The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-09-17
unior Club
Holds First
Fall Meeting
Lay Plans for Years Work
Arrange for Attendance
Contest.
MRS. JOUGHIN TALKS
ON EASTERN TRIP

1ne Junior Woman's Club of LIB,
held its first fall meeting in the com.
munity room of the court house las
THURSDAY evening. The room was dec.
GRATED with several lovely bouquets Of
fall flowers.
enthusiastic plans were made for the
years work with Mrs. Elmer WOLF in
the chair. An attendance contest is ia
be held with the member.f.p commit
tee consisting of Miss Beatrice Larson,
Miss Margaret Sleizer and Mrs. Don
aid Hargreaves in charge.
! A year book committee was appoint
ed to make the annual club book.
/ Delegates were elected to the state
convention to be held at Billings this
week. Mrs. James Blacdord, Jr., and
Miss lnez Ratekin will go as delegates,
and Mrs WOLF being president goes in
! that capacity
The program of the evening was the
very Interestingly told story Of her re-
cent trip East, by Mrs. Ned Jouehin.
It was wonderful opportunity to spend
80 days in New York City I'd the club
enjoyed hearing of it, and seeing the
costume rs. Joughin wore while
there
Stopping in ChicaI1, Mrs. Joughin
visited the Art Institute and Marshall
Fields wonderful department store.
The art and nature appreciation course
that the study club took under the club
study department proved very valuable
when visiting the art institute, she
said.
Arriving in New York, 4. rather
Newark, N. j.. where her sister lives.
she procured maps of New York City.
Armed with these it was easy to get
around to the various places
Among the musical programs she at
tended were Aida at the Metropolitan
Ops1s, the Goldman Band, the Stadium
Concert with lturbi conducting, and the
Music Hall program at Radio City
which at that hour was Paul White
mans broadcast.
Plays attended included First Lady,
With Jane Cowl. idiots Delight" with
Alfred Lunt and Lynn Fontane; vic
.oria Regina with Helen Hayes; Call
It Day with Philip Merivale and
Gladys Cooper; and END of Summer"
With Ina Claire. All Of these plays
nave been running for some time in
New York and are the leading plays Of
his last season.
Shopping at Franklin Simon's, Bam-
,erger's, Altman's and various other
hops and stores was delight AT Tiff
any's she saw the Tifkny diamond
besides other beautiful pieces Of
ewelry.
Although it practically famed her,
hrs. Joughin visited the Statue Of Lib
'.ty climbing the IL stories Of wind
ne stairways beyond the elevator, to
he top. .
Ut course eating in a large city is al
yays SO interesting and many unusual
'laces were included in her trip. Rus
ian, French and other foreign restau-
ants we're especially interesting.
The cathedrals and churches she Wis
ted were beautiful Harry Emerson
'osdick's church, built by Rockefeller,
J very inspiring. ,
Mrs. Joughin brought programs,
1enu cards, post cards, pamphlets and
apers of every description and passed
hem among the members for their in
crest The talk made delightful
rogram and very worth while.
After the program the president and {
asst presidents served black walnut ice +
ream cones. Those serving were Mrs. {
ames Blackford, Jr. Miss Margaret t
leizer Mrs. Louis Kromholtz, Mrs. 2
liner WOLF and Miss Inez Ratekin 9