The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1928-10-19
Sheridan S Princess Tells About
Wonderful Trip to State Fair

uosontative from Sheridan
As a IL LsP the State Fair at Helena,
county NV privilege OF telling you
sbOut NJ! .h or with Gladys Kelly and
], tOgTIo left PlentywOod Mon
Nancy + mTl making train connec-
DAY al ~ Bainville and arrived at
hons AZ the next day at 11:15. While
Helena + ,ai we met another Princess,
on inc ped from Blaine county. At
Mss .t alton we were met by a num-
the ladies' acting on the transpOr-
Der % rroSmmittee, and were taken to
taaopB a e Hotel, where we met our
tie I've Mrs. S. F. Mallett, and
el'ps1po vincesses who had already ar
QUE, Mrs. Mallett was dear lady
nssA. "a much cannot be said of her
as ~ 70 we girls. Those acting as
s. .-.ort chaperones that day were
s.s-''fW1i; oestine, Miss CrOne, Mrs.
Mt! ETs, and Mrs. Wallace, whom we
' !a..D.aS,,,@1 "Wally." We were divid-
pi i-to groups of nine girls and as
8 go "a fo our rooms after which we
81. and our chaperOns were enter
60 hr the KiwSnis Club at lunch
=. n the Grill. Fine music selec-
s s;,,. = rendered by the members of
VA ". n1,b we're part of the enter
. vi The president of the club,
;TIeFayIaad, spoke a few words of
-r5Icorrp as did the Princess of Lewis
w. cIark county. Tie introduction
1 a. .bn Prince ses followed, and as
f1ysps each was given a crepe paper
bst Which. if not worn during the
tsei. would cost our partners a fine
:. I'm cents. We didn't like to see
say mariners fined so of course we
Uoge the hats.
Immediately after luncheon we
we're taken to the court house, in
frort Of which our group picture was
taken by photographer Davidson.
The two buses which had been re-
served for the Princesses took US to
The fair grounds, where we enjoyed
catching horse races and other forms
If entertainment from our boxes IN
t1e grandstand which had been given
"a rs through the courtesy of the
fair board. The Manager of the Car
riva Company gave us permission to
ride en- the thrillers, and see the SIDE
shows without any charge.
That evening we were treated to
an Informal dinner through the c0ur-
tesv Of the far board. The president
of the board extended his welcome to
Us girls and our chaperons. After
dinner we returned to our boxes and
observed the fireworks which had
been planned to represent the pioneer
life in Montana. The day was end
ed with a dance at the Shrine Temple
where we stayed ~ e,,v1v y,..-o.
Wednesdays program began with
breakfast at the Grill as guests OF
the Commercial Club. Several i'm
promptu entertainment features were
put on by the committee in charge
Of the breakfast, Mcfarland and Pau
Flint.
Following breakfast we were the
guests Of Curtin's Gift Shop at a spe.
cial showing Of RosenthaI ivory china
at the hotel. Miss Ring, who was il
charge Of the display, presented eacl
Of the girls with a little gift from
the shop. The remainder of The
morning was spent in shopping, sew
eral Of the Helena merchants ex
tending special courtesies to tn,
Prmcesses by giving us discounts.
The Helena R9tarians were host
at luncheon iu honor of the VISITING
girls. As each giFf entered the Grill
she was presented with a shoulde
bouquet Of roses and violets. Mrs
Kaufman. chairman of the Queen o
Montana Contest, Mrs. S. F. Mallett
official chaperon,. and the Princess .
Lewis and Clark county were intro