The Missoulian from Missoula, Montana • 26

West Side Club Closes Season With Annual Spring Party West Side Club closed its tivities of the spring with its annual luncheon and gift presentation to the school on Friday last weekend in Lowell School, gymnasium. The club presented a typewriter stand to the school. The room had been decorated as a colorful garden scene for the seventh and eighth grade party Friday night and the club hostesses continued this theme in the table decorations, with gay painted nuteups and streamers, centerpieces of garden flowers. The teachers and janitor were Mrs. Sam Rouse, the club, welcomed them and R.

L. Neal gave the response, also expressing appreciation later for the gift the school. Mrs. Henry Larson was in, charge of the program during the luncheon. She presented Leon Collins, Garald Ramer and Larry Woodard, who played accordion numbers.

Orchard Homes WomClub Chorus members who sang were Mesdames Leona Ashby, Robert Ambrose, Richard Dunton, H. A. Kuhl, Bud Kenniston, Don Rice and Gordon Swanson, accompanied by Mrs. Homer Williamson. Mike Smuin concluded the program with a tap dance.

Following the luncheon the members had their usual business meeting in the clubroom and named delegates to the County Federation meeting, Tuesday. New officers installed by Mrs. George Leslie. Those taking office were Mrs. R.

L. Schoeppach, president; Mrs. Henry Larson, president; Mrs. L. S.

Kartak, treasurer; Mrs. C. Moncure, secretary, and Mrs. A. E.

White, corresponding secretary. Blue and Yellow Motif Used At Gift Shower Dally Missoultan, Sunday, May 15, 1955 Mrs. L. M. Rasmussen and Mrs.

R. C. Folsom conducted an memorial ceremony impressive, members who have de died since the club was organized. Mrs. Rouse was presented with a gift in appreciation for her two years, P.

Koontz. service as president, in the past Mrs. Charles Ott, Mrs. Henry Boucher and Mrs. Charles Clemence were in charge of the luncheon.

Mrs. John Hayes and Mrs. Moncure were on the decorations committee. Society Extends Welcome To Grand Officer Mrs. Lillian Kemp, national grand vice president of the Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen Enginemen, was welcomed by local members Hall' meeting, later Monday guest in of honor Union at a banquet and program, She was presented with a corsage by the local president, Mrs.

Arva Hendrickson, on behalf of the lodge. Corsages also were given Mrs. Hendrickson and Mrs. Gladys Jones of Deer Lodge, a former member. Spring flowers and white candles in crystal holders adorned a T-shaped table at the Pines where the banquet took place.

Mrs. Kemp pin to Mrs. Minnie Cazier and a presented a so 50-year membership 25-year pin to Mrs. Mae Moran. Another pin is to be presented to Mrs.

Emma Strothman, 40-year member, who was unable to attend. evening Initation meeting was a at feature Union of Hall. the The charter was draped in memory of Mrs. Mary Darlington, a member for almost 40 years, who died May 6. After the meeting were served from a orated with varied flowers.

On the hostess committee were Mesdame Murrell Mock, Hendrickson, Ruby Swartz and Hazel Behner. Arrangements for the visitation of Mrs. Kemp were made when the society had its regular meeting Friday of last weekend in Union Hall. Mrs. Clara Jones and Mrs.

Anna Mossberg, hostesses for the evening, served refreshments. Spring Idea Used For Card Party At Officers Club lan. guests at the affair. Briar St. OGG SHOE CO climb aboard the SUMMER SHOE EXPRESS Avocado Calf Pewter Patent Blue Call White Kid Coffee Frost Milan Straw, $1295 0000 See the sandals, pumps, casuals, for sunny climes Swiss Milan Straw Mantilla Lace colors that sing of Rome in new, new Navy Blue or Red Cross Shoes.

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George Taylor as hostesses. The event took place in the Officers Club at Ft. Missoula. Favors at canasta were presented to Mrs. William F.

Gaffney and Mrs. E. W. Lee. Mrs.

Frank Milburn and Mrs. Fred McManaway were recipients of the whose bridge husbands awards. Twenty members en are of the fort contingent were (Betty B. Greenlee To Be Wed to Edward Hornung Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Greenlee of Victor announce the engagement of their daughter, Betty to Edward A. Hornung, a son of Cash Studio, Hamilton Betty B. Greenlee Mr.

and Mrs. Adam Hornung of Victor. A late summer wedding is planned by the young couple. The bride-elect is at present on the teaching staff at Hamilton. She plans to attend Montana State University during the summer sessionung is a mail clerk on the Northern Pacific Railway.

He is momentarily headquartered at Helena. Alpha Phi Seniors Are Honorees At Treasure Hunt Graduating seniors of Alpha Phi sorority were guests of Alpha Phi Alumnae Assn. at a treasure hunt party Tuesday evening. After the hunt was over the seniors were presented with gifts and a lunch was served. The guests of honor were Arlene Hollinger, Shirley DeForth, Phyllis Kind, Rosemary Laing, Margaret Montague, Diana Guilio, Patricia Colby, Louise a Cooper, Verna Johns, Pat O'Hare and Norma Hafferman.

Alumnae present were Mesdames A. L. Ainsworth, Lucille Jameson Armsby, Ben Beatty, William Carver, A. C. Cogswell, Clarence Coyle, Robert Deschamps Wilbur Hainline, James Jahnke, Karl Karlberg, James Mayes, Leah Noel, Robert Stenbeck, K.

B. Sanders, Albert W. Stone, Howard Schmid, Harold Woods and Miss Ann Reely, Missoula, and Mrs. William Hirst, Blackfoot Valley. Curfew Pinochle Club Meets Curfew Pinochle Club met Wednesday with Kay Slocum as hostess.

Verlis Mickens, Burl Johnson and Eleanor Larson won awards at the game. Others present were Doris Allen, Margaret Drew, Margaret Kent and Slocum. The next meeting May 25 at Dorothy, the home of Dorothy Slocum, 1025 Social Calendar SUNDAY Potomac Valley 4-H Club Rural Life Sunday observance at 8 p.m. at Potomac School, open to the public. Daughters of Isabella Mothers Day breakfast scheduled for today postponed until May 22.

at St. Anthony's Parish Hall following 9 a.m. mass, which members are to attend in a body to receive Communion. Frances Stoick and Mary LaVoie will be hostesses. Missoula Duplicate Bridge Unit master point play at 7 p.m.

in Hotel Florence, MONDAY Missoula County Republican Women's Club dessert luncheon at 1 p.m. in Mayfair Room, Hotel Florence. Program will be dis. cussion on "National Delegates to be elected to attend state meeting in Great Falls. Missoula Rebekah Lodge No.

117 at 8 p.m. in 100F Hall. Formal. Missoula Duplicate Bridge Club 1:15 p.m. in Hotel Florence.

Thela Guild of the First Methodist Ghurch 6 p.m. in church parlors. Prescott Home Demonstration Club 1 p.m. potluck luncheon at home of Mrs. T.

C. Davis, 1603 Jackson Drive. Lesson on "Frozen Foods." Section 3 of St. Anthony's Altar Society 8 p.m. with Mrs.

Charles Honeycutt, 637 S. 6th St. E. Bonner P-TA at 8. p.m.

at the school, with physical education exhibit by pupils as a special attraction. Paxson P.TA at 8 p.m. at the school for installation of officers, program by Paxson Choir, directed by James Cole, public schools director for vocal music; and choral reading by eighth grade, directed by Mrs. Pearl Felker. Past Worthy High Priestess Circle meeting scheduled for tonight has been indefinitely postponed.

American Legion Auxiliary 8 p.m. in Legion Hall. Election of officers. Delegates to Girls State and mothers to be honored. Awards for poppy poster contest to be presented.

Program on American Field Service. TUESDAY G. I. A. to of LE at 7 p.m.

in Union Hall. Inspection Day. Sigma Kappa Mothers Club annual spring dinner 6:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. I.

J. Bridenstine, 1737 Helena Ave. Business meeting and card games will follow buffet dinner. Missoula Duplicate Bridge Club 7:45 p.m. in Hotel Florence.

Circle 12 of the First Methodist p.m. with Mrs. Archie Joscelyn, 1806 S. 10th St. W.

Progressive Garden Club of Orchard Homes 1:15 p.m. dessert luncheon at home of Mrs. James Parmelee. Program on "Corsages" by Mrs. George Montgomery.

Garden City Garden Club 8 p.m. with Mrs. Robert Breen. 602 South Ave. E.

Talk and slides on care of roses by Mrs. Morris Silver. Jumbo Home Demonstration Club 1:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. H.

A. Bennyhoff, 434 Brooks St. Lesson on "Frozen Foods." NFPOC Auxiliary 8 p.m. with Mrs. Forrest Bullard, 635 E.

Central Ave. Navy Mothers meeting 8 p.m. in Union Hall. Mrs. Murray Elliott will be program leader.

Chapter of PEO 1:30 p.m. coffee hour at home of Mrs. E. J. Buzzetti, 2118 Gerald with Mrs.

Frank Rose assisting hostess. Old-fashioned costume party. Happy Times Club 8 p.m. with Mrs. Vernon Hatfield, 1729 S.

7th St. 4-Corners Home Demonstration Club 8 p.m. with Mrs. W. M.

Getchell, 1545 S. 9th Mrs. Ted Marchie cohostess. Roll call to be answered with frozen food problems. Paxson Home Demonstration Club 7:30 p.m.

with William Grose, Cottonwood St. St. Paul's Lutheran Church circle meetings: Cradle Roll Mothers 8 p.m. with Mrs. Marge Moon.

675 E. Central Naomi Circle with Mrs. Louis Mehus, 1733 S. 11th St. at 8 p.m.

Daly Garden Club 7:30 p.m. with Mrs. Henry Boehler, 1758 S. 13th St. County Extension Agent A.

R. Rollin will talk on "Pest Control." Montana Institute of Arts Crafts Group 7:30 p.m. in MCHS craft room, to assemble articles for MIA, Festival in Kalispell Friday: MIA Daubers 7:30 p.m. in MCHS fine arts room for water color demonstration by Walter Hook, open to anyone interested. Three Link Sewing Circle No.

1 at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Gladys White. 1001 Stoddard with Mrs. Edith Reynolds hostess.

Camp Fire guardians and Blue Bird leaders combined meeting at 11 a.m. at Camp Fire Girls cabin in Pattee Canyon. WEDNESDAY First Presbyterian Church Sunday School teachers and officers meeting at 8 p.m. in the church study. Progressive Home Demonstration Club 2 p.m.

at home of Mrs. Carl Burgess, 450 E. Central Ave. Lessons on "Frozen Foods." Auxiliary to Immanuel Chapter 54, OES. 1:30 p.m.

dessert luncheon in Masonic Ladies Lounge. Bridge and canasta afterward. Hostesses, Ella Mitchell, Alice McDonnell, Cladie McClure, Etta 0gg and Frances Arthur. Gail Hukkala's Betrothal to Guy Antti Told Mr. and Mrs.

Gabriel J. Hukkala. of engagement Chicago, of their daughter, announce Gail Hukkala Gail, to Guy Antti, son of Mr. and Mrs. Al Antti of Chicago.

The wedding is to be Saturday afternoon, June 11, at St. Paul's Lutheran Church. The is employed at the Mountain States Telephone Telegraph Co. and has made her home in Missoula at 541 Eddy Ave. for the past few months.

Her mother arrived from Chicago last weekend for a Mothers Day visit and to make plans for the approaching marriage. Mr. attending Montana State University, He is a freshman and a member of the Grizzly football squad. Surprise Party Farewell to Principal's Wife In honor Mrs. George M.

Hall, wife of the principal of Willard School, a "farewell" party was given Wednesday afterfor the coming year. Hall is noon Willard officers bye P-TA. to be principal of the new Lewis Clark School next fall. The event was at the Hall home, 1616 Maurice to the honoree. and was a surprise She was presented a cake decorated in the school colors, which was a part of refreshments taken by the group.

In the party were Erma Roseth, Vivian Curran, Evelyn O'Connor, Helen Steurwald, Grace Parker, Evelyn Krout, Edith Tidball, Doris Mueller and Mary Jane Morin. Fellowship's Luncheon Well-Attended Christian Women's Fellowship of the First Christian Church entertained a large group of members and out-of-town guests at a Friendship Day luncheon Thursday. Tables were decorated with flowers and miniature, parasols, to which Bible verses. Mrs. Edwin Ash led devotions and singing.

Mrs. James Rother Jr. directed the program, which included two skits presented by the Gish and Hunt groups of the local church, a chalk talk by Mrs. Harold Brown and introduction of ministers' wives and fellowship presidents and guests present from Anaconda, Deer Lodge, Polson and Hamilton. The luncheon was served at the First Methodist Church because of remodeling being done on the McDonnell, Basil Smith To Head Chapter Alice McDonnell was elected worthy matron and Basil W.

Smith worthy patron of Immanuel Chapter 54, OES, Thursday night in the Masonic Temple. Initiation and a Mothers Day program also were part of the meeting, conducted by Goldie Dufresne and Jim Howe, worthy matron and patron. Other officers newly elected are Frances Armstrong, associate matron; John Roberts, associate patron: Eva Jackson, secretary; Bessie Stoddard, treasurer; Gertrude Gavin, conductress; Evelyn Myers, associate conductress. Tellers were Arthur Armstrong, Lyle Carr, Howard Jacobson, Edwin Squire and Kingdom Kennedy, Visiting the chapter for the first time were Elretta Wood, Custer Chapter 25, Miles City; Josephine Provoncha, Electa Chapter No. 7, and Gerald Mitchell, Marshall Chapter, Willows, Calif.

Mrs. Wood, a past matron, was escorted to the east and introduced. In the east a life-size spinning wheel, surrounded by bouquets of oldfashioned flowers, and a miniature old grandmother in a rocking chair, in the west, were decorations appropriate Mothers Day. Eunice Brown and Evelyn Myers presented Bibles to the initiates. Blanche Indergaard gave a report on "His Open Door" project and ESTARL.

Alice McDonnell gave the annual report on sickness and distress. Mrs. Dufresne read a special poem to all mothers and Mrs. Armstrong gave a comical verse about "Mom. Freda Spicher and Thelma Polich, acting as mother and daughter, read several excerpts and Evelyn Myers, chaplain, gave a special prayer.

Silver Belles sang "Little Ole Elaine Taylor provided organ music for the evening and Ruth Black substituted as pianist. Margaret Squire and Effie Mugridge presented checks to the worthy matron from their respective clubs for the year's project. Lunch was served in the diningroom from a buffet table decorated with a replica of a spinning wheel and an old-fashioned mother in a rocking chair. The next meeting will be a memorial program May 26. Picnic of Lowell Group to Be Event of June When Lowell Home Demonstration Club met Wednesday evening at 509 Brooks plans were made for the club's annual picnic in June.

Mrs. Carl Sorenson and Mrs. Robert Coffman were hostesses. Mrs. Robert Kramer and Mrs.

Ray Sommers presented the lesson on "Frozen Foods." Others present were Mesdames Virginia Patton, Everett Mix, Robert Christenson, George Melder, Henry Forsch, Al Gallagher and Betty Crisp, members, and Mrs. Anita Riley, a guest. Doctor's Family New Residents Dr. and Mrs. Robert K.

Nolan and children, Kimberly and John, have arrived in Missoula to make their home and have taken up residence at 1420 Ronald Ave. They were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. B.

Campbell, 415 Burlington Ave. Mrs. Nolan is originally from Michigan and Dr. Nolan grew up in Connecticut. He served in the Army in World War II and later in the Air Force.

He will be associated with the Western Homes Club Installs New Officers Fer Fun Round Dance Club 8 p.m. at Lowell School. Past Presidents of VFW Auxiliary 8 p.m. with Mrs. Gladys Jette, 1401 River Road, RFD 1.

Chapter of PEO 7:30 p.m. coffee hour at home of Mrs. George F. Turman, 1525 Gerald Ave. Assisting hostesses Mrs.

T. G. Ostrom and Mrs. E. L.

Marvin, Program by Mrs. I. W. Slingsby. Esther Rebekah Sewing Circle 2 p.m.

in 100F Hall. Fancy Drill Team of RNA ca Camp 1535 practice meeting at 8 p.m. in Union Hall. Daffy Dilly Garden Club 8 p.m. with Mrs.

Leona Ashby, Rt. 1, Orchard Homes. Talk on flowers and showing of slides by Mrs. Harry Shryock. Park Addition Garden Club 6:30 p.m.

covered dish picnic supper at Greenough Park. Trinity Friendship Club 1:30 p.m. covered dish luncheon meeting at the home of Mrs. Alberta Matthew, 1418 Howell St. THURSDAY PEO Reciprocity luncheon 1 p.m.

in 1 North Pine Room, Hotel Florence. Open to all unaffiliated PEOs. WSCS of the First Methodist Church executive meeting at 1 p.m., followed by general meeting at 2 p.m., in Wesley Chapel. St. Anthony's Altar Society Section 2 at 8 p.m.

with Mrs. William M. Walterskirchen, 1800 S. 2nd St. Section 6 at 2 p.m.

with Mrs. Albert Pepe, 401 S. 4th St. Section 9 with Mrs. Gladys Jette, River Road, at 8 p.m.

Garden City Duplicate Bridge Club 7 7:45 p.m. in Hotel Florence. Adult Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church at 2 p.m. with Mrs. Florence Drummond, 1409 S.

5th St. W. Hahn Circle of the Church University 2 Con home gational p.m. Robert C. Line, Whitaker Hill Road.

Program will be continuation of the review of the book, "The Faiths Men Live By." Bereans of the First Baptist Church all session beginning at 10, with covered dish luncheon at noon and work on quilt, at church. DAV Auxiliary 8 p.m. in 100F Hall. Election of officers. Daughters of Utah Pioneers 8 p.m.

at home of Mrs. S. L. Billingsley, 546 Woodward Ave. Mrs.

Richard Ajax will give stories of the Mormon Battalion and Mrs. James Hamilton and Mrs. Beverly McCalley will present pioneer hisand Mrs. W. L.

Troxler tories. Mrs. Venna Christianson hostesses. Congregational Fellowship 6:30 p.m. at the church for on "Motion Pictures program.

est" by Fred Megerth. Electra Chapter OES at 8 p.m. in the Masonic Temple, for initiation and Committee Night program. St. Paul's Lutheran Church meetings, at 2 p.m.: Miriam Circle with Mrs.

Barbara Anderson, 921 S. 4th St. Esther, with Mrs. Lawrence Smith, Rt. 4, East Missoula; Dorcas, with Mrs.

C. Stierle, 2004 S. 4th St. Rachel, Mrs. Evelyn Jensen, 903 E.

Broadway; Martha, Mrs. J. L. Van Allen, 1221 S. 5th St.

and Elizabeth, Mrs. H. C. Hjortholm, 169 Burlington Ave. FRIDAY Delta Gamma Mothers Club 1:15 p.m.

luncheon at Missoula Country Club. Homevale Garden Club 1:30 p.m. at home of Mrs. Alfred Hopper, 2205 Middlesex Mrs. Marvin Hart assisting hostess.

Swingola Square Dance Club 8:30 p.m, at Jefferson School. State Regional Head Visits Degree of Honor Mrs. Anna: Woolley, national past president and regional director for Montana, was the honored guest of the Degree of Honor Protective Assn. at a banquet for 28 members and candidates at the Casa Loma. Seated at the head table also were Mrs.

Eunice Howard, local president; Miss Margaret Berglund, first vice president; Genevieve Carrell, second vice president, and Grace Hutchins, past president. Lenore Sammons had charge of arrangements and acted as mistress of ceremonies, introducing Mr. and Mrs. Tom Fleming, Frank Kurth and Mrs. Olive McLaughlin, who were special guests, and four candidates for initiation.

Mrs. Bessie Thrasher arranged the table decorations, with a maypole centerpiece and tiny colonial figurine ladies as favors. She also provided corsages for the guest of honor and other officers. Students of Treva Preston Dance School provided entertainment. The inspection meeting followed the dinner, at 8 p.m.

in Union Hall with Mrs. Howard presiding. Initiation was conducted for the four candidates, three juniors were graduated and Mrs. Woolley also presented pins to two juniors graduated earlier. She gave the inspection report and announced the state convention in Billings Oct.

11 and 12. It was announced that the next executive meeting would be at the home of Eunice Howard, with Ruth Howard assisting hostess. Mrs. Richard Dunton, presto dent, and other new officers of Orchard Homes Woman's Club were installed at the club meeting Wednesday afternoon at the clubhouse, which was the last meeting of the group until October, Mrs. A.

L. Steele, outgoing president, presided and Mrs. James Parmelee installed the officers for the new term, who were each presented with a rosebud corsage. Serving with Mrs. Dunton will be Mrs.

Milton Mast, first vice president; Mrs. Harold Vann, second vice president; Mrs. Vaughn Peterson, recording secretary; Mrs. Maurice Richardson, corresponding secretary; Mrs. Robert Hamilton, treasurer, and Mrs.

Steele, auditor. Reports on the County Federation meeting were given by Mrs. R. T. Richardson, Mrs.

Charles Miller, Mrs. Don Rice and Miss Gertrude Wilcox. Outgoing officers and committee chairmen gave their annual reports. The club decided to have several money parties in the summer the fund it will making give toward the Memorial Chapel at Galen. Numbers by the club chorus closed the meeting.

In the group are Mesdames H. A. Kuhl, Arnold Ashby, Don Rice, Gordon Swanson, R. D. Ambrose, Dunton, C.

E. Keniston, accompanied by Mrs. Homer Williamson. Hostesses serving refresh. ments from a lace covered tea table were Mesdames Rimel, R.

B. Oeder, Don MacKenzie, George Linden, C. W. Kinney, 0. C.

Garlington and Miss Grace Barnett. Talk on Frozen Foods Given At Club Session Using a color theme of blue and yellow, Rhea Burkland and Sue Adams were hostesses Monday evening at a shower in honor of Audrey Parent, who is to be married to James Pickens June 4. Floral decorations were blossoms in the chosen colors and place favors were miniature umbrellas in blue and yellow. Prizes at the games which provided entertainment were given to Harlene Page, Beth Gamelgard, Pat Shoup and Marie Jensen. Other guests invited were Mesdames Marci Beck, Luanne Cates, Karen Ford, Marcia Peterson, Marion Inks, Marjorie Koepplin and Blaine Baker (Neil Davis), Misses Molley McCullough, Gwen Gamelgard, Gail Sturgeon, Elsie Nordwick, Gay Siler, Joan McFarland, Mary Lightfoot, Pat Bell, Lorna Kaiser, Melody Hansen, Barbara Parent, Sallie Howton, Pat Henderson, Bea Swartz, Mary Rissman, Dolores Banta, Jeanne Sheridan, Helen Scott, Carlene Flaherty, Pat Serviss, Connie Caddell and Franni Ferr- Mrs.

Ray Grenfell gave a les son on freezing foods at the meeting of Grass Valley Home Demonstration Club at the home of Mrs. Harry Stiegler, with Mrs. Chris Callas cohostess to the 10 members attending. Mrs. Grenfell gave pointers on freezing yeast quick breads, pies, cookies and cake.

The proper methods of wrapping and containers for best freezing results were discussed, as well as various freezing problems. Plan were made for the club picnic June 19, There will be special, Day. features Proceeds appropriate from the to recent card party were given to Opportunity School. The club will discontinue meetings for the summer and its next session will be at the home of Mrs. Leo Brester on Sept.

19. Group to Study Music Is Newly Formed A music study group, affiliated with the State and National Federation of Music Clubs, was or ganized Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. J. 0. Youngquist, West Rattlesnake.

Officers elected were Miss Helen D. White, president; Miss Eleanor Dahlberg, vice president, and Mrs. Paul Campanello, urer. Others attending were Mes. dames Robert Boyer, Rex Gibbs, Fred Knuchel, Earl McConnell, Lyle Smith and Miss June Dutton.

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