The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-10-18
CLUB CONVENTION
HELD AT HINSDALE
WOLF POINT NOW HAS PRES.
AND SECY-EXCELLENT
PROGRAM GIVEN

The Fifth Distric, convention at
Hinsdale Oct. II and 13 are enthus-
astic in their prdise Ct the enter
tainment given them and of the
meetings of the convention Of the
g delegates elected only seven at
tended. They were Mesdames Mar
ron, DeWane, Ditmarson, Listerud,
Schoening, Rae and Flint, and Mrs
Bruner, district president. Ten clubs
were represented with 65 delegates.
The district extends from Havre to
Scobey and comprises IA clubs.
The Hinsdale club has a member
ship of only Is but the manner in
which they entertained the dele
cation would have done credit to a
much larger organization.
The Officers
Officers elected for the ensuing
year are: President, Mrs. J. S Bru-
ner of this city elected at the state
meeting), vice-president, Mrs. Alene
Frazier of Saco; secretary, Mrs w.
E. Rae of this city, and treasurer,
Mrs. Frank Webster of Havre. The
department heads and county sec
retaries are: Mrs. F. E. Martin, in
ternational relations; Mrs. W C.
Aasness, Scobey, American citizen
ship: Mrs. G. A. Wright, Hinsdale,
applied education; Mrs. H. A. Scho-
ening, Wolf Point, fine arts; Mrs. H.
S. Munson, Malta, legislature Mrs.
J. L. Atkinson, Poplar, press and
publicity; Mrs. H. A. Yotter, Glasgow
public welfare. Mrs. J. l.. Dickson,
Chinook, secretary of Blaine county;
Mrs. Arthur Strom, Scobey, secre-
tary of Daniels county; Mrs. Frank
Webster, Havre, secretary of Hill
county; Mrs. Dwight Jones, Dodson,
secretary of Phillips county; Mrs.
Dan Noble, Poplar, secretary Roose-
velt county; Mrs. Emory Pease, Gias-
gov, secretary of Valley county
Among those in attendance and on
the program were the state president
Mrs. M. Souders, of Red Lodge, Mrs.
J. F. Kilduff, of Malta, former state
president and former district presi-
dent, Mrs. F. F. Bossout of Havre.
Of the six Havre delegates, three
we're former members of the Wolf
Point Woman's Club: Mrs. F. L.
Jovell, Mrs. B. e. Burr, and Mrs. G..
J. Graybill.
Excellent Program
The program included vocal and
music by members of
,he club and other Hinsdale talent,
messages from the state and district
PRESIDENT and former district presi-
Tents Mrs. Bossout and Mrs. Berry,
papers and addresses by various club
women, also very excellent address
m Education and Religion by Suff-
agan Bishop Fox of the Episcopal
hurch Of Montana. Mrs. Flint sang
nd Mrs. Schoening was on. the pro-
ram for a paper. There was also
lassical dancing by Miss Burkhart
f Malta who danced in oriental cos
ume.
Resolutions were adopted support
1g Mrs. Wallace Perham, Glendive,
asst state club president, and now
ice president of the general fedora.
on, for the presidency of the gen
raj federation. A new president
to be elected at the national con-
ention at Los Angeles next spring.
esolutions were also adopted pledg-
lg the district to work for the cleo
on of Mrs. F. F. Bossuot, Havre,
! state vice-president at the state
Getting in Kalispell in 1924.
Glasgow Gets Banner
The membership banner went to
e Glasgow Woman's Club, as be-
g the club making the greatest
lin, over 100 per cent, during the
st year.
The banquet was served Friday
ening in the gymnasium of Hins-
les fine new high school building
d the Wolf Point delegates are
i'd in their praise of the delicious
nquet, the charming decorations
d the smoothness and ease with
lich the affair was managed. Mrs.
est of Hinsdale was toastmistress
d toasts were responded to by
s. Bruner, Mrs. Borton of Glas-
w. Mrs. Frazer of Saco, Mrs.
aherty of Glasgow. Mrs. Bossuot
Havre, Mrs. Torkelson of Nashua,
s. Souders, state president, of Red
dge, and Mrs. Kilduff, former
tie president, of Malta. Mrs. Kill
#, because of illness, has been out
active club work for the past two
ars and her presence at the con-
ltion was Measure tn all who