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SECTION THE SUNDAY MISSOULIAN SOCIETY NEWS MISSOULA, MONTANA, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 27, 1941. Many Weddings Keep Missoula Society on Move BETWEEN breezes showers Missoula and society endeavored to function this week. It was not a big week, even as Summer weeks go, but what events there were served to fill the hours of what otherwise could have been a languorous period. Out-of-door activity increased as indoor life became a bit more irksome. Lawn events, picnics and travel claimed their share of popularity.

But there is no diminution in the number of weddings as the Summer days slip away. They serve to brighten a picture that otherwise shows a bit of the drab. The July brides are just as numerous and just as attractive as were those of June. Leave for Chicago. Mr.

and Mrs. Eugene L. Lopez and Mr. and Mrs. John Tarwain left Thursday for Chicago after a visit with Mr.

and Mrs. Ira E. Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. M.

F. Thompson. Mrs. Lopez is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Thompson. Mr. Lopez is a member of the State University faculty of Urbana, Ill. Mr. Tarwain is a coach at the University of Illinois.

Picnic Supper Party. Mrs. Rhea Strawn entertained at a lawn picnic supper Tuesday evening for Mrs. Margaret Sterett of Los Angeles. Supper was served at 7 o'clock to Mrs.

Sterett and daughters, Peggy and Dorothy; A Miss Helen Stoddard, Miss Bess Stoddard, Mrs. Hugh Bullard, Miss Gladys Peterson of Washington, D. Mrs. Richard Hale, Mrs. Harold Moffett, Miss Mayme Robson, Miss Helen Robson, Miss Irma Johnson, Miss Florence Irving, Miss Ann Webster and the hostess.

California Visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Smith and family and Miss Alpha Smith of San Pedro, are house guests this week of Mrs.

F. D. Montgomery on South Second street, west. Mr. Smith and Miss Smith are brother sister of Mrs.

Montgomery. They are also visiting their brother, Earl E. Smith, of this city. Mr. is captain of the fire department in Los Angeles and Miss Smith is connected with the News Pilot of San Pedro.

Visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Garrison Great Falls visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

T. H. McDowell on East Front street during the past week. Mr. Garrison is a member of the Great Falls Leader staff.

Clarence Diermann of Eureka and daughter, Mrs. Granville Lyons, of Chewelah, visited at the McDowell home during the week. Mr. and Mrs. McDowell spent last week-end at Eureka as guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Diermann. Thursday afternoon, Mr. and Mrs. McDowell, Mr.

and Mrs. A. L. Riefflin and son, Bobby, motored to Superior, where they visited Emil Riefflin. Mr.

Riefflin is proprietor of the Mineral County pharmacy. At Seeley Lake. friends Mrs. E. at a C.

luncheon Mulroney at entertained mer home at Seeley lake Wednesday afternoon. Bridge and swimming were the diversions after the luncheon hour. Visits Sister. Miss Mary Hoyt of Golden, is the house guest of her sister, Mrs. E.

L. Larison, at the Watson apartments. Miss Hoyt is librarian at the Colorado School of Mines in Golden. Washington Visitor. Miss Ruth O'Neill of Washington, D.

is visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. L. Olson, on Blaine street and with her father, James D. O'Neill.

Last week Miss O'Neill visited her brother, J. Alden O'Neill, at Pasco, Wash. Miss O'Neill, who is employed by the U. S. Internal Revenue department, will return to Washington next Wednesday, Entertains at Picnic.

Miss Donna Faye Spurling entertained at a picnic up the Blackfoot Thursday evening for her cousin, Miss Marian Brown, of Chester, who came to Missoula to make her home with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Spurling on Keith avenue.

Following the picnic supper games were enjoyed at Miss Spurling's home by Mrs. Wallace Brennan, Miss Nora McCartan, Miss Lucille Small, Miss Catherine Mead, Misses Sue and Barbara Wilkinson, Mrs. James Reynolds, Mrs. Larry Merkt, Mrs. Jack Dunn, Miss Brown and the hostess.

Farewell Luncheon. The F. A. club of the forestry department entertained at a luncheon in the Mayfair room of the Hotel Florence Saturday honoring Mike Skones, Miss Louise Ford, Miss Orpha Ayers, Mr. and Mrs.

Art Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Larsen, and Kenneth Smith, all of whom are leaving Missoula soon.

Places were marked for 45 guests. Garden City Principals in Home and Church Weddings Garden city brides are, top row, left to right: Mrs. Rae C. Greene who was Miss Virginia Brodie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

J. E. Brodie of 245 South Fourth street, west; Mrs. David Bays who was Miss Betty Mae Weitzel, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

George Weitzel of 200 Cottonwood street; Mrs. Willis Bedard who was Miss Margaret Ella Johnston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. E.

Johnston of 819 Oak street; Mrs. Edward Beebe who was Miss Elsie Tracer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Tracer of Orchard Homes; Mrs. Norman L.

Olson who was Miss Dee Eleanor Sarff, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Sarff of Staples, and, bottom row, left to right: Mrs.

John Stiver who was Miss Rosemary Deegan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Deegan of 1002 Phillips street; Mrs.

Adolph Still who was Miss Yetta Hiemstra, daughter of James Hiemstra of Saskatoon, Canada, and Mrs. Joe Root, who was Miss Bernice Worden of this city. Miss Brodie Becomes Bride Of Rae Greene at Ceremony Miss Virginia Brodie, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Brodie of 245 South Fourth street, west, and Rae Clayben Greene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Edward Greene of Chicago, were married at the bride's parents' home at 11 o'clock Monday morning, July 21, twenty-fourth anniversary wedding date of Mr. and Mrs.

Brodie. Rev. Harvey Baty of the University school of religion performed the ceremony before an improvised altar arranged before triple windows banked with greenery and salmon pink and white gladioli. Satin ribbons formed the aisle from the stairway to the altar. Miss Lorna Lavin was maid of honor and Fred Higgins attended the groom.

Miss Maribeth Kitt rendered violin selections, including "Because," "I Love You Truly" and the "Wedding March" from Lohengrin. The bride chose a white marquisette afternoon dress designed on princess lines with leg-0-mutton sleeves. felt halo hat and white accessories. Her corsage was of gardenias. Miss Lavin, maid of honor, wore a blue redingote ensemble with white picture hat and accessories.

corsage was of Sweetheart roses. Mrs. Brodie wore a navy redingote with white pique lapels and trim and navy accessories with a corsage of Sweetheart roses. Surprise Party. Members of the Trinity Friendship club surprised Mrs.

O. A. Mace at her new home on Alder street Wednesday afternoon. The guests presented Mrs. Mace with a lovely gift for her new home.

A collation was served at tea hour and conversation was the diversion. Present were Mrs. Mace, Mrs. E. A.

Lindquist, Mrs. Monroe Watters, Mrs. Claude Treece, Mrs. J. E.

Halterman, Mrs. Carl Sorenson, Mrs. J. T. Walford, Mrs.

W. J. Dickson, Miss Roberta Dickson, Mrs. Harold Beardsmore, Mrs. Bessie TidMrs.

Forrest Hiday and Mrs. Frank Birrer. No-Host Luncheon. Members of Sigma Kappa sorority enjoyed a no-host luncheon Tuesday noon at the Cafe Montmartre. Seated at the prettily-appointed table were Mrs.

William Belangie, Miss Betty Chidley, Miss Dorothy Parsons, Miss Mary Lee of Spokane, Mrs. J. K. Midgett, Mrs. J.

M. Wells, Miss Marjorie Mumm, Mrs. Ralph Y. McGinnis, Mrs. J.

G. Griffith, Mrs. Millicent Berger, Miss Ruth Gormley, Miss Jane Stevenson, Mrs. Willis Bedard and Mrs. Wade Lee.

Shaw-Field. Of interest to Missoula friends was the marriage recently, in Racine, of Miss Pansie Shaw of Melstone, State University graduate, and Harry J. Field. formerly of Melstone and now of Racine. The bride taught in the high schools in Melstone and Three Forks before her marriage.

Mr. Field studied mechanical engineering at Montana State College and attended a trade school in Chicago. He is now a machinist for a tractor company in Racine where the couple is at home at 833 College avenue. The immediate family of the groom attended the wedding. Return From Visit.

Mrs. Carl Dragstedt and daughter, Charlene, returned Monday from Lewistown, where they visited with Mrs. Dragstedt's father, H. B. Gibson, Twenty Fifth Anniversary Is Observed by Vallances Mr.

and Mrs. R. E. Vallance served their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary at their home up the Rattlesnake Sunday at an open house between the hours of 4 and 8 o'clock when more than seventyfive guests called. A four -tiered wedding cake adorned the service table.

Mrs. Vallance was assisted by Francis Milburn, her sister; Mrs. V. S. Hertz of Deer Lodge, sister of Mr.

Vallance: Mrs. Vallance of Hamilton, and Mrs. She law Claude Milburn. A family dinner was also enjoyed at 2 o'clock when places were marked for Mr. and Mrs.

Vallance, Compliment Mrs. Larsen. Mrs. N. H.

Larsen, who is leaving soon to make her home in Bozeman, was complimented many social affairs by her friends and rom clubs during recent days. Miss Mary Parisel entertained at the home of Mrs. Matilda Thornton on East Front street Thursday at a dessert bridge honoring Mrs. Larsen. Guests were Mrs.

Larsen, Mrs. Frank Grady, Mrs. Clarence Coyle, Mrs. Claud Herring, Mrs. J.

C. Hawke, Mrs. Floyd Hober, Mrs. Loraine LaPorte and Miss Marian Brown. Score favors were awarded to Mrs.

LaPorte and Mrs. Coyle and a gift was presented to the honor guest. Saturday evening a surprise nohost dinner at 7 o'clock at the Happy Bungalow complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Larsen was given by Mr.

and Mrs. Grady, Mr. and Mrs. Herring, Mr. and Mrs.

Hober, Mr. and Mrs. John Coey of Helena, Allan Thompson and Miss Marian Brown. Dancing was enjoyed after the dinner hour. Mrs.

R. J. Fremou entertained her sewing club Tuesday afternoon at her home on Woodworth avenue, honoring Mrs. Larsen. A handkerchief shower was tenMrs.

Larsen, Mrs. Grady, Mrs. E. J. dered Mrs.

Larsen. Guests were Conley, Mrs. Herring, Mrs. Fred Wilfong, Mrs. Jack Pearson and Mrs.

Carl Estes. Tuesday evening Mrs. J. C. Hawke entertained her card club, honoring Mrs.

Larsen, at her home on Evans avenue. Mrs. Fred Wilfong and Mrs. Jack J. Pearson were co-hostesses at a garden supper on Vine street on Wednesday evening in honor of Mrs.

Larsen. Those enjoying the hostesses' hospitality were Mrs. Larsen, Mrs. Donald Aldrich, Mrs. Michael Mansfield, Mrs.

W. P. Hillman, Mrs. LaPorte, Miss Brown, Mrs. Hober, Miss Parisel, Mrs.

Hawke, Mrs. F. E. Thieme, Mrs. H.

H. Cushman, Mrs. L. R. Shortt, Mrs.

O. K. Estes, Herring, Mrs. Coyle, Mr. Fremou, Mrs.

Harry Pearson of Wallace, Idaho, Mrs. Conley, Mrs. Grady and Miss Marie Hopkins of Pocatello, Idaho. Shower for Bride. Mrs.

Dave Bays, who was Miss Betty Mae Weitzel before her recent, shower marriage, was Wednesday complimented afternoon by Mrs. M. A. Schrock, Mrs. A.

S. Getchell and Mrs. R. E. Anshutz at Mrs.

Schrock's home on Harrison street. Invited to be with Mrs. Bays were Mrs. George Smith, Mrs. Dick Fluto, Mrs.

Sam West, Mrs. Otto Roundy, Glen Ball, Mrs. Sam Meyers, Laverne Russell, Mrs. Clyde Long, Mrs. Orval Keath, Mrs.

Ralph Starr, Mrs. N. Plummer, Mrs. Patton, Mrs. Edgar York, Mrs.

B. McGuire, Mrs. Elmer Kelly, Mrs. Ed Ashenbrenner, Mrs. Ed Sharp, August Zadra, Mrs.

Everett Smith. Mrs. Elmer Luce, Mrs. Byron Luce, Ronald Alley, Mrs. Riley Muir, Herbert Guettler, Mrs.

J. Mrs. Dauven, Mrs. Gerald Sullivan, Mrs. Dan Rice, Matt, John Brauer, Mrs.

Gaustad, Mrs. Georse, Mrs. Mike Pappas, Mrs. Jim McClellan, Mrs. John Pappas, Mrs.

Elmer Green, Mrs. Peter Pappas, Mrs. Charles Foster, Mrs. Lorene Coultas, Mrs. Henry Beebe, Mrs.

Jim Colvin, Mrs. Haverty, Mrs. Ira Smoot. Mrs. Neeley, Mrs.

Harry Stemple, Mrs. Charles Fuchs, Mrs. Earl Bartholomew, Mrs. Frank Roedl, Mrs. Anna Baker, Mrs.

K. B. Frye, Mrs. Fritz Frey, Mrs. Turray, Elliott, Mrs.

Horace Green, Elmer Tundenberger, Mrs. Cap Evans, Mrs. Gus Jordon, Mrs. George Weitzel, Mrs. Maude Boyer, Mrs.

Billy Boyer, Mrs. D. Cobb, Mrs. Tom Tomlinson. Mrs.

Clyde Headley, Miss Edna West. Miss Norma Meyers, Miss Muriel Ball, Miss June Long, Miss Dora Ellen Thomas, Miss Marian Headley, Miss Agnes Shea, Mrs. Marie Shea, Miss Lucy Taylor, Miss Agnes Sullivan, Miss Katherine Baker. Miss Esther Bieritz, Miss Ruth Bieritz and Miss Vernice Ann Sullivan. Prizes were awarded to Mrs.

Headley, Mrs. Rice and Mrs. Maude Farewell Picnic. Mr. and Mrs.

Alto Gimble, who are leaving Missoula soon, were complimented at a surprise picnic at Montana Power park this week. Enjoying the picnic supper were Dr. and Mrs. Eddy Godbout, Mr. and Mrs.

Patrick Magee and family, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Poe, Miss Nettie Galland, Miss Elaine Crichton, Mr. and Mrs. James Orr and sons, Mrs.

Stadler and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Schak and family, Odie Malone and Lacklan Lennox. Music and games were enjoyed during the evening. Central Community Club.

Members of the Central Community club enjoyed their annual picnic Monday evening at Greenough park. Games and contests furnished the diversion. Mr. and Mrs. S.

J. Vallance and daughter, Persus, Miss Shirley Ann Vallance, John Vallance, father of Mr. Vallance, Mr. Mrs. T.

W. Skelton, brother and sister-inlaw of Mrs. Vallance, all of Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. V.

S. Hertz and son, John, of Deer Lodge, Mr. and Mrs. T. W.

Skelton, of Clinton, and 1 Miss Florence Vallance. Lovely gifts of silver were presented to Mr. and Mrs. Vallance. ried in Hamilton and have Mr.

and Mrs. were marVallance, been residents of Missoula for 18 years. They are the of three children, Dorothy, Florence and Robert. For Kathryn Flannery. Miss Kathryn Flannery, daughter of Mrs.

Hazel Flannery, who returned to Washington, D. Wednesday after vacation in Missoula, was complimented at several affairs while here. Among the parties given was 8. dinner tendered by Miss Marie Ray last Tuesday evening. Guests included Miss Margaret Dunstan, Miss Isabelle Messer, Miss Lois Lemire, Miss Margaret Wheelbarger, Mrs.

Margaret Schipporeit, Miss Marian Flannery and the guest of honor. Mrs. Schipporeit entertained for Miss Flannery at her home on Locust street Thursday evening at a party. Guests were Miss Dorothy Truxler, Mrs. George Ruffcorn, Mrs.

Wilfred Lemieux, Miss Shirley Timm, Miss June Willis, Miss Dunstan and the honor guest. A picnic was given by Miss Dunstan Friday evening for Miss Flannery. Guests were Miss Helen Stewart, Miss Gertie Kinsella, Miss Messer and Mrs. Schipporeit. Mrs.

J. A. Lemire entertained at a family picnic Wednesday evening, at which Miss Flannery was honor guest. Miss Deegan and J. Stiver Take Vows at Nuptial Mass Miss Rosemary Deegan, of Mr.

and Mrs. W. S. 1002 Phillips street, and John W. Stiver, son of Mrs.

Frank Birrer, exchanged vows at 7:15 o'clock mass Saturday, July 19, at the St. Francis Xavier church. Rev. Henry Blackmore, S. officiated before an altar decorated with baskets of Regal lilies and other white flowers.

Miss Josephine Bugli rendered the nuptial music. Miss Kathryn Deegan of Bozeman, sister of the bride, was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Miss Margaret Moran and Miss Eileen Deegan, sister of the bride. Henry Pissot attended the groom and the ushers were Larry Smith and Fritz Thibodeau. The bride chose a gown of white duchess satin with lace insets fashioned on princess lines and extending into a train. Her finger-tip length veil of tulle was caught by a tiara of orange blossoms.

She carried an arm bouquet of white lilies. Her maid of honor wore a floor length gown of blue silk jersey designed with three-quarter length sleeves and a full skirt. She wore a gold Juliet cap gold slippers. Both bridesmaids wore pink marquisette gowns trimmed with lace. They wore silver Juliet caps and silver slippers.

All the attendants Enjoyable Steak Fry. Members of Omicron chapter of Beta Sigma Phi enjoyed a steak fry up Pattee canyon Monday evening. Miss Esther Johnson, a member of the Miles City chapter who is attending Montana State University this summer, was a guest. Plans were made other outdoor activities to be given during the summer months. The next regular meeting will be held in the Hotel Florence Monday when Miss Molly Clasbey and Miss Irma Lu Heaton will be in charge of the meeting.

Engagement Announced. Mrs. Hazel J. Lower of Judith Gap announces the engagement of her daughter, Elloine, to Marvin Burreson, son of Mr. and Mrs.

M. O. Burreson of 244 South Third street, west. The wedding is to be July 29. For Miss Adele Cohe.

Miss Adele Cohe, bride-elect of August, was complimented at a towel shower and bridge party by Mrs. Stephanie Perrior at home on Woodworth avenue Thursday evening. Guests invited to be with the bride-elect were Mrs. G. D.

Shallenberger, Miss Winifred Bridges, Miss Torje Griffin, Miss Alice Griffin, Miss Nell Curtis, Miss Cathryn Flynn, Miss Lorraine Owens, Miss Leona Mumedy and Miss Mary Lou Hornberger. For August Brides. Mrs. F. G.

Dratz, Mrs. Donovan Worden and Mrs. W. N. King were hostesses at a buffet luncheon and miscellaneous shower at Mrs.

Dratz' home on Stephens avenue Friday afternoon for three August brides, Miss Alison Merriam, Miss Margaret Minty and Miss Mary Alice Dickson. Mrs. Harold High presided at the coffee urn. A centerpiece pink sweet peas adorned the table. Thirty were invited to be with the honor guests.

For Miss Stillings. A dinner party was given Wednesday evening for Miss Kay Stillings by her mother, Mrs. F. A. Stillings, at their home on Mount avenue.

Miss Stillings is leaving Saturday for Newark, N. where she will serve a year's interneship as student dietitian at Beth Israel hospital. Seated with Miss Stillings were Miss Jean Newquist, Miss Edine Peterson, Miss Lauretta Elder, Miss Effiellen Jeffries, Miss Joyce Hovland, Miss Rose Marie Bourdeau, Mrs. Harley Beasley of Hamilton, the honor guest and the hostess. Bridge was enjoyed and Miss Bourdeau and Miss Peterson were recipients of score favors.

Honor Mrs. Clapp. Mrs. Francis Clapp, recent bride, was complimented at a linen shower Friday evening by Mrs. Anthony McCune, at her home at Sacajawea lodge.

Guests invited to be with Mrs. Clapp were Mrs. Lloyd Zimmerman, Mrs. Frank Stanton, Miss Prudence Clapp, Miss Carlobelle Button, Miss Anne Reese, Miss Veronica McCune, Mrs. Charles Buls, Miss, Janet Ottman, Miss Virginia Wilcox, Mrs.

William Wagner, Miss Betty Gilmartin, Mrs. James Meyers, Mrs. Randolph Jacobs, Mrs. W. E.

Marquardt of Rochester, and the hostess. For Mrs. G. F. Peterson.

Mrs. G. F. Peterson, who is leaving to make her home in California, was complimented by the Zeta guild of the Presbyterian church at a farewell party at her home, Monday evening. Forty members and friends presented Mrs.

Peterson with buttons for her button collection. Mrs. Peterson has been a member and patroness of Zeta guild for many years. Refreshments were served to Mrs. D.

E. Jackson, Mrs. A. Melchior, Mrs. R.

D. Kizer, Mrs. E. H. Barnwell, Mrs.

A. E. Carson, Mrs. Edward Blahnik, William Jones, Mrs. J.

D. Lovely, Mrs. Eva Van Dorn, Mrs. Eva Orvis, Mrs. C.

N. Whitney, Mrs. M. J. Wilcomb, Mrs.

Maude Teagarden, Mrs. Donovan Worden, Mrs. Kathryn Hinman, Mrs. L. D.

Ambrose, Mrs. Julia Fergus, Mrs. Earl Helms, Mrs. Robert Young, Mrs. A.

E. Lister, Mrs. Graybeal, Mrs. Dudley Brown, Mrs. Theodore Lentz, Mrs.

Walter Ericson. Misses Mamie and Willard, Miss Ruth Kellogg, Miss Edith MacDonald, Miss Beatrice Nollman, Miss Nan Lewis, Miss Gertrude Moody, Misses Vera and Mabel Brunner, Miss Mina Carr. Misses Audrey and Lela Kitt. Misses Clem and Adele Gros, Miss Ruth Hinman and Miss Gladys Smithson. Mrs.

Darrow. Miss Betty Barnes and Mrs. C. A. Barnes entertained Friday evening at their home on South Fourth street, west.

at a 7:30 o'clock dessert bridge complimenting Mrs. Douglas L. who has left to make her Seattle. Darrow, Attractive bouquets of snapdragons adorned the prettily-appointed tables at which were seated Mrs. Darrow, Mrs.

O. W. Walford. Mrs. Ryland Walford, Mrs.

Ainsley Darrow, Mrs. Sanford Durrant. Mrs. Walter Johnson, Mrs. Del McCune.

Mrs. Charles Thornton, Helms, Miss Kathryne Borg and the hostesses. Mrs. Walford and Mrs. Helms were the recipients of score favors and a lovely gift was presented to the -honor.

A reception was held at the bride's parents' home after the ceremony when intimate friends were guests. A three-tiered wedding cake adorned the service table at which Mrs. Dickinson, Mrs. Fred Wilfong Milne Wand presided. A centerpiece of roses and sweet peas decorated the table.

Mr. and Mrs. Greene left immediately after the reception for Flathead lake. They will go through Glacier park and into Canada and return to Great Falls where they will be at home at 205 Twentyninth street. south, where Mr.

Greene is with the state fish and game department as deputy game warden at Great Falls. Mrs. Greene attended schools in Missoula and matriculated at the State University. She is affiliated with Alpha Phi sorority. Mr.

Greene was graduated from the State University this spring in wildlife technology. He was student president this past year and captain of the basketball team. He is a member of Phi Sigma, national honorary biological fraternity, Bear Paw, Silent Sentinel and Central Board. -town guests attending the wedding were Mrs. Harry Booth of Darby, Mrs.

Bud Steinberger of Deer Lodge, Mrs. Jody Stokes of Garrison, Miss Mary K. Mee conda, Mrs. Sam Smith of Salmon, Idaho, and A. F.

Hammesfahr of Chicago, Ill. Women of the Moose. The Missoula chapter of Women of the Moose gathered at Union hall Friday evening with Mrs. Ben Robertson presiding. The Very Rev.

Denis P. Meade was introduced as guest speaker. Rev. Father Meade gave an interesting talk for the benefit of the U. S.

O. after which the members voted to donate $5 to the organization. Among matters discussed at the business session were plans for the banquet Monday night for Francis J. Clohessy of Waverly, N. supreme governor of the Loyal Order of the Moose, and plans for the concession at the Western Montana fair.

The charter was draped in memory of a deceased member, Ida Skarski of Spokane. Mrs. Robertson appointed Mrs. J. M.

Bakker, Mrs. Daisy VanCleave, Mrs. Hezekiah VanDorn. Mrs. Munson and O'Connor as a telephone committee; Mrs.

C. W. Harpster, Mrs. C. F.

Odenwald and Mrs. James Finefrock, investigating committee: Mrs. Mabel Ryan, chairman of kitchen committee. Committee chairmen reporting were Mrs. H.

F. Newman, library: Mrs. Finefrock, Mooseheart, and Mrs. H. C.

Waller, social service. The executive committee served refreshments to about twenty-five members. Merrytimes Club. The Merrytimes club of the Women's Benefit association gathered Friday evening at the home of Mrs. J.

M. Eaheart on West Spruce street. Mrs. Eaheart was assisted by Mrs. C.

A. Dauven. After the business meeting conducted by Mrs. W. O.

Gregory, whist was played and prizes went to Mrs. Anna Clunie, Mrs. Gregory and Mrs. Ann Johnson. Refreshments were served by the hostesses at a late hour to Florence Cook, Mrs.

Ed Selby, Mrs. James Rambo, Mrs. Norman Lovhaug. Mrs. Gregory, Mrs.

Clunie, Mrs. Everett Smith, Mrs. John Pfau, Mrs. Anne Johnson, Mrs. E.

Phil Coulter, Miss Minnie Clunie, and guests including Mrs. W. McChesney. Miss Shirley Eaheart and Miss Kathleen Owens. For Mrs.

McGown. Mrs. Marjorie Anderson was hostess at dinner at the Golden Pheasant and a theater party Monday evening complimenting Mrs. Mary Kroone McGown of Seattle. Guests seated with Mrs.

McGown and Mrs. Anderson were Mrs. Irvine Bennett and Mrs. Charlotte Stone Murphy. carried old-fashioned bouquets of Polyantha roses and sweet peas.

Mrs. Deegan chose a light blue sheer redingote with navy accessories and Mrs. Birrer wore blue and white frock with white accesof roses sories. Both, mothers, wore corsages A breakfast was served at the Coffee Parlor for the families and bridal party. A three-tiered wedding cake, tapers and a bowl of roses decorated the table.

A reception was held. at the bride's parents' home friends relatives of the couple. The bride was graduated from the Sacred Heart academy and the Montana State University. She was employed in Sidney as personnel director of the N. Y.

A. office before her marriage. Mr. Stiver was graduated from Butte high school and is employed by the United States government as quartermaster at Fort Missoula. They will be at home in Missoula.

Immediately after the breakfast and reception they left for Glacier park and Canada. For going-away Mrs. Stivers wore a brown and white cotton sheer suit with white accessories and a corsage of brown daisies. Out-of -town guests were Mrs. Alice Davis and daughter of Whitehall, Ivan Birrer of Sheridan and Mrs.

Mary Jones of Drummond. Peterson-Petersen. Miss Lucille Peterson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Peterson of 145 Brooks street, became the bride of Harry T.

Petersen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Petersen, on Saturday, July 19 at Hamilton. Rev. Earl Saladen performed the ceremony.

The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Martin.

Mrs. Petersen chose a navy blue ensemble with matching accessories and a corsage of roses for her wedding. Both the bride and groom attended Missoula schools. Mr. Petersen is employed by the White Pine Sash company.

They are at home at the Austin apartments. Hiemstra-Still. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Yetta Hiemstra and Adolph F. Still of this city in St. Mary's Episcopal church at Hamilton recently.

Mrs. Still is the daughter of James Hiemstra of Saskatoon, Canada, and has been a resident of Missoula for three years. Mr. Still was graduated from Anaconda high school and attended Montana State University for three years. Mr.

and Mrs. Still are now residing in Idaho where the groom is connected with the force of the department highengineering ways. Missionary Society. The Woman's Missionary Society of the Mission Covenant church met in the church parlors on West Spruce street Wednesday afternoon. Bandages were made and the members sewed on quilts.

Luncheon was served by Mrs. Frank Elliott and Mrs. Monte Edwards. Others present were Mrs. E.

E. Harriott, Mrs. Nels A. Olson, Mrs. James Payson, Mrs.

Roger Hober, Mrs. Helen Rocene. Mrs. Jack Pittinger, Mrs. Don Nichols.

Mrs. Victor Peterson, Mrs. Hintz, Mrs. B. J.

Cainan, Mrs. Andrew Carnes, Mrs. William Cushman and Mrs. I Mary VanHutton. Miscellaneous Shower.

Miss Leona Doney, bride-elect, whose wedding will take place early in August, was given a miscellaneous shower Tuesday evening in the Methodist church parlors by one hundred friends and relatives. Garden flowers were used a profusely and banked about the alcove where the bride's table stood laden with beautiful gifts for her new home. A lace-covered table centered with a bowl of sweet peas in pastel colors was presided over by Mrs. H. W.

Woods. Refreshments, carrying out the same color scheme, were served. A short program with vocal numbers by Mrs. D. A.

Willard was presented. Miss Dorothy Borcherding was the accompanist. Honor Miss Dickson. Miss Mary Alice Dickson, brideelect, was the guest of honor at a given by Mrs. George E.

party, and Miss Margaret Minty at their home on Brooks street, Tuesday evening. During the evening Mrs. Minty announced the engagement of her daughter, Margaret, to Robert Allen Shipley, son of R. C. Shipley of Richmond, Cal.

The announcement was made with cards decorated with silver wedding bells and bearing the names of the couple and the wedding date, which is set for August 11. Court whist was played after which refreshments were served. A shower of lovely gifts were presented to Miss Dickson by her friends. Guests were Miss Dickson, Mrs. W.

J. Dickson, Mrs. F. G. Dratz, Mrs.

Donovan Worden, Mrs. H. G. Merriam. Mrs.

Edgar Wild, Mrs. Ella B. Dickson, Mrs. Harold High, Mrs. Dean Thornton of Lewiston, Idaho, Mrs.

L. N. Jeffries. Mrs. Ralph Dickson, Mrs.

Sylvia Ericson, Mrs. C. A. Dool, Miss Jean Dickson, Miss Phyllis Lytle of Minneapolis, Miss Effiellen Jeffries, Miss Roberta Dickson, Miss Alison Merriam. Miss Maribeth Kitt, Miss Charlotte Dool, Miss Ruth Dickson of Los Angeles, Miss Laila Belle Woods, Miss Joyce Hovland, Miss Mary Lou Minty and the hostesses.

For Miss Beaubien. Boyer. Miss Gemma, Beaubien, who is leaving for Portland. where she will be married to Harry Mercer of Marsh Field, on August 2. was complimented at parties during the week.

Miss Jean Newquist entertained for Miss Beaubien at her home on West Broadway last Wednesday when "cootie" furnished the diversion. Score favors were awarded to Miss Betty Flaherty and Miss Denise Deschamps. Guests invited to be with Miss Beaubien were Mrs. Joe Beaubien, Miss Rose Marie Bourdeau, Miss Betty Flaherty, Miss Edine Peterson, Miss Denise Deschamps and Mrs. George Steinbrenner, Jr.

A no-host dinner was tendered Miss Beaubien Thursday evening at the Happy Bungalow. Personal gifts were given Miss Beaubien by Miss Deschamps, Miss Newquist and Miss Bourdeau. Mrs. J. O.

Beaubien entertained at a farewell dinner for her daughter Sunday. A buffett dinner was enjoyed by Miss Beaubien, Miss Bourdeau, Miss Newquist, Miss PeI terson and Miss Deschamps..