The Hardin tribune-herald., 1952-04-10
SOCIETY

4 & ysa.g Pr s& E&
Scott, a member of the Laurel
Auxiliary. =
Officers installed were Mrs.
Kay Ballard, president; Mrs.
Lillian HalloWell, senior vice
president; Mrs. Montana Watts,
Junior vice president; Mrs. S.
P. Louk, chaplain; Mrs. Esther
Davis, treasurer; Mrs. Edith
Raup, secretary; Mrs. Kenneth
Sullivan, conductress; Mrs. Ber-
nice Barker. Mrs. Edith Nord-
quist, Mrs. RoSaline Sells, and
Mrs Martha Bird, color bearers;
Mrs. Jean Nelson, musician;
Mrs. Nelson, ST., flag bearer;
Mrs. Nellie Olson, band bearer;
Mrs. Jean 4Maher, trustee; Mrs.
Julia Brown, historian, and
| Mrs. John Tally patriotic in
Structor.
Mrs. Raup, outgoing presi-
dent, was presented with a past
presidents pin and Mrs. Louk
received the chaplain pin. Mrs.
Brudette was presented a gift
from the Auxiliary and Mrs.
Tally received a gift from Mrs.
Raup in appreciation of her eff
fort in behalf of the Auxiliary
and post during the past year.
After the business meeting a
social hour was enjoyed and
| refreshments were served by
the hoSteSSeS, Mrs. Ruth Giles
and Mrs. Emma Egeland.
Honored at Shower
Mrs. Sam Cunningham and
Mrs. Rueben Reilly compliment
ed Miss Dolores Waterhouse at
a bridal shower on April 7.
Invited guests were Mrs. Joe
James, Mrs. Elmo James, Mrs.
Eli Lafinier, Mrs. Jake Green
field, Mrs James Smell, Mrs. E.
S. Mcintyre, Mrs. Harry Har-
lin, Mrs. Ernest WISER, Mrs.
Ted PAUL, Mrs. Jennette Burns,
Mrs. Gordon Wolcott, Mrs. AL
BallenSky, Mrs. Herman Koch,
Mrs. Joe Buechler, Mrs. Carl
Schuppe, Mrs. Dorothy Wolcott,
Mrs. John F'ischback, Mrs. Ell
don Upton, Mrs. Lawrence
Vandersloot, Mrs. William Stod-
dard and Miss Wilma Lee
Stoddard.
After the afternoons enter
tainment a luncheon was serv-
ed by the hoSteSSeS.
Install Officers
The Neighbors of Woodcraft
Lodge met at the Legion hall
Wednesday, April 2, at 8 pm,
with installation of officers by
Beatrice Bulls the main pur-
pose of the meeting.
Officers installed were: Mary
Cool, past guardian neighbor;
Ruth Kerrick, guardian neigh
Dor; Doris NoVark, magician;
Lucillia Bulls, clerk; Jessie Mil
Ter, senior guardian; Myrtle
McCarty, attendant; Edele Tor
Ske, Wanda Salyer and Beatrice
Bulls, installed by La Vonne
Harris, managers; LeNora Ford,
flag bearer; Grace hammers,
banker; Martha Slater, CORES
pondent; Pearl Snyder, music
ian; LaVonne Harris, captain
of the guard; Helen Cunning
ham,, inner sentinel and Lora
Graf, Gutter sentinel.
HoStesSeS were Beatrice Bull
lis Doris Novark and Helen
Cunningham.
The, next nesting will be at
the Auxiliary hall April 16 at
8 pm.
Honored by Daughter
Mrs. Mollia Elarth was hon.
ored by her daughter, Miss Wv
ian Elarth, Tuesday evening at
a dinner party in observance
of her ninetieth birthday.
Many messages and letters of
congratulation were received by
Mrs. Ealrth from relatives and
friends.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Pratt of Red Lodge, MIR.
and Mrs. Earl Cammock and
Mrs. Goldie Finleyson of Har-
din.
Faculty Wives Meet
Wives of the faculty members
of the schools in Hardin met
at the home of Mrs. Gordon
Halversor last Tuesday for a
bridge and canaSta party.
HonorS went to Mrs. H. r.
Salyer. and Mrs. James Milne.
HoSteSseS were Mrs. Ted PAUL
and Mrs. l.. II. Bakken and
they presented Mrs. Halverson
with a gift.
Mrs. NJ v. Kingsburg of Butte
was a guest of the group. I
Observe .Lenten Service
The Women's, Guild of the
Evangelical and r. e f orm e d
church met Thursday after
noon. A Lenteen quiet hour
service was observed, with Mrs. |
Olga Fox in charge of the SER
vice. The theme was "The
Shadow of a Rock.
There were 20 members pres
ent. Mrs. Pete. New, president,
was in charge of the business
meeting. At the close of the
meeting dessert luncheon was
served by Mrs. Pete PitSch and
Mrs. Jake Lackman.
Honored on Anniversary
"A party honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Koerber on their goth