The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-10-25

Irle acting as secretary IN the al
sence of Mrs. L. e. Rhodes @
Havre, secretary of the club.
Over so delegates were regist
cred including a few local dele
gates. The Thursday session open
ed at 2 with assembly singing
led by Mrs. Truman Bowen witt
Mrs. A. B. Friedlund, accompan
list. The address of welcome was
given by Mrs. George Bondeson
representative of the local Sun
flower Art club, response being
made by Mrs. Margaret Inglehart
of the Wolf Point Woman's club
Following the business session
the Glasgow Woman's club octet
sang, "The Lure of the Gypsy
Trail" (Jones) and Mistress Mar
garita" PENN, accompanied by
Mrs. A. B. Friedlund.
Mrs. Aikens and Leisure"
Mrs. Emory Pease gave a talk
on 1.-THE Monkey Wrench in the
Machinery" Mrs. George Aikens
of Lovejoy spoke on Leisure in
the Home" Miss Blanche Lee,
THE Home" stating that there
is no conflict between the home
demonstration work and the wom-
ems federated club work, Mrs. H.
N. Bollum of Havre following with
an excellent reading on the topics
of religious training in the home,
substituting for Mrs. j.. A. Wright.
Mrs. Sara E. Morse spoke on
Know Thyself".
Four Course Banquet
Music by the high school girls
glee club, directed by Miss Esther
Englund, concluded the afternoon
program, the club repairing to the
/. o. o. F. hall where a four
cours banquet was served to 116
guests, Mrs. Thomas Dignan, pres
ident of the Glasgow club, was
toastmistress, responses being
made by Mrs. ]. E. Flaherty of
Glasgow, Mrs. w. H. Hamilton of
Dodson, Mrs. E. B. Pease substi-
tuting for the Harlem Woman's
club; Mrs. Lucy Curran, Poplar;
Mrs. Brevick, bingham, and Mrs.
c. D. Borton of Glasgow.
Violin solos by Henry Scheisser,
Nobody Knows the Trouble I
Seen" clarence Cameron White),
and "Serenade Espagnole" (Cham-
made and Kriesler), with two
numbers by the male quartet, pro-
vided the musical entertainment
of the evening. An original par
ody by the male quartet on How
Do You Do " used as an encore
by the quartet using the names OF
state chairmen of the federated
clubs and others caused much
merriment, as Well as a %burlesque s
on "women's mannerisms', which :
added much to the humorous side I
of the evenings entertainment.
State President Speaks
The Friday session opened at 8
with assembly singing, followed s
by a short session. Mrs. F. F. Bos- j
sout of Havre, state president, c
on Departmental Work of t
The Federation" Mrs. R C. Brown h
Of Bozeman, second vice president t
the state, and Mrs. M. ]. Hutch t
ems of Missoula, state chairman of
International relations. gave com +
p~rehensive addresses on the ac- +
complishments of the federation. c
The district music contest, con- e
Quoted by Mrs. A. B. Friedlund,
district chairman of the music de- i
partment of Glasgow, in which i
the different clubs of district No. +
5 were invited to present original 6
songs to be used as official songs, 6
held at the morning session, q
Havre winning first place and a f,
cash award of SIS with "Ho Ho Ho" f,
10 the tune of the Riff Song" Q.
rom the Desert Song; Wolf T
Point second and a cash award of
$3.50 with Onward to the tune
Of 20 Wisconsin" There were sew
en- entries. ,
Hinsdale Gets Banner q
The Hinsdale club won a ban II
ner for the greatest percentage in q
crease in membership in the last K
.wo years, reporting an increase n
If 80 percent. F
The afternoon session included v
/ talk on County Federations', fl
~ Mrs. c. P. Martin of Saco; Tn v
ernational Relations 10 Years AT n
er the War" Mrs. M. j. Hutch
ms of Missoula, and a reading by Y
Agnes Anderson accompanied n
~ Henry Scheisser on the violin. W
During a club exhibit and social a.
lour the high school orchestra NJ
resented numbers conducted by m
Henry Scheisser; also the Baptist ii
mixed quartet performed with an W
deal review. ia
Mrs. F. F. Bossout of Havre f.
ave an address during the even @,
ng on Community Betterment." -
peer Gynt Suite by the wom- f.
MS octet with Miss Agnes Ander- n,
in a dramatic reading added
much to the evening program, as
lso did Mrs. r. e. Browns adj M
ress on Scholarship Work" e.