The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-04
Auxiliary Membership
Exceeds 100 Per Cent

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A membership Of more than 100
per cent for the Bismarck unit,
American Legion Auxiliary. was re-
ported to state headquarters Decem-
Der 81. BY Mrs. A. L. Fosteson, chair
nan Of the membership committee
for the local unit. The Bismarck
auxiliary now has 101 members, ar
increase Of I members over the quota
set last year.
Members Of the committee wish to
express their thanks to those who
have assisted In the membership
drive. and ask that eligible members
who wish to join the local unit. get
in touch with the committee. Mrs.
Fosteson. Mrs. John r. Bowers, Mrs.
Oscar selvig. Mrs. Roy Nelson. Mrs.
B. j. Kuntz. Mrs. Andrew Haibeck,
and Mrs. Carl Tullberg. compose the
membership committee.
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Mrs. Merton j. Orr will leave for
Minneapolis this evening to spend
several days with relatives. Mr.. Orr
will join her there next wednesday,
and they will go to Chicago to be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Vito
for a time. MI. Vito Is q harp soloist
with the Chicago symphony orches-
ira. Mr.. and Mrs. Orr will also visit
Miss Ann Adinger In Chicago. and
plan to return to Bismarck in about
10 days.
Mrs. Marian Sterrctt and small
daughter Patricia will leave tomorrow
for Madison, Wis. where Mrs. Ster-
rett will continue her work at the
University Of Wisconsin. Her BROTH
er, Buell. Quain, also a student at the
university. left yesterday for Madi-
son.
Complimentary to her house guest,
Miss Daisy Pugh. San Haven. N. D.
Miss Edna Dralle entertained at
bridge Thursday evening at her home
100 Ninth street. There were guests
for two tables. and honors were held
by Miss Katherine Kositzky and Mrs
L. 8. Blensley. Decorations were ap-
propriate to the holiday season.
For her daughter Jean. Mrs. E. G
Fritz was hostess TO a smsll company
Of girls at a party Tuesday evening
Bridge was played at two tables, and
prizes went to Jeanne Kraft and
Sarah Crewc. A red and green color
note was used for the tables when re.
treatments were served after thu
games.
Kirk Batter left this morning fol
irginia, Mimi. where he attends
school. after a few days visit with hi:
uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. Jacl
McLachlan of the Annex hotel. MI
Batter has been spending the holi'
days at Braddock with his grand.
mother, Mrs. E. F. Savage.
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Mrs. Marian Sterrett was hostes
Thursday at a l o'clock luncheon a
the Hotel Prince. Places for the !
guests were marked with bouton
n!eres of violets. The guests includ
ed e. number of young women hom
from college for the holidays.
Miss Ecrnice Weight. who has beef
spending the holidays here with he
rarentc, Mr.. ind Mrs. F. H. Weight. LEI
this morning for Macintosh. MINI
to resum: her duties as physical edu
cational director In the MackintoSl
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene r. Morri
heyc returned to their home In Mi
not after a holiday visit with M
Morris mother. Mrs. E. E. Morris. II
Sixth street, and his brother and eia
tiers.
Russell LeBarroi1. who was a holi
day guest OF his parents. Mi. and MIR
8. O. LeBarron. $40 Rosses, left la
night for Moscow. Idaho. to reSun1
his studio. at the University OF Ioan'
Harold Schafer returned to tn
North Dakota Agricultural colleg'
> Fargo. Yesterday. sitter spending tn
. holidays here with his mother, Mr.
Berthe schafer.
Mrs. n. q. Wilde and Mrs. Dale 3
mon will be hoeteGses to the u1elnbel
Of the Women's club Monday eveIair
at 4 O'Clock At the home Of MI
wilde. $50 Hannafin street.
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|, Harry Rubin left today for MINI.
!. apolis to continue his studies at Il
University Of Minnesota. after spers
ing the holiday vacation with his %
3 etns. Nj. and Mrs. L. Rubin.
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Miss Dency Dickinson. daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Dickinson Of II
d. 8. Indian school, left Tnursds
3 for Minneapolis whore she will emit
+ the University Of Minnesota.
ELKs GETTING Up CLASS OF
Bismarck lodge Of Elks elected Sc
eral new members at the meettr
b Friday evening. The lodge Is assen
r bling q class Of 50. to be taken
February n.
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