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MONTANA STANDARD, BUTTE, SUNDAY JUNES, 1937. ANACONDA BUREAU GIRL SCOUTS PAY TRIBUTE TO MRS. HERBERT HOOVER (Continued Prom Page 1.) Olri Scout director, who organized the local council last fall. Upon her arrival Mrs. Hoover expressed her happiness at being able to visit Anaconda.

She said she had made numerous trips to Montana on previous occasions but had never had the opportunity of coming to this city. Mrs. William Wraith president of the local council, who arranged the entertainment for the national Girl Scout executive, presided at the banquet tonight. The banquet was arranged by Mrs. C.

A. Lemmon, assisted by Mrs. C. F. Prey, was In charge of the decorations of the banquet room.

A program was arranged by Mrs. Bayard 3. Morrow. Included on the program presented was a play, written by Elaine Wallen of troop No. 3 Roles in the play were taken by girls representing each patrol of the troop.

Girls having parts In the play were Elaine Wallen, Doris Axelson. Barbara Jane Case, Joan Schwartz and Betty Lou Summerville. Mrs. William Roeder Is captain of the troop. Other members on the program include: Piano selections, Gloria Oster and Theresa Long, dance numbers by Doris Ryan.

Guests invited to attend the banquet Included Mrs. T. T. Taylor, president of the Butte council; Mrs. W.

B. Hoskyns, president of the Deer Lodge council; Lucille Skewes. district Girl Scout executive, and Col. and Mrs. P.

Sanders of Buttc. Mrs. Hoover will leave the Smelter city early Sunday morning and will have breakfast at Deer Lodge with Girl Scouts of that city. She will arrive at the John Gillie ranch near Missoula Sunday noon, where she will meet with Mlssoula Girl Scouts, From there she will go to the Sanders' country home at Flathead lake Sunday evenign. At the Sanders home she will meet with Girl Scouts from Poison.

She will arrive at Kalispell Monday morning. OBSEiESlLD Mrs. Annie Dee Interred in Family Plot at Mount Carmel. ANACONDA, June Funeral rites for Mrs. Annie Dee who died In the family home, Washington street, Wedncsdaj morning following nn extended Illness, were conducted this morning 9:30 o'clock In St.

Peter church where solemn requiem high inns. 1 was celebrated. The funeral cortege proceeded from the P. J. Finnegan company funeral chapel to the church, where the mass was celebrated by the Rev.

John B. Pirnat, celebrant. He was assisted by the Rev. A. D.

Leltlmm deacon, and the Rev. William F. Curran, sub-deacon. Interment via-. In the family plot in Mount Cnrmel cemetery following brkf services nt the grave.

During the church services choir sang the responses to the mass and two hymns, "Ave Maria," and "Hide Thou Me." Many friends of the well-known woman attended the rites. Members of the St. Peter Altnr society and the League of the Sacred Heart attended the services lu body. Pallbearers were Thomns Mulligan, James B. Rankln, Patrick Mnl- vey, James Buckley, James O'Leary and Jacob P.

Braus, Among the out-of-town relatives and friends nt the funeral were Mrs. Mary Chandler, Riverside, Miss Dorothy Dee, Helena; William Reilly, Butte; Mrs. Agnes Long, Tooelc, Utah; Mrs. Mnrtln Dee, Mrs, Mai Dee, Mrs. Mary McCaffery, Miss Rosemond McCaffery and Mr.

and Mrs. John Golden, all of Butte. THURSDAY EVENING ANACONDA, June of the 1 Aid socle of the Firsb Presbyterian will meet Thursday nt 8 MRS. HERBERT HOOVKR. ANACONDA BRIEFS ANACONDA, June Sugenc Mahoney, a student at the Montana State University, Mlssoula, visiting his parents, Mr.

and Mrs. P. Mahoney, 305 West Seventh street. Misses Dorothy Spellman, Myrtle Ehlafald and Margaret McMahon returned to their homes In Anaconda onlght from Great Falls, where they attended the three-day convention of the Montana State Nurses' association. Misses Irene Walsh, Helen Russell and Betty Sullivan will leave this morning for Great Palls, where they will attend the Catholic socldallty convention.

Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Mogus, 313 Chestnut street, left tills week for Lake Forest, 111., where they will attend the graduating exercises at Rosavy college, where their daughter Mary Lucille, Is an honor graduate TDWlTrlESOFffi ANACONDA, Juno Fouv motorists, one of them from Biitte, were fined $5 each today when they appeared before Judge Hubert Lcjeunc In police court, 01 charges of speeding.

J. E. Christie, charged with exceeding the city speed limit on Enst Fourth street; R. J. Knight, charged with speeding on Enst Third street, Charles Rnnd.

charged with speeding on East Third street, nnrt Lester Mndellrm, 14 Copper street, Meiulcr- villc, charged with speeding on Enst Park avenue, were drivers win paid the fines. Two other F. S. Dllla- gount nnd V. Holt, charged wltt speeding on East Third street, nn.

scheduled to appear in pollen coiu't Monday. They were arrested by city police early this morning. SERB1 SISTERS CIRCLE ANACONDA, June Mrs. Ljiibn. Turajanln was elected president of the newly organized Serbian Sisters circle this week.

Mrs, Stana Lucich wns selected as vice Other officers elect cd are: Mrs. Jessie Stanlch, flnnn clal secretary; Mrs. Jenny Pramm ko. recording secretary; Mrs. Mary Lazetich, treasurer, and Mrs.

Trbovich, Mrs. Antonetle Todorovich and Mrs. Sara Lescnntz, trustees. Mrs. Frelda Goth nnd Mrs o'clock in the church parlors.

Mrs. David Kidd will be chairman. Assisting her will be Mrs. Harry Doras' Johnston? Frank MOTORISTS UNHURT 1 Leomi Terkln were named on sick committee. Mrs.

Harry Ceilings, Mrs. Dave Williams, Mrs. Anr, Christie and Mrs. George Remington. The program will be arranged by Mrs.

Harry Tucker. Anaconda Death Notices Mere words fail to express our sincere thanks and appreciation for the many kindnesses and the sympathy shown us during the Illness and death of our beloved son and brother, the late Harry petnr- son. We wish especially to thank all' those who sent the beautlfu, floral offerings. MRS. J.

A. PETERSON and family. Lavis' Merrill Mortuary HAYES LAVIS, LESSEE collisions were listed nt the station yesterday. Hanson, 422 Alder street, reported his car hit by an un Identified motor Is when he stopped on East Fourth street, nn arterial highway. Arthur Moses reported his car and a car driven by Emll Torgerson were slightly damaged when they collided on city street.

Moses reported he was backing awny from a parking space when the nccldent occurred. funeral of the late Mrs. Mary P. Davies will be held from the family home, 318 East Seventh street, this (Sunday) afternoon at- 2:15, proceeding to the L. D.

S. church where services will be conducted at 2:30 o'clock Interment will be In the family lot in Hill cemetery. KENDR1CK FUNERAL HOME CRERBX STREET PHONE 711 ANACONDA, MONTANA ANACONDA, June (Special! of minor automo'Jilc III CflSE Defendants Granted 20 Days to File Reply With Court. ANACONDA, June Two demurrers were overruled and the defendants allowed 20 days to file an answer In the water right suit of Amelia Danlclch -gainst Steve Smollack and others by Judge B. E.

McHugh In district court today. A petition to vacate the restraining order In the suit which in-olves the right to use the waters of Modesty creek also was denied. The petition was filed by Smollack and Edward Podobnlk after the court had Issued a temporary injunction restraining the defendants from the use of the water. The demurrers had been filed by Dusan Vucasovlch, Smollack and Podobnlk. Plaintiffs, In addition to Amelia Danlclch, are Carrie P.

Gardiner, Barnard Meyer and Cfirl Burton Meyer. Probate matters heard today Included a final decree settling and granting ot a petition of the distribution of the estate of Anna Lublch. deceased. A report of the reti of the sale of personal property the estate of Harry Vcrlnnlc, deceased, was confirmed. The second annual account of the guardianship of John Anderson also was accepted by the court.

ANACONDANS GO TO WOMAN'S FUNERAL ANACONDA, June rs. George Pavlinich. Mrs. Anna rhoma-s, Mrs. Anna Dragoyc and jConard Sprnycar were among the Anaconda residents who attended the funeral of Mrs.

Anna Krls- manlch, formerly of East Helena, who was buried In Deer Lodge Thursday. Mrs. Krlsmanich, who was woll mown In Anaconda, died Tuesday a local hospital following an extended Illness. She Is survived by her husband, John KrlstnBiileh; daughter, Barbara Krlsinanich; a sister, Mrs. Matt Sollch, and a niece, Mrs.

Prank Vcn'ooimtz, all of Enst Helcrm. She also is survived by her mother In Jugoslavia. MRS. MARY DAVIS RITES SET SUNDAY ANACONDA, June Funcral services for Mrs. Mnry Davlos, who died Frldny on her birthday at the home, 318 East.

Seventh street, will be Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock In the Latter Day Saints' church Interment will bo In Hill cemetery The body wns removed from l.he Kendrlcl: funeral chapel to the family home this afternoon and will remain there until 2:15 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, when Hie funeral cortege will roceetl to the church for the services. HELEN M. CARDINAL AWARDED DECREE ANACONDA, June A divorce was granted Helen Cardinal from Ernest Cardinal lu a decree signed by Judge R. E. McHugh today.

The plaintiff charged extreme cruelty. The couple were married In Anaconda, June 29, 1929 Tiicre are no children. WATCH, CHAIN TAKEN FROM MAN'S ROOM ANACONDA, Juno Wnrnor Olson rciwrted (o city police yesterday that his room In the Mnbclton block was prowled yester- and a 15-Jewel watch mid gold BELLE PEEVED AS OLD CAR HITS HER PREFERRED NEW ON NEW YORK, June ftl.R)— Belli Livingston, queen of pro liibltlon night life, greeted vislotrs at Bollcvene Hospital today and la niented that she had been hit by i. battered old automobile instead ol nn expensive limousine. She was in good spirits, although physicians listed her condition onlj as "fair." She she would spend AS AUTOS COLLIDE Ilpr the hospital working 01 her memoirs, tentatively titled "Wttl Livingston In Darkest America," "Livingston's Gullible Travels." MAN MURDER PROBE POCATELLO, June Police renewed a search tonight foi clews to the slnylng of Patrick McCarthy of Meridian, ns thes learned that a mnn wns being hek in Denver, for questioning Iv the cnse, McCarthy's decomposed body, tin throat slit nnd the head crushed wns found near here last Mond following an extended search.

Mc- VISIT IN CALIFORNIA. ANACONDA, June Mrs. Patrick O'Neill, 420 West Carthy left a Meridian ranch IL Fourth street, accompanied by her seek employment nt Dillon. Mont, granddaughter, Geraldlne a month ago, nnd his blood-stalnec left yesterday for three-month visit In Los Angeles, where they will bo guests of Mrs. O'Neill's dnughter, Mrs.

Harold McNnlly of San Gabriel, nnd Mrs. O'Neill's sister, Mrs. William J. Kelly ol Los Angcle.s. MARRIAGE LICENSE.

ANACONDA, June A marriage license was Issued today by Mary Gllmnrtln, deputy clerk of the district court, to Paul c. Rasmussen, Anaconda, and Carry O. Johnson, Deer Lodge. automobile, with some of his clotli Ing. wns found abandoned on roadway several days later.

TOWNSENiTsTLENT AS CHIEFS QUIT CHICAGO, Juno 6. Dr Francis E. Townsend confcrrct with associates and refused anj comment today after 12 majo executives of his old ago pcnsloi movement submitted their rcslg nations. SCHOOL OF MINES ALUMNI HOLD ENTHUSIASTIC BANQUET Speeches on a variety of close to the Montana School of Mines marked one of the most enthusiastic and successful alumni banquets in the Institution's history last night at the FInlen hotel. Sixty- nine persons attended the affair.

T. McBrlde, Helena, '32, welcomed the graduates and John Wright responded for the class of 1037. Dr. F. A.

Thomson, president of the school, presented the class members who received their degrees at Impressive commencement exercises Friday night. Louis S. Nmkals, Helena, '30, newly elected president of the Alumni association, presided. Other officers who were chosen last week are Norman Thomson, '23, vice president, and Charles Goddard, '26, secretary. Both are from Buttc.

Owen P. Brinton, I9D5 and 1037, spoke on School of Mines engineers at Fort Peck, and Joe Lyden, '14, on Mines men In Joplln, and Arizona. Murl GIdel, Butte. '12, gave figures on Uutte mineral production and reviewed facts about present working of Butte veins, He also spoke on he Theodore Simons plaques and the memorial. Prof, A.

E. Actaml, '07, called on alumni by classes to Introduce and read telegrams from several graduates who were unable lo be present for the affair. Mes- es were received from O. Fowler, '12; John F. Dugan, '00, and DEER LODGE BUREAU foint Ceremonies in Temple Scheduled for Monday.

DEER LODGE, June Installation ceremonies for he Order cf Rainbow Girls and Do Wolny will be held Monday evening the Masonic temple at 8 o'clock. Rainbow officers include Jessalyn iiuigman, worthy advisor; Shirley Schrclbcr, worthy associate advisor; Mildred Anderson, charity; Martha Foster, Hope niul Jean Nichols, Faith. Appointive officers named Include Ruth Pcvrlu, chaplain; Marie Watson, drill leader; Mabel Goldle, inner observer; Arleen Alger, outer observer; Marlon CasUcton, musician; Melody Brcsslnn, choir director; Marjorle Ross, love; Harriet Lupher, nature; Lillian Mathlson, immortality; Lois Knthryn Dye, patriotism; Grace Wrlglcy, service. The choir Is Bennle Lee Smollnck, Nola Olson, Nornm McDonald, Joimn Thompton and Kathlyn Reed. Do Molay officers include John fCnnchol, master councillor; Leo Evans, senior councillor; Cliuftlc Btelenbcrg, junior councillor; Efnrnack.

senior deacon; Marcus Blelcnberg, junior clcncon; carl Zur Muchlen, senior steward; Harold Baldwin, junior steward; George Erlckson, sentinel; Jens Hansen, standard bearer; Shlego Nishlmurl, ijiaplaln; Russell Arthur, marshal; LeRol O'Dell, orator; Peter Thompson, Larry Denton, first preceptors, and Ncuman Myrnh, Bennett, Chuck Richardson, Kester Krelg, Sidney Stambaugli and Marvin Pierce, preceptors. Dancing will follow the installation ceremonies. RITES SET SUNDAY FOR MRS. NEWMAN DEER LODGE, June (Special) rites for Mrs. Elizabeth Newman, wife of Richard Newman, will be held Sunday afternoon at o'clock In the Methodist church.

The Rev. John Rcngnn will officiate. Burial will be in HIHcrest cemetery. POSTMASTER, WIFE HOME FROM COAST DEER LODGE. June -Postmaster and Mrs.

Robert Mld- tlyng hnve returned from l.wo- wcek motor trip to California cities. They were the guests of relative! and friends while away. HONORED BY GROUP DEER LODGE, June compliment Mrs. John Reagan the Methodist, church Lndles' Alt entertained Thursday afternoon In the home of Mrs. W.

II. Logan. program feniured pinuo solos "Dream of Love" and "Camllle." bi Mnrlon Cnstleton; rendings, "Eyes' nnd "Chrlstofcr Colombo" by Miss Jonnn Middieton and vocal solo? Bless This House" "Sunrise nnd You." Mrs. William Hosklns, wltl Miss Castleton piano accompnntst DIAMOND CLEANING PLANNED MONDAY DEER LODGE. June (Special) night the Kiwnnlnns wll meet nt Ihe bnll park lo clean the premises and make ready for the opening of the summer basebnl classic July DEER LODGE NOTES.

DEER LODGE, June and Mrs. Fred Coombs are parents of a son, born today at St Joseph's hospital. Both Mrs. Coombs nnd Infant nre doing well. nnd Mrs, John R.

CJulgley Jr. Avon, were business visitors here today. Miss Irene Elclrcd Is guest 01 her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.

Eldrcd. she lins been employed (i Idaho as a uublic school teacher. Gene '31. He also told of the Theodore Simons loan fund Its'admlnlstratlon. President Thomson referred to Ihe achievement record of the mining school and the growing recognition of it' throughout the world as a college which does a high type of work.

Those present were Roy M. Hammond, Butte, 'So; Clifford Wendel, Butte, '35; JohnMunzenrider, Butte, '32; R. J. Smith, Anaconda, '32; R. J.

Woody, Alde.r, '33; William D. McLaughlin, Butte, '08; William O. McLaughlin, Butte, Robert Oale Fort Peck, '34; Walter A. Hamil- ion, Alder, '34; Roger V. Pierce, '35, New Vork.

Hugh DIcely, Butte, '35; E. P. Cadwell, Billings, '32; Frank C. Moran, East Helena, '29; Marcus Butte, '29; J.J.Dougherty, Anaconda, '22; Alex McDonald, Butte, '22; C. L.

McNeil, Anaconda', 23; Albert W. Schlechten. Anaconda, '37; Eugene S. Perry, T. F.

McBrlde. '32; Walter T. Scoit. F. R.

Curran, Butte, '16; A. E. Adaml, Butte, '07; J. J. O'Connor, Butte, '30.

H. Thomson, Butte, '29; William Mcore, Butte, '29; J. J. Brummer, Helena, '29; Edward Bonner, Butte, 34; Arnold E. Borel, Butte, '23; V.

Osterholm, Butte, '23; Richard R. Watthew. Butte, '32; Lester Bishop, 3utte, '22; Edward P. Shea. Butte, 22; Joseph R.

Ray, East Helena, 20; D. C. McAnliffe, Buttc, '20; Roy Butte, '31; Ed Trueworthy Butte, '32; August Grunert, Butte, '10. John R. Moore, Anaconda, '36; Ray Murphy, Butte, '37; Bill Walsh, Butte, '35; Ray Gallant, Butte, '37; eorgc A.

McCracker, Butte, '35; Louis S. Nuckols, East Helena, '30; O. F. Brinton, Fort Peck, '05; J. p.

Joplin, '14; Thomas H. Wilkinson, Bulte, '17; M. H. GIdel. Butte, '12; W.

M. Bowles, Butte, '37; Gallagher, Anaconda, '37; S. 'rater, Butte, '37; David Cume, Suite, 537; W. Hintalla, Butte, '37; 3on Hill, Butte, '37; Charles C. Goddard, Butte, '27; W.

A. i'Brlen. Butte, '23; R. H. Toole, Butte, '24; John M.

Warde, Baltimore, '37; Lester Zelhcn, Stev- '35. John K. Halse, Butle, '35; John Wright, Highland City, '37; Herbert A. Wendel, Butte, '27; Edwin Johu- on, Butte, '35; Ray Stacker, Great Falls, '37; Henry E. Swanson, Anaconda.

'37; Tom Linn, Anaconda, 37; Robert Oiirrie, Butte, '37; D. H. Swank, Deer Lodge, '37; F. Courtley, Butte, 'ID; C. F.

Mllkwlck, Anaconda, '19. Announcemen Buy 'Gamer Shoes and Hosiery and Be Happy Montana's Largest Stock of Shoes and Hosiery Hundreds of pairs of new White Ties, Pumps and Strap Effects, which arrived while we were closed, now shown in Butte for first time Prices FOUR OF FAMILY KILLED IN CRASH HERMfSTON, June -Four members of one family died today when a blowout sent tlieir automobile hurtling In flumes over an embankment near here. The dead: Henry Dexter, 41; his wife, Mrs. Lena Dexter, mid their two children, linn, 2-1, and Kathleen, 21. HOSIERY Ladies' beautiful new chiffon and service weight Hosiery in all the latest summer colors just unpacked.

WE'RE READ1' AGAIN TO GIVE YOU SAME RELIABLE SERVICE AND QUALITY AS EVER! All Our Salesmen A re Back on the Job. Gamer Shoe Store 54 WEST PARK ST. SOUTH SIDE NEWS DILLON BUREAU 15 TESTS BFSTME Forrest Long, Fred Arbour, Jill Hirschy Are High Eighth Graders. DHjLON, June Seven eighth grade pupils and nine seventh graders parsed state examinations successfully, Nell Doyle, county of schools, said today. The three high eighth graders were Forrest Long, Dawey school; Fred Arbour, Reichle, and Jill Hirschy, East Fox, others being Phoebe Thompson nnd Helen Adling of Lakevlew, and Lowell Mai- Jon nnd Mayfel Mnllon of Wise River.

The high seventh graders were Patricia Smyth. Drummey; Beth Nay, Mill Point, and Alice Stauden- nieyer, Drummey (tied), and Neil Churchill, Quartz Hill, others being Annabel Massing and June Willey, Gibbons, William Hand, Pan- Hue Kamblch and George Shafer, Argent a. The Miners' Union auxiliary drill team was entertained Friday evening by Mrs. Dolly Tonkin at her ome, 207 Howard avenue. Mrs.

Werle was assistant hostess. Following the regular business routine cards and other games were enjoyed and at midnight a sumptuous lunch was served at a prettily arranged table which was centered ivlth a lovely bouquet of lilacs. Present were Mrs, Lena Petit, Mrs. Ollie Falrchlld, Mrs. Mabel Dwyer, Mrs.

Pay Baker, Mrs. Blanch Cosgrove, Mrs. Ella. May Byrnes, Mrs. Alice Pioktlmll, Mrs.

Maxlne Bergerman, Mrs. Riles Grant, Mrs. Nettle Frieze, Mrs. Loretta McCartan, Mrs. Ethel Mature, Mrs.

Beverly Bishop, Mrs. Ethel Wllloughby, Miss Esther Van Dusen, Miss Nellie Adams, Miss Betty Patterson, Miss Mildred Novae, members; Mrs. Ruth Garwood, Mrs. Hattle Swope. Mrs.

Lois McGovcrn, Mrs. Ida Tonkin, Mrs. J. Maxwell, Mrs. Margaret Patterson.

Mrs. Ted Warner, Miss Lots Qarwood, guests. COMMENCEMENT PUB DILLON, June 5. (Special.) One of the events of commencement week at the Montana. State Normal College will be a piny to be presented Monday night In the college auditorium.

The three-act comedy, "Oliver Oliver," will be offered under the direction of Miss Myrtle Snvldge. The student assistant Is Ruth Fancett. Principals in Hie cast are Albert Comer, Ernest Desonln, Francis Tonrey. Willlnm Olsen, Ann O'Connell, Violet Hntvlck, Beulah Llnd- bcrg, Ruth Faucett. DILLON NOTES.

DILLON, June 5. (Special.) Dellnr Gordon, Armstead, was a visitor In the city today. Sheriff Paul H. Temple this morning recovered a car here said to have been stolen from Butte Thurfdny night. It had been abandoned nt the fairgrounds.

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Brenner, Grnnt, were Dillon visitors yesterday. Dillon will meet Anaconda In a State Baseball league game at the fairgrounds tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. The Dillon Homcmakers' club will meet Monday afternoon at the homo of Mis.

P. Correspondent's Phone 2-3635 Mr. nnd Mrs. M. J.

Mcrnin and children, Marie, Donna nnd Harry, 1925 Monroe avenue, hnve left for a vacation trip to the const. They are making the trip by motor nnd will visit In Seattle and other coast cities. A Joint meeting of the men and women of St. Ann's parish was held Thursday evening In the parish hall to formulate plans for the annual lawn social. It was decided that the affair will be given Saturday, June 27, on the parish grounds.

Joint chnlrmen of arrangements are John F. Hale and Mrs. Ed Wolahan Mrs. Wolahan will be assisted by Mrs, W. Sullivan and Mrs.

Mary Manlcy, deputy chairman, and committees from the parish. The Fairview division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club will hold its postponed meeting Monday afternoon nt the home of Mrs. Harry C. Rice. 1955 Howard avenue, with Mrs.

J. A. McNuIty, co- hostess. Mrs. Lloyd Jensen and children, Beverly Marie and Deanna Mae, of Aetna, Alberta, Canada, are visit- Ing Mrs.

Jensen's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Brecktel, 1017 Oregon avenue, Mrs. Jensen Is the former Alt a Brecktel. The Sewing club of St.

Ann's parish met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. H. Flelncr, 3020 Quincy street. An afternoon at needlework was concluded with the serving of a delicious buffet lunch- con.

Present were Mrs. Ben Wainrlght. Mrs. J. F.

Edwards, Mrs. C. W. McKenna, Mrs. Charles Hes- sclschwardt, Mrs.

William Scully Mrs. Mary Manley, Mrs. R. Kar- weise. Mrs.

Will Sullivan, Mrs. Phil Theglown, Mrs. J. A. McNulty, Mrs.

Harry Rice, Mrs. L. Gratlot, Mrs. Ted Crowley, Mrs. E.

Evans, Mrs Mary Manley. Mrs. J. T. Gardner, Mrs.

James Marron, Mrs. Ed Wola- han Mrs. James Cufflntfs and Mrs. Flelner. The club will meet next Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.

J. E. Edwardi, 3298 Massachusetts avenue. PROTEGE OF PADEREWSKI TO APPEAR HERE IN CONCERT Homer Simmons, brilliant young American born, American trained pianist, protege of the great Paderewski and famoas in his own right as a concert artist, will be presented here June 15 in connection with the convention of the Montana State Music Teachers' association. The youthful Los Angeles artist has recently returned to America from a concert tour of Europe where he won wide acclaim.

He Is a pupil of Homer Grumm of Los Angeles and for five seasons studied with Paderewskl. Within the past few days lie was contracted to appear in the Hollywood bowl In August While here for the state muslo convention he will conduct a master glass and present a concert which will heard in the Butte high school'audltorium at 8:30 o'clock on June'15. Members of the association have expressed gratification over his being able to appear here. Tile convention will be held on June 14 and 15. following the state convention of the Montana Federation of Music clubs here on June to 13, Inclusive.

Butte Briefs CALIFORNIA VISITOR Mrs. Wyatt M. Paine of San Francisco Is visiting her sisters, Mrs. Paull and Mrs. Gerlty, at their home in the Pennsylvania block.

FOUR BABIES daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shaffer, North Washington street; boys were born to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Levengood, 2315 Amherst avenue; Mr.

and Mrs. Laurie Hubacka, 2910 Richardson avenue; Mr. and Mrs. AJ Comltsch, 703 Colorado street; all yesterday at St. James hospital.

HOSPITAL E. House, 5 South Oaylord street, Ii a patient at Murray hospital. LEAVES FOR SPOKANE Miss Monti Boyle, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Pete Boye, 927 South Main street, left yesterday for Spokane, where she will attend school. LEAVE leaving: St.

James hospital yesterday for their homes were Mrs. A. O. Marcotte, and Infant daughter, 631 South Idaho street; Tim Crowley, 1264 East Second street; Joseph Casey, 223 North Jacteon street; Leonard Campanella, 238 Calhoun street; Billy Wllcox, 226 West Gold street; Mrs. Ray Elllnghouse and.

Infant son, Great Falls. RETURN HOME Patients returning to their homes yesterday from Murray hospital were Mrs. Ruby Roberts, Whitehall; Oscar Reeve, 1112 East Aluminum street; Robert Corlie, 525 Shields avenue; Mrs. Louise Kerzemacher, Grayling; Mrs. Clementine DeBertl, 221 West Daly street, Walkerville; Helen Cavanough, 204 Mlssoula avenue; Dave KIncaid, 553 South Utah avenue.

ICE CREAM Norwegian Lutheran church will give an ice cream social June 9 in. tho church hall at 51 West Copper street at o'clock. There will be a program. CAR. STOLEN.

L. E. Ramsey, 105 South Washington street, reported the loss of a. car to sheriff's officers yesterday. The tramp is disappearing from the road and young men are training for a useful life, declared Sir Kingsley Wood, Minister of Health at a meeting at Bristol, England.

SUPER MARKET 17A-1 HARRISON AVE. Something Saved on Everything! SAVE-A-PENNY SALE Due to the large quantities of merchandise shipped in the last few weeks PAY'N SAVE IS OVERSTOCKED Our checker will take 1 PENNY LESS MONDAY on every item we have marked. This means any article marked pay only 4c. We Are Never Knowingly Undersold! Mr. and'Mrs.

Fred Griffith, IMS South Wyoming street, have as their house guest Mrs. Lucten of Wisdom. PAVN SAVE HARRISON ftVE. SUPER MARKET.