The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1926-09-02
WOMAN'S CLUB ASKS
UNIFORM DRESS FOR
HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS
Carbon County Federation Meet in
10th Session. Endorse Demonstra-
tion Agent and Ask for Dance Law
Enforcement.

A large and enthusiastic meeting of
the Carbon County Federation of Wo-
mans Clubs was held Thursday when
delegates and visitors from the var
ious clubs of the county gathered at
the Methodist Episcopal church here
for the Goth quarterly convention Of
their organization.
The morning session opened at o 80
with the president. Mrs. John T. Hays
of Red Lodge, and the yice-president
Mrs Mathwig of Joliet, presiding.
After Mrs. S. Brada of Red Lodge
had led the assembly in singing Amer
lea the Beautiful Rev. Welch, offered
the invocation. Visitors and delegates
We're then welcomed to Red Lodge by
Mrs. J. f. Brophy on behalf of the
hostess club, and by Mayor Koehn for
the city The response was given by
Mrs A. f. Chlistiani, president of the
bushels to the acre, according to adj
Bearcreek club. The secretary, Mrs.
Preston Clapper of Luther, and treas
Eurer, Mrs. ]. Wilson Reed of Bear
creek then gave their reports.
f AS is customary, the first address
was given by the president, Mrs. Hays.
She chose as her subject New Selves
for Old, Thru Prayer
/ She stressed the need for more fire.
quent communion with the Infinite
and for greater faith. Every sentence
showed thoughtful preparation and
her talk was an inspiration to her
listeners.
A report on the achievement Day
program recently held in Billings was
read by Mrs J. NJ Burnett of Luther
and Mrs. Paul Il. Burns of Belfry,
president of District Four, gave 4
short talk on her recent trip among
the clubs of this district; telling of
the interesting women she had met
and of the unusual things some of the
clubs are doing.
| Mrs J. Wilson Reed talked most en-
4 tertainingly on 'Four Years with the
Teaching Service in Alaska. She
4 told of the plan and aims of this ser
vice, as well as much that was in
structive of the people and country
and related many incidents ranging
from the pathetic to ludicrous from
her experiences.
During the morning session several
musical numbers were rendered by
!, some of Red Lodges younger talent.
: Pauline WEIGH played two piano solos
in pleasing manner, Doris Abraham
, son and Sara Brophy played 4 Guet
! arrangement of a March and respond
ed to an encore, Margaret SouderS
played two of Nevins compositions ::
$ the beautiful "Canzone Amorosa" and
2 "Buona Notte." A reading, Haunted
BY a Song" was cleverly given by Yir-
. ginia Schwin. She responded to an
S encore.
. The morning session closed with the
(. appointment of committees. On the
2 Courtesy Committee Mrs. Hays ap-
pointed Mrs. C. C. Crossen of From
! berg, Mrs. J. 7. Spencer, Bridger and
Mrs. Byron Bell for Resolutions Mrs.
l A. F. Christiani, Bearcreek, Mrs Agnes
, Bunney, Belfry, Mrs. VIM. Freeman.
+ Jr., Wash0e.
After lunch, served in the church
basement, the afternoon session OPP
ened with singing led by Mrs. Braida.
The absence of Rev. Raymond B.
I Walker of Billings, principal speaker
9 of the afternoon, was regretted but
e was unavoidable. Mrs. Mathwig read
q we'll nranarpd nanpr IN "Rpli0iol1S
! Training in the Home" She urged
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