Engagement SOCIETY5 D. S. Ball of Girl Slated MONTANA STANDARD Announced SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1948 for Jan. 17 Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Wallace Aaron of Riverdale, New York city, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Anne, to Herbert Strasburger Nusbaum, son of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Nusbaum of Clarksburg, W. Va. Miss Aaron attended Barnard school for girls and graduated from Mount Holyoke college in 1945.
At present she is employed in the publicity department of Eagle Lion Films. She is a member of Mount Holyoke club of New York city. Mr. Nusbaum graduated summa cum laude from Duke university in 1935, and received his law degree from Harvard law school in 1939. He is a member of Phi Beta Kappa.
During the war Mr. Nusbaum served four years with the Navy as a lieutenant, senior grade. He was admitted tar the bar in New York city 1940 and to the California bar in 1947. He is now practicing law in Los Angeles. He is a member of the Variety Clubs of America.
Miss Aaron is the granddaughter of and Mrs. Isadore Simon of the Napton apartments. Her Miry mother is the former Dorothy Simon of this city. BETROTHED--Miss Barbara Ann Aaron, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Wallace Aaron of New York city, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Simons of the Napton apartments, whose engagement to Herbert (Strasburger Nusbaum of Los Angeles has been announced by her parents. D. S.
Chapter Meet Monday ANACONDA, Jan. the heeting Monday night at 8 o'clock the Masonic temple the new ofIcers of Eureka chapter, Order of astern Star, will hold their first heeting. Frances Hedge, worthy natron, and Frank Lacox, worthy atron, will preside. Flies to Coast BOZEMAN, Jan. Chrisne Doornbos left Saturday by lane from Gallatin field for San rancisco, after spending the holilays visiting at the home of her arents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Doornbos, 25 South Sixth, and with other elatives in Bozeman and the Galatin valley. Home From N. Y.
hore than two BOZEMAN, Jan. and Irs. Harold Dickson returned to heir home Sunday evening, driving rom Billings after flying from York city, where they spent Christmas with their son, Jim. They vere gone from Bozeman a little Guest for BOZEMAN, Jan. Larkin, a student Minnesota in he holidays as a Mr.
and Mrs. 01 South Tracy. and Mrs. George Gardiner, are in Nellie Kuching Will Marry WILLOW CREEK, Jan. and Mrs.
Emil Kuchling announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Nellie, to John Steingruber of Willow Creek. The wedding will take place in February at the Hope Lutheran church in Bozeman. Mrs. W. A.
Peterson is a patient at the Murray hospital in where she underwent surgical treatment. Miss Isabel Hunt departed Sunday for Lind, to resume her duties in the school there. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson and daughter, Norma, of Toston were calling on Willow Creek friends Sunday.
They were supper guests in the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Angle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Miles and family spent New Year's day with relatives at Laurin. Goes to Spokane BOZEMAN, Jan.
M'Liss Eaton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eaton of 402 West Koch, has returned to Spokane where she is studying voice. She came to Bozeman to spend the holidays at the home of her parents. Holidays Visits Daughters Bonnie at the University BOZEMAN, Jan.
Mr. and Minneapolis, spent Mrs. George Graham and their guest in the home daughter, Marylin Kremer, spent the Jack E. Haynes, holidays in Thompson Falls, where Her parents, Mr. they visited with Mr.
Graham's A. Larkin of daughters, Mrs. I. C. Puphal and Newfoundland.
Mrs. Neil Eplin, and their families. NATIONAL FUR SHOP'S January FUR SALE of Quality FURS Our Regular Stock of Quality Furs at DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES Every Fur Guaranteed Pay as You Wear Without Interest or Carrying Charges for Recognized Fur Leadership NATIONAL FUR SHOP EXCLUSIVE FURRIERS If You Don't Know Furs Know Your Furrier 51 WEST PARK ST. Bozeman Girl Bride of Gerald Casey BOZEMAN, Jan. has been received of the marriage of Dorothy Mary Anderson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. O. Anderson of Bozeman, to Gerald J. Casey, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Casey of Helena, during Wedding the vows holiday seasoney exchanged Dec. 27 in St.
Helena cathedral in Helena with the Rev. Thomas Gannon officiating. Mrs. Donald Kottas of Bozeman attended the bride as matron of honor, and L. J.
Casey of Helena, a brother of the groom, was best man. The ceremony was followed by a breakfast served at Gamer's to 12 guests. The bride is a graduate of Gallatin high school and for the past year and a half has attended Montana State university at Missoula. The groom is a graduate of Carroll college and of Montana State university and served five years as a navigator and bombardier in the Army Air force under General Chennault in China. He is now a student in the law school at the State university, and and his bride expect to make their home there until the end of the summer quarter when they plan to come to Bozeman to reside.
Watch Parties Mark Holiday SHERIDAN, Jan. 10. A watch party was held Wednesday evening at Bethany hall for members of the Youth fellowship and all adults who cared to attend to watch out the old year and welcome the new. Rea brief devotional service was confreshments were pot- luck style, and ducted midnight by the Rev. dev Omer Idso.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah Stine entertained at a watch party New Year's eve at their home on, street. Present were Mr. and Carl Mills Lueck, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Stine, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nelson, Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Schulz, Miss Ella Schneider and Mrs. Jack Speedy. Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P.
A. Anderson for dinner New Year's day were Mr. and Mrs. William Schowe son, William Mr. and Mrs.
Anderson and son, Pete, Mr. and Mrs. Loui Hansen of Virginia City, George Boyd and Mrs. Eliza Schowe. Mrs.
Newton Voorhees and son, Roger, left Friday for their home in California after a month's visit at the home of her brother, William Callaway and Mrs. Callaway. Mr. and Mrs. Noah Stine presided at dinner in their home Sunday for Mr.
and Mrs. Hans Simonsen. Seated with the hosts and honor guests were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lueck, Mr.
and Mrs. John Simonsen, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Shaw, Mr. and Mrs.
John Simonsen, Charles Murray and Harry Stine. Mrs. William Kearney was hostess for members of St. Mary's guild Wednesday afternoon at her ranch home east of Sheridan. Mrs.
Kay Towne returned New Year's day from Salt Lake City, where spent the Christmas holidays at home of her sister. ere then Guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Shafer New Year's eve, to watch out the old were Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Glasser, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Spuhler and Mrs. Roy Shafer. Storys Are Home From Coast BOZEMAN, Jan.
10. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Story, III, and their daughter, Susan, returned from California where they spent the Christmas holidays with Gen. P.
Story in North Hollywood. While in California they attended the Rose bowl game on New Year's day. Back From Idaho BOZEMAN, Jan. 10. Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Hill and their daughter, Patricia, have returned from St. Anthony, Idaho, where they spent Christmas with relatives. Return From Coast SHERIDAN, Jan. Raymond returned New Year's day from San Diego, where he spent Christmas with his mother and sisters, Mrs.
Clauda, and Misses Ruth and Ellen Raymond. The annual gold and green ball sponsored by tone Mutual Improvement association of the Latter Day Saints church, 2210 Florence, will be held at the church Saturday evening, Jan. 17. The dance will be based this year on storybook characters. During the intermission the queen, whose name has not yet been announced, members of her court, will be presented.
The public is invited. Miss Storey Marries in Capital BOZEMAN, Jan. 10. Marjorie Storey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbur Storey of Bozeman, was married Christmas eve in Washington, D. to William Hobart Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H.
Williams of Nanticoke, Pa. The couple exchanged wedding vows standing before a background of evergreens and holly arranged in the Gunton-Temple Memorial Presbyterian church of the Capital city, with the Rev. Bernard Braskamp officiating. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a wool suit of hunter green with brown accessories. She carried a colonial bouquet of violets and was attended by Miss Jo Pruitt of Bozeman as her maid of honor.
Joseph Maza of Nanticoke was the best man. Dinner was served in the Blue room Hotel Hamilton for members of the bridal party, parents of the bride and groom and Miss Edith Jones of Nanticoke. Mrs. Williams is well-known in the Gallatin community, where she attended school. At Montana State college she was affiliated with Alpha Gamma Delta, social sorority.
The groom attended schools in Pennsylvania, and was a chief quartermaster seeing service in the Pacific theater. He is now assistant manager for the F. W. Woolworth company in Washington, D. and he and Mrs.
Williams will make their home at Apartment 127-A, Boulevard Apartments, Washton and Green streets, Alexandria, Va. Among those present at the wedding were Senator and Mrs. Zales N. Ecton of Manhattan, Mont. Eastern Stars Enjoy Party TWIN BRIDGES, Jan.
The Past Matron's club, Order of Eastern Star, held its Christmas party at the home of the president, Mrs. Elmer Hillier, Dec. were exchanged. Cards gave diversion and a no-host supper was served after the game. Present were Mrs.
George Jenkins, Mrs. A. F. Reid, Mrs. S.
A. Jones, Mrs. Carolyn Smyth, Mrs. C. M.
Holbert, Mrs. Genevieve Jones, Mrs. Nina Black, Mrs. Walter Pitcher, Mrs. J.
A. Knight, Mrs. Clara Johnson and Mrs. Hiller. Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Lasich entertained the rural Pinochle club on Friday evening. Delicious refreshments were served after the game to Mr.
and Mrs. Harlan Juzeler, Mr. and Mrs. George Frazier, Mr. and Mrs.
W. F. Des Chene, Mr. and Mrs. Matt Telin and Mr.
Lasich. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jessen entertained at dinner New Year's day for Mr. and Mrs.
George Pulver, Mrs. Virginia Crabtree and daughters, Sharon and Virginia. Mr. and Mrs. W.
D. Sandy left by car Friday for an extended visit with relatives in Philadelphia and Virginia. Mrs. C. I.
Prouty and Mrs. S. D. Hoeck and daughter went to Gardiner, to spend the holidays with their husbands, who are engaged in highway construction there. Mr.
and Mrs. W. B. Haskell and children of Dillon and Miss Kate Armstrong were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Holbert on New Year's day. Miss Flavia Hansen, a teacher at Toppenish, has returned to her duties after spending the holidays with her parents and brother, Mr. and Mrs.
H. P. Hansen and Wesley. Mr. and Mrs.
Ira Edwards entertained at dinner Sunday for Mr. and Mrs. George Brazill of Gold Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Reid and Mr.
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Kenneth Gover and family of Belgrade, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Gover and family of Bozeman, Mr. Mrs. Lee Gover and family, Mr.
and Mrs. Boyd Gover and family were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gover. Mr.
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They returned home Sunday evening, Jan. 4. Mr. and Mrs. William Heavner of Logan entertained Mrs.
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