The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-05-13
Mott Will Entertain
9TH District Clubs

the seventh district, North Dakota
Federation of Women's clubs, which
opens at Mott Thursday are complete,
according to Mrs. George Galloway,
president of the Mott Women's club,
who is general chairman for the
meeting.
A banquet, to be served to club
delegates and visitors will be the out
standing social affair of the session.
Mrs. George Kasper will be toastmis-
tresS.
Assisting Mrs. Galloway with ar
rangements are Mesdames H. p. ia
cobson, chairman of the program COM
mittee: E. E. Sims. benefit concert
program; r. E. Trousdale. decorations:
r. A. Grant, housing; H. o. Pearce,
song leader; j. Jacobsen, hall: F. Fiet-
sam, menu, and George Glenny, Gre
dentials.
Fridays sessions will open with the
call to order by Mrs. Harve Robinson,
Dickinson. district president, followed
by community singing, led by Mrs.
Pearce.
Mrs. A. E. Jones, Lisbon. state
president, will be Of the principal
speakers at the convention.
At 2:30 p. nj. Friday, THE Dream
Lady" a play, will be presented by
the Mott Woman's Club. Guests will
be taken for a tour of the city late
that afternoon.
Greater North Dakota" will be the
subject Of an address by Mrs. p.
Boleyn at the morning session Sat-
urday. The Saturday sessions will
open with a presidents breakfast.
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A review Of Boards whittier
Mankind" textbook used by the club
during the year. was given by Mrs.
Lottie B. Sowles at the meeting Of
the Cosmos club last evening at the
home of Mrs. M. w. Roam. This was
followed by a general discussion Of
the various topics included in the
years study. The club will conclude
its activities with a picnic, to be held
during the latter part of the month.
At this time officers for the coming
year will be elected.
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Rev. e. F. Church. Moosejaw,
Sask., arrived here Sunday from Far
go for a visit with his brother. w. J.
Church and family. 500 Eleventh
street. Rev. Church. who is pastor Of
the First United church in Moosejaw,
Is on his way to Smiths Falls, Ont.
for an extended visit with his par
ents. Mr.. Church, who has been in
Fargo on business for the state board
Of administration, accompanied him
to Bismarck.
Mrs. August Mcguire Wider, who
will give an art lecture this evening
at 8 o'clock at the Bismarck high
school auditorium. arrived last eve
ming from Mitchell, S. D. Mrs. Wi
der, who is a nationally prominent
lecturer on art subjects. spoke at the
high school this morning during the
co%nvocation period. Her subject for
the lecture this evening will be pic
lures We Love to Live With"
Complimenting Miss Ethel Pollard,
who will be a bride of next month,
Miss Madge Runey entertained eight
intimate friends at a waffle breakfast
| Sunday morning at the Patterson
hotel. A doll dressed to represent q
bride conferred the table. and stream
ers in pastel shades led to each plate.
Favors were tiny whisk brooms.
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Miss Martha Sailer, r. NJ, Stanton,
sister of Arthur Sailer of this city,
left yesterday for New York City,
where she will take a post graduate
course at the New York Lying-h1
hospital. Miss Sailer is a graduate
Of the St. Alexius hospital, class Of
1928.
MI. and Mrs. Eugene r. Morris and
MI. and Mrs. George Beatt and small
daughter, have returned to their
homes in Minot after spending Sun
day here with Mr.. Morris mother,
Mrs. E. E. Morris, TIA Sixth street.
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Mrs. Lars Kleppe and small daugh-
ter Lois Jean, 416 West Broadway,
have returned from Henderson.
Mimi. where they have been spend
ing the past month with Mrs. Klep-
pes mother, Mrs. Lillian West.
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Miss Madge Runey, county SUPER
intendent of schools. and Mrs. Elsie
Parker. demonstration teacher. are
conducting a group demonstration for
teachers of summer schools today at
Glenview school No. /.
Mrs. Fred Swanson and son Fred
die, 4l6 Thayer avenue, have returned