The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • Page 11

MONTANA THE HELENA DAILY INDEPENDENT. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1940 PAOB KLXVtt Ceremony Friday Evening Unites Lois Carol James flnd Albert P. McGaffick At quiet rites performed at the-f home of the bridegroom's parents Friday evening at 6 o'clock, Lois Carol James and Albert Perry McGaffick were united in mariiage. About 25 relatives and friends attended the ceremony at which the Rev. Emil Ziegler of the First Lutheran church officiated.

The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Fred Milner and Mr. McGaffick is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Perry McGaffick, 71G Highland street.

Beautiful floral arrangements in yellow tones, and dainty silver bells were used to decorate the living rooms. For the entrance of the bridal party, Mrs. Darrell Farmer played the traditional wedding inarch. Howard K. Morgan, brother of the bride, gave her hand in marriage.

She wore a street-length gown of black with blue trimming, a small hat with a veil and harmonizing accessories. Her cor sage was of Talisman roses. Miss Kathryn McGaffick, sistei of the bridegroom, the only attendant. Her gown was black with gold nailhead trimming and her coisage was of red roses. Mrs.

Milner, mother of the bride wore a gown of black and gold with a corsage of yellow baby mums, and Mis. McGaffick, mother of the bridegioom, was gowned in forest green velvet with a corsage of white baby mums. ENGAGEMENT IS ANNOUNCED HOUSEHOLD PRODUCTS By P-niald Mason of Toston was the best" man. A buffet style supper was served to the bridal party and ceremony. A low bowl of pink and white blossoms flanked by tall lighted tapers centered the table covered with a lace cloth and set with silver and crystal services.

Mr. and Mrs. McGaffick will be at home to their friends after Dec. 15 at 303 South Rodney street. Mr.

is employed as a special delivery messenger at the Helena postoffice. Among the guests attending the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. George McGaffick, Mr. and Mrs.

Lloyd McGaffick and Miss Joan McGaffick; Mrs. Mary Gioss, Mr. and Mrs. Howard K. Morgan, Mr.

and Mrs. James Klein, and Mrs. Albert Lippert, Mr. and Mis. Darrell Farmer, Miss Doris Wanamaker, Mrs.

Kathryn Curtis, Miss Juanita Button, Miss Betty Jane Mink, Mrs. Agnes Bickmeyer, Master Tommy James, Raymond McGaffick, Frank Bishop, Henry Myrus, Harry Gel- sing, Mr. and Mrs. Perry McGaffick and Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Milner. The bride was honored at a pre- wedding shower last Tuesday evening when Miss Kathryn McGaffick and Miss'Juanita Button entertained a number of friends at the home of Mrs. Lloyd McGaffick. PLAT TO BE PRESENTED AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH THIS EVENING An interesting playlet entitled "In Times Like These" will be presented this (Sunday) evening at 7:30 o'clock hy the Women's Missionary society of the First Christian church. The cast of the play includes Mrs.

Eobeit Andre, Mrs. W. A. Black, Mrs. Chris Sutherland, Mrs.

L. E. Garrison, Mrs. Glen Eeth and Miss Aileen Moody. The-public is invited to attend the performance which is a part of the regular women's day observance.

FIRESIDE MEETING TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY BT BUSINESS WOMEN Citizenship Hour" will be the feature of the fireside meeting to be held Wednesday evening, Dec. by the Business and Professional Women's club at the home of Mrs. Krystyn Kuntz, 608 Madison avenue, at o'clock. Mrs. Phyllis Scott and Miss Nora Hagen will assist Mrs.

Kuntz as hostesses for- the evening. Shell Furniture Polish Shell Solvent Shell Spot Remover Shell Mineral Oil Shell Glass Kleanzit Shell Lighter Fluid Shell Handy Oil Shell Fly Spray KNAPP SERVICE STATION Andersen and Von Dicrk Main at Neil) Phono 104 --Photo by Hough MISS KATHRYN DANCE Mr and Mrs Albert Dance of Townsend announce the engagement of their daughter, Kathryn, to Harry Q. Anders, son of Mayor and Mrs Anders of'Townsend. The wedding will take place Tuesday Dec. 3, at the St.

John's Episcopal church there. HOSPITAL GUILD TO NAME NEW OFFICERS EARLY THIS MONTH Members of the nominating committee of the St. John's Hospital guild will meet Tuesday afternoon, Dec. 3, at the home of Mrs. Edwin Jasmin to nominate new officers and trustees for the guild.

Any member of the organization who desires to make a nomination is requested to.notify the committee members and to present suggestions before the meeting Tuesday. According to the committee, the consent to serve, if elected, must be obtained from the person whose name is submitted as a candidate, and at least two names must be presented for each office. If an insufficient number of names have been presented loathe nominating committee by Tuesday, it will be the duty of the members to secure the necessary candidates. Nominations will be presented and balloted upon at the next regular guild meeting, to be held Dec. 10 at the hospital.

In compliance with the new bylaws of the organization, no person may hold office for more than one year. This year all new officers and tiustees will be elected with the exception of the outgoing president, who will a one-year board member. The elective officers ot the guild are president, first vice president, second vice president, third vice president, lecording secretary, corresponding secietary, treasurer and five trustees, one for a one-yeai term, two for two-year terms and two for three-year terms. Only paid members may vote and hold office. No one may hold office who has been a member for less than one year and no one may be president who has been a member for less than three years.

Mrs. Edwin Jasmin is chairman of the nominating committee and other members are Mrs J. Sado, Mrs. William Moore, Mrs. T.

P. Regan and Mrs. E. B. Benson.

TO APPEAR IN RECITAL Betty Tongren to Appear in Recital Wednesday Eve Mrs. Ray Church- will present Miss Betty Tongren, lyric soprano and one of Helena's most talented young vocalists, In a song recital ol zolor and variety Wednesday evening, Dec. 4, in the Guild hall ot St Peter's procathedral. Miss Tongren, the daughter ol Mr and Mrs. P.

W. Tongren of 219S North Benton avenue, is a graduate of Helena high school and has been studying under Mrs. Church for the past two years. The recital Wednesday evening will mark her musical debut in Helena, although she has appeared frequently a.3 a vocalist oa local elnb programs. Mrs.

Frank Topkins will accompany Miss Tongren at the piano. The program of songs follows: I "Care Selve" (Come, My Beloved) Handel Sunnybeam Schumann "Sonss My Mother Taught "Ave Maria" Schubert II Aria 'The Doll Song' Olfenbicb Irom Talei ol Hoftmtn" HI Solveg's song from "Peer "Jeannle With the Light Brown Hair" Fostei "Maids ol Cadiz" Delibei "Let All My Life Be Music" The public will be welcome to attend the recital, which will begin at 8:30 o'clock. NEWS RECEIVED OF BIBXfl OF SON TO FORMER HELENA COUPLE Captain and Mrs. A. 0.

Connor of Fort Lewis, are the parents of a son born Wednesday morning, Nov. 27, according to word received here. Mrs. Connor is the former Mise Betty Stewart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

James H. Stewart ot Helena. Captain Connor is the son ot Mrs. Ollia Connor of Helena. BE An Early Bird--Select a Quality Gift Reasonably Priced! Quality Jewelry and Musical Instruments 30 West Sixth Ave.

CHRISTMAS IS COMING! Fullei Biistlecomb Hair Brushes, men ana women, hoys and girls Reduced prices! New matched sets. Other items, "Please call me tip'--(any time)! GIDEON S. PITTS, Helena "FULLER BRUSH MAN" WANDA HOLSCLAW, EVERETT REAL WED AT ANACONDA Mr. and Mrs. J.

R. Holsclaw of Helena announce the marriage of their daughter, Wanda, to Everett Real. The wedding took place Saturday, Nov. 16, at Anaconda. Mr.

and Mrs. Real will make their home in Helena. HELENA STUDENT RECEIVES HONOR AT COLLEGE IN WASHINGTON Ashton O'Donnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. O'Donnell of Helena, was among the 15 pledges tapped last Tuesday by the Dramatic club at Whitman college in Walla Walla, Wash. Selection was made on the basis of competitive acting tryouts held Nov. 14. O'Donnell also holds the major lead of "Mr.

in "What a Life," first major production of the year to be presented at a theater in Walla Walla Friday evening under the auspices of the sophomore class. ST. PETER'S HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION MEMBERS TO MEET THURSDAY (Robe This CHRISTMAS Of course you know her well enough to give her a lovely robe, and what gift could possibly please her more? 0 Quilted Satins, Taffetas and VcKets Brocaded Taffetas Cloverlj Fashioned Clicnillrs Ro1)es of Crush ccl PInsli Soft Fluff Styles There are plaids, stripes and gay floral patterns in all the most wanted Colorings. L. The regular December meeting of the St.

Peter's Hospital association will be held next Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at Perkins House, 510 North Logan sheet. Miss Dorothy Iloman, laboratory technician at the hospital, will be the principal speaker. All members of the association are urged to attend the meeting. Further plans for the annual Charity ball, which will be an event of Jan. IS, 1941, will he discussed.

PARISH PARTY SPONSORED BY TWO GUILDS SET FOR, NEXT SATURDAY EVENING The Junior guild and the St. Catherine's guild of St. Petei's procathedral have announced plans for a "frolic" party to be held next Saturday evening, Dec. 7, at the palish hall. All the young people of the parish are invited to attend the affair.

Dancing will be enjoyed and games will be played. Candy booths and a iorlune telling booth are to be featured at the bazaar, and home made cake, ice cream and coffee wijl be served. LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON Mrs. Kester Kreig, daughter of Mrs. Willard Soper, left on the Northern Pacific Friday morning for Olympia, to join her husband, who is stationed with the national guard at Camp Lewis.

PAST NOBLE GRAND CIRCLE TO HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTY Tho Past Noble Grand circle will meet at the I.O.O.F. temple Tuesday evening, Dae. 3, at 8 o'clock. Mrs. Mary Mundt, Mrs.

Ada Wickersheim and Mrs. S. A. Douglas will be the hostesses. After the meeting the members will be entertained at a Christmas party when small gifts will be exchanged.

PRESBYTERIAN WOMEN'S DIVISION MEETINGS TO BE THIS WEEK Five divisions of the Presbyterian Women's association will meet in legular session this week. Mrs. R. W. Morris will be hostess to the members of Division 7 at her home, 519 Logan street, tomorrow evening, Dec.

2, at 8 o'clock, and Mrs. E. H. Nelson will be assisting hostess. Other scheduled meetings are as follows: Division 1 will meet Tuesday afternoon, Dec.

3, at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mis. S. V. Stewart, 504 Dearborn avenue, with Mrs. W.

A. Baker and Mrs. William McClatchey as assisting hostesses. Division 2 will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at the home of Mis. A.

J. Roberts, 610 North Warren street. Mrs. F. W.

Akins and Mis. S. L. Kleve will assist. Division 3 will be entertained by Mrs.

Theo Underseth at her home, 800 Breckenridge street, at 2 3 0 o'clock Tuesday afternoon and Mrs. L. R. Kincaid will he assisting hostess. The regular meeting of Division 4 will be held Tuesday afternoon, Dec.

3, instead of next Tuesday, Dec. 10, as previously planned. Mrs Archie Bray will be hostess to the members at 2:30 o'clock at her home on Dearborn and Euclid, and Mrs. F. C.

Merrill will be the assisting hostess. fhoto by DcWalt MISS BETTY TONGREN Mrs Ray Church will present Miss Tongren, lyiic sopiano in a recital Wednesday evening, Dec. 4. in the guild hall at St. Peters Episcopal pro-cathedral.

Miss Tongren has studied music under Mrs. Chuicn for the past two years. THALIA GUILD WILL MEET WITH MRS. ANDERSON TUESDAY AFTERNOON Mrs. C.

R. Andeison will be hostess at her home, 421 West Lawience sheet, to the membeis of the Thalia guild of St. Paul's Methodist church at their regular meeting Tuesday afteinoon, Dec. 3, at 2:30 o'clock. Following the business session, Miss Jeanne Tellier of the Eddy bakery will give a demonstration on making fancy sandwiches.

Assisting hostesses for the afternoon will he Mrs. L. C. Hicks and Mrs. Jack Lavelle.

MRS. F. E. RILEY NAMED PRESIDENT OF PAST MATRONS Mrs. F.

E. Riley was elected president of the Past Matrons, Order of the Eastern Star, at Ihe group's regular meeting held last Monday evening at lire home of Mrs. Z. P. Melhorn.

Other officers named were Mrs. May Bartos, first vice president, Mrs. C. J. Dousman, second vice president, and Mrs.

L. H. Jorud, secretary-treasurer. Mrs. Riley succeeds Mrs.

Alta Carsley as president and has served for the past year as fiist vice president. Mrs. Bartos has been second vice president, and the letiiing sec- retary-treasuier is Mrs. Hairy B. Schaefer.

The group will not hold a meeting during the month of December. At the fiist meeting in January, the new officeis will be installed and there will be initiation of two junior past mations, it was announced. WEDDING OF INTEREST ANNOUNCED AT SEATTLE Mrs. Ida Egan, popular Seattle civic woiker, and A. P.

Bunt, superintendent of land and iirigation for the Montana Power company, will be manisd this evening at the Plymouth Congregational chinch in Seattle, according to an announcement made there last week. The couple will make their home at Great Falls, following a wedding trip of five or six weeks tlnough southern states, Mexico and Cuba PARENT-TEACHKR COUNCIL TO MEET TOMORROW The regular meeting ot the city Paient-Teacher council will be held tomorrow afteinoon, Dec. 2, at 2.30 o'clock in the administration building Miss Ethel Dietiich, i school nurse, i a general leview of the annual summer of pre-school childien. Membeis of the council meet In executive session once each month. NEWS RECEIVED HERE OF ENGAGEMENT OF FORMER RESIDENT Of interest to Helena people is news of the engagement of Miss Kathryn Heisler, daughter ot Mr.

and Mrs. Hugo Heisler of St. Louis, to William G. Koehler, son ot Mr. and Mrs.

Earle Koehler of Detroit, and foimerly of Helena. Mr. Koehler, a nephew of Miss Ruby Ridgeway of Helena and Mrs. Alia Olson of Townsend, was born here and attended schools in the city. The family left Helena about I years ago.

A graduate a-eiouau- tical engineei of Parks Air college, Mr. Koehler is employed at the Vega An plane company in Glendale, a i where the couple plan to be mairied. The engagement was announced Friday afteinoon, Nov. 22, when Miss Heisler eiiteitained 50 guests at a delightful tea at her home in St. Louis.

Upon enteiing the Heia- Icr home, guests received a lose from a white wicker basket, oma- menled with a huge i satin bow. To the rose a scroll was attached bearing the iusciiption, Kay and Bill, Dec. S. In the leceiving line with Miss Heisler weie her mother, Mis Hugo Heisler, and Mr. Kceliler's inothei, Mis.

Eaile Koehler. The bride-to-be a i a a of the Belleville TownMiip high school at St. Louis. DINNER MEETING OF ROTANA CLUB TO BE TUESDAY EVENING Members of the Helena Rotana club will gather at Eddy's Drive-Inn for their regular dinner meeting Tuesday evening, Dec. 3, at 6:30 o'clock.

Mrs. Sarah Jacobus and Miss Virginia Horkan will be hostesses for the evening. Spencer A garment guaranteed to hold shape as long as It can bs worn. IVA E. REINDLE PIANO TUNING Repairing, Regulating Norman Pfeiffer Pfeiffer Studios Telephone "It's the Inner Preserrei tit FLORENCE CRITTENTON HOME CIRCLE MEETING TO BE NEXT FRIDAY The board of directors of the Helena Woman's club will be hostesses al the regular meeting of the Florence Crittenton Home circle rext Friday afternoon, Dec.

at the home, 22 Jefferson street Mrs. M. P. Moe will be chairman of the committee in charge of the program and entertainment for the afternoon. The meeting will begin at 2:30 o'clock and visitors will be welcome to attend.

HELENA GIRL IS MEMBER OF COLLEGE COMMITTEE Miss Dorothy Ann Jacoby, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geoige F. Jacoby, 020 Fioweree street, was a member of the publicity committee for the annual Charity ball which, was held at Saint Marj's college, Notre Dame, at South Bend, Friday evening, Nov. 29, ac- sording to word received here.

CHANCEL GUILIJ WILL MEKT WITH MRS. K. M. J'EPNER' The December bubinesd and social session of the Chancel guild of St. Pelei's, procathedral i be held Monday afternoon, Dec.

2, at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. K. M. Kepner, 324 Clark street. Mrs.

C. C. Wiight will be the as- sistng hostess. Tho business meeting be followed by a social hour and refresn- ments wlll.be sened. PRICE SALE COATS These luxurious, warm winter coats are going for less thaa cost.

Imagine being able to buy a quality coat in the newest style for less than cost before Christmas. Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday Every Coat Goes for One-Half Price, Less Than Cost! WERE $13,95 $22,95 $29,95 $39,95 NOW $6,95 $11,50 $14.95 $19.95 Sizes It to -12. No Returns or Exchanges The STYLE SHOP 3') West Gth CHANGE OF RESIDENCE Dr. and Mrs. William F.

Cashmore and family have moved from 037 Logan street to the R. F. McLaren home at 831 Broadway and will reside there for winter. VISITORS FROM DEER LODGE Mrs. J.

L. Nelson had as guests from Deer Lodge last Monday Mrs. John Steinberger, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Steinberger and Robert Steinberger, who has recently registered with the N.Y.A.

in Helena. MISS VIRGINIA EXT ERTA IN MEMBERS OF CARNELIAN CLUB Miss Virginia Woods was hostess to members of the Carnelian club of the Fiist church at their regular business and social session Wednesday evening. Miss Marjorie Wentwoith was the co-hostess. After a short business meeting, Miss Jean Tinker entertained with several readings. Games were plaved and refreshments served at a close of the evening.

CHILDREN'S NEEDS GROUP TO MEET MONDAY NIGHT Mrs. W. J. Garrity will entertain the members of the children's needs committee of the St. John's hospital guild at their regular meeting tomorrow evening, Dec.

2, at her home, 418 Eleventh avenue. Assisting hostess for the evening will be Mrs. M. J. Sado.

OFFICERS TO HE ELKC'I M) BY NAVY CLUB New i i to ne foi coming year i be plected by Hie Helena Navy Motheis' at i regular meeting tomoirow attei- uoon, Dec 2 The meeting, to take place in the Y. W. A. dub will begin at 1.30 o'clock, and the hoblesbes i be Mrs I a Noel and Mrs. i Following the business se-sion, the club's a a i a a i will be enjoyed A BOOK I TO MEET THIS WEI'K Mrs A i i i of Eniesl i i i i i a i new fiction i "For Whom Bell Tolls," al the regular meeting of the Wednesday Book club, Dec 4.

at the Y. C. A At the me-eting. i took place Nov. 20, Mii.

d. C. i lew eel A. Hulchin'-on'b "The! Fire in the Wood DECEMBER A I OF WOMAN'S CLl ii TO BE THURSDAY AFTERNOON The geneial business meeting of all the departments of the Helena Woman's club will be held next Thursday afternoon. Dec.

5, at the Y. W. C. A at 2 30 o'clock. All new membeis of the club are especially requested to attend the meeting, Mrs.

A. J. Goodall, president, announced last week. Additional Society News On Page 16. HE Curtin Gift Shop points with pride to the fact that the handkerchiefs offered aie the nicest to be found in this city, make the ideal personal I Christmas Gift.

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