The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-07
Luther League to
Conduct Institute

Rev. F. B. Anderson, Minneapolis,
national field secretary, for the Luth-
er League. will conduct an institute
of the Mandan circuit Of the Luther
League In Bismarck Thursday. Ses-
sions will be in the Trinity Lutheran
church, orn Of Seventh street and
Avenue G, with IN afternoon meeting
beginning at three o'clock. and an
evening program beginning at 7:30.
Assisting with the institute will be
Rev. A. o. Messet, Leeds, president Of
Young Peoples Luther League.
Delegates and pastors from all
churches in the Mandan circuit.
which comprises all counties in the
western part Of the state, were in at
tendance.
Mrs. L. v. Miller reviewed "A Lam
tern in Her Hand" by Bess Streeter
Aldrich, at the meeting Of the Wom-
ems club last evening at the home Of
Mrs. r. G. Wilde, 322 Hanafin street.
A report of the biennial convention
Of the General Federation Of Wom-
ems clubs in Denver. last June, was
given by Mrs. E. b. German, who at
tended. An account Of the recent
state federation meeting here was
presented by Mrs. H. L. Wheeler.
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Miss Marian Knauf, Jamestown, ar
rived today to spend q few days in
Bismarck with q view to organizing
a class Of vocal students. She will be
connected with the Belle Menus Mu-
sic studio. Miss Knauf, who was an
instructor in voice in the Sherwood
Music school. Chicago. for four years,
recently returned to jamestown 70
open her studio. She is q daughter
of John Knauf, jamestown attorney.
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The pictures Of Landseer, Rosa
Bonheur, and other well known ami
NAL painters were discussed by Mrs.
P. G. Bakken at the meeting Of Chap
ter N Of the p. e. O. Sisterhood.. held
last evening at the home Of Mrs.
Bakken in Person Court. Mrs. Bak-
ken displayed and described q num-
Der OF paintings, giving reasons for
their widespread popularity. A social
nOur followed the meeting.
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Billie Mills, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Mills, entertained 10 children
Saturday afternoon at q matinee
party, the occasion being his tenth
birthday anniversary. Following the
show refreshments were served at
Thorberg's cafe. A birthday cake
conferred the table and appointments
were In pink and green. Favors
marked each place.
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MI. and Mrs. A. Z. Brink, sos Ave-
u A. returned Friday from Denver,
Colo, and nearby points. where they
enjoyed q weeks outing at various
mountain resorts. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brink motored to Denver by way Of
the Black Hills, returning by the
southern route. They visited with
Mrs. and Mrs. O. w. Matteson, for
mer Bismarck residents, who are now
at Salina. Kansas.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Converse, 600
Eleventh street, accompanied by Mrs.
Jennie Koop, mother OF Mrs. Con-
tClSc, I46VC XSt0IQ0O W 0ISkU0kCA
after a To-day motor trip to Fargo,
Detroit Lakes, and other points in
the Minnesota lake region.
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Mrs. w. K. Moeller win arrive this
evening from Devils Lake for q brief
visit with her son, william 8. Moeller.
She will accompany Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Cuthbert, Devils Lake, who are
motoring here on business.
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Miss Ruth Woods returned yester-
day from Mexico. Mo-, where she
spent about two weeks visiting rel
atives. She visited friends In Chicago
and Minneapolis en- route.
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Mrs. Necia Buck. Salem, Ore, ma
tional organizer for the w. G. r. o.,
will speak at q meeting at the Bap-
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