The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-25
SOCIETY NEWS
Council Will Sponsor
Two More Girls Clubs

Girls club work will again be con-
Quoted at the Wachter school, and
new clubs to meet at the Richholt
and Roosevelt schools will be formed
it was decided at q meeting Of the
Girls Work Council last evening In
the Association Of Commerce rooms
A unified program Of activities fo1
all three clubs Is being prepared foz
the fall and winter months. As IN
the past, the clubs will be under the
direct supervision Of the council, with
volunteer helpers from the districts
concerned.
Mrs. F. II. Waldo was named chair
man Of the program committee, with
Mrs. Eric Th0rberg. president OF the
council, with Miss Esther Teichmann
and Miss Mary Cashel assisting
Girls from IL to 20 years Of age will
be included in the membership, with
classes and social activities Of vari-
Gus kinds planned for their instruc-
ton and entertainment.
The council also is considering the
organization of three troops Of Cir
Scouts, providing for approximately
40 girls to q troop headed by a cap
tain and two or more leutenantS
Mrs. w. G. Worner and Mrs. T. G
Madden are cooperating with Miss
Lois Howard, girls work assistant, In
making arrangements for the troops
A meeting Of the council was also
held on Monday evening, when Miss
Howard reported on the Girl Scout
directors camp at Grand Marais
Mimi, which she attended in August
She also gave q detailed account OF
the girls camp at Chan Owapi.
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Mrs. Ralph Penner was honored al
a social meeting Of the U. c. T. Aux.
iliary last evening at the home o.
Mrs. ]. B. Smith, Dos Fifth street
Bridge, played at four tables, was the
pastime and the score prize went to
Mrs, Peter Karpen. Mrs. Penner
who with Mr.. Penner, will spend the
winter in the south, was presented
with q gift. Garden flowers were
used in the table decorations ano
throughout the rooms. The commit.
tee in charge included in addition to
Mrs. Smith, Mrs. A. G.. Olson and
Mrs. Van r. Middlemas.
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Attorney General and Mrs. James
Morris entertained the members OF
the attorney generals office staff and
their wives at a seven o'clock duck
dinner last evening at the Morris
home, 221 Avenue A West. yellow
and orange marigolds. and tall orange
tapers formed a centerpiece in keep
ing with the autumn season. Covers
were placed for IL. The evening was
spent at bridge, with honors going
to Tom Burke and Mrs. r. c. Nor
ton. Besides the office group the
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Foster.
Mrs. Harvey Harris reviewed the
recent biography of Clemenceau,
French statesman. at the meeting of
the Current Events club yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. George
F. Shafer. Discussion of two chapters
Of Hueffer's French France, which
VAC WAN 40 OoAAA6 90 tA1CA cI0Oy VCAt
this season, was led by Mrs. Nellie
Evarts. Reports Of the convention
Of the North Dakota Federation of
Women's clubs, held here last week,
were given by Mrs. w. w. Wood and
Mrs. Shafer, the club delegates.
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Places were laid for IL at the one
o'clock bridge luncheon given yester-
day by Mrs. J. M. Harry and Mrs. A.
L. Overbee, at the home of Mrs.
Harry, AIT West Thayer avenue.
Bouquets Of early fall flowers CEN
tered the tables and balloons in
bright colors yer used to decorate
the dining and living rooms. Honors
In the card games played during the
afternoon went to Mrs. E. M. Hen
bricks and Mrs. George Ebert.
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Mrs. c. A. Humble and two chill
dren, who have spent the last two
weeks in Bismarck as the guests of
Mrs. Humble's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. j. Schultz, Sill Second street, will
leave this evening for klamath Falls,
Ore, where she will join MI. Hum
BILE. They plan to make their home
in klamath Falls, where Mr.. Humble
recently opened a law office. Mr..
and Mrs. Humble formerly resided in
Crosby, MINI.
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Miss Alice Angus, Rose apartments,
has returned from Hannaford. N D.,
where she spent q week with her par
ents, MI. and Mrs. w. Angus.
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