The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-11
SOCIETY q MEMS
University Club Is
Opened in Bismarck

OpeneQ IN Bismarck
With the establishment Of the Uni
versity club at al6 Fourth st., Bis
narck has the distinction Of being the
only town In North Dakota to have a
resident club for university women.
It Is believed to be the only city Of its
size to possess such club.
Sponsored by the local branch Of
the American Association Of Univer-
sity Women. the club will serve both
as headquarters for the Bismarck
branch and IS residence for lim-
tted number OF association members.
Around 1t will center al activities OF
the local group.
Opened last week, with Miss Har-
fiet Rust as resident manager, four
university women are now living 1T
the club. The house has accommo-
datiohs for six and applications for
the other rooms are on file.
The living room, writing room and
dining room are open TO all members
and their guests and meals will be
served to nonresident members at q
nominal cost.
A board Of managers will supervise
the club. Serving on this board are
Miss Gcnevieve Parsons, Mrs. o. s..
Rindahl, Miss Mary Cayou. Mrs. E. j.
Conrad, Mrs. A. e. Young and Miss
Margaret Ftllmer.
Mss Helen Showalter, daughter Of
hrs. Leila Showalter, 100 West Ros-
ser avenue, has left for Jamestown to
continue her studies at st. Johns
academy.
Mrs. B. M. Dunn, 100 West Thayer
avenue. has returned from Spirit
Lake, Iowa, and Pipestone, Mimi,
where she spent the last two months
with relatives.
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Marlin Loehrke. 407 Third st., and
Tom Boutrous. 4O7 First st., left
Thursday for Grand Forks to resume
their work at the University Of North
Dakota.
Edward Lahr, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
E, v. Lahr, 22l Avenue B West, will
leave Saturday for Grand Forks,
where he will enter the University OF
North Dakota. ....
Bert Dunn, son Of MRS. B. M. Dunn,
100 West Thayer avenue. has taken
position as chief engineer at kG1A
radio station at Las Vegas, New. he
has been with broadcasttng COM
pany at Los Angeles for the last year
or more.
Mrs. E. A. Greenwood. 4l2 Eighth
ST Was hostess to members OF St.
Anthony's mission group Thursday
evening. Bridge was played at three
tables and Mrs. Carl vogle ana mrs.
Raw Joos received score prises. Gar
den flowers were arranged IN the
rooms.
A study program for the winter
months was outlined at . meeting OF
the Bismarck Homemakers' club
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. L. N. Belden, 8o6 First street.
Mrs. Casper Irish gave 9 salad dem
nnstrati0n during the AFTERNOON: Tho.
clubs next meeting will be OCTOBER
8 with Mrs. l.. p. Wedge.
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Members Of the alumni association
of the st. Alexius hospital entertained
at picnic supper Thursday evening
at the Mandan Indian lodge on the
capitol grounds. In honor OF the SIS
tiers of the hospital. About 81 OF the
sisters were present. Mrs. Florence
Davis. librarian for the state histor-
ical society, addressed the group ana
a program Of stunts was given. MRS
AL Pfeffer and Mrs. James w.
Guthrie were in charge.
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A dinner meeting Thursday evening
IN the Cavern room ct the Hotel
Prince cafe marked the first gather
inr of the season for members Of the
Liberal Arts club. Mrs. Florence Da-
Wis and Mrs. v. J. IaRose were ap-
pointed delegates to the state fedora
ton convention In Fargo and Miss
Helen Katen was named as alternate.
Mrs. F. H. Waldo read . paper en-
titled Adventures. In Writing. de-
scribing difficulties with which the
author must cope in getting his
stories marketed
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Judge G. Crimson Of the second
judicial district and Mrs. Crimson
expect to leave this weekend for
their home in Rugby after spending
several days in Bismarck. They have
remained here while repairs were be-
ing completed on their car, badly
damaged in an accident east OF BIS
marck, while they were en- route to-
Dickinson. Judge Crimson Thursday
presided at q district court case IN
Mandan.
Miss Auverne Olson, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Obert Olson, and Miss
Audrey Rohrer, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. s. Rohrer, left Thursday for
Grand Forks to continue their studies
at the University Of North Dakota. |
They went down early to be present
for the opening of sorority rush week,
which opens Saturday. The two
young women will have charge Of
1.-The Land Of Oz" party. one Of the
entertainments Ql61x0SO " 0CAU0
Gamma sorority chapter for next
week.
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Mrs. Max Kupitz, 313 Mandan St., |
was hostess Thursday at an afternoon !
bridge at her home. There were |
guests for three tables and score hon.
ors in the games were held by Mrs.
Oscar Morck. A profusion Of garden |
flowers decorated the rooms while |
different color notes were carried ont |
for each table. One table was done
in pink, another in green and another |
in yellow. Fayors to match the ap- |