The Butte Miner, 1924-06-06, p.7
The Butte Miner, Butte, 1924-06-06, p.7
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## Column 1
the bridesmaid.
d for the bride
Murphy-Softley
Thursday and
eremony on the
g. A great deal
n done by the
before making
in finding just
the large and
f that popular
hy-Softley com-
in fitting out
institution has
the June brides'
in the Murphy-
e on exhibition
## ARDEN
ume ball at the
ht proved to be
eatest, funniest
and girl cos-
lowing: Neatest
Thomas Cates
niest boy and
Carlson and
## Column 2
*Brunette-*
**woven spell of
dark mysteries—**
*Lyric sheen of moonlight—magic shimmer of S[illegible]*
*—silken lustre telling of subtle allures—velvet*
*promising secret intensities—slumbering fires tha[t]*
*tell new dawns and new sunsets.*
## Peripheral items
- Illustration: oval portrait of a dark-haired, curly-haired woman in decorative style, accompanying the "Brunette" advertisement
- Partial advertisement or article text in Column 1 referencing "Murphy-Softley" (likely a department store) and June brides
- Partial article text referencing a costume ball and prize-winners including Thomas Cates and Carlson