The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-19
Chapter F, P. E. O.,
Will Study Mexico

Discussion of state bylaws, rules
and a study of the p. e. o. col1stitu-
ton featured meeting of Chapter F
OF the P. E. o. Sisterhood Monday at
the home of Mrs. E. B. Cox, COZ West
Thayer avenue. Mrs. j. o. ThoreSon
and Mrs. H. F. O'Hare led the dis
cuSsion.
An article from this months issue
OF the P. E. o. Record, official maya
zine of the sorority, was received by
Mrs. j. p. French.
The chapter has chosen for this
season varied program combining a
study Of Mexico with reviews of ar
ticles appearing in the p. e. o. Rec
ord. The first paper on Mexico was
given at a luncheon meeting earlier
this month at the home Of Mrs.
George F.. Shafer. Mrs. s. F. Hol.
lingsworth was in charge Of the pro-
gram and used maps to illustrate her
talk on the topography of Mexico
Mrs. j. p. French and Mrs. T. G.
Plomasen sang native Mexican
song, accompanied by Mrs. E. B. Cox.
Mrs. G. L. Young will have a paper
entitled Spanish Heritage" at the
next meeting Of the chapter Oct. 81,
when Mrs. E. A. Thorberg is scheduled
to give a talk on Cottey College.
junior college for women maintained
by the Sisterhood at Nevada, Mo.
The status Of the Mexican peon.
study Of industries and resources OF
the country, native customs, arts, ed
ucation and talk on Mexico City
are to feature programs later in the
year.
Only three social affairs are
planned. They will be Christmas
party Dec. 26, reciprocity dinner
Jan. q with both Bismarck chapters
and one Mandan chapter attending;
and the anniversary dinner Feb 20.
Luncheon meetings will be held Nov.
% and April II, followed by the reg
ular program
Officers are Mrs Jack Fleck, presi-
dent; Mrs. Gordon Cox, vice presi-
dent; Mrs. George F. Shafer. record
ing secretary; Mrs George Bird, cor
responding secretary; Mrs. P. J. Mey-
err. treasurer; Mrs. T, G. Plomasen,
chaplain; Mrs. j. o. Thoreson, guard;
and Mrs. j. P. French. pianist.
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Mrs. Anton Wyciskala. 400 Four
teenth st., entertained the members
of st. Ritas mission group at card
party Tuesday evening at her home.
Three tables were in play. Awards
for high score were made to Mrs.
John Wyciskala and Mrs. Walter Ak
kins.
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Miss Lillian Cook, secretary of the
state library commission. Miss Bessie
Baldwin and Miss Margaret Fulmer
OF the library commission staff, Mrs.
Florence Davis, librarian for the state
historical society. and Russell Reid,
superintendent of the state historical
society, are in Wahpeton attending
the sessions Of the state convention of
the North Dakota Library association.
All will participate in the convention
program.
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Miss Ruby Jacobson, 80 First ST..
and Miss Marian Patzman, 42l First
St.. returned to Bismarck Tuesday
evening from Grand Forks and
Crookston, Mimi, where they have
spent several days. At Grand Forks
they attended Homecoming at the
University of North Dakota and Wis
tied Miss Jacobson's brother, Ben
Jacobson. student at the university.
At Crookston they were guests of
friends.
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Members of the Dial bridge club
were entertained by Mrs. Val Yeager,
93l Eighth ST., at hard times party
Tuesday evening. Guests came in Co.'S
tunes featuring the depression idea
and table appointments also carried
out the same theme. Bridge was
played at two tables with the prizes,
which were groceries, going to Mrs.
H. A. Disney, Mrs. Rena Baertsch and
Mrs Rolf Normann.
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A. L. Bavone, state sanitary eng;-