The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-07
'Woman'sC Club Resumes
It's Study of America

After a holiday recess, members OF
the Woman'S club continued their
imaginary journey through the SOUTH
crn part of the United States, ut the
meeting last evening with Mrs. L. v.
Miller.
The club has now reached Texas
and Arizona in their travels. and Mrs.
j. H. Hoskins gave q descriptive pa
per on 1.-THE Land Of Little Rain"
Mrs. H. F. Keller read an interesting
paper on 1.-THE Cliff Dwellers."
Monday Club Holds Meeting
A paper on Famous Children In
Fiction" written by Mrs. B. z. Jones,
was presented by Mrs. N. q. Church.
i'll at the meeting Of the Monday club
Yesterday with Mrs. O.. +. Dullam.
Many well known characters from
books by American and English u
thors were described, and the reasons
for their popularity given. Mrs. Dull
lam read q review Of Barbara Toilets
fanciful story, "A 1eouse Without
Windows" which Is Unusual in that
1t shows exceptional ability for 80
young an author.
Miss Daisy Pugh, San Haven. was
honored Saturday evening when Mrs.
r. E. Kennedy, 618 Sixth street, en-.
tertained members of the World
Wide Guild Of the First Baptist
church at q dinner. Miss Pugh is q
former member of the group. Places
were set for eight at the table, which
was decorated in the Christmas col.
ors, and the evening was spent in
formally at rock and other games.
At the meeting Of Chapter N. Of the
p. Z. O. sisterhood. last evening with
Miss Lila MCDOWELL. 206 Third street,
= paper on 'The March, Expression
Of Varied Emotion was read by Miss
Mildred Huff. Victrola records were
used BY tho speaker to illustrate the
several types Of marches. Mrs. Ina
Stark. . member Of Chapter K,
Jamestown, was Z guest Of the chap
ter.
For her brother-in.law and sister,
Mi. and Mrs. George Weihn, Mime
apolis, who were her guests, Mrs. Mar
garet Green entertained q company Of
friends ct her home, 1l2 Avenue @.
Saturday evening. The time was
spent Informally with cards and
music. Other guests from out Of the
city were Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pennell,
Glendive, Mont. Mr.. and Mrs. Weihn,
left Sunday for their home.
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Mrs. Nellie Evarts, PIT First
street. will entertain members OF the
Current Events club Wednesday aft
ernoon at 2:30. Mrs. Obert Olson will
lead the discussion Of. Education In
SPAIN"
Mrs. J. g. Peltier. oo2 Fourth street.
will be hostess to the members Of the
Bismarck tent. Daughters Of Union
Veterans. at their meeting at 3
o'clock "wednesday afternoon. All
members IRE urged 70 b present.
Mr.. and Nrs. L0uis, Lenabere, 307
washington street, returned Friday
from Minneapolis where they spent
q week visiting at tho home Of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. D. Dargavel, former HIS.
marck restdents.
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Frank Roberts left yesterday tor
Fargo, where he u . student at the
North Dakota Agricultural college,
after spending the holiday vacation
with HIS parents, Mr.. and Mn. H. J.
Roberts.
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Miss Ruth King, librarian 1t the
Bismarck public library, returned
yesterday from Butte, Mont. where
she visited for . month ct the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. I. A.
King.
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), Miss Mia LeAtherA = student ct
Jamestown college. who has been
spending her vacation ct her home In
Mckenzie, lsft Sunday for jamestown
to resume her studies.
RolAnd Harm. manager Of the q.
r. Eat Shop, has returned from East
Grand Forks. Mimi, after I weeks
visit with his parents. Mr. And Mrs..
Harry Harm.
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