The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-04-24

Ram Simmons, Ella TOoker,
Louise Donisthorpe, Aldine SUIT
ton, Elizabeth StOtts, Gertrude
Sather, Ida Kimmell, RATHER
YIN Sanderson, Adeline Dimitt,
LaVerne Marvin, Daisy Reid,
Mrs. r. J.. Thorburn, Esther
Justiss, Grace Vanatta and
Leila Lardon all from Edna
Hedges chapter No. Is of Bill
lings.
Hilma Robinson, associate
matron; Lucian b. Smith, as
sociate patron; Evelyn Smith,
| conductresS; Grace Hayes, as
| sociate conductreSs; Hazsl Oke-
man marshal; all from Friend
ship chapter No. 124 of Bill
lings; Esther Wilson treasurer;
Elva Anderson, secretary; Lii
liam Seymore, Adah; Lucille
Nickerson, Ruth; Dora Hay
worth, Esther; Joyce Pribyl,
| Martha; and Bea Wolff, Electa
all from the Moss Agate chap
ter 126 of Billings.
It was a thrill to members
of Jasmine chapter to have
their worthy grand patron and
other guest officers give such
an outstanding presentation of
the initiation work, at which
time Virginia Finney was re-
ceiVed into Moss Agate chapter
and Mary Letter became a
member of Edna Hedges chap
ter.
After the initiation cere-
mony, Dorothy Egnew, former
member of zidonian chapter in
Laurel was presented, welcom-
ed and signed the bylaws of
Jasmine chapter, thus becom-
ing a member of the chapter.
Frances Mclaughlin, chap
lain, who is leaving soon, was
conducted by Marshal Marilyn
Jones to the five star points
where each spoke a few words
of farewell. Mrs. Mclaughlin
was presented with a gift from
the officers.
Worthy Grand Patron Lyman
E. Smith addressed the group
on the topic 1.-The 4 Black C's
of America, and urged every
one to exercise his freedom by
getting out and voting in the
elections. Elizabeth
Smith spoke of her pleasure in
being asked to serve in the
East with her husband the
worthy grand patron. The
worthy matrons and other Wis
itors spoke briefly.
Courtesy Girl Gertrude Den
ny, approached the East with
a spring basket filled with
! gifts which she presented to all
guest officers and choir as
small remembrances from the
worthy matron.
Following the close of the
chapter, a program was pre-
Sented by the Lodge Grass
group. Helen StandiSh played
a trombone solo, 1.-The Shiek of
Arabee" accompanied by Caro-
lee Redman. 1.-THE Beautiful
Kentuck Waltz" was sung by
Kay Lanier and Helen Stand
iSh. Easter Parade" was play
ed as a prelude to the Holly
wood Review" of the Lodge
Grass Stars. Each lady came
, out dressed in costume portray
ing the song that was being
played. Everyone enjoyed the
outstanding performance pre-
sented by each one, but the
climax came when the "Old
Gray Mare" appeared on the
scene.
During the social hour, Mrs.
Harry Stotts honored the Stars
with a solo-whistling "The
World is Waiting for the Sun
RISE. She was accompanied by
Mrs. III. M. Nesting.
Tables were beautifully dec
GRATED with pussy willows and
umbrellas, the work of Gene
We've Dyche chairman, Doro-
thy Egnew, Pauline Jones and
Jenny RoSenoW.
The Worthy Matron~ an
nounced that Mrs. Bob Bragg'S
third grade will present an eX-
hibition of square dancing for
the Stars preceding the next
regular meeting. The dancing
will start promptly at 7:30 in
the Masonic temple basement
Thursday evening, May l. Ev-
eryone is. cordially invited to
attend. r
| All Stars having birthdays in
April and May. will be invited
to sit at the birthday table i'm
mediately following the close
of the chapter on May /.
HoSteSses for the evening
were Pava Borgan, chairman;
Gladys Rhinehart, Ruth CAM
mock, Lille Macleod, Goldia
FfnlaySon and Mrs. hammers.
Announce Engagement
An announcement has been
made of the engagement of
Miss Betty Ann Frizzell, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Grace F'rizzell, of
Wichita, Kan, to Robert E.
| SpriggS, son of Mrs. Emma
SpriggS of Sheridan, Wyo. The
wedding will be an event of
June 15.
The bride +elect is a graduate
of wichita university and is a