The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-25
SOCIETY NEWS

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Teachers Will Spend
Thanksgiving at Home
To spend the Thanksgiving holi-
day at their homes or with friends,
a number of the instructors in the
high school and other city schools
will leave Bismarck tomorrow.
Miss Mildred Huff Of the high
school faculty, will leave tomorrow
evening for Dickinson to be the
guest Of friends; Miss Myrtle Sandie
will return to her home at Moor
head; and George Shaumberg will
visit in Washburn over the week
end. Others. of the staff plan to
leave by a for their homes if
weather conditions permit.
Miss Nora McGettigan of the Will
school will go to her home at Su-
perior, Wis.,, and Miss Esther Max
well to her home at Wilton. Miss
Charlotte Schmidt will spend the
vacation with friends at Colfax; Miss
Adeline Ness plans to spend the
weekend at Mercer and Themar
Simle. also of the Will school staff
will spend Thanksgiving at his home
at Portland, N. d.
Miss Winifred harrington of the
Roosevelt school will leave tomorrow
for her home in Chippewa, Wis. She
will be accompanied as far as Min
neapolis by Miss Irene Ramsland,
who will visit friends there. Miss
Esther Gerard will go to her home
at Bisbee, N. D.
Teachers from the RichhOlt school
who plan to spend the holiday away
are Miss Eloise Mckee, who will
visit friends at Linton; Miss Agnes
Witzleben, who will be the guest of
friends at Rugby; and Miss Bessie
Wilson, who will be at her home at
Regain.
No teachers from either the Wach-
ter or William Moore school plan to
go out of town for the holiday.
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A study of Brazil was conducted at
the meeting of the Bismarck Study
club yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. H. G. Frahm. Papers describ-
ing its developments, it's products.
and its capital city were given by Mrs.
q. Olgierson. Mrs. H. E. Shearn and
Mrs. S. A. F1oren, respectively. Dur
ing the business meeting the proposed
plan for establishing a day camp near
Bismarck to care for under-par chill
hro1N 1ryoc d{cn,,ceoI fo.okl~ Nu.n
club will also assist with the girls
work being carried on by the Girls
Council.
Health" vas the theme of the pro-
gram given at the meeting Of the
Monday club yesterday afternoon at
n home of Mrs. G. F. Dullam. Mrs.
Dullam read a paper prepared by
Mrs. G. M. C~onstans, entitled, IN
fluenoes Of Heredity on Health" A
paper given by Mrs. H. A. Brandes on
"~Preventions and Cures" discussed
the most important disease prevent
tives which scientists have worked out
during the last century. Members of
the club decided to assist in the girls
club work being carried on here under
the auspices of the Girls Council.
r. j. Kamplin, state commander of
the American Legion, and Mrs.
Kamplin have returned to Bismarck
from Indianapolis, Ind, where Mr..
Kamplin attended q national confer
ence for state Legion commanders and
adjutants. En- route home they
stopped at Champaign, ILL.,, for a visit
with Judge and Mrs. Sveinbjorn
Johnson, former Bismarck residents.
During their stay MI. and Mrs.
Kamplin were honored at q number
of social affairs.
Mrs. A. r. Miesen and daughter
Mary Jane are guests this week at
the home Of DIR. and Mrs. F. C.
Stucke. 722 Mandan street. Mr..
Miesen, who Is on q business trip to
this part of the state, will join them
here for the Thanksgiving holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miesen, who made their
home here for several years. recently
moved to st. Paul.
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E. A. Hughes will leave this evening
for Minneapolis where he will join
his mother. Mrs. Alexander Hughes,
and accompany her to Miami, Fla.
Mrs. Hughes, who has not been we'll
for some time past. will spend the
winter in the south. Mr.. Hughes
plans to return to Bismarck within
two weeks.
Mrs. Frank Eernissee entertained
Is guests at a party Saturday eve-
ming at the Eernissee home, 222ls
Main avenue, for her son Frank, Jr.,
who was observing his third birthday
anniversary. The time was passed
with games and music. A color
scheme Of orange and green was
carried out in the decorations of the
rooms and tables.
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Chairmen of the various groups of
the Catholic Women's Missionary as
ISOLATION held a meeting this after
noo at thu home of the secretary,
Mrs. Harry Clark, IT'S Second street,
to discuss plans for the coming year
and work out a program for the win
ter meetings. Mrs. B. A. WOehle,
president of the association, presided.
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Members of the Cosmos club studied
the chapter on Transportation" by
Wright, from the club text, Towards
Civilization" at their meeting last
evening at the B. P. w. club IONS
Miss Helen Katen was hostess. Cur
rent events were named in response
to roll call and Miss Katen gave a
reading.