The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-07-24
Helena, Mont.
BY Hex

fessors are rpending a part OF theii
vacation touring Montana, enjoy
ing first hand scenic beauty ant
inhaling the healthful, invigorat-
ing atmosphere to be found pre-
meating our vast wlde-open spaces
and upon the tips of our touring
hills. Professor Bessie Louise Reid
dean Of women and Professor Blu.
ford Reid, physical director OF the
college, located at Greensboro, N
c., are accompanied by the charm
ing wife of the director and a
nephew of the Dean, David Moose
They arrived In Lewiston early
this month visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Reid Of that city. Mr.. Reid
last week accompanied the party
to Helena for a three day visit here
with Mr. and Iars. ]. B. Reid. They
also visited Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry
Reid and niece, Mrs. Bowers of
Great Falls, before starting on their
return trip to the southland via
Glacier Park, Yellowstone Park,
st. Paul and Chicago. The dean is
the widow of the late Captain Reid
of the United States Army and in
structor at the college. Before at
tanning the rank of an officer,
years ago, he was stationed at a
post in Montana. Beside the three
brothers in Montana, Captain Reid
has two brothers in Nevada and
California. Dean Reid says three of
the best brands of cigarets in the
country are made in Greenboro.
Probably because they hire more
colored help In that factory thai
in all others throughout the com
try.
The Pleasant Hour club was the
guest of 4Hrs. Ida Welsh Wednes-
day evening. Following the meet
ing a delicious lunch was served.
Invited guests were Mrs. Franklin
o. Nichols, Calvin Norwood, Geo.
Williams and Arthur Ford.
Arthur w. Ford and Mrs. Frank
lin o. Nichols and son Franklin Jr,
motored to Butte Friday to spend
the day with friends.
Ed Stecker's Harlem Play Girls
took Helena lovers of terpsichorean
art, snappy music and good sing
ing for a sensational ride into the
realm of blissful forgetfulness,
when pretty, petite Edie Crump
started welding her baton in real
Cab Galloway style last Thursday
night at the Night Owl. The larg-
est house of the season was in at
tendance and every number was
tops to it. Miss Crump's Dinah
raised a clamor for more and more.
The bunch are eleven real, honest
to-goodness work girls" who
pleased, and how! Every girl an
artist and every artist good.
Mcdonald Pass bound and stop
at the ton" That might have been
the slogan of the merry party who
ate their lunch under the branches
of large shade trees in the beauti-
full park on the Pass, Thursday of
last week. Mesdames AID Banks and
c. II. Harrell, sponsors OF the de-
lightful event honoring Mrs. Frank
lin o. Nichols and son and Mr.. Ar
thur w. Ford, invited the follow
ing guests: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Williams, Misses Sadie, Eudora and
Matte Williams, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Bridgwater, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Donnell, Mesdames N. Ford
E. Christian, Mamie Rridgwater,
Lawrence Howard, William Irviv
and daughter, Nancy, Miss Flor
ence Anderson, Messrs. Connie
Harrel, Page Anderson, Pete An
derson and little Miss Bertrand
Banks.
Mrs. Edward Miller, Mrs. Dupree
and Fred U. Harris of Tacoma,
Washington, arrived ia Helena by
motor Sunday.
MRS. Elmer Bickford and son
Dannie Hayes Of Butte were guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. Ford Sunday.
The last rites for Moses Bohanan
who died following an auto accl-
dent on the BuIte-Anaconda high
way last week, were held Monday
at fen o'clock at Opp and Conrad
funeral home. Rev. J. Abram Hay
wood officiated. Burial was in Ben
ton Avenue cemetery. The pail
bearers were B. Dorsey, Edward
Johnson, w. Parnell, Pete Ander-
son, Leroy Wins and r. Baker.
After the accident Mr. Bohanan
and others had been taken to the
hospital for treatment and at the