The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-17
Federation Banquet
Is Attended by 400

-Four hundred North Dakota club
women were seated ct the annual
banquet Of the state federation Of
woTnen's clubs held at the Presby-
terian church in Fargo Wednesday
evening.
Baskets Of autumn flowers and
favors In green and white, the fed
Grafton colors. decked the tables. Mrs.
ALBERT E. Jones, Lisbon, presided.
A song contest in which the eight
districts competed for honors, feat
ured the evening. Fourth district
clubwomen were judges. The fifth
district, Mrs. ]. A. Manley, New
Rockford, president, won and received
the baton presented by Mrs. Jones.
The ex-officers club, composed OF
past state officers, held its annual
dinner and frolic in the Fine Arts
clubhouse Tuesday evening. Forty
members were present.
Mrs. z. G. Haagenson, Grand
Forks, was elected president Of the
group; Mrs. NJ. A. Baldwin, Fargo
vice president: and Mrs. August
Peterson, Harvey, secretary-treas-
llrer. Mrs. Lyman Cary, Mandan, Is
the retiring president.
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Miss Esther Oberg, formerly q
member Of the staff at the Bismarck
hospital, has taken q position at the
Mandan Deaconess hospital.
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Mrs. Stanley Patera entertained q
group Of young women at q bridge
party Wednesday evening at her
home. Honors In the games were held
by Amanda Roswick and 1rma Cox.
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Miss Dorothy Birdzell, daughter Of
Justice and Mrs. L. E. Birdzell, 40C
Sixth ST.. will leave Saturday for Ann
Arbor, Mich, to resume l.er studies
Rt the University Of Michigan.
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Jack Cowan, son OF Mr.. and Mrs
u G. Cowan, 3Q6 Avenue B, viii
leave Friday for Fargo where he viii
enter the North Dakota Agricultural
college.
Cards were played at 20 tables al
the benefit bridge party given Wed.
nesday evening at the World Wal
Memorial building by the Roya
Neighbors lodge Score prizes In thu
games were awarded Miss Gwendolyr
Jensen and L. s. Blensley. Cosmos
petunias and other garden flower!
were used in decorating the rooms.
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Mrs. F.. G. Stucke, 722 Mandan st.
left Thursday afternoon for Fargt
where she will spend q few days Will
friends. From there she will go Z
Parkers Prairie, MIMI. for a visi
with her mother, Mrs. Johanna Mel
son, who will accompany her to BIS
marck on her return in about 10 days
Mrs. Stucke also expects to stop II
st. Paul for q visit with Mrs. A. II
Miesen. former Bismarck resident.
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Miss Iabelle Humphreys. daughte
Of MI. and Mrs. George Humphreys
p3O Eighth st.. and Miss Thelm'
Iiessman, daughter Of Mr.. and Mr.
Charles Liessman, 615 Seventh 81
will leave Friday for Fargo to atten'
the North Dakota Agricultural col
1ege. They will be accompanied 2;
MIR. and Mrs. Humphreys, VINO WI
spend the weekend In Fargo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H M. Leonhard an
daughter Jean, TO Mandan st.. lef
Thursday afternoon by q for Farg
where Mr.. Leonard. q member OF tn
North Dakota American Legion banc
will Join the national convention spe
cial train for Detroit. Mrs. Leonhar'
and daughter will go to Grafton an
Grand Forks to visit relatives Will
Mr.. Leonhard Is at the convention
They will be away 10 days.
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In celebration Of the 18th birthda
anniversary Of her granddaughter
Jacuueline Cochrane Oeltjen, Seattle
Wash, Mrs. Nora Cochrane, 4Ol FIT
st., entertained a company OF eign
girls at q matinee luncheon. Jacque
line and her mother will spend tn
winter in Bismarck with Mrs. Coch
rane. Yellow garden flowers and yel
low candles decorated the table. Lat
er the guests attended the show
the Paramount.
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Mrs. A w. Lucas, Palo Alto, Calf
former Bismarck resident, who hs
been spending. the summer In BIZ
marck, was q guest Of honor at
bridge dinner given Tuesday evenlr
by Mrs. Oscar Morck, Mandan. TT
dinner was served in the Norther
Pacific dining room 1T tables deco
ated with lavender asters. Afte1
wards cards were played at II
Morck home. The guests include
Mrs. Max Kupitz, Bismarck and MI
Benno Schimansky, Solen.