The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-15
Special Meeting of
Garden Club Tonight

the ASSOClatlOO Oh OOMuncIC6 IOOIIlS
plans for the season will be discussed
and ideas for spring gardens will be
exchanged.
The yard and garden contest being
sponsored by the club will be an in
centive for Bismarck residents In
making more attractive surroundings
and encourage more permanent plant
ings. To this end another award for
Improvement over q three-year Pc
riod will be offered, in addition to
the four prizes Of $26. SIS, $40 and IS.
The club has decided that for the
most satisfactory conduct Of this con-
test an entrance fee Of 81 should be
charged the membership. This fee will
entitle the subscriber to membership
in the club and also the State Horti-
cultural society. Entries will be re-
ceived up to May Is.
Boy Scouts of the city will assist in
soliciting entries, and the group re-
ceiving the largest number Of entries
will be awarded the first prize Of
SIS. A second prize of IS and q third
Of 81 will also be given.
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1Denice Sloulin was the guest Of
friends At Jamestown over Sunday.
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Miss Ruth Jeffries spent the week
end at Pettihone, as the guest Of her
Parents.
Miss Mildred Guam was the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Thomas Ritchie.
Steele, over the weekend.
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Mrs. Roy Random went to James,
town Saturday evening to visit over
Sunday with Mr.. Random.
Members of the Degree Of Honor
will meet at the A. o. u. w. hall We'd
nesday evening ct 8 o'clock.
Memorial services will be held at
the meeting Of the Order OF the East
ern Star Tuesday evening at o'clock
at the Masonic temple.
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The juniors of the Degree OF Honor
lodge will meet Wednesday afternoon
at Z O'Clock at the A. o. U. w. hall.
All mothers interested In the work
are asked to bring their children.
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Mrs. +. H. Tharalson, who has
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Victor Moynier, north OF Bis
marck, and friends in the city, during
the mast week, left Saturday for her
home at San Haven. N. p.
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Miss Margaret Condron. director
Of the play AUNT Lucia" given here
last week, left Saturday evening tol
Wahpeton where she. WILL assist II
1prascnting the play the latter part o.
1.-THE month.
Mrs. o. g. Brannen. Mason apart
n1ents. will leave this evening for De-
Moincs. Iowa, for . visit with hel
daughter, Esther Mary Brannen, IN
structor in Journalism at Drake Uni
yersity. Mrs. Brannen will be awal
about six weeks.
A junior study club for out-of-towi
hieh school and business college giri'
will be organized by Mrs. Alfret
Zueer. membership chairman. AZ
meeting at 8 o'clock this evening II
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war Mothers will hold their regu
lar meeting Tuesday afternoon ct tn
home Of Mrs. c. B. Dickinson at tn
IkNan school west Of the city. Will
Mrs. Emily Lockwood and Mrs. p. =
shaw as hoStcsses. Those havin
cars are kindly requested to BE at tn
Grand Pacific hotel at 2 o'clock, $
that transportation for oil member
will be provided.
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For the members Of the Chromati
club, Miss Shirley Curtis, Mandar
sang two vocal numbers. The Boa
eonx" (IIarriet Ware) and Tn
Maiden and the Butterfly" tChad
wick) at their meeting yesterday at
ernoon In the homo Of Mrs. Hermann
echeffer. The remainder Of the tim
WAS taken up with rehearsal Of tn
numbers the club will give Of the re
eital Of Madame 6che9fer's voice pu
-,bils Friday evening. April u, at tn
auditorium.