The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-03
SOCIETY NEWS
Miss Judith Rue Is
Elected by Sorority


dent Of Eta Rho chapter Of Epsilon
Sigma Alpha sorority at a special
meeting of the group held Monday
evening at the home Of Miss Rue, I'll
Avenue A.
Other officers chosen were: Miss
Helen Giese, vice president; Miss Ber-
nice Nelson, secretary; and Miss Ma
bel Halver, treasurer. Miss Madge
Runey is educational director Of the
group.
The chapter, organized year ago.
is one of the two North Dakota
branches of the national body, found
ed to promote study along educational
lines. The Bismarck group will con-
duct a study of the literature of ia
pan during the next few months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe LeFor, Dickinson,
visited over the weekend in Bismarck
as the guests of Mrs. ]. j. Morgen-
thalcr.
Miss Myrtle Haight, 513 Avenue A,
was hostess to members OF st. There
sa's mission group Monday evening
Three tables were in play, with score
l1onors going to Miss Alice Cuntz.
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Miss Clare Murphy, technician at
the st. Alexius hospital, has returned
to Bismarck after a visit IN James,
town with Mr.. and Mrs. William Clel-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Tenenoff and
two children, who have resided at 615
First St., for the last two years, lett
Tuesday morning by car for Mt.
Pleasant, Iowa. where they expect TO
make their future home.
Miss Mary Cram. 1l2 Avenue G
West. and Miss Helen Herman, GID
Thayer Avenue, have returned from
Jamestown where they attended the
Homecoming celebration at James,
town college.
Mrs. John Burke, 224 Avenue A
West. state president of the American
War Mothers, gave reports OF the
state and national conventions at
meeting of the Mandan chapter Tues
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Anna j. Stark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Nierling and Mrs
H. G. Nierling, Jamestown. have
come to Bismarck to be with Miss
Mary Nierling, Jamestown, who un-
derwent an emergency operation Tor
appendicitis Sunday evening at the
st. Alexius hospital.
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Announcements have been received
in Bismarck of the marriage of Mis-:
Ruby Erickson, Bakersfield, Calf.
and Carl Hamblet, San Francisco
Calf. which took place Oct. al
Reno. New. Mrs. Hamblet is daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Erickson
Driscoll, and was graduated from the
Bismarck hospital Nurses Training
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamblet WILL
make their home in San Francisco.
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An informal report of the supreme
P. E. o. convention at Portland. Ore.
was presented by Mrs. F. r. Snlytf
at meeting of Chapter F. of the
P. E. o. Sisterhood Monday after
noon at the Smyth home, 218 Thire
street. Many details of the meeting
not given in previous report wer:
recounted for the chapter members.
"a Sojourn in Sunny Spain" wa.
the topic Of a paper read by Mrs r
G. Morton at a meeting Of the Won
ans club Monday evening at ths
home of Mrs. j. G. Peltier. 312 Par
street. The club is following mis-.
cellaneous travel program this sea.
son.
Miss Betty w. Mayer, r. N, Chi
cago, assistant superintendent Of
nurses for the U. S. Navy Nurse corps
addressed the senior nurses of the
Bismarck Hospital Nurses Training
School Monday afternoon. She usec
steropticon slides to show the variou:
nursing stations maintained by the
navy and gave qualifications and the
enrolment plan. Miss Mayer lef,
Tuesday morning for Aberdeen.
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A group of county superintendent
here for their annual meeting were
guests of the Pan-Attic club at the
regular noon luncheon Monday at the
Patterson hotel. A paper entitled
THE Cultural Background of Latir
America was presented by Mrs. G. c
st. Cyr, who also conducted a round
table discussion. Mrs A. w. Gussnel
led discussion on foods of foreign
nations. The guests included MIS-
Nell Cooper, Valley City; Miss Mary
Cusator, Jamestown; Mrs. Anna
Roether, Devils Lake; Mrs. Jennie
Skrivseth, Lakota; Mrs. Nellie Evarts
Bismarck; and Mrs. Leroy H. PeaSe
Wahpeton.
Miss Ruth E. Wheaton, Sheboy
ga.-,, Mich, national field secretar.
for the Methodist Women's HON
Missionary society, will speak at
public meeting at 1880 o'clock tnl
evening in the McCabe Methods
church. Miss Wheaton was CUES
of honor at an informal afternool
party given by Mrs. Alfred S. Dale
1915 Eighth street, Tuesdany and Wi
be entertained at a family Dime
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. r. a
Ritterbush, 304 Mandan street, TIL
evening. She will accompany mem
bers of the local missionary societ
to Dickinson Wednesday for the dis
trict meeting there.
Rummage Sale in Laske
Block on Fifth street tOmOr