The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-02-24
SOCIAL EVENTS
CLUB WOMEN HOSTS TO MEN


CLUB WOMEN HOSTS TO MEN
In accordance with their happy
annual custom the Women's club
entertained for the men last Fri
DAY evening, at the Palm room of
the Sherman. Since it falls to the
lot of a mere man to tell about it,
one who is not up on the ethics
of etiquette, the temptation is
strong 10 say they threw a party.
It's alright to say they delight
fully entertained but that does not
convey the whole truth. The plain
fact is the party was a WOW and
the guests had a whale of a time.
About sixty-fiye We're present.
The big Palm room was admir-
ably suited to the varied program
which included whist, bridge, bun
ko, indoor golf, a dance review
from the Virginia reel to the fox
trot, interspersed with dance spe-
cialties by individual performers
-jigs, turkey in the straw, High
land fling, polka, schottische.
Just who did them is immaterial.
irrevelant and not proper cross ex-
animation. The good old, dreamy,
rhythmic waltz seemed the gem
eral favorite.
The golf feature was putting
contests put on with the aid of a
"Kumbak' device made especially
for indoor use. There were separ-
ate contests for the men and for
the women. This was fortunate.
If it had been a mixed affair the
men would have met humiliation.
Everybody, without any excep-
tions, had to take their place on
the rug and take three shots at
the little hole in the green, in
clined board. Take it from very
body, that hole is harder to get
into than a Scotchman's pocket.
Elmer Styer, a third rate player,
md a south paw at that, Tucked
out to win in a tie for first with
Dr.. DeWane, a very fine player
Who holds the golf club consola-
ion trophy.
The women, in their contest,
.fter watching the comic reel by !
he male experts, did noticably
letter work. They seemed really :
dept at the art of getting into :.
ockets. The winners were Mrs. )
'. Fl. Livingston and Mrs. J. r. |
BURGESS who each scored twice =
ut of three trys. Wisely they de- :
to take chances on destroy !
lg two fine records by playing .
If the tie.
A delicious lunch was served, :
.hich is equivalent to saying :
lere was a swell feed, during the u
1t was served in number =
l ice cream pals, of ample size, l
hich held a lot of good things "
ut no ice cream. This came later, :
18th the cake, as another pleasant :
Supper partners were +
und by finding duplicate num- n
,rs. =
Everybody took from a box a e
ny red heart bearing another :
These accompanied by Z
e right brand of luck, were good z
r some nice prizes, one set for =
e women and another set for e
e men. The society reporter =
elected to collect a list of the s.
nners but recalls that Will =
hnson glommed the best thing =
the men-a camera Alto =
Their it was a wonderfully en- =
rable occasion. Some of the =
Us remarked how nice it was q
have their wives right there to s.
) how they could enjoy them =
yes at a party. Others would =
We hated to have their wife =
DIV what a good time they had. e
t was a wholly different" even =
of recreation and fun that en- =
tanned to the full meaning of -
word, and was a distinct cred =
to the Women's club and those -
direct charge. Mrs. J. G. De =
ne was at the head of the gen -
l committee with Mrs. Lfvings- =
Mrs. Bruce and Mrs. Rooney -
her assistants. Mrs. Tom =
ly was chairman of supper com =
tee. -
is rumored that the men will =
a petition asking the Club to =:
off these annual parties every =
se months.