Jordan Miss Mollie O'Meara Miss Frances Russel and Messrs Henry Hammill Carl P Jordan with Elizabeth and Charles Jordan spent the week end at the Jordan family summer home on Flathead lake.
Dixon Ellerson arrives in the city on furlough from West Point to spend vacation with his parents Mr and Mrs Emmet Morrow.
Judge George B. Winston of Anaconda travels with his grandson Paul Jordan son of Carl P. Jordan to Alaska for a trip in the latter part of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene L. Horrie of Anaconda were guests of Butte friends yesterday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs John M Ham p le returned home yesterday after a stay in Southern California.
Miss Rita Black of Chicago is the house guest of Miss Martha Mc Laughlin, visiting from Chicago to stay with her in the city.
Miss Jeanette Rotering, daughter of Mr and Mrs N A Rotering, leaves home for a tour of eastern cities and will attend the Century of Progress during her trip.
Mr and Mrs R A McGrath of Spokane were guests of Butte friends Sunday as they traveled through en route to Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. Frank Herman and her children depart Osborne Idaho after a brief visit with Mrs. John Holden on Whitman avenue in the city.
Mr and Mrs W S Higgins of the Leonard apartments spent the weekend at their summer home in Bear Gulch.
Miss Catherine Leary Miss Kath leen McGrath and Miss Molly Staudaker depart Saturday for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress exposition.
Mrs John Harrison and her daughter Henrietta left yesterday for Seattle after visiting Butte friends. They traveled by car as their mode of transport.
Mrs. M. C. Smetters has returned from an extended visit in eastern cities.
Mr and Mrs Allan McIsaac announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Veronica to Theodore Lynch of Deer Lodge. The wedding is planned for June. Hospitals Trust employs 1200 female clerks in Dublin to test their mental fitness for the Irish Sweepstakes.
Ulster de clare seaweed harvesters report heavy rains washed most iodine from the weed. The season is ruined for the year as fishermen worry over reduced yields and looming financial hardship.
North opens 1 spade and after a sequence reaching 7 spades the declarer seals the grand slam. The hand ends with a double squeeze denying West East and dummy the last tricks while South clinches the contract amid scarce hearts and strategic discards. Local anthropologists study skeletons linked to Binham priory tunnels.
Excavations at Fiddlers Hill Warham England uncovered skeletal remains of a man and a dog. Residents believe the find confirms an ancient legend about a fiddler and his dog who tried to walk from Wal to a distant location and vanished centuries ago.
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