The Bismarck tribune., 1931-04-14
Bismarck Clubs Will
Send Large Delegation
To District Meeting g


clubs and tauee Junior clubs are ex-
pected to attend the convention Of
the eighth district Of the North Da-
koNa Federation Of Women's clubs
which Upens In Jamestown Thursday
afternoon. Sessions will continue
through Friday, with Mrs. James H.
Cooper, Courtenay, district president,
ia the chair.
Mrs. John Burke and Mrs. G. A.
Rawlings have been appointed to
represent the Fhxtnight1y club; Mrs.
George r. Ehater and 1lIS. G. G. Con-
rerse, the Current Events club: Mrs.
NJ. w. Roam the Monday club; Mrs.
1oaan r. F1eck ana 1Gs. E. J. Heasing
the Bismarck Study club; MIS- F. N.
Davis and Miss Marie Le,nohn the
Thursday Musical club; Mrs. Florence
Davis and Miss Alice Angus the La
beral Arts cls1b: Mrs. }. x. Blunt and
Mrs. II. n. Berg the Wednesday
Study club; Miss He3en Katen and
Mrs. Fred Janscntus the Cosmos club
and Mrs. Albin Hedstrcm the Pro-
gressive Mothers club.
The Mothers' club has not rs yet
chosen its delegates. Two other mem
bers Of tie Wednesday Study club,
Mrs. w. H. Bodenstab and Mrs. Burt
Einney are also planning to attend.
rs are several district and depart
nent chairmen.
Junior dele9ates will be Bertha
6hultz and Lila Schnieder of the -Four
Leaf Glover Study club: Beverly
Barnes and Mae Keulln OF the Jun
ior Study club; and Emma Omaz,
Priscilla Hosie and Catherine Bailey
of the Sakakawea club.
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The Bismarck Study club will make
a study of South America next year,
It was announced at meeting OF the
group Monday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. H e. Shearn. The program
committee, composed Of Mrs f. j.
Heising, Mrs. Jack Fleck and Mrs Il.
H. Hanson, Is arranging the new out
line which viii consist Of reports ON
travels, papers relating to products
and history Of the countries and book
reviews. South America Of Today
was the topic for the program at the
meeting Monday with Mrs. FlecK'
Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Andrew Er-
dahl reading papers. The group Will
complete its study of South America
at the next meeting.
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MIR. and Mrs. D: E. Shipley, Who re-
Gently moved into their new home At
406 West RosSer avenue, were tender
ed a housewarning Sunday evening
when a company of friends gathered
at their home. Dinner was served
by the self-invited guests. Covers
were placed for 16 at the table, which
had a bowel of calendulas as a center
piece. The evening was spent az bridge
with high scores going to Mrs. Harry
Woodmansee and c. s. Fossum MIR.
and Mrs. Shipley received a gift.
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Effects of the machine age upon
idealism were discussed at meeting
of the Cosmos club Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. Fred Janconlus.
Miss Bessie Baldwin was hostess. The
STUDY chapter from Towards Civil
ezation" was by Michael Pupin and
the program was in charge - Mrs.
George Mckay. Mrs. II. A. McNutt
gave several readings.
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A company of eight friends ar
ranged a surprise party for Mrs. NAL
win Olson, 412 Fifth ST.. Saturday
evening, in honor Of her birthday an
niversary. Bridge was played at two
tables and honors went to Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Twilling. Mrs Olson was
presented with a gift of green crystal
stemware.
Mrs. A. D. Gordon, 2l1 Rosser av-
enue, has left for Minneapolis and
Northfield, Mimi, where she will visit
for a time. She also plans to spend
about a week with relatives in south
ern Minnesota before returning.
Mrs. James Trimble, Mason apart
ments, and her sister, Mrs. @. II.
Limp. 5O2 West Rosser avenue, will
leave Tuesday evening for Minneapo-
lis, where they will spend about a
week visiting with friends.
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DR.. r. p. Merritt, Kenmare, .presi-
dent of the state board OF optome-
trists, and Mrs. Merritt are spending
a few days in Bismarck. Mrs. Merritt
is a sister OF Mrs. Robert Webb. of
the Patterson hotel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Boise, GOA Ave-
nue. D, are back from Fargo, where
they spent the weekend as guests OF
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr..
and Mrs. B. L. Bertel.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Patterson of the
Patterson hotel, have returned from
q several days business trip to Min
neapoIs.