The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1938-12-22

Those present were Mrs. Lii
liam Wemple, Mrs. Berniece
Schoen. Mrs. Lucille Randall
Mrs. Billie Turner. Mrs. Marian
Iverson. Mrs. Doris Newark.
Mrs. Froella VoileS. Mrs. Anita
0eraleS and Mrs. Wilma Duert-
che.
Gifts were exchanged and re-
ereshmentS were served at the
lose Of the afternoon by Mrs.
Mcberg.
The next meeting will be held
IN January 5 at the R. A. Vic
kers home with Mrs. Doris No
yark as hostess:
JUNIOR WCMAN'S
/ CLUB HOLDS PARTY
The annual Christmas party
Of the Junior Woman'S club
was held in the community
room of the court house Tues
day evening.
Bridge and Chinese checkers
were the diversions of the eve
ming.
Mrs. George Kalberg won
high score at bridge, Mrs. M.
w. Murfin, second high, and
Miss Dorothea Elder, consolation.
The Misses EVELYN Schaubel
and Mildred Gilmer tied for
nigh at Chinese checkers.
Christmas gifts we're ex-
changed.
HOsteSSeS, who served refresh
mentS at the close of the eve
ming were Mrs. 1. L. Jaynes, Mrs.
Robert Barker, Mrs. John K.
Rankin, Mrs. V. I. Morris and
Mrs. J.. Gayle SawicKi.
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SCOUTS GIVE
CHRISTMAS PARTY
The Jewel Girl Scout Troop
Senior III gave a christina,
Iallclng party Saturday eve
l.ng, december II, IN the grade
school music room.
ABOUT to, including the rs
troop members, 81 invitea
guests, Mrs. Harry Boughtor,
-naperone, and Miss Marian Ell
l4ilgWood and Mrs. John Mlelke,
were present.
The hall was feStooned with
req and green garlands, Christ
mas Wleat-ls were hung at the
Undo IS and on the walls. and
Margaret Reyburn donated a
christmas tree, which was dec
Jrated and stood at the lower
ma Of the hall.
ne n yrroc c~N~& -,
.olk-dancing, the Virginia Reel,
and modern dancing. Music was
.uln.-led b. Miss Mary Rousch,
Marilyn Kelley and Leighton
Gustafson.
Refreshments were served
during the evening.
Serving on vallouS commit
tees for the affair we're: Invi-
tations - Dorothy Hammer,
chairman and LaNelle Bough-
ton, Lillian Metzker, Arleyne
koebbe, Peggy Joyce Baker and
Margaret Powers; refreshments
Hazel Thomson, chairman,
and Helen Kamerzel, Corrina
Mcdowell, Lee Joyce Morse,
Martha Maechel, Bernice OFT,
and Leona CHASER; decorations
and Observation-Disclosures Frank
lin and Marilyn Kelley. chair
men and Eleaor Arndt. Thelma
EIDE, Wanda Fitzpatrick, Ruth
Lewis, Jean Kuehn, Dorothy
weinberg, Margaret Reyburn,
Madelyn Beall, Doris Sutherland
and Ruth George.
Guests of the trccp .!ere Har-
old Hammer, Jimmie HYDE. La
Wrence Fairburn, Alvin Torske.
Adam Seader, Barney Sibley,
Bill Wilson, Bill Metzker. Alber,
Mcklttrick, Leonard Kazanis,
Earl Cammock, Elmer Suther1
iand, Gail McGrath, Dean Huss,
Grover Dunlap, Henry Hoag,
harry Henderson, Lysle Haver-
1leld, Sam H%averfield, Ray Ho-
gan, Jimmy Morris, Orville Sva-
rem, Charles Elder, Conrad Yer
ger, Robert TorSke, Harold Jen-
sen, Billy Slough, Calvin VOL
colt and Raymond Gustafson.
RAJNBOWs GIVE
CHRISTMAS FORMAL
The members of the Order
OF Rainbow held their annual
Christmas dance in the recrea-
ton room of the Masonic tenn
pie Tuesday evening.
Preceding the dance a meet
ing was held honoring Rain
bow members who have been
ATTENDING college and are
spending their Christmas vaca-
tons at their homes. Special
honor guest was Miss Jessie
Macleod. Ballotine was held on
six candidates.
About so couples were present
at the dance. These Included
DeMolays and Rainbows and
their guests.
Decorations carried out the
holiday theme.
Chaperones were Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Small, Mr.. and Mrs. R.
P. Ross, MIRA nd Mrs. Jake Con
yer, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Rob-
bins and Mrs. Dick Warren.