The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-04-06
SOCIETY NEWS
Fourth District Clubs
To Meet in L~idgerwood

Fourth District Clubs
To Meet in Lidgerwood
Addresses By 6. 6. Swain. president
of the Mayville Normal school; and
Hugo Remnington. Lisbon, conserva .
ton director for the state Isaak Wal
ton League, are scheduled for the
meeting of the fourth district clubs
of the North Dakota Federation at
Lidgerwood, April IA and is. Hostess
clubs will be the Dexter Homemak-
ers, the Underwood Civic and Study,
the Lidgerwood Community, the Lid
gerwood Woanan's and the Wyndmere
Civic.
Mrs. Daniel Riley, Lidgerwood, will
give the address Of welcome and Mrs.
c. v. Wheeler, Hope, will respond at
the opening session, when reports OF
officers will be received and Mrs. J.
H. Movius, Lidgerwood, district presi-
dent, will present her message.
DR.. Swain will speak on "Bducatton
for Parenthood," and MrB. Albert e.
Jones, Lisbon, president Of the state
federation, Will read. her annua!
message. The formal ballet will be
taken and q song contest Will close
the first days session.
Mrs. G. G. Swain will preside as
toastmistress at the district banquet
that evening which will be followed
by the scholarship loan entertain
ment. 80
Preceding the Wednesday meeting
will be the presidents breakfast,
served by the hostess clubs. Mr.
Remmington will deliver an address
on North Dakota waterways" dur
ing the morning and Mrs. M. A. Bald
win. Fargo, state PARLIAMENTARY.
will conduct q drill.
Miss Hatch, Fargo, will be the
principal speaker at the afternoon
meeting, speaking On Art. the Essen
tial Of Every Home" The pioneer
mother project will be presented by
Mrs. H. W.. McArdle, Fargo,
chairman.
The fourth district is composed OF
30 clubs, with q total membership OF
$50.
Complimentary to her daughter,
Miss Elsie, Mrs. Carl Nelson, S21
Eighth st., entertained a group OF
school friends and young women VINO
were home from college for Easter at
a tea Sunday afternoon. Miss Mel
son arrived in Bismarck Sunday from
HOLLYWOOD, Calf, where she spent
the winter months. Tulips in pastel
shades and Easter lilies decorated the
tea table, where Mrs. George Janda
presided. Baskets of spring flowers
we're used throughout the rooms. Mrs.
Nelson was assisted in the dining
room by Mrs. G. W. Peterson and
Miss Lucille Coghlan. About go young
women called during the receiving
hours, which were from 3 until 5
o'clock.
Elizabeth Ann LaRose. pianist, and
David Davis, baritone, pupils OF the
Belle Menus Music studio, will pre-
sent one of the series of miniature
:'ecitals Tuesday evening at Z o'clock
ever KFYR. Numbers to be given
are Gavotte, Handel-deSivrai; To a
Wild Rose, From an Indian Lodge,
Mcdowell; From an Old Album.
Mokrejs; March Of the Little Lead
Soldiers, Pierne: Elizabeth Ann La
Rose and Tally Ho, Leoni; The Build
ers. Cadman; A Banjo Song, Homer,
David Davis.
A company Of friends gathered at
the home Of Carl Tolliver. 1922 Ave-
nue. D, Saturday evening, to help him
celebrate his birthday anniversary.
The evening was spent In playing
whist and prizes were awarded Mrs.
Carl Scott, w. r. Johnson, Mrs. Ned
Koelb and George Mindt. Az mid
night refreshments were served by
Mrs. Tolliver, assisted by Mrs. Mindt.
There were "a guests.
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Nelson Sauvain. chairman Of the
board of administration, md Mrs.
Sauvain have returned from Grand
Forks where they attended the an
nual session Of the North Dakota
high school conference, at which DR..
William John Cooper, commissioner
of education, was a speaker.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Zuger and son
Jack, SOL West Thaycr avenue, and
George Moses, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. w. Moses, ZIG Park st.. arc back
from Minneapolis, where they spent
a week as the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
w. E. FttzSiMInonS and other friends.
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Rev. Walter E. Water, pastor Of the
McCabe Methodist church, officiated
at the wedding Of Miss Helen Merkel,
Robinson, and Paul Wise, futile,
which took place Sunday evening at
the Water home. Attendants were
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Brown, Tuttle.
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Mrs. r. A. Kramer, s14 Mandan st.,
has as her guest this week her moth
Mrs. Elizabeth Bleth, Glen Ullin.
Her sister, Mrs. Nick Schneider, Glen
Ullin, has returned to her home aft
er spending Easter at the Kramer
home.
E. l.. Simmons. New England. a
member of the board Of directors of
the North Dakota Federation Of
Womens clubs, visited with friends In
the city Sunday and Monday.
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G. W. Leifur, principal of the VIII
Mrs. Leifur and their small
daughter returned to Bismarck Sum
day evening after spending a few
Gays with friends at Linton.
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