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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11

A Dome szinhaz, John Gilberttel
fGszcrcpbcn, vasarnapi kezdettel mutat
ia be a mTwelve Miles Out - cimii ke-
pet. Ez darab mar szinpadon sike-
res multra tekinthet vissza most a
vasznon indul cl hodit6 utjara,
A t0rtanet rumk;llozok vilagaval
ismertet meg benniinket, nem egy jele.
netnel maid lelckzct visszafojtva fog
iuk figyelni fejlemenyekct. Gilbert
mellett, Joan Crawford es Ernest Tor
rance alakitasaban is lesk alkalmuhk
gy0ny0rkodni
Vitaphone szamok lesznek:
a) Ohhan es Arden, zongora kett6s
b. The Diplomats, High Hat Synco
pators.
! c) Venita Gould, hires imitator.
d. Carlos Sedan, az iinnepelt hegedils
A j0v6 hett6l kczd6d5lcg a Dome szii
haz egesz heteh cgy miisort fog bclntI
| tatni, u tell szezonban k0vetett szoka
sokhoz hiven.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11
Az. M. g. M. STUDIO LAZAS
MUNKABAN.

Az NJ. G. NJ. studi6ban husz direkto
kot0tt szerz6dest ebben az evben, ame.
lyek KOHL ebben a pillanatban tiz ID
zasan dolgozik, a. mask tiz pedig most
allitja 0ssze u szerepl6ket es vegzi q
vegs6 simitasokat a storyn.
Kink Vidor csak nemreg tert hazd
Eastr6l, ahol kiis6 felveteleit keszi-
tette 81 Crowd cifnii uj filmjenek.
lUtana azonnal hozzakezd 4'The big
Ditch cimu darabhoz, amely Pafa.
ma kanalis epitese koriil zajlik le
Robert 2. Leonard most v6gezte be
az Adam es Eva' cimii filmet, anfe.
lyet Lew Cody Is Aileon Pringle sta.
f6lnak. Ezutan Leonard Tea Harem.
max cimii kepet kezdi.
Edward Scgwick, William Hainessel
most vzgezte be f'faRaszi laz" Clint
filmet, a k6vetkez6 darabja cgy katona
iskolar6l sz6l6 film.
George Hill, aki 'tThe Callahans
! and Murphis !" timia keppea aratotts sssef
sikert, Jackie C60gaht fogja rendezlii
nButtons' cithii kdpben.
John r. Mccarthy Sally O'Neilhah
egy k5vetkez6 ujdonsagat fejezte be
utanu a Babsrtk' cimu k6pet kes
di.
Clarence Brown meg ugyan o kahe
pen tart Hffail of 20 sima hatal
mas fihnalkotAsnak, de mar id5k0zbel
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11
Kifosztottak
egy magyar banyaszt

Mexicoi orokseg meseje-16oo donarjaba kert Misey
Ferene grsnttowm magyar banyasznak hiszekenysege-
Vigyazzanak magyar banyaszok egtakartott penzikre
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11
NEGYEzER Ewes TORvENY
KONYV.

Negyven evszazaddal ezel0tt
iilt Babilonia tronusan Haanmu.
rabi kifaly, akit mar eddig is
bolcs es kituli6 fejedelemnek is.
mertek az Egyptom oskoraval
foglalkozo tudosok.
Harmadeve aztan feHedeztek
kutat6k egy kobevesett t0rveny.
k0nyvet, amelyet maga Hammura
bi kiraly alkotott alattvaloi ele-
tenek iranyitasara.
A lelet rendkiviil erdekes villa
got vet nemcsak babilonbeliek
akkori miiveltsegere, hanem kiilij-
n6seh uralkodojuk t0rvenyhozoi
b0lcscssegere.
A ketszazhuszonmyok cikkely.
b0l allo kodexet immar teliesen
leforditotta ket tud6s es mi is
kozcadunk bel6le nehanyat leg
efdekesebbek k0ziiI:
Aki berbe vett egy marhat -
mondja az egyik szakasz = S AIT
barmi m6don meg0li: .erette mar.
hat tartozik cserebe adni.
Aki mem oil meg, de hasznave.
hetetlenne teszi: hasonl0ra k0te.
les.
Ha azonban a marha listen aka
ratabol pusztul ell: mem jar erte
semmi karp6tlas.
| ARA az esetre, ha egy feldih6
d0tt allat a nep k0ztil valakit, icy
Irendelkezik vele Hammurabi.
| Ha az allat varatlanul vadu
meg es ez bizonyithat6: gazdajat
mem erheti biintetes.
/ Ha ellenben beigazol6dik, hog,
| a gyilkos allat tUbbsz0r is jelet
adta gonosz termeszetenek es ga;
I daja megis elmulasztotta kellt
l6vatossagot: egy nina eztist0t fl
yet karp6tlaskeppen.
! A kereskedelem igyeit is sza
balyozza negyezereves tUrveny
k0nyv.
! "Amely vendegl6s csalast k6
vet el az enni. es inhi val0k k0zul
bizonyossag eseten vizbe fojtatik
I Ha egy tpitesz oily hazat epit
hogy az 0sszedol, fizeti a kart; hi
az 0sszeUmlas kovetkezteben mes
hal a llaz gazdaja: as epit6sz tar
tozik 0ngyilkossa lenni; ha elpusz
tul tulajdonos egg gyermeke
meg kell 0lni az epitesz egy oyer
tmeket Is; lla egy rabsz6lga les
: az alddzat: klvegzendN az epites
egy rabssolgaja is. =
i A csaladi eletesetlegeirH ig,
i g6ndoskbd6tt Han11nurabi,
J "Ha meghal feles6g, hozoma
/ 1iya sgyediil q gyermeket illeti.
/, Ha egy ferjnek ket felesege
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11
NYART 3 X o t A VIzSGAJA
NAGYSZABAsU MULAT.
SAGGAL.

A warrcni nyari magyar isko-
la augustus 20-an fog veget erni
nagyszabasu mulatsaggal 0sszekUt
We, Main St.-en lev6 piknik he.
lyisegben.
OF J, heti nehez munkalkodas
titan bizohysagot foghak tehni az
iskola n0vendekei arfol, ainit L
r0vid id0 alatt tanultak. Macy
lelkesedessel jarultak a gyermekek
fel az egesz tanid6 alatt egyetlen
tgy sem maradt Xxi azok k6ziil, a
Xix az iskola kezdeten beiratkoz-
tax. Akik lily szepen es dicseretre
meltoan jartak iskolaba kiknek
szivdben fnegmaradt magyar 6r.
yes es nemes kitartas, mar csak az
ert is megerdemelnek egy kiilon
iinnepet. AZ tihnepely miisora 2
0rakor fog kezd6dni debutan, a
gyermekek vizsgajaval. A vizsga
-targyait; magyar -iras- es DIVA
.sasoh kiviil, szavalatok, magyar
liazafias es vilagi dalok eneklese
t6lti XII Ezeken xviii vissza hoz
Yak ennlekezetiinkibe az 0smagya.
rok eletet, t6rtenetet, merit tDm01
vonasokban magyar tortenelmet
is tanultak. Els ami a legf0bb: a
k0nNvek k0nyvehek, a biblianak
cIk0lcsi tanulsagait is megismer
tdk a 'bibliai t0rtenetek kapcsan.
Tisztelt warreni es k0rnyekbel
magyarsag! Jeftek ell mindnya
Jan $ legyetek tanui a gyermekeE
cl0haladasanak! S ha sok sziilt
valami ok Matt tavol tartott;
gycrmeket a nyari iskolatol ig,
Gr0me mem lehet k0zvetlen, lega
labb vegyetek rdszt azoknak al
GrGmeb6l, akik hiiseggel jarattal
syermekeiket! Tegyetek napo
igazan magyar iinneppe, hiszel
fnindnyajat toknak fnegnyugvasar
Is biiszkesegere fog szolgalni a
d tudat, hogy draga 0r0ksegU
hagytatok gye1mekeiteknek idt
genben, tavol sziil6 hazat6l is
magyar nyelvet es szokast!
Ehbcll boldoS 0rOmben azuta
nrulissu1k mindnyajan vizsg
utan. Mert ezutan tancmulatsa
is lesz. Ejfelig kedvtt t6lther
nindenki, j6 zen6rGl, hiisit6kr6
izletes etelekrol is gondoskodik
rendezoseg. Lcgyen oft minde
magyar = ugy vizsgan, mint a
lltana k6vetkezo pikniken!
Szathmary Gyula, tanit,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11
MAGYAROK NAPTARA


AUGUSzT. H., vASARNAP
A steeltoni kath. llitk0zseg
6vfordnl6i piknikje a White
farmah, a Meridian es Brown
utcak sarkan.
AUuUszTUS 90. szOlGBAT
4 Youngstown Magyar Egy
hazak Is Egylctek Nagybizott
saganak MAGYAR NAPJA
az 0sszes helybeli Is k6zel-ta-
vol k0rnyeki nlagyarsag be-,
vonasaval. CaanpbeA Park-
ban. ~ II
AttdUSzTUs u, Sz0MBAT
A fiiggetlen reformatus egy-
llaz piknikje az Ohio Works
Play Groundjan.
azEPT. 4. VA1khl;Ap.
Sharon, PA Munkas Be-
3 4 y (
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11
NILES, Ohio
Macy KIszttI6Dfs
A youngstotsni Magyar Nspfs
nagyszammal kesztil a nilesi
magyars&e.

Ha az el6jelek nem csalnak, ak
kOr agusztus 20-an, szombaton
eyesz magyar nepvandorlas indul
meg Niles varusabH. A nyitssi ma
gyarsag- -kivGtel nelkiil kesztil.
iiek a Magyar NApra.
$50 van arrof is, hogy a nilesiek
cry kiil0n satrat vefneax, ah0l d
Magyar Nap javara mindenfAe
hnssnss dolg0bat bossltanaaal
aruba. a tery kitiinS s hisazik,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11

1rA HE most amusing and YET ths
most violent ffiendship to bs
found in the whole Of movie
DOM today, Exists Between Director
as0fgc Hill of tho Metro-G Goldwyns
Mayer studios; who stands six fees
md fohr inches tall, ana little JaekiS
Cbembs, the infant rlayer Of tho
aaane studio, who reaches all of two
4Set and tires inches when he VESTS
psdded heslA. The difeetns and thu
ygung setsr woro thrown together II
tko tast IL H1he Csft4fAnS and I'll
Merphys." Now thAy Axs fsseR~e
AHA.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11

TWELVE MILES OUT"
John Gilbert csodalatos, uj filmszcre.
pe-Egy nnisort mttat be ezentai az
esesz h6tefl .Dume" szinhaz.

A s''he Big Parade cimii hagysze.
Ri filinet, XII nc latta volna. Talan
mines olyan cmberfia! John Gilbert kar
raztat6 alakitasa mindannyiunk elenk
emlekezet6bcn el ICY or0mmel adjuk
hiriil, hogy ennck a nagyszerii alakitt
kepessagge1 mega1dott ntvesznek, leg
ujabb alakitasabah lesz alkalmunk gyt
ny0rk0dni j0v het foiyaman.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-08-11

van, halala utan mindkett6t6l szar
maz6 gyermekei egyforma arany
ban reszestilnek az 6roksegb6l; Ell.
lenben, ha az egyik feleseg hal
meg, javait csak a t5le sziiletett
gyermekek kapjak.
Az apa kitagadhatja valamely
gyermeket, de esak sulyos oknal
fogva S a bir6sag beleegye yezese.
VEL
A kodex szabalyozza aztan a
vallas, lopas, jogtalan eltulaj
donitas, testi series, a gyilkos
sag es altalaban a szemely es va
gyon ellen valo minden serelem
mex a kell1 megtorlasat.
A testi sertesnel altalaban d
szemet.szemert civ uralkodik q
biintetes kiszabasanal.
A vaIgyon ellen elk0vetett ki
hagassal szemben rendkiviil szi
goru Hammurabi t0rvenyk0nyve
legk0z0nsegesebb lopasert, hs
ait masnak hazaban k0vette e.
a tetkes, halalbiintetest kellett XII
inondaniok biraknak.
Jogos felelem.
Kohnnt MCCALL az uraval tgs
kirakat elott:
- Latod. Adolf, cgy ilyen koc.
kas aljat vehetnel nekem.
= EFT hem tartom praktikus'
max - mondJa Kohn.
- Miert?
Merit ha egg kicka kiesik,
oS,c zoflH1 az ep9sy - !
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19

church read the marriage service;
Miss Jen MeRoberts Of Bakersfield,
California, was the maid of honor and
Dewey Street Of Bozeman was
groomsman. Members of the family,
who attended the service were Mrs.
L. q. Street, mother Of the bride,
Irving Street and Mrs. Dewey Street,
from BOzeman; Mr.. and Mrs. H. W.
Kremer from Gallatin Gateway; Mrs.
Harry Kremer and two sons from
Lexington, Kentucky.
The bride is a daughter of the late
L. IA Street, who was an early pio.
neer IN Gallatin county. After COM
pleting the course at Montana State
Normal college. she taught in rural
schools Of this county and in schools
OF Haines, Alaska, and Kodiak,
ALASKA. During the past year she
has been a teacher in Bozeman city
schools. MIR. Kremer> has extensive
property interests in Montana Can
ada, and the south. He is engaged in
cattle business, in connections with
his land holdings. Upon their return
from a s%ojourn in Pacific coast cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kremer will be at home
to their friends, after November 1. at
the home of Mrs. Z. c.. street, 30
West Main street.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19

the nome Of Mrs. T. F. Stevenson on
TUESDAY evening of this week. Mem
bers OF tie session Of the Presby-
terlan Church of the city made up the
company, including MI. and Mrs. A.
l. Eut1edge, Professor and Mrs. r.
A. cooley Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Waite,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Wylie, Mrs. H. G.
klemmes E. S. Marshall, D. S. Will
hams the guests of honor and the
host and hostess. Pansy bouquets
We're lad as place favOrs with the
service Of ice cream and cake, to sug-
gest the thoughtful esteem OF the
session members for the bride and
groom.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Mrs. Britain Hostess.

Mrs. L. A. Britain was hostess at
her home on West College street, last
Thursday afternoon. with Miss Grace
Street the guest of especial honor.
Luncheon was served at 1870 o'clock,
at a table made beautiful with clus-
tered sweet peas. A gift of table
silver was presented Miss Street with
loving wishes for her happy marri-
age. Then followed an enjoyable
session about the bridge tables.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
methodist Ladies' Aid.

Mrs. Frank w. Ham, Mrs. N. L.
TOwne and Mrs. J. S. Taylor were
h~ostesses for the ladies' Aid society
OF the Methodist church. Wednesday
afternoon at the church parlors.
During the business session Rev. R.
P. Smith presented the matter of en-
pertaining the state conference Of
methodist churches to be held in Boze-
man September z to II. During the
social session, the Misses Mary and
Anna Howe Of Wood River, Nebraska,
gave pleasure with their flute and
s%axophOne duo, playing "Till My
Dreams Come True" and a college
medley. Miss Helen Crozier played
piano accompaniment for the num-
Der. There were also two vocal solos
sung BY Mrs. Henry Schwartz, with
piano accompaniment played by Mrs.
B. B. law. Refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostesses.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Birthday Party.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry VOulkos en-
t~ertained a company of the little folks
of their neighborhOod, last Sunday af-
ternoon, to celebrate the fifth birth
day Of their little son, John Voulkos.
The party was held at the Voulkos
home at 513 West Main street; and
the program included games inter
mingled with feasting upon candy,
ice cream and cake. A handsome
birthday cake was adorned with the
name of the little host, written in
bright colored frosting, also the date
of the birthday. There we're lighted
candles also upon the cake.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Aluminium Demonstration.

Thirty ladies gathered at the home
of Mrs. w. F. Cowan. Monday after
noon, to hear health data and to OBJ
serve a demonstration of aluminium
ware, given by Professor J. o. Cary
of Los Angeles, California. The
function was sponsored by the Sis
terhOod of the Christian church and
a number of other ladies accepted the
invitation to be present.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
To Meet Olaf JOnasen.

o group of friends enjoyed the in
vitatiOn of Mrs. F. E. Herrett to meet
her brother, Olaf Jonasen, Of Port
land, Oregon, Wednesday evening, at
her home on South Eighth avenue.
Musical numbers were rendered by
Mr.. Jonasen, who sang to his own pi-
anO accompaniment; and several of
the guests also rendered vocal and
instrumental numbers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herrett and their
brother have recently returned from
a tour of Yellowstone park.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19

Fifty members attended the meet
ing OF Woodmen Of the World, held
last Monday evening, at K. P. hall.
Seventeen new members were lnlti-
ateds and men who were present as
sert That the old goat cal1e forth and
shook the dust from his feet with
lively capers.
A meeting is planned for next
Monday evening to which all mem
bers and prospective members of the
Woodmen are invited for free enter
tainment
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
W. c. T. U. Annual Meeting.

- IA NlGGLAAka
Thirty members anu several guests
attended the annual session of the
Bozeman Won ans Christian Temper
ance Union, TUESDAY afternoon, at
the home O. Mrs ". A. Hobbs. The
president, .jlrs. lara Birch, called
upon Mrs. Grant to lead the devo-
tiOnal service, Will she did i'm
~pressively. RS. KateIev play
ed piano accompaniment for w. c.
I. U. hymns, sung by the assembly;
and the flag salute was an effective
number. iAnnual reports, brought by
the officers anu by the ~superinten-
dent of each of the nine departments
of service, gave clear vision of well
fore work achieved bv the organiza-
ton II BOZeman curing the past year.
Election Of officers named Mrs. w.
A Hobbs the I'm on president for the
coming year; ELrs. E. w. Thompson
vice president; Mrs. Ella Beatty, re-
cOrding secretary; Mrs. J. B. Neil
treasurer; and Mrs. Henry cores.
pOnding sec cary. Mrs. w. c.. Dave:
led the service of installation of these
newly-elected officers. Then followed
a flute and saxophone duo, "Whisper
ing Hope, played by Misses Mar!
and Anne Howe of Wood River, Ne
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Miss Taylor Guest of Honor.

Miss Eva Taylor OF st. Paul was
guest of honor at a picnic and swim
ming party. given by Miss Gay Glib
son, last Thursday evening at BOze-
MAJ Hot Springs. The young wom-
en- who shared the evenings pleas
ure with Miss Taylor and Miss Glib
son were the Misses Hazel DeMuth,
Amanda Landoe, Nudge Marquis. Lola
Marquis, Mary Pinkerton, Irma Mar
quis, Eta Gracey, Gladys Rider, Car
oil Smith, Helen Phillips, Cleo Spieth
and Margaret Silverthorn.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Farewell Dinner.

Il dICWCA DIALLICIs =.
The Dinner 800 club assembled at
the home of Nh. and Mrs. w. ]. Fran
sham, Monday evening, as a farewell
compliment to MIR. and Mrs. A. D.
Rose and Mr.. and Mrs. John LOvelace,
who leave in the near future for
southern California. There were TWEEN
ty-two persons in the company, din
ing and playing bridge and exchang-
ing farewell good wishes with the
guests of honor. 1t was planned to
make the function a picnic supper at
Bozeman Hot Springs, but the show
ers of the day led to the delightful
cafeteria dinner in the Franshana
home.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Campbell-POst.

Miss Margaret Campbell Of Wyola,
Montana, and Arthur Post. instructor
in agronomy at Montana State col
lege, were married on Saturday eve
ming, August g.. Rev. H. G. Klemme
was the officiating pastor at the we'd
ding, in the brides home in south
eastern Montana. Mr.. and Mrs. Post
are visiting friends in Spokane, be-
fore their return to Bozeman.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Two L~uncheOns.

Mrs. William H. Ref and Mrs. G.
"a. Truitt were hostesses at bridge
luncheon. on Tuesday afternoon and
Thursday afternoon Of this week.
Both functions were held at the home
of Mrs. Ref on Sixth avenue south,
and the table was made beautiful with
garden flowers upon each occasion.
There were present twenty ladies at
the Tuesday luncheon and sixteen la
dies, Thursday.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Bride and Groom Guests.

Bride and Groom Guests.
Professor and Mrs. Lyle P. Stew
art, recently married, were guests IN
Bozeman Tuesday. Mrs. Stewart was
formerly Miss Margaret Beatty, a
student in Montana State college. The
couple were married on August 10
at Ingomar, and have been for sew
eral days guests of Fred M. Arm
strong, at Ingomar Lodge in West
Gallatin canyon. Professor Stewart
will teach in the public schools of Sc
attic during the coming year.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
With Mrs. FOrtier.

Guests from out Of the city who
dined with Mrs. Fred Fortier last
Friday, were Mrs. John P. O'Neil and
Miss Margaret O'Neil, Mrs. Mark
Duncan and Mrs. d. E. Liddle from
Butte and Mrs. Malloy from Ne
braska. After dinner, the friends
drove to Gallatin Gateway Inn.
On Sunday evening, Mr.. and Mrs,
Fortier had as their guest at dinner,
in their home on North Wallace ave.
nue., Don Campbell of Port Allegheny
Pa. Mr.. Campbell was formerly clerk
of the Bozeman hotel.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Neighbors of WoOdcraft.

Jewel Circle, No. 131, Neighbors Of
WoOdcraft. held regular session on
the evening of August II, in /. o. o..
F. hall. There were present A mem
bers and the program included init
alton of four new members, Mrs.
Border. Mrs. Frances Monroe, Mrs.
F. w. Letchworth and Miss Leab~Mc-
Friel. Reports of the district con-
vention, held recently in Butte, were
brought by delegates. Then follOwe-
ed a social hour with refreshments
served by the hostess committee.
Mesdames Horner, Heron, Jenkins.
King and Knutson.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Family Picnic.

Members of the Hays family, to the
number Of twenty, enjoyed a delight
full picnic at Bozeman Hot Springs,
last Thursday evening. Guests from
a distance, having part in the good
time were Robert Hays of Albany,
Oregon. Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Hays
of The Dalles, Oregon, Mr.. and Mrs.
Larabie from Hood River, and Mr..
and Mrs. Austen from Walla, Wash
ingtOn. Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Hays
came from Glen, Montana, to share
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Hays of this
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
At Mrs. Bells Home.

Twenty-Five ladies attended the
health talk and demonstration Of
aluminium ware given at the home OF
Mrs. w. D. Bell. Wednesday after
noon, by Professor J. o. Cary of Los
Angeles. Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Cowan
assisted in serving the refreshments
that were prepared during the dem
O~nstratiOn.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Mrs Edwards Hostess.

Mrs. H. L. Edwards was hostess,
Wednesday afternoon, az her home
on South Sixth avenue, compliment
ing her sist~er-in-law, Mrs. Long, who
is a guest in the city. Sixteen ladies
enjoyed the pleasant function and
the Misses Betty Lyons, Mary Simp-
son and Marcella Edwards assisted
the hostess in serving choice refresh
ments.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19

Street-Kremer.
Miss Grace L. Street became the
bride Of Frank F. Kremer, with the
ceremony performed in Livingston,
Sunday afternoon, August IA. Rev.
S. R. McCarty of the Congregational
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
CnlbertsOn-StOne

At noon Wednesday. in the Pres
byterian church, was sOlemnized the
marriage of Miss Phyllis CulbertsOn
of Bozeman and Charles Luther
Stone of Butte. Rev. H. G. Klemme
read the service and Miss Helen Cary
of Bozeman attended the bride; while
Rush CulbertsOn Jr. of Helena was
groomsman. Pink and white holly
hooks and wild clematis were banked
about the church altar, to make beau
tiful setting for the wedding party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stone, parents
Of the groom, and his sisters, Dor
othy and Muriel Stone, came from
Butte to attend the wedding. After
the ceremony, the wedding breakfast
was served at Gallatin Gateway Inn.
Mn. and Mrs. Stone are driving to Los
Angeles, Calf, where they will make
their home.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Baptist Ladies Meet.

Baptist Ladies Meet.
Eighteen members of the Ladies,
Aid society of the Baptist church held
a business session Wednesday after
noon, at the home Of Mrs. F. Harl
Caven on West Mendenhall street.
Plans were discussed for a food sale.
to be held by the society, on Saturday
of this week.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19
Complimenting Mrs. Barclay.

Mrs. Chester Roecher entertained
a company Of eight friends, last Fri
day afternoon, complimenting her
mother, Mrs. M. J. Barclay of Long
view, Washington. Other guests
from a distance were Mrs. Charles G.
Backes of Salt Lake City and Mrs.
Selmer Solberg from Big Timber.
The Bozeman courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1919-1954, 1927-08-19

braska, guests In the home Of Mrs.
j. H. Howell, Jr. A pretty ceremony
was conducted by Mrs. c. N. Wood,
as she named Judith Lou Belshaw,
four weeks old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Belshaw, a White Rib
bon recruit.
Plans were discussed for the main
tenance of a r~efreshment booth at
the Inter-Mountain fair and commit
booth. Mrs. j. N. Brown and Mrs.
Beatty assisted Mrs. Hobbs in serv-
ing refreshments, at the close of
Tuesdays session. 4
Mrs. R. H. Sim and daughter Mary
have gone for a visit of several weeks
with friends in Seattle and Port An
geles. Washington.
Professor and Mrs. W. N. Cobleigh,
with Miss Lois Cobleigh and Miss
Flora Davis, have been spending the
week at West Yellowstone.
Paul Nye came from Billings, last
week, to accompany his wife and two
little daughters upon a tour of yell
lowstone park. Mrs. Nye has been
visiting her father, Dean F. B. Lin
field. ,
Mrs. Clara Birch will leave on Fri
day Of this week to drive through to
Minneapolis. She will attend the ma
tional convention of w. C. T. u,
which will be held in that city Aug
ust 1851.
Miss Ruth Human, who teaches in
the Missoula city schools, is spending
this week in Bozeman at the home Of
Mrs. ]. M. H0lderby on West Curtis
street. Miss Human is accompanied
by her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Belshaw
and infant daughter, Judy Lou, have
come from Twin Bridges to spend
the remainder of August as guests of
Mrs. L. A. Belshaw in the Bon Ton
apartments. Mr.. Belshaw is athletic
, director and teacher in the CONNER
cial department of Twin Bridges
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