The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-30
Social ndPersOnnl

Walter Leroy Named
{. E. President; Field
Secretary Is Chosen
APPOINTMENT Of Walter Leroy.
Underwood, as president of the North
Dakota Christian Endeavor society.
ana Of Mrs. Margaret Southmayd.
Wilton. as state field secretary for
the organization, were important fea-
lures Of the board meeting held here
the first Of the week.
Mr.. Leroy succeeds Claude Lusk.
Jamestown. who rendered his resig-
nation because his business affairs do
not permit him time enough for the
duties Of the office.
Mrs. Southmayd will have general
supervision of the Christian En-
deavor groups in the state, and will
assist In organization of new societies.
The state G. E. convention will be
held April 1928. and BOARD members
pre- no" working out convention
plans. The meeting place will be de-
cidcd on within the next few weeks.
Harold Singer. Kansas City. field
secretary of the midwest division Of
the International Christian Endeavor.
was IN Of the speakers at the meet
ing. which vas held at the Evangel-
ical church.
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Enjoy Halloween Frolic
Twenty school friends of Miss Doris
Scott and Miss Ruth Riggs were
guests when Mrs. w. M. Scott, ais
Second street. entertained Saturday
evening at a Halloween party. Games
appropriate to Halloween and many
stunts were played during the eve-
ming. and later a tWo-c0urs: luncheon
was served. Jack lanterns, witches
and other Halloween decorations
were used throughout the rooms. and
black and orange favors for the table.
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Attend Centennial
Rev. Paul S. Wright. pastor of the
First Presbyterian church, accom-
panied by Rev. C. Auerbach. Belfield.
Rev. Dicrefield, Minot. and Rev. J.
Webbcr. Jamestown. left Monday by
motor for Chicago, where they viii
attend the centennial celebration Of
McCormics's Theological seminary.
which opened yesterday and will con-
tinue through Thursday. Rev. Wright
and the others are graduates Of the
seminary. They will return the latter
part of the week.
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Bridge Luncheon Given
Members Of the Tuesday bridge
club were guests a. a lunc.lcon given
by Mrs. II. 7. Perry Yesterday after
noon at her home. TIC Avenue B.
Covers were placed for Il. During
the afternoon bridge was Played. with
Mrs. n. O. Churchill and Mrs. E. G.
Patterson holding high score at the
close OF the games. Appointments
IL Keeping with the autumn season
were used by the hostess.
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Entcrtains Viking Club
Mrs. o. A. Sc:stianl. 700 Avenue A.
entertained the Viking bridge club at
her Ec.nc last evening. There were
Guc.ts for two tables. and score
prizes Neas to Mrs. E. A. Lulli and
Mrs. NJ. Q. Acre. Halloween decora-
ticn; were attract.veiy armed in
the rooms. and the same coiors uecd
for the tables when a course lunch
con was served after the games.
DR.. and Mrs. G.. Leroy White will
share hcnors with DR.. and Mrs. r. E.
O'Bricn at a reception to be given by
the congregation of the Methodist
church, Grand Forks. Saturday eve
ming. The Ladies Aid and the Mems
c,p', arc arranging for the affair. Or.
and Mrs. White made their home in
Llsmarcis fcr two years. leaving this
mcnth for Grand Forks. where DR..
White IS superintendent Of the Grand
Forks district.
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Mrs. j. l.. Mullin and two children.
John and Betty. left today by motor
f3r Bemidji. Mimi. wee they viii
i,i1 M. Mullin and make their fu-
tire lcrle. Mr. Mullin. who has been
with the Gamble RobiEs1n company
here fer the past nine years. was
transferred to the Ramidji Office G.
tie company. going 10 Bcalidii aaoIt
tarcc weeks ago. Mrs. Euliin hes
t3c.a an honored guest at a number
Of social aff2irs recently.
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N1rc. /. G. Monsoon returned Mon
C. evening from Fargo. where sic
VT a guest last week Ct the home OF
son-in-laW end daughter. Mr.. and
-. Oscar Wcs.bcrg. Another g.cst
r, the Westberg hcme ever the week.
cd was Miss Esther Mcuson. Grand
FORKS, formerly Of Bismarck.
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The Misses Evelyn and Vivian War
rem have returned to their home at
Stanley. after visiting over Sunday at
t'.c home OF their bvother-in-law and /,
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Mills. Jr.
Clarence Haage Of Stanley was also
a Cno-t at The Mills home " the
weekend.
T., Noman's Missionary society Of
tho -" Presbyterian church will
ne :. 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon
80. Andrew E.dahl. ZIG West
to complete the overseas
s..ain.~~. and to pack a box for tho
Mary 1Icnry hospital In China.
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Er. and Mrs. Scclcy p. Mount,
Ohio. have arrived fer a
visit with Mr.. Mounts parents, Mr..
End Mrs. A. A. Eooth. and with their
eni aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. r. G.
Paterson Of the Patterson hotel.