The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-11-19
SOCIETY
Mrs. Livingston Entertains Woman's
Club Thursday Night

Mrs. Livingston En%tertains Woman's
Club Thursday Night
Several matters of community and
civic interest occupied the attention
of the Wolf Point Woman's Club
when they met last Thursday eve
ming with Mrs. f. H. Livingston for
the November meeting. Mrs. J. L.
Davey assisted Mrs. Livingston
The first question discussed was
the home economics demonstra-
ton to be held at the next gathering
Of the club which will be in Jan
uary. This meeting will be in charge
of the Home Economies section,
Miss Laura Dahlstrom, chairman.
The meeting will be at the Presby-
terian Manse with Mrs. Sydney A.
Walker as hostess. Resolutions were
passed requesting that the members
of the club hand their favorite re-
cipes to Mrs. Livingston at Study
club, or mail them to her. Such of
these recipes as are suitable will be
demonstrated at the January meet
ing.
The music memory contest was
next discussed. A brief review of
what the Club had done in that con-
nection in past years was given and
resolutions were passed to support
the contest this year.
Mrs. John Herman gave the report
for the Dramatics section of the club,
telling of the tentative plans they
were making for presenting an en-
tertainment this winter.
The question of having a nurse
examine the children of the rural
schools was discussed pro and con
and it was decided to employ one
for this undertaking if the county
superintendent would be in a posi-
ton to cooperate. The Club voted
SIS toward the expense of the Wolf
Point delegates to Vocational Con-
gress for Girls being held in Boze-
man this week. Blanche Alexander
and Ruth Herman were the two girls
chosen by the school officials to make
the trip.
The packing of boxes for the sol
diers in the Government hospital at
Fort William Henry Harrison, Hell
ena, was considered and it was de-
eided to send them this year, as has
been done in previous years. The
children at Galen will also be re-
membered and $500 will be sent
them for the purchase of a book for
their library. Last year it will be
remembered the local club was the
first organization in the state to re-
spond to an appeal for books for that
institution. It was also voted to do
nate $50 for the purchase Of juven-
lie books to be placed in the local
S25 will be given now and
the remainder later in the year.
Mrs. Thomas Kelly speaking for
the philanthropic department an
nounced that milk will be supplied
to the undernourished children of
the schools, from the fund which
was raised last winter. In this con-
n%ection the health department. an
nounced that the second month Of
weighing and measuring the public
school children had commenced.
The concluding event of the bust !
ness session was the report Mrs.
Bert Norby gave of the fifth district
convention in Havre. Mrs. Norby i
touched interestingly on the out
standing features of the convention, I
meetings, speeches, and enter
accorded the visiting dele !
gates. She told of the interest our {
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inspired and also of the high praise 4
accorded the Montana Woman and
It's editor, Mrs. Ike O. Pace. (
At the conclusion of her talk re- 3
'reshments were served by the host 4
,ss and a few moments of informal
enjoyed before the gather 4
ng broke up for the evening. &