The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-30
Council Will Continue
! Girls Club Activities

Decision to sponsor only the girls
club at the Wachter school this sea-
Son was made at meeting Of the
Bismarck Girls Work council Tues
Gay evening in the World War Memo
rial building.
It is expected that the clubs pre-
viously organized at the Richholt and
Will schools will either affiliate with
Girl Scout troops or will have a
separate recreational program under
the supervision of John Reel. recrea-
tional director.
The need Of part time Girl Scout
secretary was discussed and the
years financial report was received.
Mrs. Eric Thorberg. Council presi-
dent, announced the appointment OF
Miss Mary Houser to represent the
Council at the meeting of the Com
munity Chest board. Mrs. A. H
Barrett was named as the Councils
delegate to the Bismarck Community
Council.
Governor and Mrs. George F. Shaf-
er have as their guest Mrs. E. r. Fair
rail- of Schafer, N. D., sister Of Gov
ernor Shafer.
Mrs. F. A. Lahr, 100 Avenue B
West, entertained company Of nine
women at o'clock vanishing
luncheon Monday afternoon at her
home. This was the second Of a
series of similar luncheons which will
be given to raise funds for welfare
work sponsored by Circle No. 3 Of the
Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society. The
afternoon was spent in sewing.
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Members of her bridge club were
guests at a 1880 o'clock luncheon CIV
en- Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. M. H.
Atkinson, $40 West Rosser avenue. An
autumn note was emphasized in the
appointments and late garden flowers
decorated the tables. Places were
marked for IL. Mrs. Jack Fleck and
Mrs. Frank Bassett received score
prizes in the afternoons bridge games.
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In honor of Captain and Mrs. G.
A. Hoss, Fort Lincoln. who leave Fri
day for Mather Field, Sacramento.
Calf, Major and Mrs. A. G. Young
entertained at bridge dinner Tues
day evening at their home, 600 West
Broadway. Asters, cosmos and other
fall flowers were used in the table
decorations and covers were placed Tor
IL. Bridge was played after din
her.
An autumn note. predominated In
the appointments for the bridge din
ner given Tuesday evening by Mr.
and Mrs. o. w. Roberts, 1T Main
avenue. Decorations in tones of yell
low and orange were used for the
table and places we're laid for IL
guests. Mrs. M. W. Roam and DR..
F. B. Strauss held honors In the
bridge games during the evening.
This is the first of series Of din
ners which Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts Will
give in the near future.
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DR.. N. o. Ranstad and his daugh.
ter, Miss Edith Ramstad, 1924 Fourth
street, have returned to Bismarck
after q three months tour of Europe.
They visited England and the lake
cohntry Of Scotland and spent few
weeks travelling in Norway and Swe-
den. The remainder Of the time was
spent in Berlin and other places in
Germany. Miss Ramstad will visit
here for about two weeks before leav-
ing for South Hadley, Mass, to re-
sumo her studies at Mt. Holyoke COL
lege.
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Cards were in play at q tables
Tuesday evening at the benefit
bridge party sponsored by the local
court, Catholic Daughters Of America.
Proceeds will be used for charity work
of the organization. Bridge score
prizes were awarded Mrs. Leo De-
Rockford, Mrs. w. F. McGraw. ]. N.
Roherty and Brother Peter Wherlan.
In charge Of the party was commit
tee comprised Of Mesdames Joseph
Tschumperlin, j. p Wagner. T. J. Lee.
G.. E. Mckee. j. D. Healow. Stanley
Cervinski, A. p. Simon, A. H. Barrett.
J. N. Roherty, E. B. German, N. N.
Hermann and j. E. O"Neil and the
Misses Mary Kwako. Agnes Boehm
and Gertrude Wanzek.