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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1934
Page
13
In a seaside town, Joan Dudley’s arrival stirs tension as Giles admires the engaged Joan while William and Dilly discuss love and happiness. Dilly notes Giles’s changes, hinting at a deeper connection and looming heartbreak as Scripps and Amelie’s paths cross. The scene closes with unresolved longing and a promise to continue.
Announcement from Mr and Mrs J H Healow of the marriage of their daughter Rosemary to Richard E Slattery son of Mrs Elvira Slattery of Boston. The ceremony took place Saturday morning June 9 at St Ann's cathedral in Great Falls officiated by Monsignor O'Brien. Attendants were Mary Lou Carmier and James Schuyler. The couple will reside in Glasgow.
Mrs York Wyman entertained a luncheon Wednesday afternoon at Rocca Bella with members of her card club as guests. The table featured colorful summer flowers and held covers for several guests including Mrs Richard Flood Mrs James Baldwin Mrs Richard Hauxwell Mrs Arthur Bacon Mrs David Hopkins Mrs Wendell Johnson Mrs Phil Judd and the hostess.
A social week highlight was a dinner at Rocca Bella the summer home of Miss Irene St. Quentin hosted by the Kappa Delta sorority alumnae. Pastel summer flowers adorned tables with place cards for a long list of guests including Mrs. George Dyas Miss Donia Jacobsen Miss Selma Jacobsen Miss Lotus McKelvey Miss Katherine Eamon Miss Mary Martin Miss June Burke Miss Lillian Barry Anaconda Mrs. E G Marble Miss Inga Hoem Miss Hilda Benson Miss Margaret Mullane Miss Geraldine Everly Miss Helen Fleming Miss Lucile Hammond Miss Leona Marvin Miss Tess Kelley Miss Helen Dahlberg Miss Kathleen McGrath Miss Katharine Leary and Miss Florentine Eno Butte.
A party in the St Pauls church recreation room honored choir members with dancing games and piano by Dorothea Dalton. Chaperones were Mr and Mrs Walters Mrs Hugh Johnston and Miss Ruth Keppner. Attendees included Betty Bennetts June Seary Marjorie Hiller Lor raine Babbs Mavis Wright Caroline Robbins Jennie Jose Jennie Lee Barker Ethel Hankin Maxine Hiller Viola Shimmons Ray Robbins Arthur Ives Ed Waddell Don Maddock Henry Barth Charles Robbins Thomas Adams Bert Thomas and William Hughes.
The Willing Workers of Emanuel Lutheran church gathered Wednesday at Mr. and Mrs. M A Sterrett’s ranch. Mrs F A Hill presided and Mrs John Lindquist read a paper on The Life and Work of Mary Anderson from the U S department of labor. Many members attended from local churches and guests including Mrs Goda Anderson and Mrs Violet Wickstrom.
At a Wednesday meeting in Emanuel Lutheran church the Luther league mapped plans for the state convention to be held in Helena July 7 and 8. Twenty delegates will represent the Butte group.
Miss June Hereth departed for Seattle and other coastal cities, planning a few weeks away with visits to multiple locales along the coast.
Mrs W W German and Mrs Vic Westling were joint hostesses for St Mark's Sewing club members yesterday afternoon at Westling's home. After a 1 30 luncheon, needlework provided diversion.
Miss Myrtle Claybourne acted as hostess for L. G. C. club members gathering Wednesday afternoon at her residence. The gathering featured games and luncheon. Attendees included Miss Georgia McLaughlin Miss Katherine Gratiot Miss Mary Marron Miss Helen Olseen Miss Virginia Goss and others. The next meeting is planned for Thursday at Miss Goss's home.
Mrs. George W. Brunner hosted a Trinity Methodist church Ladies Aid gathering yesterday afternoon. After a business session, a delightful program was presented for a large attendance.
Dr and Mrs Raymond F Peter and their son have left on a motor trip visiting Salt Lake City and Denver.
Parishioners of St. Ann’s church meet in the school hall this evening at 8 o clock to finalize plans for a lawn social set for July 11. All members of the parish are urged to attend.
Dr. and Mrs. C. W. Granger and their four children have returned from a three week vacation trip to southern Wyoming.
Miss Evelyn MacPherson has returned from Billings where she visited friends while attending the State Music Teachers convention.
Mrs. Ira Walker and Mr. and Mrs. Warren May of Anaconda spent yesterday visiting friends in the city.
James and Robert McArthur, sons of Mr and Mrs Pred A McArthur, have returned from Spokane where they were students at Gonzaga College. The brothers completed courses and plan to resume local activities here.
In Granitehead Joan Dudley travels with her aunt and Drew Hallam. Giles Ar miger runs a bookshop and Stephen Scripps a shoemaker, both tied to Joan by a Paris friendship and a chance encounter. Drew flirts with Rose Carter as Joan dances with another partner, then Drew arrives late with Rose and Marion Stickley, whose avant garde costume unsettles Joan.
In a ballroom a crowd lists titles with pencils and pads while Joan waits for Drew. A man asks for a dance and she dances gracefully. A whispered note and guessing game about Undine and Mermair punctuate the evening as Joan contemplates her course.
A petition to the Dunbar town council seeks to prohibit outdoor street preaching for disturbing peace. The town clerk was told to notify evangelists to tone down their preaching or risk losing their permit to hold meetings.
Ivan Galsik aged 93 of Tereme Czechoslovakia applies for divorce after twelve months with his second wife Barbara nearly 80. He states the marriage produced only fault finding and plans to wed a 23 year old servant girl once free.
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