The Montana Standard from Butte, Montana • 36

12 MONTANA STANDARD; BUTTE, SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1940. imng Social Activities 7Ji ar City To Great Falls. MRS. C. J.

SWEENEY, the former Miss Esther Brennan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Brennan, 1005 South Main street, widely known Butte residents. The 'wedding was solemnized yesterday morning at St.

Joseph's church. Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney left for a wedding trip, and after November 1, will be at home In Butte. Portrait Mlddleton.

Esther Brennan Becomes a Bride St; Joseph's Church Is Scene of Wedding Ceremony. St. Joseph's church was the MRS. J. D.

FLYY, the former Miss Eileen Winn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Z. L. Winn, 680 West Silver street, whose marriage took place Wednesday morning in St.

Patrick's church. Mr. Flynn is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.

J. Flynn, 1155 West Silver street. Mr. and Mrs. Flynn have left for a wedding tour of Pacific coast cities, and upon their return, will make their home in Butte.

-portrait br wuntoa. 1 Joint Hostesses Entertain Group Officers of W. B. A. Drill Are Selected at Meeting.

Members of the drill team of Silver City review, Women's Benefit association, were entertained during the week with Mrs. Peggy York and Mrs. Genevieve Maxwell, joint hostesses at the home of the former, Election of officers took place with the following results: Mrs. York, president; Mrs. Esther "Wren, 'vice president; Mrs.

Doris Jenkins, secretary; Mrs. Lillian Fisher, treasurer. During the social hour, refreshments were served. An arrangement of early fall flowers 'centered' the table which held covers for Mrs. Montana Foley, Mrs.

Eleanor Keane, Miss Dorothy Young, Mrs. Elsie Young, Mrs. Rosanna Marceau, Mrs. Helen Hastie, Mrs. Esther Wren, Mrs.

Lillian Fisher, Mrs. Mary De-Yott, Mrs. Doris Jenkins, Mrs. Ella May Byrnes, Mrs. Frank Sloan, Mrs.

Edna Rohan, Mrs, Villa Ooolsby and the hostesses. The next meeting of the club will take place Oct. in the home of Mrs. Rohan, 423-A South Dakota street. Club Activities Are Highlights in Social World Tlans Are Being Devel-: oped for a Number of By MABEL FRENCH Society Editor Club news seems to be heading social activities these days.

Members of various organizations are gathering for first fall meetings, discussing new projects and outlining their work for the fall and winter seasons, for during the early autumn season many resident turn to matters intellectual and charitable and plans are being formulated for' numerous events. You. have all heard of the good slogan ''No news is good news" but that doesn't seem to apply to a column for a paper, especially a social column. Well, if people aren't doing very much socially we can only- blame it on the grand fall weather with everyone trying to absorb a little of the warm sunshine to carry on through the long winter months. However this week promises to be filled with numerous informal affairs honoring out-of-town guests, and although it may be the pickling and canning season and it may also be the time to do the fall house-cleaning, when visitors come to "Butte the responsibilities of a household drop like the autumn leaves and everything is done for pleasure of these transients, ior that's Butte hospitality.

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E. are having a rummage sale October 3, 4 and at 313 EAST PARK DR. M. W. LOCKE FAMOUS COMFORT SHOES Special Lasts Smartly Styled Carried to Stock -For the Entire Family Rlelto Batte Phone 44M Phyllis Wolfe Eminent singing teacher, accredited by the State Board of Education.

STUDIO, MONTANA HOTEL Phone 4672 Vocal Audition by Appointment Free Hazel Cann and Tony Shields accompanied by Arthur Chapelle; piano numbers, Jackie "Benjamin and Bemlce Piatt; accorddon numbers, Johnny Mattson and Arthur Chapelle; readings by Johnny Pearson and Mrs. Zadie Jackson; -vocal duet, W. J. Adams and Evan Roberts accompanied by Mrs. Resse Jones; address, Mrs.

Grace Anstice. A social hour will follow and refreshments will be served. Hostesses Listed for Dorcas Meet The Dorcas society of the Emanuel Lutheran church will be entertained at its meeting Wednesday evening by Mrs. Thomas Arthun and Mrs. Al Hultman In the parlors of the church at 8 o'clock.

Members and friends are cordially invited to attend, The hostesses have arranged for the following program to be pre sented for the guests: Vocal solos, by Robert Benjamin and Lillian Nelson accompanied by Violet Laity; scene of a beautiful -wedding yes terday morning at 9 clock, when Miss Esther Brennan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard P. Brennan, 1005 South Main street, became the bride of C. J.

Sweeney, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Sweeney of Billings with the Father Michael Mc-Cormick officiating in the presence of relatives and friends of the couple.

Standards of gladioli, asters and sweet peas in pastel shades and cathedral tapers In branched candelabra on the altar formed a lovely setting for the bridal party. During the ceremony, Mrs. Kath leen O'Keefe, presiding at the organ, played a program of nuptial music. The bride, given in marriage Dy her father, was attired in a hand some gown of white ailk Jersey, fashioned with floor length skirt. Distinguished features of the gown were the long close-fitted sleeves and the sweetheart neckline.

With this she wore an of f-f ace turban and carried a white prayer book with markers of tiny white blossoms. Mrs. Ann Queen as matron or honor wore a lovely gown of king's blue crepe made with floor length skirt. AU accessories were in a matching shade and she carried a Colonial bonuet. Miss Lillian Brennan, sister of the bride, as bridesmaid, wore a charm ing floor length gown of mulberry taffeta with accessories In a match ing shade and carried a Colonial bouquet.

Hugh Sweeney was best man. Following the ceremony a hand somely appointed wedding break fast was served In the home of the bride's parents. Baskets and stand ards of fall flowers in colorful tones decorated the rooms and the table was exquisite in 'its floral appoint ments with a tiered wedding cake holding the place of honor. Covers were placed for members of the bridal party and Immediate families. The bride, a member of a widely known Butte family, la popular with a large circle of friends in the city, For some time she has been em ployed in the offices of the United States government.

Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney left for a wedding trip to points of interest in the East and after November 1 wlU be at home in Dessert Luncheon Is Pretty Event Ranking' among- the delightful events of the social week was the dessert luncheon presided over by Mrs. Wll.iam Yunker Friday after noon In her home on State street The season's flowers ornamented the table and following the menu, contract gave diversion. In attendance were Mrs.

Ralph Evans, Mrs. Alex Rlcksick, Mrs. Ray-mond Stlllwell, Mrs. Newton Eames, Mrs. Jacob Thor kelson, Mrs.

Charles Weingartner, Mrs. Herbert Weln-gartner, Mrs. Carters Sullivan, Mrs. Herbert Daley, Mrs. Robert Rend, Mrs.

Arthur Warne, Mrs. Fred Schwanz, Mrs. Joseph Vllk, Miss Jessie Roscow, Mrs. Walter Sewell, Mrs. Eric Blannln, Mrs.

John J. Burke, Mrs. J. A. McNulty, Mrs.

Harry C. Rice, Mrs. William Stans-fleld. Mrs. Pat A.

Kelly. Mrs. Ted Crowley, Mrs. W. J.

Sullivan, Mrs. Gabriel Jaccar, Mrs. P. J. Cavanaugh and the hostess.

Quarterly Meet of Club Called The quarterly meeting of the Rocky Mountain Garden club will be held Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock in the clubrooms of the Y. M. C. A. with the president, Mrs.

Gus A. Myers, presiding. Reports will be read by the standing committees and arrangements will be made for fall and winter activities. House Guests. Mr.

and Mrs. Fred M. Kunz, 508 Colorado street, had as house guests the past weeks their niece. Mrs. J.

C. Rausch of South Bend, and their son, Dr. Charles E. Kunz of Medford, Ore. While here, they, accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. Kunz, made a motor trip through Yellowstone National park and spent a few days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minehart in Hamilton. Mrs.

Rausch, accompanied by Dr. Kunz to Medford and will latex go to San Francisco for a brief stay before returning to her home. Missionary Society. Members of the Phoebe Ferris Missionary society met Thursday evening at the home of Mrs. F.

F. Matson on West Copper street. Fol lowing a brief business session, a social evening was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Meeting The Women's auxiliary of St. John Episcopal church will meet afternoon in the guild room of the parish house witti Mrs.

Ida Halford and Mrs. Lyle Alnslie, joint hostesses. Luncheon will be served at 1:30 o'clock. A full attendance is requested as business of Importance will be discussed. Weight Control Reduce or gala under licensed Physlclan'e Supervision.

Dr. Leila B. Fishlelgh 3 Announcement of-Wedding Is Made Mr. and Mrs. George Coles; 964 Nortrr marriage, of their daughter, Jean to Sidney R.

Mellow, son of Lillian McConkey, 616 East Galena street. The wedding was solemnized Jan. 6. Both Mr. and Mrs.

Mellor are popular with a large circle of friend3 in the city. Mr. Mellow is employed by the Anaconda Coppex Mining Dessert Bridge Being Planned Of outstanding Importance on the calendar of social events scheduled for an early date is the. annual fall dessert bridge to be sponsored by the ladles of the Immaculate Conception parish Oct. 12, in the parish center.

John Riley is chairman and Mrs. W. J. Kiely co-chairman of the committee in charge of arrangements. Club Entertained.

Mrs. Calvin Blackburn entertained members of the Junior OD.O. club at her home. Following the regular cub session, a shower was given for Walter Michel. THIS COAT IS 49.50 AT.

HUGHES "'Y'A "') 5 48 WEST. PARK STREET At the House of mdlvldaul Fashions. L. G. A.

R. Sewing Circle Gathers The Nancy Hanks Sewing circle of the A g. R. met Saturday evening in their hall atf the courthouse. Mrs.

Emma Ambrose and Mrs. John Ball were hostesses. The time was devoted to needlework and in conclusion refreshments were served. Present were Mrs. Agnes Ladkey of Seattle, a Mrs.

Gladys Berryman, Mrs. Jennie McLeod, Mrs. Blanche Martin, Mrs. Pearl Head, Mrs. Alice Mrs.

Clyde Reed, Mrs. Lydla Humphrey, Miss Frances Rlsley, Mrs. Ambrose and Mrs. Ball. Rotana to Hold Special Meeting The Butte Rotana club will hold a special closed dinner meeting Tuesday evening, Oct.

1, at the Chequamegon. Clara Weast, president of the club, urges all members -to -present as business -of importance is to be discussed. Dinner will be served at 6:30 o'clock. Entertain Group. Mrs.

H. C. Cheever assisted by Mrs. M. F.

Oetchell and Mrs. J. D. Street, entertained the Past Matrons' society of the Order of East-em Star. The 25 women present spent" the "evening 'socially "after a business session.

Gamers Now Air Conditioned Best Food in Butte SPECIAL SUNDAY 05c Dr $1 Breakfast Lunch Dinner. Pure Ice Cream, Fine Candies made dailyf See window for Special! GAMERS 15 West Park In One of SOFTER DRAPED WITH JUSI BEIOW Choose your favorite from the carefully, edited fashions we receive fresh from New York each week. See the becoming softer line, the clever fullness in skirts that hang atraighter. the new sleeves that show off your Jewelry. In black, green, blue or brown.

Sizes 12-44. Clerer Keif AppUqne mi a Gleaminf Necklare Trim This Bayoa Crepe Oraped-effect Gown. Jerkin jf3j) Frocks I $795. Ul you desire. An-d hither If 1 Ladies Daat Club Scheduled Mrs.

J. D. Murphy and Mrs. Eugene Hpgan Are Hostesses for Day. The weekly ladles' day will be observed Hutte Country club with Mrs.

J. D. Murphy and, Mrs. Eugene Hogan, Joint hostesses for the day. In the forenoon, golf will be played.

Luncheon will be served 1. o'clock, followed by cards. For reservations which close Tuesday noon call Joe Reau, phone 4973. Club Elects. New official of the Pine Butte Study club were elected during a meeting at the home of Mrs, Vera Blankenshlp.

Mrs. Harold Todd was named president; Mrs. Walter Storey, vice president, and Mrs. Barney Smith, secretary-treasurer. Delta Guild.

The Delta guild of the First Pres byterian church will meet Tuesday afternoon in the home of Mrs. John L. 'Boardman, 1152 West Copper street. Mrs. Martin Maler will have charge of the.

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See these coats at your earliest convenience $3 deposit holds any coat pay the balance gradually. NEW HIGH SHADE Wool and Crepe DRESSES to wear with your winter coats. $7.95 Just Unpacked. Helen Jane Hood Becomes a Bride Mrs. Mary Hood, 1547 Harrison avenue, announces the marriage of her daughter, Helen Jane, to Patrick Marcus Greene, the wedding taking place Aug.

29, in Butte. Mr. and Mrs. Greene left Thursday for Great Falls, where they will make their home. A.

I. M. E. Auxiliary Meeting Scheduled The Woman's auxiliary to the American Institute of Mining Engineers will hold a "guest day" luncheon Wednesday afternoon at 1:15 o'clock at the home of Mrs. H.

J. Rahllly, Leonard mine. Mrs. H. L.

Hart will be In charge of the program. Delegates to Be Selected by A. The Immaculate Conception Parent-Teachers association will meet Wednesday afternoon at 2:45 o'clock in the parish center wlfo Mrs. Edward Courtney, presiding. Election of delegates to the state convention wtl be held at this time.

Annual Dinner. 5 The annual autumn dinner party of the Royal Neighbors of America lodge was held at the I. O. O. F.

hall with about 60 members and guests attending. The committee in charge consisted of Mrs. R. H. Roys, Mrs.

Marion Breeden, Mrs. Proebe Bridges, Mrs. Jennie Schuh, Mrs. Laura Nash, Mrs. Jennie Boomer, Mrs.

Linda Overstrett, Mrs. Ethel Samson, Winnie Holderby, Mrs. Myrtle Klncaid, Mrs. Mary Meth-eny, Mrs. Mabel Bemis and Mrs.

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