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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1933
Page
9
Poem venerates the western Meadowlark as emblem of content and hope. It celebrates the bird’s song across roadsides and fields, its home beside Mother Earth, and inspires travelers and workers with its cheerful notes and faith in a higher order.
The marriage of Miss Jerrie Staab of Hugo California to John L Geraghty of Butte was solemnized yesterday at the Cathedral in Denver. The bride, educated in Hugo and Denver schools, later studied at Trinity College and served in government offices in Denver. The groom, son of Butte residents, is with the U S Bureau of Investigation in New York City. Attending relatives included the Geraghty and Staab families and Annt Keating of Los Angeles. The couple departed for a motor trip to New York City.
A small group enjoyed a week night weiner roast at the Nine Mile. Attendees included Helen Dreffer Evelyn Bjorgum Helen Bjorgum Charlotte Winters Ruth Hansen Mildred Novak Vivian Larner Katherine Myers Marie Myers and Stanley McDonald. Chaperones were Mrs Marie McDonald and Mrs Helen Preffer.
Highland Girl Scouts troop No 6 held a well attended afternoon at Columbia Gardens with games contests and a luncheon under the trees. The event featured a delightful program and drew a large crowd.
Announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Carl R. Griffith formerly of Butte to Holly M. Howard of Los Angeles. The ceremony was set for June 3 in Los Angeles. Mrs. Howard is the daughter-in-law of Mrs. L. T. Davidson of 317 Dakota Street and has many friends here. Mr. Howard works for the U P railway and they will reside in Los Angeles.
Mrs Roscoe L. Thomas and her daughter have returned from Sea side Oregon where they spent several weeks and are now at their summer home in Hail Columbia Gulch. They attended the University of Washington graduation exercises in Seattle where Miss Betty was graduated.
Miss Helen and Miss Frances Venus daughters of Mr and Mrs Frank Venus of 218 South Jackson street return from Chicago where they attended the Century of Progress exposition.
Mrs Arthur Perham and her daughters Elizabeth and Jean Ann have returned from Missoula where they spent the weekend.
Mrs C A Tout will entertain her card club today at her home. Mrs Charles Strong of Spokane will be a guest. The table will feature colorful summer flowers and covers for the host's guests and club members including Mrs A R McLeod Mrs Walter Keller Mrs James Halford Mrs Roscoe Miller Mrs Jack Waters and Mrs Thomas Holman.
Mrs. Edgar M. Andrieux hosted a luncheon at her home for her card club yesterday afternoon. The table featured colorful summer blooms and was set for Mrs. I. G. Knievel, Mrs. W. B. Elliott, Mrs. Joseph A. Warne, Mrs. G. Pye, Mrs. Lou Frank, Miss Harry Hope, Miss Rose Zobel, members, plus guest Miss Adele Lynne of St. Paul.
Today at Columbia Gardens the Daughters of Scotia host their annual picnic with a luncheon at 1 o'clock followed by a program of sports and diverting events for attendees.
Mr and Mrs J Rosenstein returned from a trip to eastern cities where they attended the Century of Progress exposition.
Mrs. Florence Jordan and her son William returned to their Helena home following a visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Frick in town.
Mrs Roy E Murray and her children Margaret and Roy Jr departed for their summer residence at Flathead Lake.
Mr and Mrs R J Jenkins of Great Falls spent yesterday visiting with friends in the city.
A no host dinner was given at the King hotel in Divide last evening as a pre nuptial compliment to Miss Julietta Ellerson and her fiancé Robert Crangle. Exquisite summer flowers and candles adorned the table with covers for 12.
Mrs. Neil Dempsey and her son Neil Jr were guests at the Gaul households of J. Ryan Gaul and John Gaul before departing to their Tacoma home. The visit involved both families hosting the Dempseys.
Mrs. James Harold Dickson and her son James left for Bozeman to spend the summer with Mrs. Dickson’s parents Mr and Mrs A H Sales.
Geoffrey Clark arrives from Spokane for a visit with his mother Mrs Edna Clark on South Washington Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Holman Jr. have returned from a motor trip to Los Angeles and other California locales. They reported a pleasant journey with sightseeing and fine weather.
Mr and Mrs W C Gallagher hosted a buffet supper last evening at their home. Guests included Mr and Mrs W T Ballard and other couples, with baskets and cut flower arrangements decorating the rooms and bridge providing diversion.
The Butte Rotana club announced a joint picnic with the Helena club at Boulder on July 11. The meeting honored members with birthdays in the first half of the year and featured guest artist Zita Dillon from Seattle. Catherine Downing led the session and Louise Maier received a corsage before leaving for Pennsylvania.
Miss Mildred Jones will arrive today from New York to spend the summer with relatives and friends. She will be accompanied by Marjorie Ross, daughter of Mr and Mrs Stuart Ross of New York, who will join her mother, Mrs Ross, who is visiting with her mother, Mrs Joe Huffman of the Kenwood block.
Miss Margaret Harrington has returned from Los Angeles to spend the summer with her parents Mr. and Mrs. J Harrington at 317 North Alabama street.
In this bridge analysis by £. V. Shepard the bidding sequence ends with North declaring 5 Clubs. Fast leads spades and après a series of finesses and ruffs the declarer finally makes one trick over the contract while the hand shows why clubs were the right declaration and how the play unfolds.
Bathers at West Bay fled as a fully grown deer swam in and joined them. The buck walked along the beach posing for photographers before trotting off into the bushes.
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