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mm Qub Activities Society Section Missoula, Montana, Sunday Morning, April 22, 1951 Ahotit 200 Attend Tea Given Dufresnc-Wcston Vows Spoken At St. Anthony's Church'" Arietta Joy Hand Is Engaged To C. J. Hansen Elaine G. Kost Is Bride Of David Sandgreu Mr.

and Emil Kost, 514 Sher-wcod street, announce the marriage of their daughter, Elaine Grace, to Stevenson-Strate Engagement Announced Today Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Stevenson of Stevensville announce the engage-m-xi their rtaiiRhter, Shlrlene Young-Anderson Engagement Told The engagement of Nancy Young to Bruce Anderson, son of Mr, and Mrs.

Willard T. Anderson of Helena, is announced by her parents, Mrs. Gerald W. MacDonald of Pasadena, and Ronald M. Young, Laguna Beach.

They will be married in August at Pasadena. Miss Young attended Laguna Beach high school and Montana Potpourri Beta Phi chapter of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority had it forty-fourth annual Initiation banquet in the Governor's room of Hotel Florence on Sunday. Mrs. Ralph E. Fields was guest speaker and Joyce Carstensen, chapter president, 'was toastmistress.

Judy McCullough was presented with a scholarship key Indicating outstanding scholarship in the Ireshman class. Scholarship awards also were given to Marlene Carrig, sophomore class, and Peggy Clapp, junior. Gay Vannoy and Mary WuLsh received activities recogni Tha marriage of Florenca Dufresne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank E.

Dufresne of Milltown, and Donald H. Weston of Sioux City, Iowa, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. W.

Westoi. Missoula, was performed at St. Anthony's church on Sunday afternoon. Baskets of mixed pastel flowers were at the altar for the double 71 1 i fx 4 A ZJ 8 I fUv v. State University.

Her sorority is Kappa Kappa Gamma, She has re cently been employed in the stocks and bonds office of Walston, Hoffman Goodwin at Pasadena. Mr. Anderson, a graduate of MSU, is attending the graduate business xhool at Stanford. He is a Sigma! Chi. Wasliiiiurton Teacher Honored Following Marriage A nohostess postbridal shower honoring Mrs.

John Williams (Patricia Ann Meyer) of Pleasant Lake, N. was given Saturday afternoon of last week end in the Flamingo room of the Park hotel. The luncheon table had a floral centerpiece, and each guest received a small corsage as a Mrs. Williams is a teacher at Washington school, and her husband is a private in the army, stationed in Japan. Invited to the shower were Mrs.

S. J. Knudsen, Mis. Richard Kerns, Mrs. Martin Wolpert, Mrs.

J. Gray, Mrs. Don Mellgren, Harriet Mellott, Joyce Shively, Shirley Tostevin Julie Krekula, Isabel Haynes, Faye Manley and Kathy Freeburg of KalispelL Couple Is Honored With Party Given at Meeting A miscellaneous shower for Mr and Mrs. Eric Erickson (Rosemary Kuntz) was a feature of the Degree of Honor executive meeting at the gas company auditorium Friday evening of last week end. Pinochle furnished the enter tainment for members and five guests, and prizes were awarded to Mrs.

Roth, Ehthe Brewin, Daisy Van Cleave, Eric Erickson, Harry Stirratt and Cecil Williams. A guest, Dorothy Seppala of Bend, received the door prize. Host esses were Elsie Martin and Eunice Howard. Mrs. W.

P. Elected President Mrs. W. P. Zerbe was installed president of the Missoula Typographical auxiliary at the home of Mrs.

Earl Lindberg, 333 Eddy avenue, on Tuesday evening. Others installed were Mrs. Tom Riemer, first, vice president; Mrs. W. H.

Dempsey, second vice president, and Mrs. W. R. Shoup, secretary-treasurer. Cootie was played, and Mrs.

C. E. Lord and Mrs. C. S.

Clemmen-son received awards. Mrs. Shoup was assisting hostess when lunch was served. Others attending were Mesdames John Leach, Ashton J. Moore, J.

D. MacDougall, Harold High and Roy Hendricks. Three Hostesses Mrs. S. G.

Nelson, Mrs. John Ask-vold and Mrs. A. Don Tigny were hostesses to the Alpha Chi Omega Mothers club at the chapter house on Tuesday for a dessert luncheon. Pearl Ramaker poured, Mrs.

Sam K. Caras presided at the business meeting, when it was voted to have a nohostess luncheon in May for the last meeting of the year. Mrs. Howard Gavin is in charge of reser ve tions. Others attending wece Mesdames W.

B. Davis, Herman Hansen, Estel la Westaby, Claus Jacobson, H. L. Ditlmeier and Glenn Wood. Have "Mad Hat" For Mrs.

McFarland About two hundred women attended a tea honoring Mrs. Carl Mo- Farland, wife of the new president of Montana State University, In the lounge of the student union on Tuesday afternoon. In the receiving line were Mrs, McFarland, Mrs. R. H.

Jesse, wife of the MSU vice president, and Mrs, A. C. Cogswell, president of the Faculty Women's club, which sponsored the tea. Pouring were Mrs. Carl E.

Dragstedt and Mrs. A. M. Stepanzoff, wives of members of the local University executive board; Mrs. Theodore Jacobs, wife of a past board member, and Mrs.

Clarence Pop-ham, wife of the latest appointee the state board of education. Greeting guests at the door were Mrs. A. S. Merrill, Mrs.

E. L. Freeman, Mrs. C. W.

Le'aphart and Mrs. E. A. Atkinson. Assisting in the lounge were Mrs.

Gordon B. Castle, Mrs. John Crowd- er, Mrs. C. H.

Waldon, Mrs. Linus J. Carleton. Mrs. James L.

C. Ford. Mrs. Theodore Smith, Mrs. John Lester, Mrs.

Charles Hamilton, Mrs, John Suchy and Mrs. Earl Martell. Serving were Mrs, Newton James, Mrs. Ross Williams, Mrs. A.

R. Glockzin, Mrs. John Stewart, Mrs, Vincent Wilson and Mrs. George Weisel. On the arrangements committee were Mrs.

Edward Chinske, chairman; Mrs. E. D. Porter; Mrs. Ralph McGinnis.

Mrs. Charles J. Hertler, Mrs. E. K.

Badgley and Mrs. E. B. Dugan. Missoula's Retired Teachers Honored at Lunch Retired Missoula school teachers were honored guests at the annual spring luncheon of Eta chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, educational honorary, Saturday of last week end at the Missoula Country club.

Florence Brinton, newly-elected president, presided at the luncheon. Greta Seibel of Superior read a tribute to the teachers. The honored guests were called upon by Gertrude Clark to relate some of their experiences during their teaching careers. They were Retta Armstrong, Marion Porter- field, Ida Southwick, Mary George, Catherine Griffin, Edna Mann, Elsie Waddell, Neva Copeland and Berenice Andrew, retired teacher from another locale. Red carnation corsages were presented to all the guests, and large bowl of the flowers was the luncheon table centerpiece.

Miss Copeland, who recently returned from several months spent in Mexico and in the southern states, told of her trip and exhibited several articles brought back from Mexico. She told how she and her traveling companion, Mrs. George Jennings of Flathead lake, got mixed up in the international bicycle race being held in Mexico as they were driving in their car. Others attending the meeting were Beatrice Brennan, Agnes Brown, Ursula Campbell, Thelma Christiansen, Ellen Finlayson, Al- zire Hamel, Mildred Hull, Thelma Kekich, Elmi Kuney, Alvhild Martinson, Cele Nowatski, Ann Raffer-ty, Helen Stolle, Margaret Strong, Hazel Swearingen, Lydia Van Hvn-ing, Louise Warnke and Winona Williams. Fabric Terms Lesson A lesson on fabric terms was given by Mrs.

Kenneth Ackerlund at the Jumbo Home Demonstration Little, 601 Brooks street, on Tuesday. Guests were Lulu Shaw, Mrs. A. club meeting at the home of Ena H. Jacobsen and Mrs.

J. W. Dunn. Entertain Husbands Lucky 13 Home Demonstration club members entertained their husbands at a dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Starner Saturday evening of last week end. Mrs. R. A. Shannon, E.

H. Finley, Mrs. R. T. Richardson and H.

C. Carnall received pinochle awards. State OES Officer Pays Visit To Electa Chapter Alma H. Schultz of Miles City, grand matron of the grand chapter, Order of Eastern Star of Montana, paid her official visit to Electa chapter No. 7 on Thursday evening.

Next Thursday evening she will visit Immanuel chapter No. 54 in Missoula. Mrs. Schultz and Arthur B. Small of Creston, grand patron.

were introduced and welcomed by Merle Moore, the worthy matron of Electa chapter. Lillian Cummings honored the worthy grand matron by singmg her songof the year, "Others." Both were preeniea wiui iiowers irom Electa chapter. Viiiting past grand matrons and past grand patrons Eunice Brown, Augusta Baumgartner, Pearl Tin-tinger, Mildred Graeter, Harry Rawn and Bruce Mefford were welcomed by Roy Ely and seated in the east. Robert M. Catlin Photo Shirlene Stevenson Zoe, to Charles L.

Strate, son of Viola Strate of Hamilton. Miss Stevenson is atteding Montana State University, majoring in speech correction. Mr. Strate is majoring in physical education at Rocky Mountain college in Billings. A wedding date has not been chosen.

Members' Works Are Read For AAUW Program Reading of excerpts of writings of the creative writing group formed the program at the general meeting of the American Association of University Women Tuesday evening in the Governor's room of Hotel Florence. Cecil Bull, chairman, read poems, sketches and a short story written by members of the group during the year, The creative writing group is open to all women Interested in any type of creative writing. Compositions are read aloud at monthly meetings and are criticized. Several members of the group have had their work published. Ellen Torgrimson was hostess for the coffee hour that followed the program.

At IOOF Hall Members took part in obligation and friendship night rites at the Esther Rebekah lodge No. 5 meeting at the IOOF hall. Noble Grand Bessie Allen presided. Members with birthdays in Jan uary, February and March received gifts and were honored with a song. Refreshments were served by Mary Cooksley, Marta Taylor and Gladys Flink.

Table Setting Lesson A lesson on table setting was given by Mrs. M. R. Jeffrey for Paxson Home Demonstration club members at the home of Mrs. T.

N. Clap-sadle, 343 South Fourth street, west, on Monday. Mrs. William Grose was assisting hostess. Others attending were Mesdames O.

Mendel, William Morrelles, C. R. Jeppeson, M. L. Woolen, L.

S. Estes, Elwood Gray, Charles Gould, A. W. Ranstrom and Mike Hardy and 'her son, guests. Rural Life Sunday Plans to attend church on Rural Life Sunday next Sunday were made by Katoonah 4-H club members Monday evening at the home of Donna Richardson in Orchard Homes.

Ina Ranstrom reported on the newly-organized Katoonah Juniors 4-H club. Plans were made to help with the Missoula county 4-H leaders council card party last night, Sorority Members HaUBPn Photo Mrs. David J. Sandgren David James Sandgren, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Herbert Sandgren of Hettinger, N. D. The informal double ring ceremony was performed at the Assembly of God church, with Rev. A. Born officiating.

John Bangs sang "I Love You Truly," accompanied by Florence McLaughlin who also played nuptial music on the organ. Mrs. Robert Powell, sister of the bride, was matron of honor and Robert Powell was best man. The bride wore a gold gabardine suit with white accessories, a white hat with a long veil and a lavender orchid corsage. Mrs.

Powell was in a lavender suit with white accessories and a yellow rose corsage. The bride's mother chose a sea green crepe dress with white accessories and had a pink rose corsage. A reception was given at the home of the bride's uncle and aunt, Mr. arid Mrs. E.

J. Maier, 2036 South Fifth street, west. A three-tiered wedding cake topped- with a miniature bride and groom was cut by the bridal couple and served by Lois Avery and Juanita Anderson. Punch was poured by the bride's sister, Carolyn Kost, and Gertrude Gustafson took charge of the guest book. Attending the wedding and recep tion besides the bridal party were the bride's parents, her sister, Carolyn; her brothers, Don and Wayne; Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Powell and Cheryl Kay, Mr. and Mrs. Maier and Gary, William Kost, Rev. and Mrs.

E. A. Born and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. John Bangs, Mr.

and Mrs. Ralph Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Palmer, Mr. and Mrs.

Wilfred Everard, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Powell and Miss McLoughlin, Miss Gustaf son, Miss Avery and Miss Anderson. Mrs. Sandgren attended Missoula county high school and has been employed at Brownie's drive-in.

The bridegroom attended schools in Hettinger. N. and was recently called into service. For their wedding trip to North Dakota, the bride wore a red gabardine suit with blue and white accessories and an orchid corsage. Mrs.

Poisl Entertains Mrs. Charles Poisl entertained the National Letters Carriers auxiliary No. 966 Tuesday evening at her home, 215 Adams street. After the business meeting cards were played, prizes being awarded to Mrs. Arthur Kenison and Mrs.

Albert Gee. Luncheon was served, and a pink and blue shower was given for Mrs. Robert Latrielle. Attending were Mesdames Kenison, Poisl, Gee, Bert Christian, Keith McKenzie, Lyle Smith, Latrielle, Thomas Hetherington, Sam Myers and Violet Gilbert, a guest. Mrs.

F. L. Nisonger and Ruby Smith sent shower gifts. Party Announcement of the engagement of Arietta Joy Hand of Helena to J. Hansen, Montana State University student, has been made by her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas B. Hand of Helena. Mr. Hansen is a son of Mrs.

Clinton J. Hansen of Butte. Miss Hand, graduate of Cathedral high school in Helena, attended Great Falls College of Education and is employed in the school lunch division of the state department of public Instruction, Helena. Mr. Hansen attended schools In Philipsburg and Butte and is a senior in the MSU school of journalism.

He is president of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. A June wedding Is planned. Prenuptial Shower Is Given For Carol Gaboon A miscellaneous bridal shower for Carol Cahoon was given by Mrs. C. B.

Sutliff and her daughter, Bonnie, at their home, 545 Livingston avenue, on Thursday evening. Miss Cahoon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan W. Cahoon, is to be married in May to David W.

Sliute of Fort Riley, son of Colonel and Mrs. Benjamin S. Shute of Alexandria, Va. Dessert was served, and games were played with Mrs. Ralph Fields and Mrs.

Homer Sickles receiving awards. A yellow and white color scheme was used. Others attending were Mesdame, Cahoon, David Chase, J. Kaiser, M. Schlauch, E.

Dugan, Fred Lowe, Bernard Sutliff, Edward Cook and Misses Barbara Cahoon and Camille Olson. Mrs. Gene IlusHl Is Honored At Bahv Shower Honored at a baby shower Monday evening was Mrs. Gene Russell of Poison. The party was given by Mrs.

Lester W. Meinzen and Grace Smith at 800 North Seventh street. Floral arrangements of pink, blue and white sweet peas and pink car nations were used with pink candles. A stork and booties were decoration on the cake, and gifts were placed a bassinet. Guests were Marilee Knuchel, Donna Helm, Patsy Deming, Marlene Cole, Barbara and Clara Clark, Beverly Geng, Donna Reed, Joyce Lawless, Mrs.

Frank Kattelus, Lei-lani Jo Kattelus, Mrs. Henry Kattelus, Mrs. Robert Gray, Mrs. Everal Gray, Mrs. Clinton Anderson, Mrs.

John Bellusci, Mrs. Jack Wrightson, Edna Stage, Mrs. James Barkley, Geneva Maddox, Mrs. Venia Burk-hart and Mrs. C.

J. Breckenridge, Hamilton. Mrs. W. L.

Gray, and Mrs. Miles Romney of Hamilton, Mella Ostrom, Mrs. Pete Otto, Mrs. Bill Beare, Mrs. Frank Van Holt, Lorene Loran, Mrs.

Bill Gray, Dora White, Mrs. John Newkirk, Mrs. Edouard Deschamps Mrs. Elmer Shea and Helen Sullivan sent gifts. Mrs.

R. C. Johnson Feted at Shower Mrs. Robert C. Johnson (Marian Moraco) was honored before her marriage at a surprise bridal shower given in her honor by Mary Jo Hunter and Genevieve Esmay at the Esmay home, 1660 South Eleventh street, west.

Delegates Named Twenty-four 'memDers of the Navy Mothers club met at Union hall on Tuesday evening, when plans were completed for a food sale and bazaar to be May 11. Mrs. Floyd Traxler and Mrs. Louis Buckmaster will go as delegates to the Navy Mothers rally in We- natchee, next month, it was announced. 1 Refreshments were served by Mrs.

Sam Johnson and Mrs. Traxler. The German band from Missoula county high school played several selections. Its members are Bob Peters, George Fleming, Jim Snider, Ron Dufresne and Leo Musberger. National Officer Feted Several Missoula members of the United Spanish War Veterans and auxiliary attended a banquet at Lloyds in Butte honoring their national president, Lillian E.

Bauman of Michigan City, Friday of last week end. Missoulians present were Auxiliary Past Department Presidents Bertha Steven, Ellen Shields and Marjorie Richardson and Department Senior Vice President Almeda Goforth and a past post department commander, Harold Tilzey. Also present was the national junior vice president. Anna Nugent of Miles City and other representatives from Butte, Great Falls and Bozeman. Friendship Night Women of the Moose attended a special friendship meeting at Moose hall last week.

Marvel Cowley, president, presided. Four were initiated. Eleanor Hait, friendship chairman, had charge of the program, which consisted of baton twirlers, piano selections by Mary Frances Wadsworth. Helen Tilcher and Mary Ann Baudendistel of Sacred Heart academy. Eleanor Hait and her committee served lunch.

ring ceremony, performed at 4 o'clock by Rev. Father James A. Major. Processional and recessional wedding marches were played on the organ by Betty Carpenter. 'Jacqueline Loiselle, Delta Gamma sorority sister of the bride, was maid of honor and Julianne Dufresne, cousin of the bride, was junior Dndesmaid.

Ted Gartman was best man and Dallas J. Reed, Charles L. Preuninger, Wayne Mowbray and Lawrence F. Wilkinson ushered. The bride's gown was of nylon tulle, with narrow bands of satin forming an oval yoke and trimming the full, long train.

Her headdress was of shirred nylon net, cloche style and trimmed with seed pearls and braided satin, with a fingertip-length veil. She carried an orchid with streamers and stephanotis. Miss Loiselle was in pale green swiss organdy over satin, and she wore a satin cap and carried a colonial bouquet. Miss Dufresne's gown was of orchid organdy over pink satin, Her headband was of shirred organdy trimmed with lilies of the valley, and she carried a colonial bouquet. For the wedding and reception that followed at the Delta Gamma chapter house, Mrs.

Dufresne wore a navy dress trimmed with Alice blue, blue accessories and a corsage of white gladioli centered with rose buds. Mrs. Weston chose an orchid suit with purple accessories, and her corsage was of white glads centered with violets. The Delta Gamma Mothers club was in charge of the reception, and mothers assisting were Mrs. John Sinnott, Mrs.

C. H. Dragstedt, Mrs Orville Peek Mrs. L. E.

Bunge and Mrs. Roy Ely. A four-tiered wedding cake made by Sister Vincenza, cousin of the bride, was topped by a keepsake bride and groom decoration. On each side of the cake were handfashioned heirloom wedding candles. The cake was cut by Eileen Plumb and served by senior girls of the sorority.

Mrs. F. G. Dratz, JOelta Gamma housemother, and Alma Day, aunt of the groom, presided at the tea table. Maxine Anderson, accom panied by Elsie Taylor, sang "At Dawning" and "Through the Mrs.

James Klrkemo was in charge of the guest book. After the reception the bridegroom's parents were hosts at a dinner for the bridal couple and Mr. and Mrs. Dufresne at the Palace hotel dining room. The newlyweds planned to go to Salt Lake City, Denver and Omaha on their way to Sioux City, where they will live.

For travel, the bride wore a pink knit wool suit, pink and navy accessories and the orchid corsage from her bouquet. Mrs. Weston attended Missoula schools and was a senior at Montana State University. She has been president of Delta Gamma sorority for the past year, and also is a member of Phi Chi Theta, women's business honorary. The bridegroom was graduated from Missoula schools and from the MSU school of journalism.

He was a member of Sigma Delta Chi, honorary journalism fraternity. Formerly news editor at KGVO in Missoula, he is with the news department of WNAX in Sioux City. Out-of-town guests at the wedding were Mis. J. E.

Munro, Helena; Mrs Alfred Hanson, Drummond; Mrs. E. West, Seattle; Robert Lazick, Butte; Jo Ann Blair, Helena, and Allen Lewis, Livingston. Hellgate Club Meeting Mrs. Edwin Stahl and Mrs.

Clif ford Frey served, a dessert lunch at the Hellgate Home Demonstration club meeting Saturday of last week end at the schoolhouse. The two women also gave the lesson on fabrics. With Mrs. d'Amboise Their last meeting for this year was attended by Park Addition "club members at the home of Mrs. Jeff d'Amboise, Rattlesnake valley, last week.

Ava Covey installed Susan Shuck as president for the coming year. Ruth Waldbillig, vice president Margaret Graham, secretary, and Mrs. Ruby Youngquist, treasurer Luncheon was served. Officers Elected New officers were elected by section 7, Three Link Sewing circle, at the home of Mrs. Lauterly Miller Wednesday.

Elected were Mrs. Zay Morgan, president, and Hazel Bruck-man, secretary-treasurer. Winifred Thomas was surprised with a birthday cake and gift. Highlight of the evening was the revealing of secret pals. Mrs.

Miller served refreshments. Invitation Accepted An Invitation to attend the Friday meeting of Charity Rebekah lodge No. 11, Hamilton, was accepted by members of Missoula Re-btkah No. 117 at their meetmg Monday at the IOOF hall. Members will attend with the degree staff, and will conduct in itiation rites during the visit.

The trip will be made by chartered bus and those wishing to attend may make reservations with Jessie Mc Laughlin. Mrs. McLaughlin was In charge of the meeting, and she and Ruth Goudette contributed to the birth day box. Serving refreshments were Berta Svendsen, Margaret i'earson and Hazel George. to tion.

Janet Howe was in charge of ban-. quet arrangements. A former Missoula resident Visiting here, Mrs. Lee Stears of Wat-sonville, was guest of honor at a party given by Mrs. Adolph J.

Cyr, 219 North avenue, east, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Stears and Mrs. L. R.

Clink-ingbeard received awards for cards. A floral centerpiece and tapers blended in blue and yellow were decoration on the supper table. Mrs. Stears was given handkerchiefs and a silver tray by those attending, who were Mrs. Clinking-beard, Mrs.

E. P. Coulter, Mrs. J. M.

Eaheart, Mrs. D. Dandrea, Mrs. Roy Thompson, Mrs. H.

Harlow and the hostesses. Mrs. Wallace Bernard of Seattle, is Missoula visiting her sister, Mrs. R. F.

Baillie, 119 Mount avenue, for about a week, Mrs. Bernard, formerly Edna Swedlund, at one time taught clothing and art classes at Missoula county high school. In Seattle she has been giving radio talks on art and on beautifying the home. A farewell Dartv for Norma Janke, recently transferred to Bozeman by the Northern Pacific railway, was given Saturday of last week end by Mrs. Prank.

Sullivan, 715 West Sra-uce street. Attending were Mrs. M. B. Cowley, Mrs.

T. E. Shardlow, Miss janite and Mrs. Sullivan. Painter Is Speaker For Art Department Eda Nemoede Casterton, miniature and portrait painter, was speaker for the art department of the Missoula Woman's club on Monday at the club-art building.

Mrs. Casterton displayed several of her miniatures, which are painted on ivory, as well as a number of large oil portraits of Missoula cnu-dren painted recently. Mrs. Casterton studied in Minne apolis, Chicago and Paris, and was taught miniature painting Dy Virginia Reynolds of Chicago, who had also taueht in Paris. She has received a silver medal at the Panama Pacific International Exoosltion in San Francisco, a bronze medal at the Sesquicenten nial exposition in.

Philadelphia and mi honorable mention in Paris. She is the first contemporary miniature painter to be represented in the collection of miniatures at the National Collection of Fine Arts in Washington, D. C. During the business meeting, Mrs. B.

F. Johnson and Mrs. N. B. Peterson were re-elected president and vice president, and Mrs.

Emory Lundqulst was chosen secretary. The art department will have its annual spring luncheon May 14, it was announced. Mrs. W. E.

Feld-mann and Mrs. Herbert Everard are in charge. Hostesses were Mrs. Lundqulst and Mrs. D.

N. Matthews. Covered-Dish Lunch Progressive Gardeners of Orchard Homes had a covered-dish luncheon at the home of Mrs. A. L.

Steele last week. A garden film was shown by Mrs. Bert Thrasher after the meeting. Others attending were Mesdames Ben Gates, D. O.

Ostby, Vannis Hendrickson, Annabell Miller, Gladys Jette, Alberta Starner, Norma Bush, Lenora Sammons, Gladys Parmelee, Ruth Black, Ethel Richardson, A. L. Cook and E. H. Finley.

Mrs. Tweto Speaks Mrs. Don Tweto gave a fabric terms lesson at the 4 Corners Home Demonstration club meeting Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Gene Stahl in the West Rattlesnake. Mrs.

W. M. Getchell reported on a talk given by Lady Molly Huggins, "Who Shall Inherit the Earth?" at Matrix Table. Guests were Noma Arnold and Mrs. Walter Hunt.

With Mrs. Dixon Members of chapter PEO, met Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. L. A. Dixon, 1305 Gerald avenue, for a coffee hour and program, Mrs.

Val Troop and Mrs. I. W. Slingsby were hostesses. Mrs.

Douglass H. Thomas was in charge of the program, and her husband showed a sound movie of the Telephone Hour in rehearsal Junior Club Installs Orchard Homes Katoonah Juniors installed officers Saturday afternoon of last week end at the home of Linda Lee Dunton. Installed by Edith Ranstrom, president of the Katoonah 4-H club, were Susan Day, president: Marlis Gibbs, vice president; Linda Lee Dunton, secretary; Geraldine Ashby, treasurer; Peggy Parmelee, recrea tion leader; Carol Riech, historian, and Barbara Claric, courtesy chair man. The history of the Katoonah club and the meaning of 4-H club work were described by Ina Ranstrom. The next meeting will be May 13 at the home of Peggy Parmelee, with Junior Leaders Donna and JoAnne Richardson in charge.

Robert M. Catlin Photo Mrs. Donald H. Weston Leather Specialist To Be Speaker For MIA Session A specialist In leather craft, Carl O. Wilson of Miles City, will speak in Missoula Wednesday evening as an instructor in the art program of the Montana Institute of the Arts.

Mr. Wilson, touring the state as an MIA instructor, will speak and demonstrate leather work at 8 p. m. in the art room on the second floor of Missoula county high school. Any one interested in leather craft may attend, according to Mrs.

B. F. Johnson, chairman of the arts and crafts department of the Missoula MIA branch. The regular Thursday meeting of the arts and crafts department will be postponed next week because of the Wednesday session, Mrs. Johnson said.

VFW Past Presidents Past presidents of the auxiliary of the Veterans of Foreign Wars were entertained Wednesday evening by Mrs. Ben Wise at her home, 527 South Second street. After the business meeting, court whist was played and Hollie Ammer-man and Mrs. George Jette won honors. Others attending were Mesdames Herbert Kruger, Thomas Fleming, Dora Johnston, T.

R. Sammons, C. A. Black and J. A.

Jones. Manley-IIegland Engagement Announced Here Mr. and Mrs. R. B.

Manley of Kalispell have announced the engagement of their daughter, Faye Faye Manley to Alman William Hegland. son o. Mr. and Mrs. William Hegland oi Missoula.

Miss Manley is an elementary school teacher in Missoula, and Mr. Hegland is with the engineering department of the Northern Pacific railway at Spokane. A June wedding is planned. if I i 2 Elective and appointive grand officers, Lucille Kennedy, grand secretary; Bella Gunter, grand treasurer; Helen Wallace, grand Adah, and Clara Kilpatrick, grand organist, were welcomed by VI Thomson and given flowers and seat of honor in the east. Grand representatives of other Jurisdictions near Montana were introduced and welcomed by Beatrice Brennan.

They were grand repre- (Contmued on Page 2, Column ll Photo Most unusual hats were modeled at a "mad hat" party attended by exemplar members of Beta Sigma Phi on Wednesday evening at 707 Helen avenue. Creations worn by Mrs. Sam Hayes and Angelina LaCasse were Judged as most unusual and most wearable. Seated In front, from left, are Mrs. J.

B. LaCasse. Katherine McDonald, Mrs. Earl Angell. Mrs.

Lavern Schneiter, Mrs. Floyd Lawrence and Esther Ziegler. Second row, Mrs. John Ailport. Mrs.

Clement Spicher. Mrs. Glen Dyer, Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Ted Saunders.

Back row. Shiran Kirkpa trick, Katherine Bestwick. Mary Bowler. Mrs. E.

J. Olson. Angelina LaCasse. Mrs. Westel JStranahan and Mrs.

James Monahan. Mrs. Schneiter and Miss Ziegler were hostesses..