The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-12
Social and Personal

Auxiliary to Stress
Child Welfare Work
Mrs. A. g.. Porter. Edgeley, depart
ment child welfare chairman for the
American Legion Auxiliary, who re-
Gently returned from the child vel
fare conference Of the national organ
:tzation. at Chicago, will broacast
Wednesday evening. March 10, over
radio station WDAY. Mrs. Porter will
speak from z to TIT p. m. giving the
high spots Of the conference, and an
outline of the welfare program for
the state.
Mrs. Porter, with Mrs. Bernard s.
Nicker3on, Mandan, education direc-
tor for war orphans, and Mrs. Eugene
Fenalon. Devils Lake, national direc-
tor for war orphans education, are IN
charge Of the welfare work for North
Dakota. Emphasis Is being placed
this year on material relief, Mrs Por-
ter states, and Just requests for as
sistance have been granted in every
case. It Is hoped that bed may be
endowed at the fresh air camp at
Camp Grassick.
Mrs. Nickerson has charge of the
most interesting feature Of Auxiliary
work among children. that Of higher
education Of raj orphans. At present
the chief work Is the location Of the
orphans, and to date Mrs. Nickerson
has only the names Of three.
Mrs. Nickerson has secured three
scholarships for var orphans which
to the present time have not been
used. They are: One four year COL
lege scholarship for $400, given by
jamestown college; one $50 a year
scholarship established by the Aux
Hilary; and a similar by the Le-
gion.
Miss Lydia Link. r.. N. who has
been employed at the Quain and
Ramstad clinic here for the past year,
was ccmplimented at a O'Clock
luncheon given yesterday at the Hotel
Prince by the girls employed at the
clinic. Miss Link Is leaving the city
in the near future. A bowl Of roses
centered the long table, and appoint
mcnts were In keeping with st. Pat
rick,s day. Places were laid for "a
Miss Link was presented with q gif'
of North Dakota pottery by the
group. Several other affairs have beer
given in honor Of Miss Link recently
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Major and Mrs. A. K. Kupfer were
hosts to the members OF the For
Lincoln bridge club at a bridge din
ner at their quarters at the post las
evening. The party was given II
honor of Lieut.. Earl G. Bergquist, wnt
will leave soon for service In Hawaii
Cards were played at five tables dur
ing the evening, and high scores wer'
held by Captain G. A. Hoss and Mis-
Frances Wanner.
Mrs. L. E. Dickerson, SOB Secont
street, entertained guests for three
tables Of bridge last evening at he
home. Honors in the bridge game
went to Miss Esther Burch. Mrs. And
rev rdahl and Mrs. A. Omdahl. 70
the luncheon served at the close Q
play. small canoe containing q nina
ture figure conferred the table, and a
each place were tiny canoes IN greer
and silver.
Films on diphtheria and small pto:
immunization which are loaned b.
the state health department, Will y
shown at the meeting Of the Wachte
Parent Teacher association TN
evening at the school. DR.. M. Ma,
Allen. director Of the chilli hygicn
division Of the state health depart
ment, will speak on child health elm
les. The remainder Of the cvenin:
will be spent socially.
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Mrs. j. B. Belk and Mrs. L. +
Bechtold were hostesses to the mem
pcrs of the Woman Ladies Gu
Yesterday afternoon at the home 9
Mrs. Beik, ITO Fourth street. Tn
afternoon was spent at bridge. fou
tables being in play. Honors in tn
cames were awarded Mrs. Grove
Eiggs, Mrs. E. L. Fauncc, and MIS-
Paula Ulrich.
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The Women's Missionary society {
TIC First Presbyterian church WI
meet at 2:30 Thursday afternoon Wit
( Mrs. Floyd Logee at the Presbyteria
manse. 216 Avenue B West. The top
for discussion will be Japan an
Foreign Speaking People," end
raagazine and year book program wi
lie given under the direction OF Mr.
William LANCER.
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prenarations arc being made for
large attendance at the dancing par1
Thursday evening at the Mason
temple. which is being given by MI
sons and members of the Order OF tt
Eastern Star. This Is OF IN re
parties of the season to which men
beers of the two organizations may II
vite guests.
Special Lenter services will be ne
at 1880 this evening in the TRIM
Lutheran church. according to U
pastor. Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl. II
: sermon topic will be Peter Duril
the Passion Of Christ"
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The A. o. U. w. lodge will hold
card and dancing party Thursday ev
ming at their hall, to which the pup
is invited. Miss Gertrude Fltzgera
is chairman Of the committee
charge.
The Ladies Aid society Of the FIJI
BAPTIST church will meet ut 3 o'clo
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charl
Staley, 70I Sixth street.
Mrs. Gordon Cox, 6l2 Thayer A
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