The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-26
Vocational Talks Are
Feature Of 9Th Grade
Girls Entertainment

Vocational talks by several mem.
bers OF the Business and Professional
Women's club featured the clubs
fourth annual entertainment for
eighth grade girls. held last evening
at the will Junior high school. The
gathering is planned to acuuaint
students with the necessity for COM
pleting high school. and to offer sug-
gestions for possible vacations.
Musical numbers by the eighth
grade girls Of the junior high glee
club, opened the program. Mrs. Mel.
lie Evarts, education chairman for the
club, who was in charge of the event.
spoke. explaining the purposes Of the
meeting. Miss Mary Maynard Of the
state library commission, gave two
readings.
Miss Susan B. eheatfer, superin-
tendent Of the Bismarck hospital,
spoke, describing hospital work In
general. She also introduced four
members Of her staff, Mrs. Mary
Davis. superintendent Of nurses, Miss
Pauline Buzzell, nurses instructor.
Miss Matte f1oppin. laboratory tech
nician, and Miss Ethel Tlaten, dieti-
ttan. who each gave . survey Of their
work.
Miss Helen Katen, secretary Of the
North Dakota Anti-tuberculosis asso-
citation, and Miss Henricka Beach, &C.
tuary for the rrovidefit Life Insur-
ance company, spoke On various
phases Of their work.
Entertainment Of . less serious ma
ture was q playlet, "e6use foc'the Cos.
lings," presented by . group OF club
members Miss Lois Werstlein rave
. tap dance, and Miss Kathleen
Pherill, student Ut tho VIII school,
gave q humorous reading. Two song1
by the glee club girls completed tie
program, which was followed by Z 10
c1al hour. More than o6 eikhth grade
girls and club members attended.
WIN Give Play Toulght
"Too Much Mustard" q three oct
comedy, will be presented ct $50 this
evening ct the Masonic temple, under
the auspices Of the Masonic lodge.
The entertainment Is q benefit affair.
and proceeds will be used for the Ma
sonic relief fund.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Q. B. Benson, arrived
yesterday by motor from Bottineau.
Mrs. Benson win remain for two
weeks as the guest Of her mother.
Mrs. william Barneck, 0l2 Ninth
street. MI. Benson left today for
Mott, where he. viii attend to matters
Of business.
Rev. G. J. Fylling, Mandan, viii b
the guest speaker ct the special Len.
ten services at Z o'clock this evening
at the Trinity Lutheran church. He
will take for his sermon topic, Judas
1scariot, in the Passion Of Christ"
Miss Matilda Welo will sing Z so1o.
Mira. Gilbert Knudson, who has
been visiting ct the home Of her SON.
tn-law and daughter. Rev. and Mr..
Opie 8. Rindahl, 70l Seventh street,
for the past three weeks, left yegkW.
day for her homo ct Jewell, Iowa.
Bridge was played ct three tables
at the social meeting Of the Mothers
Service club held last evening ct the
home OF Mrs. George r. Smith, eos
Sixth street. High score In tho
bridge games went to Nrs. Roy Ind
seth.
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Members Of the A. o. q. W. lodge
will hold q pot luck supper at Z O'Clock
Thursday evening ct their hall, &C.
cording to Mrs. d. b. Burton, who Il
chairman for the event. All members
are especially urged to attend.
Tho Thursday Musical club Win
meet ct 3 o'clock Thursday afternoon
ut the home Of Mrs. Merton ]. Orr,
l02l Fifth street, with Mrx J. 4
Hughes - hostess. lGrs. /. r. H1iDke
viii BE- program leader.
The annual pot luck supper for
members Of the American Legion and
Auxiliary. and husbands and wives Of
members, viii h held this evening at
z O'Clock q IL ~ Q. y. W. AaI.
Mr.. "A noeon. 10 Avenue A. Yin
b hostess ct the meeting of the DEL
phian society Friday afternoon at
Ais. Shake1peare1s Julius 6oeear."
win Be rad ~ theI mean.
Members o. 81. qeorgeY oui)d vtll
meet Thursday Afternoon at ! o'clook
q the home Of Nh. =. i. Gceole. ~