The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-13
Social and Personal
History Of Bismarck
Study Club Is Read

Study Club Is Read
History Of the organization Of the
Bismarck Study club was recounted
by Mrs. H. E. Shearn at the first
meeting OF the club for the fall sea-
SON yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. r. G. stucke, 722 Mandan
street.
Formed at q meeting held at the
home Of Mrs. 8. A. Foren, March !,
1926, the club had q charter member
ship of eight. North Dakota was
chosen for the study topic the first
year, and since that time q miscel-
laneous program has been used. This
year, however, the group Will make
an extensive study Of South America.
Membership now has increased to IL.
Mrs. Jack Teck presented ar inter-
esting review Of Oliver LaFarse's
book, Laughing Boy" and members,
responded to roll call by telling about
their vacations.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. F. OE1are and
son John, 500 Fifth street, will leave
tomorrow by motor for Milwaukee,
Wis, where Joh~ will enter st. Johns
Military academy. Later Mi. and
Mrs. O,Hare expect to spend q few
days in Minneapolis with friends.
Two other sons Of MI. and Mrs.
O'Hare. Herbert Jr.. and Edmund,
also will leave Bismarck tomorrow
for universities in the cast. Her
bert, Jr., will continue his studies at
George washington university, WASH
ington, d. c., and Edmund will re-
sumo his work at Harvard univer-
sity. Cambridge, Mass.
MI. and Mrs. George M. Register.
10l7 Fifth street, entertained a few
friends last evening ut their homo in
honor Of Hugh Jackson. and his
daughter Miss Helen Jackson, Free
mont, Ohio, who are here for q visit
with Mr.. Jackson's brother and sis
ter, j. p. jackson and Miss Hardy
Jackson. The evening was passed
with games and music. A green and
pink motif was carried out In the
decoration Of the refreshment tables,
and garden flowers were placed about
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the rooms.
MI and Mrs. H. A. Belcher, Fessen-
den. who have been here for q visit
with Mrs. Belcher'S mother, Mrs.
Matte Bigler, 807 Fourth street. VIII
leave tomorrow for Fargo, to make
their home during the winter months.
Mr. Belcher will be q student 1t Inc
North Dakota Agricultural couege:
They viii be joined there the last OF
the week by Ivan Bigler, brotner %
Mr.. Belcher, who viii also attend the
Agricultural college.
Mrs. James Brownell, Ottawa, Ont.'
Mrs. John E. Hough. Moose1aw. SasA.'
and Mrs. James Youder, Fargo. VINO
nave been spending the last 10 Gays
in Bismarck Is tho guest OF M1s'
provnelI,s brother in-law ana SISTER
.1,dve and Mrs. w. s. Casselnan, 1lS
ricnth street. left today for Fargo,
where they plan to visit ZOE seVeEal
days.
Mrs. Paul T. Boleyn arrived yes.es.
day from Fargo for . Visit WIN Ao.sa
Amy Fahlgreu, Logan apartments.
Mrs. Doleyn, who u chairman OF tns
press and publicity department. ios
the North Dakota Federation OF
Wounen's clubs, will remain ior tne
stata convention which Is to % nelo
here next week.
Mrs. p. N. Ryan ana
Miss Marian Ryan, COS Avenue =: Iets
Yesterday for Minneapous ana VINO
ma. MINI. Mrs. Ryan Will spend sew
era, weeks With relatives In Mime.
anolis. and Miss Ryan VIII 50 70
Winona to enter 81. Theresa's coueSe'
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Miss Auverne Olson, daughter OF
Mr. and Mr.. Obert Olson, 61l West
Thayer avenue, viii leave Sunday !or
Grand Forks, to enter the University
~ North Dakota. She Will be accom-.
nanied by Her mother. who VIII speno
about q week In Grand Forks.
Earl Bipler. 8O7 Fourth street. &C
comnanied by Charles Hedlund. I'm
derwood, motored to Grand Forks
Yesterday, where they VIII enrou -
Students il the school Of medicine AZ
the university Of North Dakota.
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Rev. and Mrs. I. =. Dtckinson, Fan-
mount. N. D., have come to Bismarck
to spend . week or more visiting az
the home Of AGrs. Dickinson's parents,
Mr. and Mira. p. II. Houser, 4ls West
RosssrI avenue.
4 = =
Miss Marjorie Staak, daughter OF
Nj. and Mrs. A. G. Stalk, 225 Avenue
A West, left this morning TOR 81.
joseph, MIMI. where she viii con-
tinue her studies ct st. Benedict's
college.
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Mrs. George Herschleb has arrived
from GAINESVILLE, MIMI. for Z visit
with her son and daughter-in-law,
MI. and Mrs. Harry Herschleb. sos
Se-enth street.
Meetings of Clubs
$3.50 1-.-- l