Montana labor news., 1939-03-02
CENTRAL
COUNCIL STAGES ITS
ANNUAL SOCIAL MEET
Vaudeville and Refreshments
Main Part of Program.

n Central Labor Council OF
Anaconda held its regular meeting
Feb. 81 in the A. o. H. hall. Pres.
Doran presided and he made the
meeting short as possible due to our
social session which was to follow,
and to this all the officers, delegates
with their wives and families had
been invited, and in respect to this,
the response was gratifying as the
hal was filled to capacity.
Chairman Lyons of the committee
appointed to make this social session
a success and the whole committee
had a fine musical and dancing pro-
gram, followed by a banquet for all
present. Cigars, cigarettes and
chocolate candies were passed along
with soft drinks throughout the eve
ming.
The program started under way
with several musical selections by
Phil Thomas and his orchestra com
posed of Mr.. Wilson, Mr.. Lawnder-
vile and Harry Spurlock, and the
council takes this opportunity of
thanking these gentlemen for do
mating their services for the entire
evening, and the fine music was
thoroughly enjoyed.
Following this Pres. Doran made
a fine talk, asking everybody to en-
joy themselves. Little Miss Jean
Furshong followed with songs and
received encores after which Miss
Irma Patti rendered several accor-
dion selections, followed by songs.
Next came Miss Jean Coursey with
her Interpretation of the "Goofus"
dance. She next gave a fine buck
and wing clog dance and made a
decided hit. Next came Miss Helen
Dunn, who rendered several fine
piano numbers. Next came vocal
selections by Mr.. Cyrus Gallagher,
accompanied by Bro. Lyons with his
banjo. Next came Bro. Lazarus with
fine piano numbers. Then came
Master Jimmy Emmons with songs.
Next came Bro. Lyons and his
brother Emmett who sang a duet of
old-time songs, accompanied by the
banjo. These numbers were well
received. Then little Larry Mona
han done his clog dances and songs
and gave a fine Interpretation of the
Lambeth Walk. Larry scored a big
hit. Following this, MI. John O'Don@
nell sang his song written and COM
posed by himself. He received sew
eral encores. Accordion ard piano
duets by Miss Irma DiPie and her
brother Tony; these numbers were
fine.
Next came little Miss Dolly San
TIM with songs and dances. She
made a decided hit. Following this
Mrs. Laura Lawnderville rendered
several fine selections on the piano
which were well received.
Pres. Doran called on several of
the officers and delegates and all
responded with fine remarks re-
garding the council and making our
guests feel welcome.
Several fine numbers were played
throughout the evening by the or
chestra and which went so far as to
play several fine dance numbers to
which everybody danced. Following
this a very elaborate banquet lunch
was passed out and fine hot coffee.
Mrs. Florence Schmidt and her COM
mittee of women who helped her
prepare and serve this, which in
cluded Mrs. Walter Healy, Mrs. Roy
Donohue, Mrs. Doris Tanner, Mrs.
Joseph Doran, Mrs. O'Day, Mrs.
Frank Healy, Miss Irene Murphy and
Mrs. Mary LeSeuer.
The whole affair was a fine sue
cess from start to finish and it is
hoped the council will hold other
fine soeials which brings all the
members to closer cooperating.
The following committee were in
charge of this fine session: Chair
man Dan S. Lyons, Walter Healy,
Clam Joa DOran loo
Vanisko, John Mogus, Frank Healy,
Mrs. Florence Schmidt, Mrs. Doris
Tanner, Mrs. Walter Healy, Miss
Irene Murphy, Mrs. Mary LeSeuer,
Mrs. Oplay, Mrs. Joe Doran, Mrs.
Frank Healy. The council wishes to
thank the committee and all others
who helped to make the affair a
fine success.
Next meeting March 13.