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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1948
Page
3
The Butte Town Club schedules a major event this week with an Emorgasbord cocktail party Thursday evening at 8:30 o'clock on the fifth floor of the Montana Standard building. Members may bring guests.
Silver Bow chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met Saturday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C G A Dudley at 1247 West Gold. Mrs. Willig presided, with program led by Mrs. Warren L. Hughes on The Mother of George Washington. Hostesses included Mrs. William Wayne Mackey and others. many members attended.
Mrs. John Aldrew acted as hostess for a Sunday luncheon and miscellaneous shower in Raymond's honoring Miss Mary Jeane Fischer, a bride contact. Pink and white summer flowers formed the centerpiece with coordinated table decor and place cards. Seventeen guests were seated at the event.
Mr and Mrs C M Dusharoon and children Donda and David of Chicaga visit the home of Mrs Dusharoon's parents Charles C Goddard at 735 Mary dan pyens. Also guest Harry Goddard brother of Mr Goddard attends.
The Worms sessionary secretary for the First Presbyterian Church will meet this evening at 7:80 o'clock. Pastor’s strictly) ovations will be led by Mrs R. D. T. O’Neil. The program will be in charge of Mr Joli Crawford and Mrs Floyd E. Lagee.
Fisher Thompson presents nine Lerouys af Ws pianoforte pupils in a recital at Bl Doluvs Parish tonight starting 8:15. The program features numerous named pieces and performers including Beatrice Maier, Darlene Bolitha, Lynn Kvanskaas, Roberta Riley, Dorothy Thomas, and Elizabeth topkies among others, with a wide mix of piano solos and related songs.
Ladies plan a 12 hole obstacle match Wednesday morning at the Butte Country Club with captains L W Ketter and William Kirkpatrick. Reservations close at noon by calling Joe Reno 2 2394. A picnic lunch will follow the golf.
The Pythicem Sisters of Calanthe temple plan a regiora on Tuesday led by Nova Holleran. Initiation will be featured with refreshments. Committee in charge includes Bessie Evans, Sarah Palcom, Mae Ford, Esther Ferris, Rose Fitz, Fisi¢ Hager and Lottle Hall.
Lorraine Lewis daughter of Myrtle Lewis married Frank A Kline son of Ruth Kline and Franklin T. Kline in a Saturday morning ceremony at Mountain View Methodist church. Rev J Homer Magee officiated with Marguerite Manning singing. The couple plans a state tour then residence in Anaconda where Kline works for the U S Forest Service. Lorraine attended Butte High School and worked for Safeway. Frank is a Butte High School graduate and Army veteran.
Ninety guests from the Butte Anaconda and Deer Ledge clubs of the American Institute of Buttliers attended a dinner dance at the Butte Country Club. John E B O Neill chaired the arrangements committee. FR P Prizeira retired president presided over the brief business session and new officers were elected: Henry Murphy president Curlis F Stimson treasurer Blanthe Heaudette secretary. After the session dancing followed.
Prom Senter Cruz Afr and Mrs Theodore J Fisher of Santa Groux were guests of Mr Fisher s sister and nephew Mrs Sadie Zundell and Byron Zundell and his nieces Mrs William Pedlar and Eysline Ball the past week. They left Friday for a trip through Yellowstone National Park. Mr Fisher is a former Bulte and Ana conde resident.
Attendees at the Carrel Farrell wedding on Saturday June 12 included Mrs William Edwards Mrs EA Carrell and Billy Jo Edwards of Howndrup and Mr and Mrs Byron Clemm of Greal Falls.
Adlinnettes club hosts Guest Night this year at Lloyds cafe with reservations via Mrs. Robert Robinson and Mrs. Harvey Connole. Call 67hl oy or 4-2770 to reserve seating.
The Newcomers Sewing club will meet Thursday at 1 30 PM at 120 West Silver, with Mrs G C Clougin co hostess. Reservations with Mrs Bert Davis at 2 5545, Wed 10 AM to 2 20 PM. Also note Billmas Mr and Mrs BE Shannon returned home in Biblings after visiting Butte friends. A public second will be held Tuesday night at 8 30 PM in Boulevard Fire hall.
A lively program at the Crystal room of the A. OC. M. Emploses features fiddler Terry Lowman Emil Hebert and W. Cunningdon in a tribute to John Davies. The show includes Rob O Keefe, the Latter Day Saints chorus, June Mealey soprano, Sonny Bryne, Betts Shrader, whistling numbers and a community sing led by Babe Maloney and others.
In Brarfield, Gloria falls ill after eating mushrooms in a dish prepared by herself. Dr. Torrey treats her while Andrew Belncourt saves her life with prompt first aid and the hospital lab confirms mushroom poisoning. Community figures defend Andrew as a hero as normal life resumes.
South Side News reports United Spanish War Veterans Henry W Lawton ramp auxili ry will meet this evening at 8 oclock at the court house. Reports will cover the recent state encampment in Helena marking the 80th anniversary of US entry into the Spanish American War. Afterwards a sewing circle meeting hosted by Hazel McGulloch Elizabeth Late Anna Mason and Margatel Lynch will follow. Harvey Allen and children Roseanne Kathleen of Caniss Wash visit Mr and Mrs Patrick Thompson at 2418 Lonust.
Mrs Dills and guests travel to Portland and Canada then return to Potatello Edalin. Lutheran church women to meet at 2 with Mrs Wayne Ausverdl hostess. Flora Reber recovers from Anaconda visit with H Davis family. Bridges guests attend circus. Mayport Kasich injured at home. Longhill Garden Club meeting at Lloyds with Anna Penrose. lunch at 1 30. Hester Stites vacationing in Cheyenne. Floral Park Garden Club cancels June meeting, picnic planned for July. Wishing Well club meets Unity Methodist with Rose Warker presiding. Ladies Auxiliary Patrinship Militant hosts luncheon and cards. Multiple attendees listed.
Stevens reports a break in to its truck during the night at Idaho Falls injuring a theft of sheep shearing tools valued at 700 dollars. Shearing combs cutters wigs and a black metal suitcase with clothing were taken in the incident.
A recipe describes frying green pepper onion and tomato with diced new potatoes in oil. cook on moderate heat until partly tender then brown and heat through for about 10 to 20 minutes. yields two to three servings and advises peeling jacketed new potatoes before dicing.
An early 20th century catalog-style notice touts Marian Martin Patter Book and patterns for children's pinafores and romps. It advertises 9183 9189 designs, sizes 2 4 6 8 10, with fabric details, price Fifteen cents, and a free pattern chart.
Ann Albright of Butte joins Betty Trerise of Great Falls and Nancy Kincaid of Helena after completing their junior year at Montana State University. All three, majoring in Spanish and members of Kappa Kappa Gamma, will lead the summer quarter at the National University of Mexico in Mexico City.
Members of the Sunset club hold their regular luncheon at the Pinter hotel on Saturday. Reservations may be made by Friday with Mrs Alpha Palmer, telephone 5525, or Mrs Amg M Quinn, telephone number 1q.
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