The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-07
Auxiliary Begins
Roundup Councils

Opening the first of a series Of
american Legion Auxiliary roundup
councils Tuesday afternoon at Reeder.
Mrs. A. G. Porter has begun sched-
ule which will take her into every dis
trlct in the state this month and next.
She conducted a council Wednesday
afternoon at Beach, assisted by Mrs.
E. w. Tobin, Dickinson, sixth district
committeewoman, who will accom-
nany her this week. Other meetings
will be held at Beulah and Hebron
Thurdsay and at Fort Yates Friday.
Council meetings at which each of
The l58 units will be contacted will be
started in the Fifth district Oct. II.
Mrs. Porter Is expected to come to
Bismarck Saturday and will accom-
Tany members of the local unit to Re-
can. where they will be guests of the
Iegan unit at get-together meeting.
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Miss Rose Verie was hostess to
laembers of st. Teresa mission group
IIcEday evening at her home. 1921
Tain avenue. Bridge was played at
dlrce tables and score honors were
held by Mrs. D. A. Dodds.
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A review of Will Durant's Twelve
Greatest Events in History" featured
the program when the Mothers club
met Tuesday afternoon at the home
CT Mrs. w. E. Perry. Each member
briefly mentioned some historical
event in response to roll call.
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Mrs. Karl Wahl, 402 Eleventh st.,
Mrs. John Ehrmantraut, 204 Thir-
teenth St., Mrs. Dave Smith, 222 Main
avenue, and their children left We'd
uesday by car for Ryder to spend the
remainder of the week visiting with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Packard, Chica-
go, former Bismarck residents, were
jn the city Tuesday for brief visit.
MIR. Packard, who is connected with
the department of the Standard Oil
company, was transacting business for
hiS company.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Enright, SIS
Third ST., returned Tuesday from
Berthold where they attended the fu-
neral of Mrs Enrights father, J. F.
Clson who died Thursday at his home
near Ryder after several weeks i'll
ness. Mrs Earight was at her faith
er's bedside at the time of his death
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Mrs. F. E. Andrist, sos Avenue E
gave birthday party Tuesday after
noon for her small granddaughter, Rita
LaVonne Thompson, daughter Of Mrs
L. B. Thompson, who was celebrating
her first anniversary. The guests
were eight children, all cousins of the
guest of honor. A birthday cake cen
tered the refreshment table, and bal
looms and favors marked the places.
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In compliment to her mother. Mrs
j. l.. Cornelius, Edna, Mo-, who is her
guest, Mrs. j. O. Thoreson, Mason
apartments, entertained eight guests
at a bridge party Tuesday afternoon
Mrs Ernest O. Stoudt,> Jr.,, and Mrs
Merton J. Orr were awarded score
prizes and there was favor for Mrs
Cornelius. Gay fall flowers were usec
in the decorations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rue were
hosts at small bridge party Tuesday
evening at their home, 619 Mandar
St, honoring Mr.. and Mrs. +. L. Nc
Garry, Aberdeen. S. D. Bridge wa:
played at two tables, with the score
prize going to Mr.. and Mrs. j. E
O'Neil. Bouquets of late garden flow
ers centered the tables and were usec
about the rooms.
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Members of the Busy Bee Sewing
club elected Mrs. Matt Pillen presi'
dent at the annual meeting of thu
group held Tuesday afternoon at thu
home of Mrs. A. W. Snow, Oil Eighth
ST. Other officers named to serve
with her are Mrs. Harry Berg, vict
president; and Mrs. Snow, Secretar!
and treasurer. Following the business
session the afternoon was spent so