The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-23
SOCIETY NEWS
National Officers
To Speak to League

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Two outstanding speakers are
scheduled for addresses at the seventh
annual convention Of the North Da-
kota League Of Women Voters which
opens Friday in Grand Forks Tor 9
two-day session. They are Mrs. a. j.
Mcguire, st. Paul, director OF the
fifth region for the national league.
and Mrs. Katherine A. Frederic,
washington. secretary OF political q
ucation for the organization.
Mrs. j. A. Poppler, Grand Forks,
state president, will preside at the
sessions comprised Of round table
discussions, conferences, addresses
and reports. Mrs. j. r. ParkeS, Min
neapolis, regional secretary, is expect
ed to attend, and will take part IN
the conferences.
The opening event is a dinner Fri
day evening at the Ryan hotel. with
the business sessions scheduled for
Saturday morning, while the after
noon meeting will be given over 10
discussion and conferences.
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A motif in keeping with the fall
season was used by Mrs. e. T. Beatt
and Mrs. Gerald Richholt for the one
o'clock bridge luncheon which they
gave yesterday at the Beatt home.
422 First street. Wild grapes and
bittersweet combined with orange
tapers fashioned the c~enterpiece.
Late garden flowers placed about the
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Bridge was played at three tables
after lunch, with score awards going
to Mrs. Roy Logan and Mrs. H. T.
Perry. Mrs. D. c. Scothorn was q
guest from Mandan. The hostesses
were assisted at this party, one OF q
series they are giving, by Mrs. A. w.
Munson.
Resumes Piano Glasses
Miss Mabel Aaberg, instructor in
piano. this month resumed classes
at her home, 1875 Tenth street, after
the summer holiday. Miss Aaberg.
who has studied at the McPhail
School of Music, Minneapolis, receiv-
ed her B. M. degree from the school
last June. She spent the greater
part of the ummer in Minneapolis
studying with the Countess Helen
Morsztyn, nationally famous concert
pianist, whose pupil she had previous
" been. Miss Aaberg appeared In hen
graduate recital in Minneapolis early
in August. She also conducted piano
classes there throughout the summer.
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Mrs E. J. Taylor led discussion Of
the topic, 1.-The New Age and the
New Man." at the meeting OF the
Cosmos club last evening at the home
OF Mrs. r. e. Wenzel, 317 Park street.
The club is using as q basis for Its
study this year, Towards Civiliza-
ton" edited by Charles Beard, and
the chapter discussed was written by
Ralph Flanders in defense Of the
machine age. Reports Of the recent
convention Of the North Dakota Fed
Grafton Of Women'S clubs were also
presented by Mrs. Taylor and Mrs.
Van Neste.
Miss Frances Wanner, q bride Of
next month, was complimented at an
informal tea given Saturday after
noon by Miss Ruth Rawlings and
Miss Mary Cayou at the Rawlings
home, 214 Avenue A West. Appoint
ments in orchid and green were used
for the tea table, which had q CENTER
piece of autumn flowers and candles.
The afternoon was spent In hemming
dish towels for the guest Of honor,
who also received q gift Of linen.
There were IL guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ole 0radin, who have
spent the summer months at their
farm near Washburn, left Bismarck
this morning by car for their home at
Santa Ana, Calf. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gradin, who, are North Dakota
pioneers, have been visiting with
friends here for q short time. Ac-
companying them to California Is
Miss Blanche Wehl. Washburn, who
viii visit her sister, Mrs. N. Tellef-
son. Los Angeles.
Mrs. G. w. Schnregge, 507 Sixth
street, wa hostess at q one o'clock
luncheon Friday afternoon, honortng
Miss Helen Jackson, Fremont, Ohio.
Covers were placed for IL at the table,
which had appointments In keeping
with the fall season. The afternoon
was passed socially.
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Arthur Cayou, o Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas B. Cayou, 612 Mandan street,
left yesterday for Fargo, where he Is
. student at the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college. He was accompanied
by Frank Clark and Robert Shine,
Fargo, who were his guests over the
weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. O,Hare, 002
Fifth street, returned to Bismarck
Sunday from Milwaukee, Wis, and
Minneapolis where they spent q week.
They were accompanied to Milwaukee
by their son, John, who has entered
st. Johns Military academy.
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Edward Booth, SON Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. @. Booth, 800 Griffin street, left
Bismarck Sunday for Fargo, where
he viii resume his studies at the
North Dakota Agricultural college.
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Simon Miller, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
n. Miller. 213 West Rosser avenue,
left Sunday evening for Minneapolis.
where he will continue his studies at
the University Of Minnesota.
Miss Elizabeth Cervinski and Miss
Odessa Nelson visited with relatives
and friends In Jamestown over Sun
day.
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M. and Mrs. r. g. Glarum and
Mn. John j. Dahl, McClusky, visited
with friends In the city yesterday.