The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-09-12
B. P. w. Club Plans
For Active Season

Activities in which members of the
Bismarck Business and Professional
Women's club will participate during
the 1030-31 club year will include
classes in drama, arts and crafts, cur
rent events and physical education,
as well as bridge, according to q pro-
gram submitted by Miss Lillian Cook,
chairman Of the activities committee,
at the first dinner meeting Tuesday
evening In the club rooms. Places
were marked for 20 at the tables,
which were gay with bouquets Of late
fall flowers.
As in previous seasons, the group
will meet twice monthly, the first
meeting being q dinner followed by q
business session, and the second q
social evening. A new feature this
year will be the current events class
directly after dinner, istead Of fol-
lowing the old custom Of devoting a
separate night to study Of current
topics. This arrangement is expected
to increase interest in the study con-
Siderably.
Other events which are included In
the program for this year are the an
niversary dinner, C Christmas party,
q rummage sale, an entertainment for
eighth grade girls, and the annual
mothers-daughters banquet.
Chairmen of the various committees
will have charge of the meetings, with
one month allotted to each. Chair
men and the months they will serve,
are: Miss Cook, activities, Septem-
Der; Catherine Mcdonald, house, Oc-
tober: Mrs. L. B. Sowles, membership,
November; Mrs. j. w. Scott, Rose
Huber, finance and auditing, Deem
Der; Amy Fahlgren. publicity, jan
uary; Mrs. Berta Baker, legislative,
February; Mrs. Nellie Evarts, educa-
ton, March; Mrs. Mary Davis, Health,
April: Esther Maxwell, emblem, May;
and Judith Rue, flower, Mary Huber,
placement. and Mrs. Ray v. Stair,
personnel, June.
Officers Of the club are Miss Bessie
Baldwin, president; Miss Susan v.
Scheaffer, vice president; Mrs. George
McCay, secretary, and Mrs. J. w.
Scott, treasurer.
DR.. and Mrs. Edgar Dale and infant
daughter arrived yesterday from their
home in Columbus, Ohio, to spend a
week or more visiting with DR.. Dale's
brother and sister-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Dale, 211 West Rosser
avenue. DR.. Dale is engaged in re-
search work at Ohio State university.
They were accompanied here by Miss
Estelle Dale, a sister, who has been
spending the summer in Columbus,
and who will return to her studies at
jamestown college the latter part Of
the month.
Mrs. II. p. Goddard and Mrs. S. A.
Floren entertained the members Of
their bridge club and their husbands
at a seven o'clock bridge dinner last
evening. The dinner was served at.
the Floren home. 802 Mandan street.
Garden flowers were used in the table
decorations, and covers were placed
for Is. Later cards wer played at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Goddard,
808 Mandan street. Score prizes were
awarded Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Jones.
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MlSS f1eleu CTaW1OrQ le1C To-Day 0y
motor for Fargo, where she will spend
a few days with her afther, L. F.
Crawford, formerly of Bismarck.
From Fargo Miss Crawford will go to
Boston where she will enter Simmons
college, to specialize in library work.
She was accompanied to Fargo today
by her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Kenneth Crawford, who mo-
tored here yesterday.
Mrs. Karla dollhouse. 2O5 Second
street, is spending q few days in
Fargo with her sisters, Miss Lillian
Van Horn and Mrs. E. G. Flemming.
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Mrs. b. j. Kuntz left this morning |
for Minneapolis to spend a week as
the guest Of friends.