The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-06
SOCIETY NEWS

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Local Women Will
Attend Synodical
A number Of Bismarck women n
planning to attend the annual meet
ing Of the North Dakota Presbyterian
synodical, organization Of national
and foreign missionary societies.
which meets in Fargo October 1915.
Mrs. J. L. Hughes, as president Of
the local Presbyterian missionary so-
ciety, will head the Bismarck dele
cation. Others who viii attend are
Mrs. Floyd Logee. Mrs. N. =. johnson,
Mrs. K. A. McCord, Miss Anna Burr
and Miss Helen Vale. Representa-
tives Of the societies at Wilton, Steele.
New Salem, Coleharbor and Glencoe
are also expected to be present for
the sessions which will be held In the
new Presbyterian church.
A meeting Of the executive COM
mittee. made up Of synodical and
Presbyterial officers, Thursday after
noon, will precede the formal OPEN
ing, which is scheduled for Friday
morning.
Mrs. J. Way Huey, Bottineau, act
Ing president, will preside, and the
entire first day will be devoted to
routine business reports, and election
Of officers. Featured speakers will
be Mrs. G. H. Lennon, and Mrs. An
drew Todd Taylor, Chicago. For the
Friday evening program a missionary
play, 1.-THE Color Line" will be pre-:
scented, and another playlet will be
given by the Light Bearers at the
Saturday. morning meeting. At the
close Of the final business session
Saturday new officers will be in
stalled.
Mrs. j. L. Thompson. 2l0 Second
street, who left Sunday for Excelsior
Springs, Mo-, wa honored at several
farewell affairs. Yesterday Mr.. and
Mrs. George Baker entertained at q
dinner for her, Saturday eveing she
was honor guest at q party given by
Sergeant and Mrs. G. v. Smith, Fort
Lincoln; and Friday evening MIR and
Mrs. G. Porter, 601 Second street. en-
tertained for her. Mrs. Thompson,
accompanied by Russell Baker, small
son of George Baker, will spend the
winter in Missouri and Texas.
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Bowls of gaillardia conferred the
tables and appointments in keeping
with the autumn season were used
for the one-o'clock bridge luncheon
given Saturday afternoon by Mrs. r.
B. Murphy, at her home. 213 Avenue
A West. Covers were laid for IS
guests. Score prizes for the bridge
games following the luncheon were
awarded Mrs. Arthur Tavis and Mrs.
J. E. Davis. Mrs. Murphy was as
sisted by her daughter, Miss Rita
Murphy, and by the Misses Lois
Howard and Irene Lambertus.
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Mrs. j. K~arasiewicz, 416 Sixth
street, entertained q company Of
eight boys at a party Saturday after
noon in honor Of her son Robert,
whose tenth birthday anniversary it
was. Following an afternoon spent
with games, refreshments were served
at a table decorated with Halloween
favors and centered with a birthday |
cake.
Miss Amelia Thoorsell, Minneapolis,
district regional director of Girl
Scouts, will ON to Bismarck Octo- /
Der IL, IA and is to conduct training
classes for Girl Scout leaders, accord !
ing to information received here to- |
day. It is planned to organize sew
eral troops Of Girl Scouts in Bis
marck during the next few weeks.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Schuck, 822 |
Avenue e, returned to Bismarck Sat- |
urday after a two-weeks' trip to VIM
nipeg. En- route they stopped in
Cooperstown for a visit with Mr.. and
Mrs E. e. Tracy. Mrs. Tracy Is a
niece of MI. and Mrs. Schuck.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Petron and
daughter Dorothy, 500 Avenue A, &C.
conpanied by Miss Helen House, mo-
tored to McClusky yesterday to spend
the day with Mr.. and Mrs.. F. o.
Robertson, son-in-law and daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Petron.
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NJ. and Mrs. G. W.. Peterson and
Children, 923 Seventh street. returned
last evening from Velva, where they
spdt the weekend visiting Mr..
Feerson,s brothers, H. M. and r. L.
Ferssel.
Mr.. ind Mrs. Clyde Smith, Brad
dock, Eft yesterday for their home
after pending several days In Bis
marckNisiting with Mrs. Smiths sis
ter. Ms. Joe Patera, 600 Main Az
enue.
Mis- Helen Bascom. 218 Third
stree! returned yesterday from a two
wees vacation spent visiting rela-
tive and friends In Minneapolis, VAL
lev City and Wimbledon.
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M. and Mrs. Eldon Anderson and
soI Loren have returned to their
hohe, 422 Third street, after SPEND
I'M the weekend visiting with friends
afHarvey.
Miss Marian Staley. 701 Sixth
street., spent the weekend at Ray,
/. D., as TIE guest of her bother-in-
aw and sister, DR.. and Mrs. r. l..
A--1-
s
MI. and Mrs. s. ". fraser, 408 Ray
mond stfet, spent the weekend in
Underwood as the guests Of Dr.. and
Mrs. e. Larson.