Star Shine and the Hidden Self
The piece traverses memory and myth with vivid images of distant places and moments. It contrasts wild youth and hunted vulnerability with the pull of glamour and love, ending on a note of inner struggle and fracture.
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1933
Page
9
The piece traverses memory and myth with vivid images of distant places and moments. It contrasts wild youth and hunted vulnerability with the pull of glamour and love, ending on a note of inner struggle and fracture.
A miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Mary McIsaac was hosted by Mrs. Otto Binder and Mrs. Leo Butler at Binder home. Bridge, luncheon, and floral pink green decor accompanied gifts and rice shower. Guests included Mrs. McIsaac and many local ladies.
Today a musical event at Mrs. Ruth Cates home features members of the Marian White Arts and Crafts Glee club and the Vaudette orchestra. The program includes Spirit of Independence, violin numbers, songs, piano pieces, and vocal solos, followed by refreshments.
The Young Ladies Sodality of Immaculate Conception church plans a Friday evening dance at the school hall with lively music and a large attendance expected. Committee members include Misses Rita Kelley Liane LeVeque Lenore Kelley Joan Tease Lee Gaul Eugenia Fenlon Margaret Lohman and Regan.
Mrs. W. B. Orem entertained at her home in a formal dinner Monday evening honoring guests Mrs. Bertha Walker of Los Angeles and Mrs. George Potter Jr. of Shanghai China. Summer flowers decorated the table with six place settings.
Mr and Mrs J J Thomett travel east with Dr John F Kane. They will visit the Century of Progress in Chicago and Dr Kane will spend time in the clinics of the East.
M ALICE MATSON, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. F. Matson, has returned from Dillon where she studied at the State Normal college to spend the summer in Butte.
A nuptial event of much interest was solemnized Saturday when Miss Billie Marie Flickenger daughter of EF Flickenger of Missoula became the bride of Colin Leys Christie Jr. son of C L Christie Sr of this city at the Christie home. The bride has many friends in Butte and Christie is a well known local graduate. A dinner followed at the Lockwood with guests listed and the couple will reside at 1340 West Granite Street.
Mrs. Sybil Zabel hosted a luncheon for her sewing club and friends at Thompson Inn Nine Mile. Colorful summer flowers graced the table and afterward attendees enjoyed needlework. Seated guests included Mrs. Charles H. Gallagher, Mrs. F. McArthur, Miss Beth McArthur, Mrs. E. W. McCanna, Miss Julienne McCanna, Miss Lillian McCanna, Mrs. James Brown, Mrs. Walter Kelley, Mrs. D. W. Grant, and the Brown sisters.
Mme Elsa MacPherson, a former Butte artist now in San Francisco, visits for a few weeks as guests and members of the Butte Music Teachers' association attend a luncheon at the Beau Chalet. Attendees include Mrs. Paul Bailor, Mrs. William Dee, Mrs. Netta Fullmer, Madame Leipheimer, and several others with Doris Towle and Karl Wright among the notables.
Dr and Mrs J E Cowperthwaite and their daughter Miss Martha visited Deer Lodge on Tuesday to call on Mrs William Coleman, the aunt of Mrs Cowperthwaite.
Mrs Olienderson Cockrell of Los Angeles is the house guest of Dr and Mrs F B Hall during a Chicago visit.
Miss Dora Christian and Miss Margaret Morgan hosted a Ladies Day at Butte Country Club. A 12 hole medal event crowned Miss Margaret Nichols of Anaconda with the silver bread tray trophy after a 44 net score handicap 23. Luncheon followed, with many Anaconda members listed among attendees.
Miss Mabel Reed and Miss Margaret Rolando hosted a small group at Columbia Gardens. Games and contests entertained attendees, followed by a luncheon under the trees. In attendance were Elvira Oman Ruth Berryman Alice Johnson Eunice Booth Rowena Gaffney Mary Barker Jessie Berryman Agnes Harrington Margaret Kukalj Beatrice Lockett Anna Lee Murnin Gladys Bartells and the hostesses.
Geraldine Gosselin formerly of Butte now in San Francisco visits her grandmother Mrs. J. H. Harkins during a trip to the city.
Charley Belden, Pitchfork ranch postmaster and renowned Wyoming photographer, attracts about 1000 fan letters yearly from urban women seeking a Western romance. He documents cattle and sheep operations on his 200000 acre ranch in the Big Horn basin, while his images travel worldwide. Belden does not answer letters himself, instead letting his cowboys reply as his camera continues to capture the West.
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