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MONTANA THE HELENA DAILY INDEPENDENT, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1940 PAGE EI-EV1N diss Ruth Thibaudeau and McCoskery United At Presbyterian Ceremony IU a quiet, informal cake decorated with tradi- MARRIED LAST SUNDAY ich took place last Sunday aft- loon at 12:45 o'clock in the ipel at the First Presbyterian irch, Miss Ruth Thibaudeau, jghter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank ibaudeau of Helena, became the de of Woodrow F. McCoskry, i of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred S. Mc- akery of York. The Rev. C. E.

Whittier read i vows in the presence of 20 atives and close friends of the iple. Dahlias and "chrysanthe- ms in autumn 'colors were used altar and the Siveu in marriage by her oldest ither, Robert F. Thibaudeau of tte, the bride was lovely in a ncess style gown of royal blue with which she wore a tchirrg turban. Her only jew- was a diamond clip of her ther's, and her shower bouquet of Talisman roses and lilies the valley. Clarence O.

Bakke, sister the bride, was the matron of lor. She wore an ensemble of ry and white silk with navy ac- sorles and carried a shower iq.net of Talisman roses and es of the valley, for her daughter's wedding Mrs. ibaudeau wore an afternoon 'SS of fuchsia color with giay ac- sories and a corsage of garde- s. Mrs. McCoskery, mother of bridegroom, wore a gown of 'y blue with white accessories 1 a gardenia corsage.

Warren Patrick of Helena was best man. Immediately following the cere- ny a reception was held at the ne of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0.

Bakke, i North Davis street. Chrysan- mums In tons of yellow, gold 1 white were used to decorate i house. About 50 friends called offer good ernoon. tional symbols. Mr.

and Mrs. McCoskery left after the dinner for a week's motor trip to the coastf and will make their home at 503 Sixth avenue in Helena upon their return. For traveling the bride chose a fall suit of brown and tan tweed with brown accessories. The bride is a graduate of Helena high school and has been employed for the past several years at the Eddy bakery. Mr.

McCos- kery was graduated from Helena high school and is employed at the Capital Motors company. Among the wedding guests were Miss Elsie McCoskery, sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. Boyer and Mr. M. L.

Boyer, grandmother and uncle of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Maxey, uncle and aunt, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mc- Coskery, parents of the bridegroom, all of York; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert F. Thibaudeau of Butte and Mr. end Mrs. Frank Thibaudeau, of Missoula; Dr.

and Mrs. R. D. Curry of Dillon; Mr. and Mrs.

John Dietz, and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence 0. Bakke of Helena. ROTANA CLUB HEARS THREE SPEAKERS AT MEETING TUESDAY EVENING Rotana club members met last.

Tuesday evening in regular session at the home of Mrs. L. W. Gabse, 632 Logan street. Three speakers were presented on the progiam.

Dr. W. M. Brewer of Montana State college explained the initiative and referendum measures relating to the greater university campaign fund which will be voted ADELLE DeMARS AND CLARENCE ANDERS TO WED SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs.

James E. DeMars of Helena announce the engagement of their daughter, Adelle, to Clarence Anders of Lewistown. The wedding will take place in Helena next Saturday, Oct. 26. PLAN'S AllE ANNOUNCED FOB ANNUAL CARD PARTY OF NAVY MOTHERS' CLUB Chairmen to be In charge of arrangements for the annual card party sponsored hy the Helena Navy Mothers' club were named at a special meeting held last Monday afternoon at the office L.

R. Jacobsen, navy recruiting officer. The affair is held each year in observation of Navy day, which this year will bs celebrated Oct. 27. Pinochle, whist and bridge will be played at the party, which is scheduled for Monday evening, Oct.

28, at o'clock, at the Eagles hall. Mrs. J. J. Dunn, club commander, is general chairman and other members who were named to assist In elude Mrs.

Jacob Doerr, Mrs. E. G. Archibald and Mis. E.

H. Dullum, entertainment committee; Mrs. W. J. Lurna and Mrs.

T. W. Richardson, refreshments committee. Mrs. Harry Noel will be in charge of ticket sales and Mrs.

Evelyn Herrin arrange decorations for the hall and for the window display at Fligelman's store. A beautiful hand-sewn quilt which was made by members of the club under the supervision of Mrs. Harry Noel will be displayed at Fligelman's and also at the hall dm ing the party. At the close of the evening there will be a luncheon, at which Mr. Jacobsen will act as master of ceremonies.

HEADS ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE wishes during the wedding dinner was served at dy's Drive-Inn at 3 o'clock. Cov- were laid for 20 at the bride's ae which was centered with a mtiful three-tiered white YOUR EVENING" CLOTHES CLEANED For the ST. JOHN'S HARVEST BALL at the 'ARIS CLEANERS 5 8. Main Phone upon in the coming election. Mrs.

Evelyn Annas gave an interesting talk on fall fashions, and Mrs. Nettie Thomson presented a report on the Rotana national board meeting which she attended in Butte. At the close of the business session, a social hour was enjoyed. The next meeting of the club is scheduled for Tuesday, Nor. 4.

MIRIAM SENIOR AUXILIARY WILL MEET THURSDAY WITH MRS. GOODALL The senior auxiliary of Miriam chapter No. 1, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet Thursday afternoon, Oct. 24, at 2:30 o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Archie J.

Goodall, 342 North Ewing street. Hostesses for the afternoon will be Mrs. Louis Freeh, Mrs. Albert J. Galen, Mrs.

E. Fischl, Mrs. E. R. Galligan, Mrs.

Henry Kain, Miss Lalla Brooke and Miss Ida Bastiau. This will be a social "get-together meeting" and all members urged to attend. Visiting Eastern Stars are cordially invited. MRS. WOODROW McCOSKERY Betm-e her marriage last Sunday afternoon in the chapel of the First Presbyterian church, Mrs.

McCoskery was Miss Ruth Thibaudeau, daughter of Mr. and Mis. Frank Thibaudeau, of Helena Following a week's wedding trip to the coast, the couple will make their home at 503 Sixth avenue. MRS. SHERMAN SMITH Plans for unusually entertaining stunts at the annual St.

John's Harvest ball have been completed duiing the past week by Mrs. Smith, charman of the entertainment committee, and Mrs. Mate Buterbaugh vice chairman. Events announced for the ball include the grand march, coionation of a King and Queen and a mock horse race. Noral Whittinghill will act as master of ceremonies for the evening.

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14, at the home of Mrs. R. E. Towle, 618 Holter street. Mis.

J. G. Reitsch, past regent, presided at the business session which opened with the ritual service under the direction of Mrs. Laura Holker. Routine business matters were taken up and reports of committee chairmen given.

Mrs. Reitsch opened the program with a discussion of the D. A. R. 'Golden Jubilee, tracing its development from its inception, Oct.

11, 1890, down to the present time, giving a resume of its aims and accomplishments. She outlined various Golden Jubilee projects, of which that on reforestation has been particularly successful. Miss Lucia Stone spoke on "Founders of the D. A. and bi ought out many interesting facts concerning early pioneers of the oiganization.

Lives of the four founders, of whom Miss Eugenia Washington was the leader, were discussed in detail. Of special interest was Miss Stone's description of the carillon in Valley Forge Memorial, which is to have bells lep- resenting each of the 48 states. Mrs. J. E.

Erickson, program rhaiiman, introduced members of the Sons of the American Revolution, and biief talks i given by C. M. Roos, J. Scott Harrison and M. B.

Wilson. The program closed with group singing of "God Bless America." The meeting then adjourned to the recreation room, where the Rev. C. E. Whittier entertained with a showing of dolored films of picturesque local scenery, and scenes of unusual beauty from the Canadian Rockies, Glacier and Yellowstone parks, the Tetons and California beaches.

Several slides were shown of the elusive Rocky Mountain goats filmed by Mr. Whittier on one of his trips. Coffee, tea and delicious sandwiches and cakes were served by the hostesses from a table decorated with autumn leaves and berries. Thos who enjoyed tha delightful evening were the Rev. and Mrs.

C. E. Whittier, Mr. and Mrs. M.

B. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. C. E.

Pew, Mr. and Mrs. William Eathorne, Mr. and Mrs. Percy Dodds, Mr.

and Mrs. W. 0. Whipps, Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Longmaid, Mr. J. Scott Harrison, Mr. C. M.

Roos, Miss Minerva Bennett, Mrs. Fred Buck, Mrs. G. L. Carsley, Mrs.

E. H. Nelson, Mrs. John G. Brown, Mrs.

J. G. Reitsch, Mrs. Nettie Barrows, Mrs. J.

E. Erickson, i Lucy Delano, Miss Lucia Stone, Mrs. Laura Holker, Mrs. G. l.

Willett, Mrs. Jennie D. Henry and Mr. and Mrs. R.

E. Towle. KUX-UP-KLUB ENTERTAINED BY MRS. HAROLD JONES THURSDAY EVENING Mrs. Harold Jones and Miss Amy Gorsich entertained members of the Kut-Up-Klub at Mrs.

Jones' home, 727 Twelfth avenue, last Thursday evening. Dinner was served at 7:30 o'clock at a table covered with a handsome lace cloth and centered with colorful autumn leaves arranged upon a mirror, which was flanked by silver tapers in gold candelabra. Covers were laid for 14 members and guests including Mrs. Francis Rigler, Mrs. Frank Lassar, Mrs.

Rudolph Andolsek, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Larry Wegman, Mrs. Ralph Steffenson, Mrs. Jack Kinsey, Mrs.

Tony Cvar, Mrs. Matthew Staringer, Mrs. Louis Perhay, Mrs. Frank Babcock, Miss Albena Cvar and the hostesses. The evening was spent with sewing and whist was played with prizes going to Mrs.

Lassar, Mrs. Staringer and Mrs. Smith. The table prize was awarded to Mrs. Andolsek.

MISCELLANEOUS SHOWER HONORS BRIDE-ELECT THURSDAY EVENING In compliment to Miss Adelle DeMars, whose engagement to Clarence Anders of Lewistown has been announced, Mrs. Don Thompson entertained Thursday evening at a miscellaneous shower at her home in Yoik. Games and contests were enjoyed during the evening with prizes going to Mrs. Perry McGaffick and Mrs. Henry Lay.

Luncheon was served at small tables appointed in a color note of yellow and rose. Miss Deniars received many lovely gifts from her friends who were present, including Mrs. Edward Weiss, Mrs. John Frank, Mis. James Coolie, Mrs.

Henry Lay, Mis. Perry McGaffick, Mrs. Tom Spurzem, Mrs. Smigaj, Mrs. Archie Craig, Miss Katherine McGaffick, Miss Katherine James DeMars and the hostess.

FREIGHTWAYS CLUB MEETS THURSDAY AFTERNOON Mis. Dick Brannon and Mis. Ray Cote entertained members of the Freightways club Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Brannon's home. Pinochle and other games weie played, and prizes for high scoies went to Mrs.

Elmo Jacks, Mrs. Jerry Hawortb. and Mrs. Art Donovan. Later in the afternoon a tempting luncheon was served by the hostesses.

Those present were Mrs. Joe Heggan, Mrs. Bill Fisher, Mrs. Wilbur Fryatt, Mrs. Bill Hathaway, Mrs.

Emmett Rogers, Mis. Bill Miller, Mrs. Elmo Jacks, Mrs Art Donovan and Mrs. Jerry Haworth. Mrs.

Walter Woods of Great Falls was the guest of honor for tbe afternoon. HELENA REBEKAH LODGES HONOR STATE OFFICER AND PAST PRESIDENTS Marking the official visit of Mis. Ruth Ann Dart of Dillon, vice president of the Rebekah assembly, I.O.O.F., of Montana, members of Naomi lodge No. 1 and Vera lodge No. 12 entertained Thursday evening, Oct.

17, at a 6:30 o'clock dinner at Eddy's Drive-Inn. Corsages of pink roses marked places for the guest of honor and for other honored guests, including Mrs. Thomas Sillers, Mrs. Everett Beck, Mrs. William F.

Hirsch and Mrs. Jennie Sullivan, past presidents of the Rebekah assembly, and all the elective officers of both Helena lodges. The regular chapter meeting took place at 8 o'clock at the I.O.O.F. Temple, with all members of the lodges attending. During the meeting the Theta Rho Girls' club exemplified degree work.

Beautiful arrangements of garden flowers were used to decorate the hall. At the close of the session, Mrs. Dart gave an instructive address on the growth of the order aud methods of improvement and outlined the schedule of work for the jear. Her subject for the evening was entitled "Tests of Character." Later the members and guests adjourned to the dining room which was decorated with Hallowe'en cats and favors. Refreshments were served at the officers' table, decorated with a centerpiece of fail blossoms and leaves, and at smaller tables, set with miniature scarecrows and pumpkins Scheduled meetings for the two lodges were announced as follows- Vera lodge No.

12, Thursday, Oct. 24, and Naomi lodge No. 1, Thursday, Nov. 7. CAPACITY CROWD ATTENDS CARD PARTY GIVEN BY WIVES OF ELKS SOCIETY CALENDAR One of the most oustandiug social events of the week took place Tuesday evening in the Elks lodge when wives and daughters of Elk members sponsored a public card party.

A capacity crowd attended the enjoyable event, which was in charge of Mrs. Myles Thomas, general chairman. An entertaining program and refreshments featured the affair. The program included selections on the new solovax by Wes Mullen, accordion numbers by Miss Donna Polich; a vocal solo by Miss Jean Milch, accompanied by Mrs. J.

Miller Smith; mandolin and vocal selections by Tommy Ferguson and a tap dance by Bob and Jack Dick- charge of the over. Committees in party were: VISITORS ARRIVE FROM MINNEAPOLIS Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Fluhr of Minneapolis will arrive in Helena today for a -tisit with Mr.

Fluhr's mother, Mrs. Augusta Fluhr, who has been confined at St. Peter's hospital with a fractured hip for the past several weeks. Mr. Fluhr is a former Helena resident.

LITERARY DEPARTMENT TO MEET TOMORROW AT Y.W.C.A. Mrs. T. A. Mills will lead group discussion on the subject, "On Board Ship and Island Republics," at the first fall meeting of the literary department of the Helena Woman's club tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Y.W.C.A.

The group meets the third Monday of each month and this year will follow a schedule of discussions on the "Good Neighbor Tour to the South American Republics." ARTS AND CRAFTS GROUP TO MEET NEXT FRIDAY The arts and ciafts department of the Helena Woman's club will meet next Friday afternoon for the fiist lime this fall. The meeting will begin at 2 3 0 o'clock at the Y.W.C.A and discussion will center around flowers and gardening. Mrs. Dana E. Kelly will speak on "Art in the Garden;" Mrs G.

H. Carsley on "Foicing Bulbs for Winter 1 and Mrs. W. K. Illg- gms, of Butte, chairman of gardening of the Montana Federation of Woman's clubs, will be a guest speaker, talking on "Cut Flower Airangemenls." Hostesses for the day will be Mis.

M. E. Stebbins, Mrs. T. A Mills, Mrs.

Seward Mason and Mrs. R. E. Brown. OF THE MOOSK ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR.

PUBLIC CARD PARTY Plans for a public caid party to b- held Friday evening, Nov. 1, at the Moose lodge, i made by the members of the Mooseheart and homemakiug committees of the Women of the Moose at a joint sss- Fion held Tuesday at the home of Mrs. J. F. Heinitz.

Proceeds from the party will be u--ed for the benefit of the chapter's adopted boy, Richard Biown in Mooseheart. Membeis also made plans to bponsor a doll contest early part of December. Mrs. Henry Helland, chairman of the table decorations committee, assisted by Mrs. J.

F. Hlgglns, Mrs. E. B. Donohue, and Mrs S.

J. Connolly; tickets and prizes, Mrs. Fred Little, chairman, Mrs. John Bouuer and Mrs. Oliver Burgan; refreshments, Mrs.

R. Munger, chairman, Mrs. Myron Gernold, Mrs. Walter Nilan, Mrs. R.

E. Morrison and Mis. Arthur Fitzpatrick; music, Mrs. Guy Brazelton, chairman, Mrs. Paul Dickover and Mrs.

William O'Donuell; publicity, Mrs. C. L. Young, chairman, and Mrs. William Adams.

INTERESTING LECTURE GIVEN AT MEETING OF HOME ECONOMICS GROUP Mrs. H. J. Goodale presented an inteiesting and instructive talk on "The Stoiy of Honey" at the first fall meeting of the home economics a i of the Helena Woman's club Friday a i In illustrating her lectme, Mrs. Goodale displayed a hive of bees and explained the story of honey in detail A playlet, "Fust Things First, was enioyed by the group.

Hostesses for the a i were Mrs Fied Boid, Mrs R. A. Slephenson, Mrs. Roy Dale, Mrs C. II.

Marple and Mrs. W. C. Packer. The second meeting of the de- Monday, Oct 31 Literary department, Helena Woman's club, meeting at 2:30 o'clock at the Y.W.C.A.

Josephine Hepner chapter auxiliary, 0 E.S., meeting at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. L. A. Small, 532 North Warren street. Wednesday, Oct.

23 Theta Rho Girls' club regular meeting a the I.O.O.F. Temple; initiation ceremonies. Joint meeting of the Women of the Moose and Loyal Order of Moose at 8 o'clock at the Moose hall; Mooseheart alumnae meeting at 9 o'clock. I Thursday, Oct. 24 Junior Woman's club business meeting at the Y.W.C.A.

at 3 o'clock. Vera Rebekah lodge No. 12 regular meeting at the I 0 O.F. Temple at 8 o'clock. Senior auxiliary, Mil lam chapter, O.E.S social meeting at the home of Mrs.

A. J. Goodall, 342 North Ewing street, at 2:30 o'clock. Friday, Oct. Arts and crafts department, Helena Woman's club, meeting at 2:30 o'clock at the Y.W.C.A.

St. Helena P-T A. meeting at 3 o'clock at the school. U. S.

Grant circle No. 7, Ladies of Hie A meeting at the home of Mrs. Ada Wickeisheim, 305 Pine street. Community concert series second presentation at the Civic center audltoiium at 8:15 o'clock; Don Cossack chorus. Satnrdav, Oct.

20. Annual Harvest ball sponsored ELIZABETH BALDWIN HOWARD WRIGH'I TO WED NEXT MONTH Mr. and Mrs. E. M.

Baldwin of Helena announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth, to Howard R. Wright of Billings. The wedding will take place ear ly in November in Helena. RALPH HENRY HOSTESS AT PARTY FRIDAY EVENING Mrs. Ralph Henry entertained at her new home, 59 1 Park avenue, last Friday when 12 friends were present to enjoy an evening of bridge.

Score awards went tc Mrs. Lee Button and Mrs. I I Holt. Arrangements of autumn leave? and Hallowe'en favors were used to decorate the table where luncheon was served at a late hour Places were marked for Mrs. Marion Light, Mrs.

John Calmer, Mrs. Elizabeth Nichols Gilbert, Mrs Lee Sutton, Mrs. Ivor Holt, Mrs Katherine Watson, Miss Florence Kahla, Miss Eve Kraft, Miss Ruby Lee, Miss Florence Molrlne, i Anne Ceccone, Miss Ruth Warner and tha hostess. BROADWATER MEETS AT SCHOOL FRIDAY EVENING Mrs. Henry Krausa presided at the business meeting of tha Broadwater school Parent-Teacher association Friday evening at the school.

After the business session a program was presented. Elwood Eckmeyer offered two violin selections and the Tobln family orchestra gave several numbers. A motion picture entitled "Sea America First" was shown by C. R. Anderson.

Refreshments were served and a social hour e'hjoyed at the close of the evening. by the St. John's Hospital guild at the Civic center ballioom. 25-Year Pioneer club Hallowe'en dance at the Eagles hall. COMING EVENTS Momliij, Ott 28 Navy Mothers' club annual card party at the Eagles hall at 8 o'clock.

LEAVE ON TRIP TO SEVfTLE Mrs. Lou a of Birdseye and her daughter, Louise, and Joanna Shoemaker left vesteiday for a motor hip to Seattle. Fashions in Shoes For Your Fall Wardrobe QUEEN QUALITY Presents Reptile, Calf and Suede 50 Including DeLuxa LIVINGSTONE'S SHOE STORE partment Nov. S. will be held Friday, Additional Society News on Page 16.

ST. HELENA PARENTS A TEACHERS TO MEET FRIDAY AFTERNOON General discussion of the topic, "Young Lives and Character Build- ng," will be featured at a meet- ns of the St. Helena a i Teacher association Friday i afternoon at the school. The ing will beg-n at 3 o'clock and i bo folio-Red by a social hour. Speakers who will lead the dis-i cussion will include Mis.

Kelly who will talk on "Character Building Agenc.es of Our 1 munity;" E. J. Callasha 1 on I "Home Life and Chaiacter Building," and the Rev. Father J. B.

Plummer on "The School and Character Buildrg The piogram i include musical selections by students under the direction of Sister Dorothea BE GLORIFIED BY GOSSARD THURSDAY BOOK CLIB MBETS AT HOME OK MRS. SKODA Mrs. 0. S. Skoda was hostess lest week to members of the Thursday Book club.

A review of "Madame Dorothea," by Sigrid lincj- set, was given by Mrs. M. M. Geboski. The meeting of the club will take place Thuisday, Nov.

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