The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-06
SC)C[ErY NEWS
Two P. E. O. Chapters
Study Constitution

A l o'clock buffet luncheon at the
home of Mrs. E. A. Thorberg, 712
Fourth ST., preceded the meeting of
Chapter F OF the p. E. o. Sisterhood
Monday afternoon. This was the first
OF four similar affairs planned for the
chapter year.
The program was devoted to a
study of the p. E. o. constitution and
bylaws, and similar program was
followed by Chapter N at its meeting
that evening. Mrs. George Will lead
a discussion Of the bylaws and rules
and Mrs. J. p. French conducted a
quiz Of the constitution and read min
utes of the state convention.
Mrs. j. l.. Cornelius, a member of
the p. E. O. Chapter at Edna, Mo-,
who is returning from the supreme
convention, and Miss Tillie Sander
son, LaMoure, were guests at the
meeting.
Mesdames Thorberg, r. j. Meyer,
E. B. Cox, Cynthia Cook. G. . Con-
verse, George Bird and Charles Staley
comprised the committee in charge
VI CIlC 1ullCllSOAl.
Members of Chapter N of the Sis
terhcod were entertained Monday
evening by Miss Henricka Beach, at
the home of MRS. Henry Mailman,
BIG Mandan St.
Mrs. Juanita Edick was in charge of
the constitution and bylaws study.
Miss Ruby Schuman presented
paper giving vivid account of the
life Of Alice Foote McDougal, New
York business woman.
The Misses Laura and Tillie Sand
erson were guests Of the chapter.
Gordon Cox, Bismarck attorney, is
back after several days business
trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frayne Baker. sos
West Thayer avenue, returned to Bis
marck Monday from Minneapolis
where they spent several days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Loberg, Minot.
spent Sunday in Bismarck as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Boise.
618 West Thayer avenue. Mrs. Lo-
berg and Mrs. Boise are sisters.
Andrew Roseberg, Seattle, Wash.
is here for a short visit with mis-
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Knudtson, 8l0 Fifth street.
Mr.. Rcseberg, a resident Of Mclean
county in the early days, annually
makes a visit to North Dakota to look
after property interests, and renew
acquaintances.
Historical Background of Psyche
1ogy'' was the title of a paper dealing
with French, English and German
schools, which was read at meeting
of the Cosmos club Monday evening
with Mrs. Sowles. The paper. writ
ten by Miss Lillian Cook, was read by
Mrs. r. Van Neste. I.
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Miss Mildred Guam, 4l2 Fifth ST.,
will leave this evening for Lisbon,
summoned there by the death Of her
aunt, Mrs. Ella Anderson. She will
be Joined at Steele by her mother,
Mrs. Thomas Ritchie and by her
brother, Bud Guam, who Will accom-
pany her to Lisbon.
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John A, johnson, who has spent
the summer in Bismarck with his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. ann
Mrs. Fred Anstrom, 206 Park street,
left Tuesday noon for Los Angeles.
Calf. Mr.. johnson, a pioneer OF
Burleigh county, has spent the VIM
ter on the west coast for q numoer
of years.
Mrs. F.. J. Bassett, 206 Park street,
accompanied by Miss Esther Caul-
kins and F. A. Eggert, Fargo, lelt
Monday by car for Fargo where Mrs.
Bassett will spend about q week with
Mr.. Bassetts mother, Mrs. A. E. Bas-
sett Miss Caulkins and Mr.. Eggert
were guests at the BaSsett home over
the weekend.
Mrs. Spencer Boise, 618 West
Thayer avenue, who has been vlslt-
ing relatives in Fargo for about al
week, has returned to Bismarck. She
stopped there on her way home from
Detroit and Toronto where she ana
Mr.. Boise attended the national con-
yention of the American Legion and
Auxiliary and a national convention
of clinic managers, respectively. MI.
Boise returned to Bismarck about a
week ago.
DR.. and Mrs ]. O. Thoreson, Mason
apartments, have as Their guest for
a week or longer Mrs. ThoreSon's
mother, Mrs. j. L. Cornelius. OIL
Edna, Mo. Mrs. Cornelius came
here from Portland, Ore, where she
has been visiting since the close Of
the supreme convention of the P. z.
o. Sisterhood, held there last month.
In honor Of Mrs. Cornelius, Miss
Irene Lambertus entertained a COIL
pany of friends at dinner last eve
ming at her home in the Tribunei
apartments.
Miss Ruth Pollard, whose marriage |
will take place the latter part OF the
month, was complimented Monday
evening when Miss Harriet Lane and |
Miss Irene Pilmoor entertained mem !
bers of ST. Georges Evening Guild at.
a bridge party in her honor. The af-
fair was given at the home of Miss
Lanes mother, Mrs. Otto Holta. 5O4
West Broadway. Cards were played
at four tables and score honors were
held by Mrs r. N. Orchard. Miss Pol
lard received a gift of silver. Au-
tumn flowers were used in the decora-
tons.
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Mrs. J. H. Hoskins read paper on |
''Homemaking in Foreign Lands" at a
meeting of the Woman's club Monday |
evening at the home Of Mrs. J. B.
Smith. Mrs. A. G. Wilkinson, Man.
dan. was hostess. During the business
session Mrs. E. B. German and Mrs |