The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-15
Social ana Personal
H~omemakers' Club,
Chooses Years Topic

OAANO0O0
A study Of nutrition and gardening
will be taken up by the Hay Greek
HomemakerS' club during the coming
year, it was decided at a meeting of
The club Thursday afternoon at the
nome of Mrs. Mary Haider, who re-
sides north of the city.
Mrs. M. M. CHASER and Mrs. Casper
irish were elected project leaders for
the year, and they will attend the
training classes to be conducted in
Bismarck during the early part OF
October.
Control Of Insect sPests About the
Home" was the topic discussed by
Mrs. William Morris, program leader,
at the meeting yesterday.
= The next meeting of the group will
be with Mrs. James McGarvey, Sep
TENDER IL, when the program leader,
Mrs. Henry Nagel, will conduct a dis
cussion on "Refinishing Furniture"
Mrs. A. w. Snow, oil Eighth street,
was hostess to the members Of the
T. c. L. club at a seven o'clock din
ner last evening. Garden flowers
decorated the table, and covers were
placed for IA. Games were enjoyed
after dinner, with prizes going to
Mrs. K. G. Arness, Mrs. w. F. Gagner
and Mrs. G. E. Will. Mrs. j. A. Flow
and Mrs. Snow, whose birthdays oc-
cur this month, were presented with
gifts from the group.
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Miss Ruth Staley returned to Bis
marck Tuesday from Fairmont, w.
Va, where she Is instructor in do
nestle science in the Fairmont Nor
NAL school. Miss Staley will spend
the remainder Of her vacation here
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Staley, 701 Sixth street. She
was accompanied to Bismarck by Mrs.
Jack Moe (Beryl Packard OF Oak
Park. Chicago, who will be q guest at
the Staley home for several weeks.
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Complimentary to Miss Pauline
Meyer, Platteville. Wis, who was a
guest at the Jones home, 519 First
street, Miss Gwendolyn Jones enter
tanned a group of young women at an
evening bridge party Monday. Cards
were played at three tables, and high
scores we're held by Miss Frances
Wanner and Miss Ruth Pollard. Miss
Meyer received a guest favor. Garoen
flowers in pastel shades were used in
the table appointments.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred S. Dale and
children, 211 West Rosser avenue,
will leave by car tomorrow for Min
neapolis where they plan to visit rela-
tives for a few days before going to
nearby lakes and to Benson, Mimi,
for a two weeks outing. They were
accompanied by Mrs. Dale's sister,
Mrs. Oscar Anderson, n her niece,
Miss Beulah Wheeler, who are re-
turning to their homes in Minneapolis
after a visit here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. F. Jaszkowiak, 4l9
Twelfth street, left this morning on
a three weeks vacation trip. They
will motor through the Black Hills on
their way to Denver, Colo. where
bhey will visit Mr.. JaszkoWiak'S
brothers, Andrew and August Jasz-
,kowiak. They also plan to spend a
part Of the time at Omaha n Rusn-
Vile, Neb., with other relatives.
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Miss Lois Howard, city Fairgrounds
supervisor, left last evening for
Grand Marias, Mimi, where III VIII
attend q training camp for Girl
Scout leaders which will be held
there during the next three weeks.
Miss Howard returned the first OF the
week from wildwood lake. where size
was in charge of the girls camp at
Chan Owapi for two weeks.
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Justice and Mrs. John Burke, and
Miss Marian Burke, 224 Avenue A
west. left yesterday for Devils Lake,
where Judge Burke will attend the
annual meeting Of the North Dakota
BAR association. Mrs. Burke and
nauqhter will motor from there to
Minneapolis to spend a few days with
friends.
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Leenian
Lusk. Eldridge, N. d., and Mrs. Oscar
Anderson ard Miss Beulah Wheeler,
Minneapolis, who were guests, Mr.
and Mrs Alfred Dale, 211 West Ros-
ser e entertained IL guests last
evening at a picnic supper. served on
the river bank near the memorial
bridge.
Mrs. Grant Peterson. Braddocx, N.
D.. was hostess to a company OF ~
Young women at a noon luncheon
YESTERDAY at the Hotel Prince. The
affair honored her sister, Miss Sigrid
Alison. Washington, D. c., who with
Mrs. Peterson. is visiting with friends
in the city. Mrs. Peterson and Miss
Alison are former Bismarck residents.
Miss Rose Sell, TOT Avenue A, ana
Miss Hildor Simonson. will leave to-
dav for a two-weekS' vacation at
Camp Sawtooth, a dude amen IN
the Rocky mountains near Heo Aoose'
Mont.
Mrs. r. L. Bork and small daughter,
coraiean. are here from Ray. II D.,
for a visit with Mrs. Bork's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Staley, 1Ol
Sixth street.
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Miss Frances Porter, who served as
assistant to Miss Lois Howard, djrec-
Tor, at the recent girls camp at Chan
Dwapi, will leave today 70: her home
n Madison, 8. D.
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