Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1921-10-25
TALK WIDE VARIETY
Of CLUB SUBJECTS
IN GLASGOW MEET
Women of District 5, State
Federation, Hold Two-Day
Session There.
Special to The Tribune,

Special to The Tribune.
! Glasgow, Oct. 24.-The district con-
vention of women's clubs closed here
Saturday evening after a very sue
cessful meeting. The following Off
GERS were elected: President. Mrs.
George IL. Berry: vice president, Mrs.
J. Bruner, Wolf Point; secretary, Mrs.
| Lula Alvord. Glasgow; treasurer, Mrs.
Abbott, Hinsdale.
trict No. 5. The convention opened
| at noon on Friday by registration OF
delegates and luncheon served by the
ladies' of the Baptist church. The
opening session was called at 2:3O.
with invocation by the Rev. TiIman
Brady and assembly singing of
America" followed by the addresses
of welcome, On behalf of the citizens
of Glasgow by DR.. G. H. Klein and
for the hostess club by Mrs. Emory
Pease, the response being by Mrs. J.
l.. kilduff, Malta.
Tells Polish Experiences.
After short business session, Miss
Victoria Pawliskiewcz gave q talk on
her experience with the American Red
Cross in Poland.
Friday evening the delegates were
seated at sumptuous banquet at the
Just Inn. The newly remodeled din
ing room was lastly decorated in
autumn attire and the tables follow
ed out the colors and setting of the
SunfIower club
The convention was attended by
Mrs. S. NJ. Souders. Red Lodge, state
president, who delivered an address
Saturday afternoon.
The sessions included talks On spiri-
tual factors in everyday life. by the
Rev. Rhoda Jane Dickinson; on CON
servation of national resources, by
Mrs. F. Boussuot, Havre. state chair
man; and reports from district chair
men, Oh Americanization. by Mrs. w.
R. Griggs. Havre; on citizenship
training, Mrs. ". c. Aasness, Scobey;
on community service, by Mrs. s.
West, Hinsdale; on education. by Mrs.
economies, by Mrs. ]. s. Statler, Hins-
dale: on thrift, by Mrs. S. l. Glasgow;
on library extension. by Mrs. Holman,
Havre; on conservation of natural re-
sources. by Mrs. j. Drummer, Wolf
Point; on literature, by Mrs. A. Freie.
Dodson; on civil service, by Mrs. w.
Frazier SAGE; endorsing education in
legislation, by Mrs. c. e. Heppin,
Glasgow; on child welfare, BY Mrs.
William Storey, Harlem: on health, by
Mrs. J. Cook, Wolf Point: on social
and industrial conditions, by Mrs. J.
Secrest. Malta; on Indian welfare, by
Mrs. c. Faulkenson. Poplar; on art
by Mrs. Fl. Withyeombe. Havre; on
music, by Mrs Fred Hall. Malta: on
home demonstration work, by Miss
Anna Turley. Bozeman; on American
izing the Indian. by James Kitch, agent
at the Poplar Indian school; and on
characterization, by Mrs. Richards, OF
Forsyth. state chairman on that &C.
tivity.
Home Folks on Program.
A message from the national con-
ference was delivered Saturday after
noon by Mrs. Perham, Glendive: and
other features of the programs were
piano solo by Mrs. A B. Friedlund.
Glasgow; a reading by Miss Carrie
Neal Herring; piano solo by. Mrs.
G. A. Wright, Hinsdale: vocal solo
by Mrs Gordon Vallingdingh Glas-
Cow; piano solo by Miss Van Weerer.
Scobey; songs by the Glasgow high
school glee club. Miss Alice Thorn
burg. Glasgow, led the community
singing.