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MONTANA BUTTE, SUNDAY MORNING, JULY 1, 1934. Vacation Season Diversions Occupy Local Residents Nearby Resorts and National Parks Attracting Butte People. By MABEL FRENCH, (Society Editor) Vacation days, the time when persons throw aside all cares and worries and enter Into a. spirit of wholehearted recreation has arrived, and AU attraction which strikes a popular chord with visitors and residents alike js the list of pleasure rcsorte and beauty spots available in Montana. Only a short distance from Butte are found scores of camping places or resorts where visitors may lounge, fish or dance, and many have been taking advantage of these facilities lately.

Yellowstone and Glacier National parks which are two of the greatest attractions each summer for sightseers, nttr--'- ing visitors from Butte. Motor trips to nearby cities are growing in popularity. importance on the week's social calendar was the wedding o( Miss Marleloulse Leiphelmer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.

G. Leiphcl- mer, and Herbert Moaley Butler, which took place Thursday at the First Presbyterian church. Ladies of Aid Hold Luncheon Members of the General Aid society of Mountain View church met Thursday at (he home of Mrs. H. H.

Paul on West Quartz A well-appointed luncheon was served at 1:30 o'clock, by circle No, 3, and later a social afternoon was enjoyed. Honor Dinner Is Event of Week One of the charming affairs registered on the social calendar wns the dinner given at the summer home of and Mrs. M. O. Scott at Georgetown lake Monday evening, complimenting Miss Marleloutse Lelpheimcr and her fiance, Herbert Mozley Butler, whose marriage was solemnized Thursday morning.

Iceland popples and. greenery decorated the table and cards marked covers for Miss Leiphelmer, Mr. Butler, Mme. Marie M. Leiphelmer, Mr.

and Mrs. E. G. Leiphelmer, Mr. and Mrs.

W. V. Rlnehart of Seattle, Mrs. Charlotte F. Or ton, Miss Irene Dorothy Floyd; Miss Helen Scott, Messrs.

Ed G. Lelphei- mer Harry Edscll and the hosts. Home From Coast. Mrs. Edward Rose and daughter, Miss Razella, have returned from Los Angeles, where Miss Razella was a student at the University of California, taking a course In social welfare work.

During the first part of May Miss Razella took one of the principal parts In "Campus Capers," the annual student directed, acted and produced musical comedy given in Royce hall auditorium on the University campus. ISS ELOISE CRANGLE, a popular member of Butte's social set. Miss Crangle left yesterday for a sojourn in Los Angeles and other California cities. McVey Home Is Scene of Event Open House Is Observed by Newly Married Couple. Mr.

and Mrs. George McVey kept open house last evening nl (lielr now home, 1008 Caledonia street. Lovely disposals of summer (lowers nnd greenery decorated the rooms and refreshments were served with more 50 guests calling during the lours. Columbia Gardens Scene of Picnic Members of tho W. B.

A. club held their annual picnic Thursday afternoon at Columbia. Gardens. Luncheon was served at I o'clock from tables arranged In lha grove, and Inter games and contests were enjoyed. There was a large attendance.

SPECIAL SALE! Dresses and Ensembles Values up to $24.50, Now $15.00 Values up to $19.75, Now 10.00 Values up to $10.00, Now 5.95 OUR ENTIRE STOCK Spring Coats Swagger Suits Qreatly Reduced in Price A nice assortment of fur-trimmed sports and dress coats included In this. sale. Come in early for choice selection. WEINBERGS 18-20 West Park Street Whist Party Is Event of Week Members of Lodge Drill Team Hostesses at Event. One of the enjoyable card events of the week was that given by the W.

B. A. drill team No. 3, In the I. O.

O. F. hall. Numerous tables were arranged for the contests, nnd prizes I'cro awarded. The committee In charge included VIrs.

Rosnim Mnrceau, captain of team; Mrs. Nichols, musician; Mrs. V. Hnrkliu, Mrs. Madeline 'nsagranda, Mrs.

Elsie Younr Mrs. Mary McOracken, Mrs, Bertha Trudgeon, Mrs. acorglnna Perry, tfrs. Elizabeth Richardson, Mrs. rtnry Johnson, Mrs.

Anna Pcnrose, Mrs. Nora Murphy, Mrs. Signlld Ycngcr and Mrs. Nora Langevln. Mrs.

Williams Is Hostess at Home As a. compliment to members of -he Arbelda. Sewing club, Mrs. Emma Williams entertained Tuesday afternoon at her home. Following the business session In charge of Mrs.

Nora Mnrtln, ctuds were Jlaycrt. Seated were Mrs, Mnrle vterzlak, Mrs. Jennlo Baunian, Mrs. Mnrtln, Mrs. Josephine Ilc- icrt, Mrs.

Nancy Mlkels, Mrs. Agues Cimvclse. Mrs. Mary Ostlund, Mrs. May Roberts, Mrs, Margaret Curran, Mrs.

Winifred Burns, Mrs. Alice Kaballn, Mrs. Winifred Frlck, Mi's. Margaret Boyle, Mrs. Laura Pa.t- qulll, Mrs.

Opnl Carrfgar, Mrs Stephanie Toljan, Mrs. Jnle Foloy, members; Mrs. Evelyn Qransberry, Mrs. Martha Carle, Donald Foley, guests, and the hostess. Miss Julia Nyland Hostess at Home Julia Nyland was hostess for iiembcrs and friends of the drill earn of the Order of Runeberg Thursday evening at her home.

Fol- owlng a brief business session, cards were enjoyed and refresh- nenUs were served. There was a arge attendance. Popular Couple Married in Butte Miss Kathleen Roberts and John Holemo Are Wed. Of Interest to large circle of friends was marriage of Miss Kathleen Roberts, daughter of Mr. and 'Mrs.

Charles Roberts of Wing avenue, McadervIIIe, to John Holemo of Anaconda, the ceremony tak- ng place Sunday afternoon, June 24, at Unity M. E. 'church, with the Rev. A. C.

Caton officiating. The church was artistically decorated with and terns. The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of turquolie blue crepe de chine and silver slippers. Her large shoulder corsage was of yellow roses and maiden-hair fern. Mtes Vesta Weisner, of Helena, as bridesmaid, a.

beautiful gown of delicate pink crepe and a shoulder cordage of deep pink roses. Thomas Roberts, Brother of the bride, the srldegroom. The bridal party entered the church to the strairs of the Lohcn- wedding march played by Miss Helen Rundie. Miss Mllliccnt Adams "Oh Promise Me," and "I Love You Truly." Following the ceremony a wedding dinner was served at the home of the bride's parents for members of the bridal party, after which the young couple left for a brief honeymoon. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs, Caution of Anaconda.

Following heir wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. -lolemo will make their home in the Smelter ciby. June Promenade Brilliant Event Picnic to Be Held by Lodge Group The O. E.

S. auxiliary will hold picnic Monday, July 9, at Columbia Gardens. Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock. Reservations may bo made by phoning Jcanette Fischer, chairman, 3182; Clara Tebo, 3H8, or Ruth Nardoll, 2-4115, before July 6. Fashion Comes Out in the Open! And It behoovys nil fashion conscious misses and matrons to moro than a-thoiiBht to YACAtlon and summer Repeal, Select distinctive fabrics, Individual them made by competent dfjlgner.

In shall us lielrt you. Butte Business College Dancing Club Sponsors Annual Affair. The Columbia Gardens pavilion was the scene of one of the most attractive affairs of the season last veiling, when the Butte Business College Dancing club closed its so- -lal season with a June promenade. The colorful gowns of the young adies added to the bsauty of the scene, ihe spacious ballroom being redolent with slimmer flowers and recnery. A splendid orchestra fur- ilshecl the imislc, and fruit punch wns served throughout the evening.

The committee in charge of nr- Included Pauline Doo- ian, Lawrence Quissel, William rlundle, Dorothy Dimionthler, Helen rlernk, Fred Greenough. Lois Vnrns, Dorothy Olson, Thclma Hplmon, Ruth Sullivan, Peter Nolan, 'Goldie iirnow, Ann Brady, William Sullivan, Vincent Andrews, Edwin Emmet and Paul Hollensteln. Members of Club Are Entertained Miss Edna Malby was hostess for members of her card club Tuesday evening at her home. Following the contests, a collation was served with covers placed for Mrs. Alice Combo, Mrs.

Catherine Kelly, Mrs. Helen Callahan, Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzpat- rlck, Mrs Hazel Duncan, Mrs Minnie Rogers, Mrs Mildred Harrington, Mrs, Bella Malta, Mrs. Mabel Mcline, Mrs. Marie McCaw, Miss Agnes Kennedy, members, Miss a guest and the hostess, Pleasant Presented Friday A musical treat was afforded Butte folk Friday evening at the Lowell Avenue Methodist Episcopal church, under the direction of Miss Elsie Daniels.

Following (he program refreshments were served Weekly Party to Be Held Thursday The weekly bridge parly sponsored by the Lakeshore Country club will held Thursday evening. All members are Invited. Visitors Leave. Mrs. Robert Harrington and children have returned to their home In Spokane, after a brief visit In Butte.

To the East. William Nagle, a student at the University of Montana at Mlssoula, who was the guest of his aunt, Miss Margaret N-agle, of the Napton apartments, has left for a visit to Minneapolis and other eastern cities. En route he will spend a few days In Miles City. To Visit Here. Lieutenant Robert E.

Permut arrived yesterday from San Francisco to Join Mrs Permut, who Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. Simon of the Napton apartments. FUR JACKETS Remodeled from Coals $14.00 Ed Gleimon Third Floor Tlcnncssy's Anaconda Society Ladies' Aid Held at Country Club Butte Women Guests at Outstanding Festivity of the Week.

The lounge and dining room of the Anaconda Country club provided a lovely setting for the assemblage of approximately 100 for the perfectly appointed luncheon of Thursday to mark the second ladles' day of the summer season. Bouquets of sweet peas In lovely pastel shades were effectively used to decorate the rooms and made charming centerpieces for the tables. Mrs. J. B.

C. Knight was chairman of the committee in charge. She was assisted by Mrs. Charles B. Cults.

Mrs. George Tryon and Mrs, Em II Torgerson. A party of Butte women who Played a 12-hole match here Thursday morning were luncheon guests of the Anaconda golfers. Following the menu contract was enjoyed for the afternoon. High score was awarded to Mrs.

J. Johnson and the consolation to Mrs. Maurice B. Hoyt. Present were Mrs.

George A. Dean, Mrs. Milton A. Reid, Mrs. P.

VT. Halloran, Mrs. Willard L. Collins. Mrs.

Gail White, Mrs. Shirley O. Evans, Mrs. Robert S. Mentrum, VIrs.

D. Roach, Mrs. John Ahern, Mrs. Wilbur C. Davis, Mrs.

Everett 3. Pickell, Mrs. Thomas P. Stewart, Mrs. Frederick F.

Frlck, Mrs. Spencer Crosby, Mrs. Samuel T. Blair, Mrs. Archer N.

Jette, Mrs. H. G. Saltertliwalte, Mrs. Walter H.

Tiich- schercr, Mrs. Bayard S. Morrow, Mrs. Louis V. Bender, Mrs.

Harold Goe, Mrs. Fred Amothor, Mrs. Kennedy T. Voyer, Mrs. Oharles L.

McNeil, Mrs. Earl W. Tucker and Mrs R. J. Flood of Butte.

Miss 'Helen Halloran, Mrs. G. F. Sossell, Mrs. J.

W. Bowman, Mrs Harvey J. Sannan, Miss Marie Conley, Mrs. 1 Joseph L. Kelly, Mrs.

Eugene L. Hon-le, Mrs. John H. Alexander, Mrs. R.

E. McHugh, Mrs. R. E. Brooks, Mrs.

McQueen Lawton, Mrs. W. J. Johnson, Mrs. John T.

Sullivan, Mrs. Wallace K. Smith, Mrs. Frederick W. Bellinger, Mrs.

E. W. Bowman, Mrs. Eldon L. Larl- son, Mrs.

Charles Branscombe, Mrs. Cluirles Barnard. Mrs. Knight, Mrs. Tryon, Mrs.

Cutts and Mrs. Torgerson. Out-of-town guests included Mrs. John L. Cadman and Mrs.

T. H. Emery of Los Angeles, and the following women from Butte: Mrs. Thomas Meagher, Mrs. Osborue R.

Asbford, Mrs. F. J. Bode, Mrs. Charles Merchant, Mrs.

G. T. McPherson, Mrs. Charles Youlden, Mrs. A.

Kntevel, Mrs. John Teal, Miss Helen Sennett, Mrs. Ward Thompson, Mrs. Fred Young, Mrs. W.

A. O'Kelly, Mrs. Mildred Misevic, Mrs. Felix Steinle, Mrs. F.

A. Linforth, Mrs. K. B. Frtizer.

Mrs. T. C. Russell, Mrs. J.

H. Hellbronner, Mrs. C. S. Rcnouard, Mrs.

W. R. Mellon, Mrs. John Lindblad, Miss Mary Sullivan, Mrs. Jerry Sullivan, Sirs.

w. B. Pierce, Mrs. B. Bradley, Mrs.

Thomas w. McOeever, Mrs. J. O. Peterscn, Mrs.

Eugene, Carroll, Mrs. Roscoe Thomas, A. Matter, Mrs. Wade PJummer, Mrs. C.

H. Smith, Mrs. Ira Mac- DonaW, Mrs. John H. Golden, Mrs.

C. E. Emevy, Mrs. John F. Culler ton and Miss Virginia Bode.

At Echo Lake. The attractive Echo Lake lodge enticed many visitors last week. Many motored to the resort for dinner or luncheons. Others spent several days enjoying the scenic benuty of the lake country and the hospitality at the lodge. Last Sunday Mr.

and Mrs. William B. Daly of Butte had as dinner guests at the lodge Mrs. Kate I. Nevln, Miss Margaret Nevin, Mrs.

Mnyme Egan, Jack Shammon, Ernest L. Lieneman and Qene Daly, all of Butte. Mr. and Mrs. J.

A. Smith of Butte spent the week-end at the resort. Sunday guests Included C. L. Thomas and family, Boris D.

Oir- showsky, Roy A. Peck and Mr. and Mrs. E. Toy, all of Butte.

On Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. Howard A. Johnson of Butte were hosts at a charmingly appointed dinner honoring Mrs. N.

Russell of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kllllene of Akron, Ohio, and Donald and Keith Johnson. Thursday T. P.

McGrath and L. E. Larsen of Anaconda motored to the lodge for luncheon. iMrs. Gardiner Home.

Mrs. Henry C. Gardiner and daughter, Miss Alice, have returned to their home at Willow Glen. Miss Gardiner recently completed her college studies at Pomona college, Claremont, Calif. Mrs.

Gardiner, who visited her daughter, Mrs. Gall Soper, and family, in Evanston, 111., went to California to attend the commencement exercises. To Massachusetts. Mrs. Patrick F.

Fitzgerald will leave today Wellesley, where she will meet her daughter, Miss Virginia Brunton. Together they will visit In tho East August. Miss Brunton IMS Just completed her junior year Wellesley college. RS. JOHN HOGAN, popular Anaconda bride of the summer.

Before her marriage, June 4, she was Miss Ann Bolkovatz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Bolkovatz, 509 East Third street. by Group of Parties Given at Lodge Camp Fire Guardian Association Sponsors Pleasant Events. Delightfully diverting was the series of parties last week arranged by the Guardians' association of the Anaconda council of Camp Fire Girls and Miss Marie Conley, executive.

The parties were held In the large lounge of the new lodge, located near Silver late, Monday and Tuesday afternoons. They met with much popular favor and on both days no- host, club groups and small parties enjoyed the contract, auction and pinochle games. Tempting refreshments were served by the Camp Fire Girls after each day's play. Monday afternoon score honors went to Mrs. F.

E. Amthor, Mrs. Elmer Beninger and Mrs. Scheu. Tuesday afternoon score favors were won by Mrs.

George Hartsell, Mrs. A. Scherer and Mrs. George McArdle. On Monday Mrs.

Maurica R. Hpyt entertained Mrs. J. W. Bowman, Mrs.

Kennedy Voyer and J. Hollis McCrea. Mrs. Clifford F. Milkwick was hostess to Mrs.

W. Charles Wallace, Mrs. Jack Curtis and Mrs. W. D.

McCrosky. Miss Margaret Nuckols entertained Mrs. Bayard S. Morrow, Mrs. John H.

Noonan, Mrs. Earl Fries and Mrs. F. E. Amthor.

Mrs. K. A. Barnard an'd Mrs. G.

F. Nossell entertained Mrs. Louis J. Coleman and Mrs. Qeorge H.

Forrest. Mrs. Charles W. Norris had as her guests Mrs. Phil Tanner, Miss Mona Byers and Guy Tanner oJ Madison.

Wis. Mrs. Sam Jones was hostess to Mrs. Conrad Oustafson, Mrs. Fred Brown and Mr.

Bob Hunter. A no-host group included Mrs. Carl E. Frey, Mrs. T.

P. Stewart, Mrs. Frank Birdsell, Mrs. John Mrs. R.

E. McHugh, Mrs. D. R. Roach, Mrs.

Amos C. Felt, Mrs. R. S. Mentrum, Mrs.

Spencer Crosby, Mrs. E. A. Frltzberg, Mrs. Frederick F.

Frlcfc and Mrs. Everett E. Pickell. With Mrs. J.

Kruger were Mrs. T. J. ivlautz and Mrs. Scheu.

Another no-host group consisted Mrs. James White, Mrs. Carl W. Reuber, Mrs. Elmer Beninger, Mrs.

J. D. Skinner, Mrs. Dave Reece, Mrs. A.

Anderson, Mrs. Thomas Massey, Mrs. A. P. Chrlstensen, Mrs.

Charles Tescher, Mrs. T. B. Thorson, Mrs. Harry Collins, Mrs.

D. Villain, Mrs. J. C. Harrington, Mrs.

E. L. Larlson, Mrs. J. B.

C. Knight, Mrs. Paul Everett, Mrs. P. Swanson, Mrs.

T. L. Cullen and Mrs. Victoria Lannlng. On Tuesday'a party comprised of Mrs.

George Bpyd. Mrs. Leo Page, Mrs. C. J.

Greenough, Mrs. Julltta Tuchscherer, Emma Duval, Mrs. J. R. Daly, Miss Clara Marcllle, Mrs.

R. A. Kelly, Mrs. Peter.Me- Mrs, S. G.

Stewart, Mrs. George Hart sell, Mrs. B. p. Foley, Mrs.

Laura DuvM, Mrs. A. G. Hunthausen, Schmltt, Mrs. Lottie Dorscy, Miss Dorothy Kelly, Mrs.

Qeorge McArdle, Mrs. Mamye Thibodeau and Mrs. F. Thibodeau. Other parties included Mrs.

Mary Malee, Mrs. Nellie Shea, Mrs. May Cullen, Mrs. T. C.

Males, Mrs. Annie Conley. Mrs. C(. Gordon, Mrs.

A. Scherer, Mrs. E. A. Christie, Mrs.

C. Spellman, Mrs. W. P. Larson, Mrs.

Gerald Kelly, Mrs. C. R. Cutts, Mrs. F.

O. Miss Rosalie Monahan, Miss Mary Jane Prey, Miss Helen Halloran and Miss Betty McDonald. To Visit Parents. Miss Mary and Miss Reglna Danl- clch will arrive tomorrow from Omaha, and will spend a month visiting their parents, Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Danlclch, of East Fourth street. Announcement Engagement Made Mr. and Mrs. Michael Danicich, 503 Fourth street, the engagement of their daughter, Mathilda Helen, to John Nicholas Conrady. son of Mr.

and Mrs. August Conrady, 619 Walnut street. The wedding will be an event of July 21. Members of Club Are Entertained In compliment to the members ot' her bridge club, Mrs. Edgar Andrieux entertained Tuesday afternoon with a luncheon and afternoon of contract at her home.

The table, effectively centered with garden flowers, was beautifully appointed and held places for Mrs. Harry Holp. Mrs. w. B.

Elliott, Mrs. R. HauKwell. Mrs. I.

G. Knievei, Mrs. L. Frank. Mrs.

Carl Fye, Miss Rose Zotel, all of Butte, and the hostess. Guest Honored at Luncheon Event Prominent among the lovely parties on the week's calmdar was the luncheon at which Mrs. W. B. Rodgsrs presided In compliment to her house guest, Mrs.

Gaines Grccneis of Petersburg, III. The setting for the delightful affair was the Reau chalet. Twenty Anaconda women motored to the chalet for 1 o'clock luncheon. Colorful garden flowers adorned the table and following the perfect menu contract was Birthday Party. The home of Miss Genevleve Russell on West Park avenue was scene of a merry gathering Monday evening, when a group of friends called to honor Miss Russell on her eighteenth birthday.

Bridge enjoyed, after which delicious refreshments were served. Those present were Miss Ann Haffey, Miss Jerry Dondeltngeri, Miss Angela Pramenko, Miss Marly- Haffcy, Miss Kay Heaphy of. Anaconda and Miss Ruth Dondelinger, Miss Leona Schetella, Miss Symoas, Miss Margaret Daly, MisJ Eleanor O'Connell, Miss Esther Sullivan, Miss Mary Horgan of Butte. To San Francisco. Miss Myrtle Engbretson, daughter of Mrs.

Rose Engbretson of West Fourth street, left Friday to spend several weeks visiting In San Francisco, Calif. To Attend Jubilee. Mrs. Carl E. Frey departed Friday morning for Grand Junction, Colo.

There she will visit her parents and be present at the tion of their golden wedding niversary. Price ON SMART DRESSES FOR THE FOURTHI Crepe dresses in white and pastel colors with white or contrasting colored jackets. Linens, seersuckers, prints, many without jackets. Regular $6,90 values, now 4 a so sell for cash, caa lesj. White String COATS 6 41 North Main The House of" IndMdual Fashions.