The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-01-21
Officers Installed
by Rainbow Girls

installation ceremonies for new
officers of the Rainbow Girls were
conducted Saturday evening. with
Miss Gladys Won Hagen as installing
officer
Those who took office were: Adleen
Paris, worthy advisor; Merle Won
Hagen, associate worthy advisor; vera
Heaton. charity: Julia Wetmore,
hope: Vada Heaton, faith; Margaret
viii, treasurer; frankie Davis. re-
corder: Virginia Rohrer; chaplain;
Thelma Liessman, drill leader; Phyl-
lis Thompson. love; Genevieve Crosse.
religion.
Emma Mae Brittin, nature: Annette
L;ebole. Immortality; Helen Targart.
fidelity: Esther Wilson, service;
Frances Hanson, patriotism, Isabelle
Humphreys, confidential observer:
Helen Galyen, outer observer; Mar
gariet Kennedy, organist; and Lillian
Boepple, choir director.
The choir is made up Of Ethel San
din. Mary Cave, Dency Dickinson.
Inez Landers. Alice Klipstein ana
Lucille Coghlan.
Mrs. Mary shuman was installed Is
mother advisor.
Mrs. Marcia Thomas, Mrs. F. =.
McCurdy, Mrs. Roy Logan, Mrs. +. =.
Skinner. Mrs. O. v. Bowman, Mrs. F.
e. D!ehl, George Humphreys and F.
i. Diehl were installed as members OF
the advisory board.
Mrs. Thomas Hall left last eve
Mtg for washington, D. G.. to Join
Mr.. Hall, congressman from this
district, and her daughters, Ellen
end Edna Hall, who are spending
the winter in Washington. Richard
Hall. who has been transferred to
tie Chicago office Of the 1nterna'
tio.al Harvester company, accom-
panied her to Chicago.
Mrs. G. A. Fraser, arrived Satur'
CAV from her home in Fargo to joir
her husband, Adjutant General q. a
Fraser, who is attending the SEES
sions Of the legislature. She WILL q
a guest at the home OF her son ane
daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. 9. "
Fraser.
Mrs. L. K. Thompson left SUNDAY
evening for Hunters Hot Springs
Springdalem. Mont. where she WI
sn4nd a few days. She will also WIS
it friends at Butte and Billings BE-
fore returning the first part OF Feb
ruary.
The regular social meeting Of tn
Business and Professional women
club will be held Tuesday evenin'
at 6 o'clock at the club rooms. "Pup
! licity in Modern Times" will be tn
\ topic for discussion.
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Mrs. A. L. Larson, who spent tn
past week here with her mothe
Mrs. H. Prescott, who Is seriously II
LETT this morning for her home :
$0rand Forks. Mrs. Prescott's condi
tion remains about the same.
Mrs. Lottie B. Sowles left 6atul
day evening for Minneapolis on
Combined business and pleasure ~
She will be away about two week
= An oyster supper Will be serve
Tuesday evening from $50 to Is
at the Robert Byrne residence, u
seventh street. by the members
the Women's Nonpartisan club NO.
A cordial invitation Is extende
the public to attend the dance WEE
nesday evsning at the Elks hall gu
en- by the meubers Of the Women
Benefit association.
The regular meeting Of Bismarc
lodge No. 8. A. =. and a. y. WIN !
held this evening at 7:30. Inel
WIN b work IL the =. 4. degree.
Ma. j. Z. Barth Vim BE- hostess
To members Of thu Mothers 9ervl'
cub Tuesday evening. CARDS -
furnish fhe paatime.
The lfothers club Win mset Tue
day Afternoon q : O'Clock Ct q
home q 11rk i 3. Pezsy. llo ~
nllo =
The Progressive lGothers club y
unoet Tomorrow evening - ! o'clol
Mn Harrison 3rook1s