The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-25
Miss Tompkins Speaks
TO Local B. P. w. Club

MISS Gladys TompklnS, Devils Lake,
state president Of the North Dakota
Federation Of Business and Profes-
sional Women's Clubs, was the Spe9k-
or at a dinner meeting for local MEM
bers of the federation, held Wednes-
day evening In the Cavern room at
the Hotel Prince.
Speaking on the history Of women
In business, Miss Tompkins pointed
to the opportunities which women in
industry or In the professions enjoy
today and showed that they soon will
have equal advantages with men In
most fields Of business.
Covers were marked for 20 at the
dinner tables. decorated with pussy
willows and spring flowers. A meet
ing of the drama group followed.
Tuesday 4 social meeting Of the
club was held in the club room, when
a program in observance Of the
George Warrington bicentennial was
presented. Members Of the club gave
short talks describing Mt Vernon and
buildings Of historic interest In WASH
ington, D. G.
A committee composed Of Mrs.
Berta Baker, Mrs. Alfred Zuger, Miss
Laura b. 'eanderson and Miss Rose
Huber was In charge.
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Mrs. Van r. Middlemas, 120 West
Thayer avenue, entertained the men,
,bers of the u. G. T. Auxiliary 1t q
card party Wednesday evening. Score
prizes in the bridge games were won
by Mrs. E. Timer and Mrs. w. E.
Jensen. Five tables were in play.
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Miss Gladys Tompkins, Devils
Lake, president Of the North Dakota
Federation Of Business and Profess
sional Women's clubs, left Bismarck
Thursday morning for jamestown
for brief visit before returning to
her home.
Members Of the American Legion
and Auxiliary will hold joint pro-
gram honoring the memory OF
George Washington at 9 o'clock Fri
day evening IN the dining hall OF
the World War Memorial building.
Separate meetings Of the two organ
izations will precede the program.
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Decorations in keeping with St.
Patrick's day were used for bridge
party given Wednesday evening by
Thelma Random at her home, 821
Main avenue. There were IL guests.
Miss Adeline VIII, Mrs. George Bart.
lett and Mrs. Grover Reip received
the bridge prizes.
Miss Margaret Kajan, 407 Fifth
St., entertained = company Of eight
young women at bridge party We'd
nesday evening complimentary to
Miss Edna Martinson, who was
celebrating her birthday anniversary.
Prizes in the card games went to
Miss Irene Hartke and Mrs. George
Luck. ). . I.
4. Miss Ethel Childs, Tribune apart
i,aents, was hostess to the members
of her bridge club Wednesday eve
ming. guests for two tables being in
yited. A Washington bicentennial
motif was carried out in the decora-
tions and small American flags CEN
tered the tables. Score prizes went
to Misses Myrtle Thompson and
Abbie Lewis.
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Mrs. Clarion E. Larson, 614 Ray
n,ond avenue, was hostess at . bridge
party Wednesday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. George Krost, Mankato,
Mimi, who Is here for = visit with
her daughter, Mrs. w. H. Holm.
There were guests for two tables.
Mrs. E. Timer held high score IN
the bridge games and z guest 1avor
was presented to Mrs. krost. table
appointments In red, white and o!ue,
featured The bicentennial idea. Mrs.
George Samuelson, Hasen, was On
put-of-town guest:
Mrs. r. =. Jack, 4l6 West Th:yer
avenue, who has served q p1csldont
Of the Fourth Division q The Ladies
AID society a the McCabe Metho'
dist church fer Z number Of years,
Was . guest q honor o : goeI KY
meeting Of Tho division, held Wed.
nesday afternoon at the nome q
ME-. +. E. Titus, PIP West Ihayer
avenue. The occasion also was tne
birthday anniversary Of 1rs. Jack
and az was presented with 2 leather
handbar g remembrance from the
GROUP. The guests were ~ msm-
berscof the division.
Repairing ! punctured inner
tube often costs more than the
casing Il worth. We allow
n 900 to 1000 miles smooth
treads on new G & J Tires.