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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-15

ON the secret. and it's an in-
teresting little story.
1t was during the floor show,
and Karavaeff, the brilliant
master of ceremonies, was direct
ing q number which we won't
even attempt to write in Rus
sian, but translated means
DUTY and Circumstance" q
little skit of three soldiers who
meet lhree pretty girls and as
usual when q soldier meets. q
girl. we speak from experience
having been q soldier once. -
filtration follows. and then
the bugIe sounds and they have
to 30 back to barracks.
On this particular nighG Ma
russia Sava, the girl with the
glorious cOntraltO voice, had .
cole, and couldn't sing. so Of
course they drafted another
member Of the company into the
part.
She didn't know the routine,
of course, so while singing Kar.
avaeff instead Of following the
words Of the song, gave her in
structiOnS. in Rus ian Of
course so none Of the guests
knew she differ ence. he
thought. ..
So his love song went some
thing as follows mot an exact
translation of course. "COme
on now, don't be clumsy you
are supposed to cross over now
now is the time to sing.
alta girl. well, not badly one
at all"
The laughter came from o
table he hadn't noticed when he
started to sing his instructions
lat the table were o number
of Russians who understood
every word he was saying.
which explains the laughter to
the rest Of you who are not the
Russian scholar we are.
There's going to be a Big Night
at the Dude Ranch, out on the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-15

Baltimore Boulevard, Friday.
for it is the second anniversary OF
this Uery popular spot, and Milton
Barrett, tUho planned to bring this
tOild and loooly West to the Capt.
tai, and succeeded in making it
one OF the most popular places in
this part of the lUorld. is planning
on q big celebration.
Milton is arranging q gala car
11iUGl NTH confetti and StreGnperS
and noise makers OF eDery kind,
and cotOboy hats tor all the ladies
as souvenirs of the occasion.
and q floor ShoD that promises to
be q knockout, with noted enter
tGigerS. and the chef has prom
iSed thGt the "chucE" tDiH be eUen
better than usual. 1T this can be
possible. and of course there tDill
be dance music by Ralph GGrren's
orchestra. altogether a large
evening.
Did you ever hear Of blonde
black? Well there is one out at
the Maryland Club Gardens.
She is Margaret Black, and she
is q decided blonde, and more
than that she is most talented
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-15


dancer most unusual, she not
only has . modern routine, but
she does the classical as well
and the audiences are enthu-
Siastic about her.
Alma and Roland are still
dancing there, to the delight of
visitors, and Jimmy Harris and
his orchestra are hot as ever we
found when we drove out there
the other night to do a little
hOrseshoeing.
And by the way, Russell. :.
who is the chef de luxe out at
the club. is preparing q new
menu. OF which more anon.
And speaking of River Bend,
you know the alterations down
there are almost completed, and
while the carpenters are busy
hammering, and the painters
painting, they promise faithfully
that everything will be in readi
ness for the Big Night of April
IS, when the new section is to
be opened, giving a much bigger
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-15
CONGRESS BEING MADE IN NIGHT SPOTS OF CAPITAL

dance floor, and much more space
to care for the enthusiastic pa
irons who like to preface an eve
ming Of real enjoyment by driving
along the beautiful Potomac to
this delightful spot where one may
dine and dance in real comfort.
And now we have the honor
TO inform you that we are still
alive despi' Ike fact that
we have heard GLOOMY Sum
day" the suicide song" that
caused . number of persons in
Hungary to end their lives the
first time they heard IL.
Sidney's orchestra played 1t In
the MayflOwer Lounge last night
%. and we must confess that we
weren't impressed, nor did we
rush out to purchase poison or
jump Of the Monument If
the truth be told, we much pre-
ferred "G0ody GOOdy," which
seems to be the most popular
music Of the week around town
-. Gloomy Sunday" Is that,
but certainly not suicidal, as
those who heard it seemed to
agree.
A certain young lady lost a bet
at the HeiCh-Ho Club the other
night. 1t seems that Senior Decio
deMouTG, Ulso n1ires being diplo-
mat at the Brazilian Embassy NTH
being a grand host and dancer,
aOGs doing some intricate steps on
the dance floor. shouting h0tU
the tango should be danced and
he aDOs nearing an eye glass. /.
nGOn0cIe to you.
The glass t0GS in place Nth no
UiStbLe means of support no cord
dangling from it and the Uery
charming blonde offered to bet he
Mould drop it as he spun about. d.
t0eH. she lost. {. he has the art
dotUn to a fine point.
C071SNelo FlO1DeTton, sOho SINGS
songs OF much S0phiSticGtiOn, UIDile
plGytng her o1Un accompaniment
on the piano, is back at the HeiOIa-
Ho this 1Oeek, Nth some brand
retO songs, and a manner all her
DUN OF singing them.
+ 4
"Goody Goody" wac what Betty
Cooper sang in the finals Of the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-15
'Rhumb oIero'
Comes to
Town
Nv FRANCOIS

After all, one expects history to
be made in washington. Tt is
in the Nations Capital that wars
are declared and peace made.
that Congress enacts laws and the
Supreme Court knocks them down
=. that Blue Eagles are Matched
and later decapitated.
And history was made in Wash
ington last night-but not the his
tory that one could expect-noth-
ing political about this history ex-
cept that a number Of members
of Congress were on hand but had
nothing to say except nice enthusi-
astic praise.
we refer to q happening at the
Club Habana-that exotic tropi-
cal night spot on Connecticut Ave
nue-and it took place last night
the world premier Of . brand
new dance.
Gilbert Kiamie and Dorothy
Young, that delightful dance team
who have been packing 'em in at
the club presented to the world
the Rhumbolero-a new dance, .
combination Of Rhumba and the
Bolero-a really thrilling dance
that is typically South American
vet different from any other dance
vet seen.
!. Gilbert and Dorothy have just
returned from several months in
South Amertca-rollin' down to
Rio and dancing en- route-and
while there they made q study OF
the native melodies, the native
rhythm-and those natives sure
have got rhythm.
!. From this study the new dance
was developed. and Gilbert wrote
the music for it himself they
both predict that next season
M is going to be a popular ball
room number. and we can well
believe that it might be, for it has
q swing that is delightful. so
dance history was made last night.
) After their season in South
America Gilbert and Dorothy feel
very much at home in Club Ha-
hama with it's patio and its palm
trees, its maps of the Caribbean
:. its Latin decorative motif -.
and certainly the audiences are
%Na% %bnxV ANsn har0
Dorothy is one Of the few girls
whose name appears in that holy
of holes, the Social Register, to
really undertake career and go
through with it,. she has been
dancing with Gilbert for three
years now. and loves to dance
/. even though she is the daugh
ter and granddaughter, not to
mention sister, of clergymen. =.
and q cousin of Magnate Owen
d. Young as well.
! Saw Representative Kent Keller
of Illinois enjoying himself at the
fIabana the other evening
and it's a swell place to find en-
3oyment. with grand music and
swell food and an understanding
bartender. and a floor show that
registers.
] And whom did we see there the
other night but Michael Farmer
E.. who, if we recall Alright, is an
ex of Glorious Gloria Swanson. :.
he had just come over from the
continent, where he makes his
home and was en- route for Holly
wood for a short visit with old
friends in the movie land.
Quite a few members Of the
diplomatic corps-from the Latin
american countries-were also in
evidence, slipping rum and looking
at the homelike decorations, with
sort Of a feeling of inconsistencies,
swe thought.
4 \ 4
III you would like to know why
all the laughter from q dinner
J party at the Russian TrOika the
? other night, we can let you i'm
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-15

amateur contest at La Paree Mon
day night. and she said the same
thing when Joe Brown announced
that she had won and as q result
she will have q weeks appearance
with, the floor show at this popular
downtown spot. her real name
If you are interested is Walsie
Scarboro.
Huey O'Donnell is in his sixth
week as master of ceremonies, and
is doing swell job. But then he's
got q good crew to work with, with
Martin and Virginia as dancers,
Sharpe and Kirk for comedy, and
always the Six Paramount Step
pers and how.
~
Poor little Kitty Sin.ons. .you
remember, she's the singing cigar
cite girl at the Hi-HGt Club at the
Ambassador Hotel. that is she
used to be the singing cigarette
girl. :.
Remember last meek Ue told
you OF Kitty and her fall from the
horse. .tDeL. 1t seems black cat
must haze crossed her path, or
else she broke a mirror or tUGlked
under. q ladder. for misfortune
seems to be logging Kitty. .notD
she has cold and can't sing =.
but nothing can get Kitty dotDn
for long, and since she can't sing
she is tOhistling her nay through
life. till such time as she gets
her Ooice back. n1eGnthile Cor
don st. Chad is doing the singing
In the Hi-HGt, and doing it most
erceIlently.
So popular has the Spring
Revue ut the Lotus Restaurant
proved that the program has
been held over with certain
changes, such as some bewitch-
ing new costumes and some new
rOutines <. Bobby Del Rio and
Rita the Doll have several new
numbers, while the Aurette Sis
tiers get q big hand for some
really novel musical comedy
acts t.. and then, too, AL Norton
and Judy Ellington are still
there, and Bill Strickland and
his CapitoIians are making mu-
sic what is music, IS the dancers
will attest.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
X. w. Orr, Pastor.

The goodness of God has been so
greatly emphasized in recent years
that many have forgotten that God is
also just Even God cannot be good I'M
less he is righteous AT the morning
worship next Sunday morning, eleven
o'clock, we shall think of these attri-
butes of God The Bible School 1T ten
o'clock and the Young Peoples group
at six are study hours. There is
place for any one interested, at these
services.
The Vacation School is designed for
the purpose of teaching the Bible. 1t
is supplementary to the other teach
ing work of the church. Children of
the community between the ages of
four and fourteen will be received.
There Is no charge for tuition The
first session will open at 8:45 on Mon
day morning. June 9th.
Circle B of the Aid Society will
meet at the church on Tuesday even
ing the 9th.
Children's Day will be observed or
June 14th. A program of interest to
children and parents will be gwen.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
(0(A[- STUFF

DR.. v A. Hannigan was a visitor
In Spokane over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. William Doak returned
Sunday from several weeks spent at
Hot Springs,
Miss Thyrza Sperry is expected home
today from Harrington, Wash, where
she taught during the past school year.
Miss Helen Sperry arrived home
Saturday from her year Of teaching
at Edwall, Wash. She was accom-
panied by friend, Tom Hall, who Wis
tied here until Monday.
Mrs. Gordon Cornell and daughter
went to Missoula this week to attend
the graduation exercises Of another
daughter, who is being graduated from
the Missoula high school,
NJ l. Davis was in the city Mon
day from his ranch on the McGinnis
Meadows. He stated there was heavy
rainstorm there Sunday, an inch and
half Of rain falling He also says
that grsls is far advanced for this
time of the year
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04

MIRA nd Mrs. Frank Salter>were Kal-
ispell callers on Thursday.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid meets at
the home of Mrs. John Bernard on
June IL.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Murray and
children spent the week end at the
Hamilton home.
Perry Armstrong has moved back to
this vicinity and was in town Tues
day with his two daughters.
The Episcopal Guild meets on June
u at the home of Mrs. A. ]. flem-
ing in Gateway.
Mrs. Arthur Henningsen and children
have gone East for visit.
MIRA nd Mrs. P. V. Morrison and
daughter, Thelma, left Wednesday for
motor trip to the west coast.
L. T. Winslow was a county seat
visitor between trains on Tuesday.
Mrs. Geo.t McGlenn, accompanied
by Mrs. Frank Thomas, Mrs. D. w
Bierly and Miss Patricia Gibbons
motored to Kalispell Wednesday, Miss
Patricia will remain in Kalispell for the
summer where she has employment in
the home of Dr. Towne.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Milligan and
family were callers at the j. W. Mil
ligan home on Saturday.
j. W. Milligan and granddaughter
Miss Dorothy Voorhees, left for Hell
ena where Mr.. Milligan will visit for
two weeks and Miss Dorothy will re-
main with her aunt for the summer
The Commercial Club picnic plan
ned for Tuesday evening has beer
postponed until more suitable wea-
Their. The members met at Davis Cafe
instead.
Mrs. D. |. Robertson left on Tues
day for Seattle for a short visit
Rev. Omer Idso will conduct SER
vices at the Methodist church or
Sunday, June 7, at o'clock
The War Mothers will hold Their
next meeting on June 5 at the Porter
home at Glen Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Price and family
spent the week end with relatives II
Fernie B. c.
Eldon Schuck, L. w Fet.erlv, f. 3
Sisson, Pat Jones and A. ]. Donald.
son were among those who attended tn,
dedication of the court house on Wed.
nesday in Libby.
! DR.. Hamilton left Monday accom-.
panied as far as Kalispell with D. w
Bierley, who will be employed at til,
Lewis Hotel store in Glacier Park
again this summer.
/ Ambrose Gael and Robert Hamilton
are employed on the tree planting
project at Troy.
! The Catholic Altar society met a
the rectory on Thursday with Mrs. Tag
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
CART as hostess A large number of
members were present.

CART as hostess. A large number of
members were present
Soren Hendrickson of Hamilton, FORE
man of brick work at the high school,
and Steve Burner of Bigfork left for
their homes Wednesday. All brick
work has been completed on the build
ing now.
The annual Full Gospel picnic for
their Sunday school was held on We'd
nesday at Tetrault Lake. A large num-
Der attended.
Matthew Griffith Of Rexford and
daughter, Bess Meyers, were Eureka
callers Monday.
Lillian Circle will meet at the We'll
ter Sutherland home on June 10 with
Mrs. Merlin Scott assisting hostess.
The Misses Fay Wolff, Maurice
Thomas and Blythe Shenefelt were
Kalispell shoppers Tuesday.
The Lyle Richmond family of Olney
have purchased the Nelson property in
East Eureka and have moved in.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
Honors Mrs. Gale E. McKain

A large membership attended the
meeting Of Lillian Chapter on Tuesday
evening at which an interesting pro-
gram was given following the business
session in honor of Mrs. Gale E Nc
Kahn, Grand Ruth of the Grand Chap
ter of Montana and member of Lillian
Chapter.
The chapter room had been beauti-
fled by the placing of lovely bouquets
about the room with small bouquets in
yellow at several of the officers sta
tions. Full credit is due the worthy ma
iron, Mrs. Day, and her able assistants
for the inspiring program given in the
beautiful setting.
The first number was piano duet by
Misses Blythe Shenefelt and Maurice
Thomas. Mrs. Day then welcomed the
members and visitors who had come in
honor Of the OCCASION She also thank
ed all who had SO willingly given Of
their time and talent to make the af-
fair a success Miss Nellie SpaElding
then presented gorgeous sheaf Of
American beauties to Mrs. McKain on
behalf of the chapter in words most
fittingly set to rhyme. Youth and
Spring, a vocal solo by Mary Voorhees,,
accompanied by Mrs. Hamilton at the
piano, and a Whistled rendition OF
"Chinese Rose were much appreciated
by the audience Mrs. LYNNE Graves,
an old intimate friend Of the honored
guest, then gave a splendid paper on
Grand Ruth's Loyalty to Lillian Chap
ter" telling of her loyalty, diplomacy,
devotion, understandable advance in
Eastern Star work She also told of a
message of love sent by Mrs Nora
Pomeroy. member now living in
Arkansas, who had wired flowers but
due TO change Of train time these
had failed to arrive for the evening
Mrs. Ben Frost then gave a beau
tiful vocal solo accompanied by Miss
Dean Brown at the piano, Mrs. Lill-
ian Atbed. lin her inimitahe Style
next presented paper, Reminiscent
ces' depicting the story OF Mrs Nc
Kain's years of service as a member
and officers Of Lillian Chapter and
emphasizing her efficiency, devotion
and modesty Mrs. McKain, incident
ally, had been elected into the chapter
Just II years ago to the night and this
night also was the occasion Of her
18th wedding anniversary Mrs.
sIassanfine Thomas then presented
dainty white beaded purse to tho guest
on behalf Of the officers Of the chapter
with a message Of God bless you,' and
an appreciation Of the inspiration and
kindly advice given them The secre-
tary then read message Of combined
congratulation and regrets at her in
ability to be present from the worthy
grand matron.
Mrs McKain then expressed her sin
cere appreciation for the. many unox-
pected honors shown herNand gave an
inspiring talk on the value Of faithful
ness. Mrs. Voorhees, favored with an
other solo, Caprice after which mem
bers and guests retired to the dining
room where delicious lunch was serv-
ed by Mesdames Day, Buhmillel, Albee
and Graves.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
Eureka News


The Richardson lawn was the scene
of social festivities on Monday even
ing until Nature dispersed the party
with shower. The party then gather
ed in the recreation room of the Bap-
list church to honor Rev. and Mrs.
Dalton and Mr.. Dalton's mother, who
are leaving soon for the annual camp
meeting in Washington. At the close
of the evening spent in playing games,
assorted cake and ice cream were serv-
ed to about As friends after which a
love offering was taken. Mrs. Hamil-
ton was then presented with a beauti-
full birthday cake in honor Of her
birthday which was that day
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
Ginseng Not Cultivated

Ginseng Is not cultivated; 1t grows
only In the wilds and In its growing
state 1t has the appearance Of hui
man being. Its chief use Is as
remedy for short breathing. Many
pious people claim to have seen the
dying survive after using 1t. One
variety of ginseng grows In this coun-
try, but 1t does not have the value or
medicinal quality of that which is
inn I'd from China.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
ST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH
"The Friendly Church"

Sunday, June It'll.
The examination and confirmation of
this years confirmation class will take
place. The service begins at II A. M.
Sunday school, 9.45 A. M
If you have no church affiliation,
you are invited to worship with us.
H. l. Pfotenhauer, Pastor
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
Breakfast In Honor OF Friend.

MIRA nd Mrs. Eldon Schuck enter
tanned in honor of MIRA nd Mrs. Ed.
Rowe of Missoula on Sunday morning.
Mr.. Rowe is electrician on the high
school building end Mrs. Rowe had
come up to spend the week end with
her husband. Mrs. Rowe and Mrs
Schuck were school friends of other
days in Missoula Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh
all Murray were also guests
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
Catholic Vacation School In Progress

The annual vacation school held at
Roosevelt school for Catholic children
is now in session with Sisters Agatha
of Anaconda and Sister Benedicta of.
Everett Wash, in charge About 27
children are in attendance, none coming
from surrounding towns this year Mrs
Callam. mother of Sister Benedicta. is
keeping house for them at the rectory
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
nj. e. Church

Outsiders Sunday" will be cele-
brated this week and those who never
attend church are especially invited.
Sermon title: THE Golden Bowl"
Junior Aid will meet with Mrs. Eloise
Kessel on Friday to plan the Food
Sale next week.
Senior Aid will meet Wednesday, the
tenth.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
Insect Poison From Weed

The weed devils shoestrlng' con
tains rotonone, an insect-killing poison.
Georgia, Texas and Florida plants have
the highest toxic content says the
American Chemical society.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
ST. Luke's EPISCOPAL Church.

Holy Communion and sermon next
SUNDAY evening at 7:30 p. m. You are
cordially invited to attend This is to-
be the only service in June)
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all who gave help
and expressions Of sympathy during
the illness and burial of Mr.. Maiden.
THE MAIDEN FAMILY.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04

Hottentots Use "Soap Plant"
Hottentots OF Africa sometimes wash
with soap plant" which has a soapy
substance and which conveniently col
lects water.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
ST. Michael and All Angels Episcopal
Church.

Holy Communion and sermon next
Sunday morning at II o'clock. You are
cordially invited to attend.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
A Card eof Thanks

We wish to thank all our neiehbors
and friends and also the w P. A..
workers for their many kindnesses and
beautiful floral offerings in our recent
bereavement. -
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04

Diermans Srvice Station has added
saft drinks for the comfort Of patrons.
They expect to add a confectionery
counter soon.
Francis Gael has employment at Ant
Flats ranger station as telephone and
radio operator and left Tuesday to as
sumo his duties.
c. F. Diernan hauled load Of wool
to Kalispell last week; 5000 pounds for
Alfred Peltier and TOO pounds for l..
A. Shrubby Of Warland made up the
load
Bob Eskildson, Clark Elliott and Dom
lad Gilden are attending the guard
school being held at Ant Flats for train
ing OF men for lookout service.
Miss Grace Leary arrived tire fore
part Of the week from Idaho Falls and
is visiting at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. E. E. Price
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Swenson Q horse stump
puller and ITO it. 7-8 inch cable.-Frank
W. Swanson, Troy, Mont AL
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04

Mrs. Eva Ellis
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Ellis
Mira nd Mrs. Clark Ellls
Elmore and Royal Ellis.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-06-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Mccarthy of
Kalispell were visitors in Libby last
Sunday.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1936-01-23
Mrs. Baldwin Pless
Entertains Club

Mrs. Baldwin Pless entertained
members of her bridge club Satur-
day afternoon at the home of her
mother, Mrs. c. D. Neal, in Jeffer-
son. After an afternoon of playing
bridge, Mrs. Pless served an elabor-
ate course Of chicken salad, toasted
cheese sandwiches, Russian tea,
pickles, ETC., followed by home
made candies and glazed orange
peel.
Guests for the afternoon includ-
ed Mrs. John T. Hoyle, Mrs. Ruth
Roland, and Miss Ruth Tugman,
High score prize went to Mrs.
Roland and low score was given to
Miss Irene Gambiff. A number of
friends were asked in for refresh
ments after the game.