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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
9
Grace E. Hall writes on forest stillness and riverbank meditation as rain and dusk reveal nature's answers. ISS Rita Jahreiss returns from Spokane to spend summer with her parents C. W. Merrilies and wife. WANTED Male Help.
Hamilton Montana June 26 Special reports Mr and Mrs William Ford and daughters Phyllis and Billie Ann arrived from San Mareno California to summer at the Ford Hollister ranch near Darby. Their earlier drive to Montana was marked by a fatal collision near Pocatello Idaho. A woman in the other car died.
A group of friends held a weiner roast at Brown's Gulch. Attending were Grace Smith, Goldie Stevens, Jane Parker, Margaret Harris, Kathleen Harris, Madeline Harris, Rene Warren, Charles Lee, Leal Healy, Ed Moriarty, George Collins, Ralph Collins and Ed am.
The Rev. Father Vincent Kavanagh of Helena spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Kavanagh.
George L. Schubert returns to Los Angeles after spending vacation with his mother Mrs. Anna E. Schubert and his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Anderson.
Mrs. Neil Dempsey and her son Neil Jr. of Tacoma visit Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryan Gaul and Mr. and Mrs. John Gaul. Mrs. Dempsey is a sister of both Ryan and John Gaul.
Mr and Mrs Robert Grant of Seattle spent yesterday visiting with friends in the city.
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A Montrose Homevale division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club held a pleasant outing at Columbia Gardens yesterday. Luncheon was served at 1 o'clock under the trees and a large crowd attended.
Mrs Charles Martyn hosted an evening bridge at West Daly Street to compliment Miss Marion Benich who has left for a visit to eastern cities A collation was served after play and refreshments.
Mrs. Belle Pearson spends the week in Great Falls for the annual convention of the Spanish War Veterans auxiliary. She is among attendees and participates in the event activities at the convention site.
Mrs. Frank Ham of Anaconda spent yesterday visiting her sister, Mrs. Margaret Kilroy, in Butte, joining friends and relatives at the family gathering and sharing news of the region.
Mrs. O. R. Ellingwood has departed for her country residence near Hamilton to spend the summer season away from the city.
Mrs. James Lyman and Mrs. Roy Larson depart for Jardine to spend the summer months, continuing a family and social travel pattern in the region.
Mr and Mrs George Nelson travel to Katonah New York to stay with Mr and Mrs H L Nelson the brother and sister in law.
Dr and Mrs M C Smetters and Mrs John E Stephenson visited the ranch home of Mr and Mrs A J Davis Jr near Waterloo. They were Sunday guests enjoying a social afternoon at the residence.
Miss Caroline Cochrane, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Cochrane, has returned from Seattle where she graduated from the University of Washington. She will spend the summer in Butte. Accompanying her was Miss Dorothy Pamper of Livingston who left Monday morning for her home.
Mrs P J Brophy Mrs R EF Thomas and daughter Miss Jean and Mrs John R Bartlett returned from the ranch home of Mrs D D Tuohy near Boulder where they spent the week end.
Mrs. R J Garland and colleagues hosted a Columbine division luncheon Tuesday at 2300 South Montana with guests. A columbine centerpiece framed the table as a program by Mrs. J W Scott, Mrs. Elsie Hawks, and Miss Mary Hawks followed the menu. Attendees included Mrs. William Doonan, Mrs. Robert Rundell, Mrs. A J Stewart, and others.
Mr and Mrs J Ryan Gaul presided over a dinner last evening at their West Platinum Street home honoring Mrs Neil Dempsey of Tacoma. Summer flowers graced the table with covers for Mrs Dempsey and her son Neil Dempsey Jr Mr and Mrs John Gaul Mollie Walker Harrington Miss Ellen Gaul Miss Lee Gaul Charles Lavell and the hosts.
Miss Jessie Hauser and Leon Cornaz of East Butte were married at the groom’s brother Charles Cornaz’s home with Rev. S. P. Martin officiating. Attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cornaz. The bride wore navy and carried bride’s roses. A wedding supper followed. The couple plan to settle in the city.
The Butte chapter No. 39 Eastern Star schedules the last summer meeting with a music heavy program. Mrs. Martha Brinck announces dance numbers from Frances Stephens' studio and violin pieces by Esther Finnivnd. Notable selections include Happy New Year Irene Duckham and Showers Gretta Gertrude Boulter with a range of student performers in festive numbers.
Mrs Etta Weinberg leaves for a trip to Chicago to visit relatives and friends and attend the Century of Progress Exposition.
Mrs. B. P. Baxter of the Napton apartments departed Sunday for eastern cities. Before returning she will attend the World's fair in Chicago.
Mr and Mrs J E Henderson of Ore who were guests of Butte friends left yesterday for home. They traveled by motor.
The Bazaar club of Short Memorial Christian church will hold an all day session starting at 10 o clock today at the home of Mrs Ted Rich on Schley street.
Mrs. H. L. Slack returned from Helena where she attended the state convention of the United Spanish War Veterans auxiliary.
Mrs Rose Reilly of Helena is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs William Nettleton there likely in the city area.
At Mountain View church meeting the Women’s Home Missionary Society elected officers for the year Mrs Frank Barry as president Mrs F B Reynolds as vice president Mrs Louis Prater as secretary Mrs F B Price as treasurer and Mrs John Zurfluh as correspondent for Mountain View church duties.
Lulu Ann MacDonald daughter of Ray J. MacDonald is spending a few days at the summer home of Mr and Mrs John E Corette at Swan.
Miss Mary Frances Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs W A Brown has returned from the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston and will spend the summer in Butte.
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