The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-01-16

terest from the last three issues Of
magazine, were given by
Mrs. L. w. Larsn, yesterday, when the
Wednesday Study club met with Mrs.
w. L. Owen. Among things men,
toned were events of q political ma
ture; an article on Mrs. John Adams.
second mistress Of the White House,:
and an account Of the ways in which
the u. s. Supreme Court functions.
The club is this month beginning q
study Of mythology and Mrs. ]. K.
Blunt presented q paper on The
Origin Of Mythology"
Speaking on the boy Scout Move
ment," the value Of scout training for
boys was stressed in a highly inter-
csting talk given by Justice A. M.
Christensen, before members Of the
Wachter Parent Teacher association
last evening. A musical program
preceded the business session. Re-
freshments were served afterwards
by a committee headed by Mrs. Will
liam johnson and Mrs. ]. Hellickson.
In charge of the program were MRS.
T. G. Brynjulson, Miss Ruth RoWley
and Miss Clara from.
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Dinner Honors Mrs. Osborn
Complimentary to her guest, Mrs.
w. NJ. Osborn. Pettibone, Mrs. F. H.
Waldo entertained at a small dinner
last evening. A green and orange
color note was carried out IN the
table appointments, and places were
laid for 8 guests, all Of whom were
Jamestown college alumni. The eve
ming was passed informally. Mrs.
Osborn and small daughter, who
have been here for several days. plan
to leave tomorrow for" their home.
Mrs. O. w. Roberts has returned to
Bismarck to be with Mr.. Roberts dur
inn his recovery at st. AlexiuS hos
p;tal from a severe kneecap injury
which is expected to incapacitate
him for six weeks or more. Mrs.
Roberts has been with her father, J..
B. Warder of Chicago, for the past
three weeks having been called from
California by his serious illness. MRS.
Roberts left Bismarck In October TO
spend the winter at various Pacific
coast points.
MI. and Mrs. G. J. johnson, Mason
apartments. are leaving in the near
future for Denver, Colo, where they
will make their home. Mr.. johnson,
who is a representative Of the Du-
Pont de Nemours company, has been
transferred to the Denver district,
and plans to leave next week for his
new location. Mrs. johnson will go to
Denver about the first Of next month
Announcements have been received
here this week of the marriage Of
Mrs. Margaret Poindexter, James
town, widow of the late D. G. Poin.
dexter. a former state auditor, ane
Noel H. Dale, st. Paul, which tool
place January ] at the home OF thu
brides sister, Mrs. Orwood Camp
bell. Minneapolis. Mr.. and Mrs. Dali
will reside in st. Paul.
Members of st. Theresa's group o
the Catholic Missionary society, wer'
entertained last evening at the hom'
Of Mrs. G. A. Schuck, 822 Avenue +
Bridge, played at three tables. pro
vided the diversion. and honors wer
held by Mrs. Val Yeager and Mrs. c
II. Cloid.
Young people of the First Presby
terrain church will hold q sleigh-rid
party Friday evening, to be followe
by q social hour at the home Of Re,
and Nrs. Floyd Logee, ZIG Avenue
west. Those planning to attend a.
asked to meet ct the church at ia
p. m.
Miss Bertha Varney was hostess
a bridge party Wednesday evening
her home, 408 Second street, *
which guests for two tables were bic
den. Honors In the games were hel
by Mrs. Halle Cochrane and Mrs. ]
j. Kamplin.
: Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Hairless and SC
Hugh, 3O8 Park street. returned Tue
day from a months visit in the soutl
They spent q part Of the time wlt
relatives. In Houston, Texas, and vi
tied at several points In Oklahoma
Mrs. r. L. Bork and daught
C~orajean, who have been guests
the home Of Mrs. Bork's parents, N
and Mrs. Charles staley,~ 70l Six
street, since the holidays, LETT Tue
Gay for their home at Ray, N. D.
The Birthday Mission society
the First Lutheran church Will me
at 8 o'clock Friday evening at Il
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Swensc
4l6 Thayer avenue.
Officers for this year will be I
stalled at the meeting Of the Wor
ems Relief corps Friday afternoon
2:30 With Mrs. George Hugelma
3os Third street.
p. J. Meyer Of the Hoskins-Mey
store, left Tuesday on 9 business u
to Chicago, and Washington. p.
He expects to b away about :
weeks.
Miss Alice Angus, head Of the mil
mum wage department for the ST.
workmen's compensation bureau, Y
leave tomorrow for Minot on Q sh'
business trip.
MI. and Mrs. G. j. johnson. Mas
apartments, have as their guest
q few days. Mrs. Johnson's sist
Mrs. Joseph Midgeley. Draine
MINI.
The Friendship Girls club Of
FIRST Presbyterian church school /,
meet at 4 O'Clock Fridry afternoon
the church parlors.