Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-04-19
COUNTY CLUBS
WILL ASSEMBLE
AT RED LODGE
Bearcreek Artist Will Be
Represented In State
Fine Art Exhibit

convention OF the CarDon
County Federation of Woman's
clubs will take place at Red
Lodge, Saturday, April %, in the
Methodist Episcopal church. An
exhibit of Montana art, to be dis
played under auspices of the Red
Lodge club, will be shown on the
same day.
Saturday mornings program
will open at 9:45 o'clock, accord
ing to the schedule drawn by Mrs.
G. C. Bowlen, president of the
local club. The program:
america, the Beautifully" as
sembly.
Invocation; Rev. H. w. Woods.
Flag salute; leader, Mrs. G. E.
Thompson.
Star Spangled Banner;" as
i sembly.
Address of Welcome; Mrs. Bow
len.
Response; Mrs. r. B. Teesdale.
What Our Club Means to U.s."
Mrs. A. L. Bailey.
Because" D'Hardelot; Mrs.
Marguerite McConville.
Happiness" Mrs. S. C. Merri-
man.
Federation business.
Luncheon will be served at the
church. On program for the af-
ternoon session, to begin at one
o'clock, will be:
America" assembly.
"Gugglery," BENZ. GODDARD, and
"Lento," Cyril Scott; Miss Helen
Souders.
Legislative High Lights" Sem
ator H. A. Simmons.
Three selections; ladies' glee
club.
Fine Arts; Mrs. S. M. Souders,
state chairman.
Exhibit of Montana art.
Soaring" Schumann; Miss
Sybil Christian.
"Auld Lang Syne;" assembly.
Assembly singing will be direct
ed by Mrs. William Freakes. Mrs.
E. M. Adams, Mrs. P. S. Heer-
wald and Mrs. A. F. Christiani
will be accompanies.
In the art display, which is to
be shown at the Elks' club on
Saturday afternoon, is included
representative work by Miss Hell
en- Homer Of Bearcreek, who has
studied fine arts in both European
and American schools. Other art
lists represented by the display
are: Frances Tobie, Kalispell;
Clifford H. Riedell, E. S. Boone,
Charles Farmer, Rose X. Miller,
Vera G. Drummer, Grace Barnett,
all of Missoula; Claire Suther-
land, E. A.. Paquette, Katherine
Cary Edwards, Leah Dewey,
Bronson Stevenson, Gordon Cot~~
tier, Mrs. Paul Gross, Hope Stew
enson, Gracia Bancroft, Jessie S.
Lincoln, Augustus Cor and Anton
Piers Fabrick, all of Great Falls;
Bert Cheever, Fred Mallon, Dor
othy Brotherton, Olga Rose Han
non, all of Bozeman; Ralph De-
camp, Mayme McClatchey, Louise
Brown, Harry Kiel, all of Helena;
Katherine Goodrich, Anaconda;
Kaya Benepe, Conrad; Doris Fog
Ter, Billings; Vesta Robbins, Ben
L. Franklin, Belt; Mary Atwater,
Basin; Katherine Guest, White
fish; Tex Moore, Livingston; C.
3. bartholomew, Lewistown; Fam
ny Cory Cooney, Canyon Ferry;
John Clark, Glacier Park; and Ed
gar Paxon, for whom no town is
What is considered to be the
best of Miss Homer's works. "GoI-
den Blue Days." represents a
scene on Crandall creek in Wyom-
Floyd Richardson of Bear
creek, known for his paintings of
western outdoor scenes, may ex-
hibit several canvasses.
Outstanding in the collection is
a portrait Of Governor Erickson
by Kaya Benepe. A w~oodcarving
Of a bear by John Clark, mute
Indian artist of Glacier park, will
be shown.
Red Lodge people will be able to
view the exhibit Friday afternoon
at the Elks' club. A free will of
to help defray shipping
charges of the exhibit, will be
taken, but no admission fee will
be charged.