The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-09-20
Women's Clubs Complete
Two-Day Convention Here

Franklin and Mrs. James Schoer.
The work of the DEPARTMENTS
Of International Relations, Educa-
ton and Legislation featured the
afternoon session. with addresses
bv Senator E. T. Eaton of Yellow
stone county on Where Our Tax
dollar Goes" and "Woman'S
Work and the W. P. A." by Mrs.
Jessie Moore of Helena.
Special music for this session
was furnished bv a Hardin duet
composed. of Willard j. Scott and
Earl A. Sibley with violin obi
gatto by william A. Becker.
Following the musical interlude
talks on problems of education
and our international relations
were given bv Mrs. N. E. Hannant
Of Hardin. Rev. Arthur Seebart of
Billings. Mrs. w. A. Petzoldt of
of Billings.
The days activities were eli
NAKED bv a banquet held in the
Hardin high school gymnasium.
The banquet was served by The
home economics department un-
der the supervision of Miss NJ.
Leikvold. One hundred sixty-one
local women and guests were in
attendance. Mrs. W. A. Petzoldt of
Lodge Grass acted as toastmis-
tress. Features of the banquet
program included group singing. a
group of readings bv Miss Mar
oaret Gustafson. violin solos by
William A. Becker, with Mrs.
Cnrnwell as accomnanist: talks by
Mrs. J.. H. Morrow, Mrs. w. T. Per-
ham and JUDGE r. C. Stone. Gifts
and corsages were presented to
Mrs. J. H. Morrow. state president,
and to Mrs. Max Zimmerman.
district n%resident. by the Big Horn
County Federation.
A play by the Billings Junior
Woman's club, under the direction
of Miss Ruth Kane, concluded the
evenings entertainment.
The Wednesday morning session
heard several fine reports from
the Departments of Press and
Publicity. and Fine Arts by the
district chairman; a talk by Mrs.
E. J. Kane, Billings, state chair
man of music, on Music in Every
Day Life" and a report of the
Triennial Council at Detroit by
Mrs. w. T. Perham.
Luncheon Vas served by the
Congregational Ladies' Circle in
charge of Mrs. j. H. lesser. Dur
in" the luncheon hour Miss Ruth
Kane led a discussion of plans for
organizing junior groups with
representatives of groups that
were interested.
The afternoon session was de-
voted to final reports and to the
election of new officers of the dis
trict. They include Mrs. A. E.
Seamans, Huntley, president; Mrs.
F. S. P. Foss. Glendive, vice-presi-
dent; Mrs. N. E. Hannant, Har-
din, recording secretary; Mrs.
Edith Kalberg. Circle, treasurer.
Special music for this session was
furnished by the Hardin Ladies'
Quartette, composed of Mesdames
J. J. Ping, w. J. Brekke, w. A.
Ransier and Lura P. Strand.
Big Horn county's hospitality
to her visitors was eliminated by
a trip to the Custer Battlefield.
The trip was followed by a pro-
grar, sponsored by the Indian
Woman's club of Crow Agency. at
the Baptist Mission. Mrs. Kate
Stewart, president of the club
was in charge. She spoke on the
influence of club work on the
lives of the Indian women of TO-
day. Mrs. Kitty Deer Nose spoke
on the life of the Crow woman Of
so years ago, illustrating her talk
with numerous articles. Following
the program the guests were en-
tertained by the clubs of Wyola
Lodge Grass and Crow Agency at
a tea in the social rooms of the
Mission. Mrs. H. H. Ulrich, Miss
Mary CornWell, Mrs. James Sloar
and Miss Alice Yarlott poured al
two beautifully appointed tea
tables. More than fifty guests re-
manned after the convention tc
enio" this delightful hospitality.
departing guests were profuse
in their expressions of a~pprecia.
ton of the fine hospitality. ex.
cellent program and for the socla
features at these sessions. Visitor.
were also most favorably impress,
ed with Hardin and its envirou'
and returned to their homes will
words of praise for the town an.
; its citizens.
Special appreciation is given b,