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viii be in attendance is Miss Mary
McClench OF Ann Arbor, Michigan,
president Of the National Fedora
ton Of Business and Professional
Women's clubs. Miss McClench will
address the convention.
Miss Daisy Fl. Leake, Of Temple.
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EIGHTEEN PRESENT
AT

The Donna Woman's club met al
the home OF Mrs. L. M. Marshall
Thursday morning with eighteen
members present.
Mrs. Taylor gave a talk on music
81 forms, and Mrs. Mccormack re-
ported on the whims Of great musi-
clans. Mesdames 4. 9. Mckinney
and Donaldson staged & debate. the
subject being Jazz VS.. Classical"
A tie was the judges decision.
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II SOCIAL EVENT
HAS TWO HOSTESSES

a large social event occurred sat
urday afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
Casa de PalmaS in McAllen when
Mesdames r. Z. Knapp Of Donna
and John Knapp Of Weslaco enter
tanned at bridge. Effective decora-
tions we're Of spring flowers which
carried the spirit of spring.
At the close Of the games Mrs.
Henry Koch of Alamo won the
high score, Mrs. Frank Waters OF
weslaco received second prize and
Mrs. Francis Of Weslaco won the
low prize.
Refreshments were served to the
following: From Alamo. Mesdames
Henry Koch, Allen Cox, w. H. VIVA
len and Boyce Lockett.
Weslaco, Mesdames Doss, T. w.
Glass, ID. z. Kirgan, r. A. Rowland,
C.. /. Skaggs. Solether. II. L. Steb-
bins, N. Waters. r. G. Waters, T..
L. Lowe, II. r. Mills. Olga Baxter,
J.. L. Compere, Davis, Phil Dixon,
w. H. Miller, Carl Moeller. w. F.
Powell, c. M. Sheriff., H. Solether,
N. V. Stewart, ?. Waters. Cranblett,
Pratz H. Tobin, H. Ratliff, Burton,
Clyde Fore. j. P. Blake. Cressner,
Dan Coates, Jones, j. V. Lehman,
Reed Lehman. II. Lehman, Ashway.
Mize, <. K. Ewing, Miller Arm
strong, Ballard, w. II. Baxter ST.,
J. Bennett, T. II. O.. Cook, j. G. Fri
day, Macintosh, !. z. Martin, Nc
Askill, I. ]. Myers. Rives. B. T..
Sanders, Stephens. Miss Shipp.
--lA~~Aa nsah nnffnxF 0~d y
Weber Of McAllen, D. B. Briggs OF
Harrington, Tom Rox Of Brownsville,
J.. B. Alderdice OF San Benito, Side
ner Of McAllen, Haven Of Edinburg,
Symonds Of San Benito, Ed. VIII
nams Of Edinburg. Good Of San
Juan. Sanders Of La Feria. Ramsey,
]. Fraves and G. Ford Of Weslaco,
I. II. Hinkle. Barnard Hill, Harold
Vertrees, j. B. Webb. A. 9. Nc
Kinney. Alfred Lissner. H. J. Back
er. Walter Kern Long. Bryan Col
lier, j. G. Powell. II. II. Austin, Har-
old Wattes. J. G. Wier, 5. D.. Tur-
ner. Z. A. Boyce, Bob Holloway. n.
M. Carroll, Tom Moyce. Lew. Ven
able r. j. Rusk. z. L. Gilliland. M.
K. White. r. T. Cummings. Miss
Dimple Averyt. T. T. Sanders. r.
S. Chambers. Harry Ridgeway. z.
j. Jamerson, Ben Miller. JoJe Sell
lars, w. NJ. Ball. Glen White. Hob
art White, @. Il. Vance. Wiedeman,
Frank Hester, Jr.. A. F. Taylor e.
sic Glass Ed Vertrees. G. M. VIII
hanson. Jennie Redfield. Fred
Wright. Frank Wood, Jack French
and @. #. Bull
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hosts. The officers from Fort Brown
had arrived by march on the same
day and many or the ladies from
Fort Brown motored up for the
celebration. On Sunday, the entire
regiment began the march from
Ringgold via Laredo to Encinal
where they viii be Joined by all
other border troops as far west as
Del Rio for maneuvers.
A picnic supper was served by
the Ringgoid ladies after which q
treasure hunt formed the diversion
OF the evening. Captain Rossiter
Clarity was the successful in find
ing the treasure.
Hosts for this delightful occasion
were Maj. and Mrs. II. <. Taylor,
Capt. and Mrs. G. w. Richmond.
1t. and Mrs. George Claussen, Capt.
and Mrs. Ralph Lewis, Capt. and
Mrs. RoSSiter Clarity, Capt. and
Mrs. H. L. Kidwell, 1t. and Mrs. w.
E. Finnegan, 1t. and Mrs. Raymond
Palmer. Capt. II. NJ. Shoemaker.
Capt. A. Olsen and 1t. z. J. Nc
Nalley.
About forty from Fort Brown
were guests
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PHONE sss MEMBER SOCIETY F"0" ss, sgs"F'

Bruce Underwood. Nellie Berry,
Dorothy Walker. Jack -riplett Ind
Ruth Froyd. seniors; Vera Fulbright,
Coy Wears, Jack Driver, Isabel
Cowan. Mildred Hanna, Bill Law
renee. Wilma Want, Lavina Drum
right and Mary Hunter, juniors.
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nigh score, Mrs. Arthur Claggett
won the consolation prize, while
Mrs. Bob Holloway vas successful in
winning a bon bon dish for the cut
prize.
Refreshments were served to Mes
danes H. NJ. Carroll, j. Ewing, r.
s. Chambers, <. j. Jamerson, Tom
Boyce, Harold Watts, Glen White,
Hobart White, M. e. White, A. A.
Erase. f. z. Knapp, John Jacobs Of
Alamo, Allen Cox Of Alamo, Jerry
Stugard, w. Fl. Whalen Of Alamo,
Henry Koch Of Alamo, Velma
Brown OF Alamo, w. G. Early, Al
fred Lissner, r. T. Cummings. G..
NJ. Williamson, II. S. R~idgeway. N.
.. Gerald, Joe Sellars, Milton Fitz-
gerald, A. F. Taylor, D. B. Briggs
Of Harrington, Frank Wood, S. H.
Crutcher. j. B. Webb, Bernard Hill.
J. z. Wier, Joe Powell. Tartar of
San Juan. Aldridge Of San Juan, G.
c. Hadsell. Bob Holloway. Arthur
Claggett, r. j. Rusk, Catherine
Graham, Fl. L. Towns. d. Wiede-
mann, Geo. Vance, A. T. Hester,
Jr- "A. G. Mckinney. T. T. Sanders,
Miller Armstrong OF Weslaco, W
A. Wright, Boyce Lockett OF Ala
mo, II. Vertrees. Bryan Collier, Ju-
liam Scoggins Of San Benito. Liss-
ner Of Mission, s. L. Hooper OF Nc
Allen, II. J. Backer. Glen Lucas,
Lester Skaggs Of Weslaco, 9. /.
Elliott, Lottie Fagen, E. I. Gllilarld.
7. I. Harkwell, Jack French, j. r.
Tension Of Weslaco, j. z. Sparks
and the hostesses.
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ROTARIANS HONOR
MR Y Y DAVIS

The Rotariars entertained with q
barbecue at the River Park. honor
ing Mr.. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Davis Fri
day. After a bountiful lunch A. G.
Mckinney took charge Of the pro-
gram. Harry Carroll gave a very
interesting speech paying tribute TO
DR.. and Mrs. Davis. DR.. Davis was
presented with a cigarette lighter.
with the Rotary emblem engraved
on IL. in behalf Of the RotarianS.
DR.. and Mrs. Davis each made
responsive talks, after which the
closing Rotary song was sung.
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Rio Grande City
II
SOCIAL EVENT

EfENI
An outstanding social event IN
army circles was the 18th Cavalry
Regimental party held in Fort
Ringgold Friday evening on the
lawn Of Major and Mrs. II. z. Tay-
lor's quarters.
The officers and ladies' OF the
regiment came together for the
first time IN eight years at an Of
ficial party. The regiment has been
separated since 1t has been In the
Lower Valley, with headquarters
and First Squadron stationed at
Fort Brown and the Second Squad
ron stationed at Fort Ringgold.
Colonel and Mrs. Daniel Van
Voorhis Of Fort Brown were hon
or guests with the officers and
ladies Of Fort Ringgold serving rs
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Teachers to Meet

WESLACO. MY 3-Rural Teach
er5 association will meet here We'd
nesday at 8 p. m. in the Community
House.
Meetings = mostly OF a social
nature. with q limited amount Of
business transacted.
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Mr.. Gotke to Make
Senior Address

Senior Address
Everything Is In q general rush
at Fl Jardin school In preparation
for the closing exercises. Final ex-
aminations viii be next Tuesday and
Wednesday. May 9Th and It'll.
An average % grades in the
senior class shows Ruth Froyd
valedictorian, and Bruce Underwood
salutatorian.
Following IS the commencement
program:
Professional, Mrs W. W. underwood
Sa~lutatorian. ... Bruce Underwoor
Glass History. Nellie Berry
Class VIII. Jack Triplett
Glass Prophecy. .Doryotha Walker
class song. ClaS
NdIedlCJorlan .-..-.....Rurh fTOyd
Commencement Address.
Supt. G. w. Gotke.
Presentation Of Diplomas.
Mrs. Stella w. Lewis, President
School Board.
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W.. WI. 8. AT
LANNON'S HOME

On Thursday afternoon the South
Circle Of the Baptist w. M. S. was
hostess at an enjoyable affair
given In honor Of Mrs. L. NJ. Davis
who Is leaving to make her home
IN Harlingen- The guests assembled
at about three o'clock at the home
OF Mrs. Miller Hammons on North
valley View Drive.
The rooms were profusely decor
y led with sweet peas. roses and
her spring flowers. Six tables of
nrressive games were played. Nrs.
nv. Bear was awarded q bealti-
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A white organdie blouse. for
suit wear. has cute wings Of
pleated organdie over the elbow
sleeves and a distinct sunback ",
just like the front.
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Lyford
SOCIETY SENDS

SOCIETY SENDS
BOX
Monday afternoon the w. M. q.
OF the M. z. Church. South. was
entertained at the home OF Mrs.
A. j. Critchfield.
A box OF white goods was pack
ed and sent to the Mission home
IN San Antonio.
At the close Of the meeting dam
ty refreshments were served by
the hostess assisted by Mrs. Robert
Keene and Mrs. J. G. Strawn.
PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cross Of
Oklahoma City spent the weekend
here with their cousin, Mrs. A K.
Hocott and Mr.. Hocott. Mrs. Cross
will be located IN the Valley for
several weeks.
S. l.. Seward. Mr.. and Mrs. Lusk
Keen and children and Mrs. T. j.
Mize were visitors in Edinburg and
Pharr recently.
Messrs. Henry J. q. and Joe
Balbridge. Edward NJ. Sorenson and
Green Clark returned Sunday from
a fishing trip in Old Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Bradshaw and
sons were touring the Lower VAL
ley Sunday.
S. L. Seward was in Harlingen
Saturday.
Miss Lucille B-antley. who Is
attending Junior college in Browns
vile, spent the weekend here with
her parents.
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Brownsville Club
and Social A ctipities
Three Hostesses Join
Donna Society
For Afternoon Bridge
Donna Society

DONNA. May s-Mesdames Ben Miller. I. II Hnkle and Elsie Glass
were oLE hoshsses to seventeen tables If bridge guests a the Tifftn Tea
room Tesday afternoon. me decorations were beautiful gladion. blue
bells and sweet peas.
After the four games were played Mrs. George Vance was given q vase
or nigh score; Mrs. Jerry Stugard Of Alamo received a vae for second
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MRS. LOTT CLUB
HOSTESS

MRS. LOTT CLUE
HOSTESS
Mrs. Virgil ". Lott was hostess
Tuesday afternoon to the members
OF the Tuesday Bridge club at her
lovely home In Roma. Five tables
OF players were present.
High score was won by Mrs.
George 3. Marsh and second high
by Mrs. H. z. Taylor.
The club will meet next with Mrs.
Ralph Lewis in Fort Ringgold.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Raymond Palmer Is In La
redo for the weekend but will
spend the remainder Of the month
with her mother. Mrs. j. J. Young
in Brownsville. 1t. Palmer has been
ordered TO the Cavalry school al
Fort Riley and he and Mrs. Palmer
will leave Ringgold about the first
OF June.
Mrs. <. Owen Scott spent Tues
day in Raymondville where she
was guest Of the Woman's Club OF
that city at their Guest Day pro-
gram.
Capt. and Mrs. Walter Hamilton
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Sebastian
DANCE HONORS
NJ VIZ. HOPKINS

DANCE HONORS
". w. HOPKINS
Mr.. and Mrs. j. wv. Hopkins en-
tertained a number OF friends Sat-
urday evening with a dance. celeb
rating Mr.. Hopkins birthday.
Refreshments were served MeSsrs.
and Mesdames p. II. Waddell. Gil
braith. Duehlberg and Galyean and
family Of Lyford.
OUTDOOR AFFAIR
ENJOYABLE
A picnic and campfire supper in
the woods west o. town proved an
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an. and unit presidents viii present
their reports
The first pcSt Of the auxiliary quar-
tette contest will be conducted during
the morning, and Mrs. =. L. 0oss,
Darlington. rehabilitation chairman,
and Mrs. A. O.. Porter. Ddgeley, child
welfare chairman. viii give reports.
Pep singing will open the afternoon
meeting, followed by Mrs.. Morris ad-
dress, and the last half Of the quar-
tette contest. National citations for
outstanding service through unit ac-
tivities and for membership, Will be
presented to the winning units. by
Mrs. A. L. Knauf, and Mrs. r. M. De-
Puy, jamestown, past department
president, and membership chairman,
respectively.
The remainder Of the time viii be
taken up with brief talks by Mrs. j. r.
Pence, Minot, department committee
woman: Mrs. Fred Freckison. Valley
City, memorials, gold star: Mrs. @. L.
Robertson, jamestown, press CHAIR
man; Mrs. Alex Olson, cradle roll;
Mrs. DePuy, jamestown, department
secretary; Mrs. +. p. Quain, depart
ment parlementarian; and Mrs. q.
Olgierson, Bismarck, state convention
chairman.
Judges will report the results Of the
music contest, and awards will be
made before adjournment, late IN the
afternoon.
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DISTRICT AUXILIARY
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
Mrs. &. J. Huschka, Dawson, to
Preside at Meeting May
z in Valley City

Mrs. E. J. fuschka, Dawson. dis.
trict committeewornan, will preside at
the third district convention Of the
American Legion Auxiliary, which
will be held In Valley City, May 3.
The convention viii open with reg
istration Of delegates ct . q. m, and
will be concluded with = tea and So
cial hour ct which the Valley City
unit will be hostesses. Speakers will
include Dr.. @. E. johnson, Valley City.
commander of the Valley City Legion
post, who will give an address Of well
come at the morning session, as will
Mrs. Fred Lang, president Of the hos
tess unit, and Mrs. James Morris, Bis
marck, department president, who will
speak at the afternoon meeting. Mrs.
Morris will discuss auxiliary problems.
Mrs. w. II. F1emming, president Of
the Glendale unit, will give the pledge
to the flag Ut the opening session,
Mrs. H. r. s. Diesem, La Moure, will
give the response to the addresses Of
welcome, the district committeewom-
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There remain about 20 others 70 Be
received into the lodge at subsequent
meetings.
The candidates and members en-
joyed . dinner 1t the lodge hall at 8
o'clock, following their parade and
stunts OF the afternoon, when the
n~ovittates painted and otherwise
freakishly bedecked sold big lead
pencils on the streets.
During the early evening doings the
last bonds Of m indebtedness Of SIS
600 were burned. The ~couterrtug Of
the degrees lasted late into the night
and at midnight q buffet supper was
served In the hall,
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Program Will
Mark Observance of
National Legion Day

Sunday, which has been designated
as National American Legion Auxi-
liary day, to commemorate the en-
trance Of the United States into the
world war. April 6, 1917, will be OBJ
served with a radio program arranged
BY the Mandan Auxiliary unit. The
program will be broadcast beginning
az $3.50 p. m. from radio station
KCGU, Mandan.
Among the speakers will be Mrs.
James Morris, Bismarck, department
president; Mrs. B. 9. Nickerson, and
several of the unit officers. Mrs. D.
g. Scothorn, department music chair
man. will give a group Of vocal num-
bers.
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Mrs. w. A. Alfonte and daughter
Helen left yesterday for Grand Forks
where they will spend q week with
Miss Catherine Alfonte. . student q
the University OF North Dakota.
"
Mrs. Mary J.. WEIGH arrived yes.
terday from Detroit. Chicago, ant
Minneapolis, where she has been Wis
iting her daughters and other rela-
tives for several months.
The Betty Dancers, pupils Of Miss
Betty Brucher, viii be presented In q
dance revue at the city auditorium,
April q. About 50 children win take
part.
Ladies' OF the Aid society Of the
First Baptist church will hold q food
and apron sale Saturday, April II, at
the Hosktns-M Meyer store.
= + =
Miss Ada Ahrens Is here for q visit
with her sister, Miss Mabel Ahrens,
en- route to her home at Lidgerwood
after completing q term Of school at
iceland.
Chapter r, Of the p. e. o. Sister
hood, will hold its regular meeting
Monday afternoon ut the home Of
Mrs. william Harris, 826 Fifth street
The Yeoman Ladies' club will meet
at 2:30 Tuesday afternoon with Mrs.
Lyman Morley, SIS Tenth street.
Mrs. Nell Pollard, TOT Avenue A,
will be hostess to Chapter N, p. E. Q.
Monday evening at 1890.
Miss Mabel Everson and Miss Lille
Hanson, Washburn, are spending the
day. In Bismarck.
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Dorothy Byrnes Is
Mobridge May Queen
Tribune Special Service)

Mobridge, 8. D., April 5.-tReThe
students Of the junior-senior high
schools cast their votes for May queen
this week, and Miss Dorothy Byrnes
was chosen. Other candidates were
Misses Eildred Miller and Maxine
Fuller. Miss Dorothy Is the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Byrnes Of near
Selby.
The May fete Is an elaborate affair
held in the high school the fore part
Of May. The cast includes q large
number Of students, and to accommo-
date the large number Of people who
wish to see the performance four per-
formances are usually given, two
afternoons and two evenings.
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Benjamin Kuderling,
", III. G. Schwantes'
Uncle, Buried in S. D.

Funeral services for Benjamin
Kuderling, ~, uncle Of H. q.
Schwantes, who died here Tuesday
while under medical treatment, were
held today ut Big Stone City, 8. D.,
where tho body was sent by the Reif
undertaking establishment.
Kuderling was q native Of Germany
and resided at Brockton. Montana,
where he retired from active life sew
eral years agd, He was born Feb
ruary 10, 1864 ,
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Meet 'sPi]ate's Wife and
others" at the Paramount thea.
tire, Sunday, At $500 p. m. Solo
lists: Mrs. Targart and Mrs.
Scothorn. Organ music, Mrs.
Bankston. Address by the rec
tor Of st. Georges. Free to
all. The Paramount service for
Sunday night.
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City, County Briefs

Miss Margery Morris, domestic
science teacher at the high school. Is
Ill at her home with quinsy.
M. N. Flynn. New Leipzig. is SPEND
ing the day in Bismarck.
H. A. Thomas, Drtscoll. Is q business
visitor In the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Peter, Lardsford.
are transacting business here.
L. B. Smith Is q visitor in the city
today from Sterling.
H. G. Leupp and r. ]. Bohrer are
business visitors here today from
Stanton.
Mi. and Mrs. j.. g. Odeeard and
Family. Washburn. are visiting friends
In the city.
Edwin Rupp. Garrison. is here to-
day attending to business matters.
The regular meeting Of Bismarck
lodge No. s, A. F. and A. NJ. win be
held at Z p. m. Monday. There will
be work in the M. M. degree.
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Social and Personal
Mrs. C~hristianson Is
Elected Regent of
Minishoshe CHAPTER

Mrs. A. M. Christianson was elected
regent Of Minishoshe chapter.
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton, at the annual business meeting
held yesterday afternoon following q
1880 luncheon at the home OF MRS.
%. T. Beatt, 422 First street. Mrs.
Christensen, who served last year Is
first regent, succeeds Mrs. B. e.
6keels.
Other officers named we're Mrs. s.
d. Cook, first ~vice-regent: Mrs. p. J.
Meyer, second yice-regent; Mrs. Be-
att, recording secretary; Mrs. ]. r.
French, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
p. G. Bakken, treasurer; Mrs. L. p.
Warren, registrar; and Mrs. F. b.
Strauss, historian.
Mrs. Eric Thorberg, chairman Of
the committee who arranged for the
presentation Of the Tony Sarg Mar
ionettes here Monday, reported that
the entertainment was not only q
success financially, but it also brought
to Bismarck a rare treat in the mat
ter Of shows. Because of the fine
support, Minishoshe chapter will be
able to keep the cabin open during
the coming summer, with q hostess,
and will be able to take care of any
needed repairs.
In a resolution adopted by the
chapter, appreciation was expressed
for the splendid cooperation of Bis
naarck business, service clubs. and
schools, as well as the Mandan bust
ness men and schools.
During the meeting Mrs. R. D.
Hoskins gave q report Of the state
conference In Minot, which she at
tended.
Places were marked for 81 at the
luncheon tables. and appointments
were in pink. Snap dragons adorned
the tables, and baskets of spring
flowers and pussy willows were used
about the rooms. HostesseS were Mrs.
Beatt, Mrs. Christensen and Mrs. G.
F. Dullam.
Guests of the chapter yer Mrs.
Nell Pollard, a member of the chap
ter at Marshfield, WIS.,, and Mrs. M.
Morgan, a member Of the chapter at
Fredonia, N. Y.
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Auxiliary Officer to
Serve on Commission

Mrs.-A. G.. Porter, Edgeley. child
welfare chairman Of the American
Legion Auxiliary. has been appointed
by Governor George F. Shafer to
serve on the diphtheria prevention
commission for North Dakota, &C.
cording to an announcement made
this week by Mrs. James Morris. de-
partment president of the auxiliary.
This commission will cooperate with
the state health department and the
United States health department, in
a campaign to eradicate diphtheria
from the state.
This program for the prevention of
d~iphtheria will come under the child
health program inaugurated by Mrs.
Porter this year In connection with
the child welfare program of the aux
iliary.
Representatives of other organiza-
lions in the state are also serving on
this commission, Mr.. r. O. Kraabel,
veterans service commissioner, Fargo,
representing the American Legion.
\ 4 \
A seasonal color scheme, Of yellow
and green. was used by Miss Mar
garet Will and Miss Alden Paris, for
two bridge parties given at their
homes Wednesday. A one o'clock
luncheon "a served at the Will
home. 1923 Third street. Covers were
placed for IL, and yellow jonquils
centered each table. In the bridge
games during the afternoon, honors
were held by frankie Davis and Mar
guerite D'Ardis. A bridge dinner was
held at the Paris home. 404 Fifth
street, the evening. Twelve guests
were also hidden to this party. and q
similar decorative effect was carried
out. Honors at cards were held by
Misses Agnes Fleck, and Katherine
Marcks.
Contest. stunts. and dancing pro-
vided entertainment at the kid par
ty" given last evening at the Masonic
temple for members of the Order Of
Rainbow Girls. by the Rainbow adj
visory board. Speciality dances, songs
and readings given by several Of
the girls. All guests came in costume.
Mrs. Andrew Erdahl is mother adj
visor to the group, and board mem
berS are Mrs. Price Owens, Mrs. A.. l..
FoSteson, Mrs. F. E. McCurdy, Mrs. O.
v. Bowman. Mrs. j. p. Galyen. Mrs.
F. E. Dfehl. and Mrs. F. @. Alderman.
and George Humphreys, G. L. Spear.
= =
A most successful event was the
demonstration recital given yesterday
afternoon in the Grand Pacific hotel
parlors. In which children between
the ages Of four and six took part.
Group numbers. presented by two
classes opened the program. Piano
solos and duets showing skill and
technique, which would have done
credit to far older pupils. were given.
interspersed with dance numbers by
three pupils of Miss Margaret RAM
sey.
Hyacinths adorned the table, and
appointments in keeping with the
season were used at the silver tea
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Ben G. Larkin and Mrs. G. W. Nc
Donnell, at the Larkin home. 1916
Eleventh street. This is the fourth
of a series of teas given to raise funds
for the local Wornen's Nonpartisan
club. The hostesses were assisted in
the ooms by Mrs. Ralph Wooton and
Mrs. Russell Larkin. Another tea Is
to be given next week.