The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1942-04-16
Junior Women
Entertoin Seniors
At Pleasant Affair
PAGE FOUR

Last Tuesday night the Junior
Woman's Club had as their guests,
for their regular April meeting,
members of the Senior Womans
Club. Both of these clubs are fed
Grated clubs and occasionally enjoy
a get-together TO keep alive the
friendly relations between the two.
A reception committee composed OF
Mrs. Connie Blackwell, Mrs. w.
Hafferman, Mrs. Bradley Phillips,
and Miss Margaret Sleizer, greeted
the visiting ladies at the door and
presented each with a little spring
corsage. During the meeting they
were welcomed by the president
The business meeting, with Pres
ident Mrs. Leonard Sleizer in the
chair, was brief. The Club voted to
purchase a Defense Bond, thereby
doing their bit for the war effort.
Mrs. Ray Croy and Mrs. Robert
Neils were appointed to act on the
Boy Scout Drive along with the
other civic clubs. The usual amount
was voted to the Womens Field
Army for Cancer Control. The
nominating committee presented
names for officers in this coming
year and they were voted IN unanl-
mously as follows: President Mrs.
Gale Weidner, vice president, Mrs.
Darrell Shaurette. secretary, Mrs.
Paul Evans, treasurer, Mrs. Palmer
Fieseth They will be installed at
the May meeting which will be the
annual picnic.
The program Of the evening was
announced by Mrs Gale Weidner
The first number was tap dance
number featuring little Norma Jean
Hafferman, and including Miss Jean
Richardson. Mrs. Richard Sargent
Mrs. Owe Larson. Mrs. Mildred LII
cas-, and Mr. Mrs Woody Bowen. They
were accompanied on the piano by
Miss Margaret HellWeg. The second
number was a humorous tapping
skit by Mrs. George MouraF and
Miss Margaret Hellweg. accompan-
led by Miss Jean Richardson.
Mrs. Dexter Shaurette, as chair
man of the Home Arts Department
described the accomplishments ol
that group this year and then intro
duced Mrs. Clay Parker, State Fed
Grafton chairman of Crafts, who
told of craft work done in Other
clubs of the state. There were many
interesting ideas and projects tina
are splendid for such groups.
Mrs. Ned Joughin, Club advisor
who has been in San Francisco fol
three months recently. was asked K
tell about some of the interesting
things she had the opportunity t
see and hear while away.
1.-THE best part of going away i
getting home began Mrs. Joughii
: but while away she made good us
of her time Flower shops are al
ways big attraction because SCI
Francisco is one of the best grow
ing spots in the world. The boo
stalls in the various department
stores are excellent places to lear
and hear of new and old book.
Mrs. Joughin briefly told about til
splendid new books that are out thi
spring. Fiction and fiction 0
all types are being read, and cook
books by the hundreds are bein
featured, also
Being music-lover it was
great treat for her to hear the won
derful plpeorgan at the Californi
Palace of the Legion Of Honor, tw
excellent programs at the San Fran
cisco Musical Club, the San Fran
cisco Symphony under the diret
ton of Pierre Monteuz the Bale
Russo de Monte Carlo, Rachman
noff, Marian Anderson, Jose Iturb
and Blossom Time which Stare
Everett Marshall.
Catherine Durham and her dane
players featuring folk dances an
music, the musical play, Patricia
starring Dorothy Stone, the yer
funny play, My Sister Eileen
Catherine Cornell in modern pla,