The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-29
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Rainbow Girls Chapter
1nstalls New Officers

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Elective and appointive officers O.
the Bismarck chapter Of the Order
of Rainbow for Girls and members O.
the advisory board were installed a
meeting Of the order Thursday eve.
ming in the Masonic temple.
The installation service was con.
Quoted by Miss Alden Paris. z past
worthy advisor, assisted by Miss Julis
Wetmore, also past worthy advisor
who served as chaplain, with Dor.
othy Petron as marshal and Donna
Jean Davis as pianist.
Elective officers seated were Heller
Targart, worthy advisor: Marjorie
Alderman, associate worthy advisor;
Evelyn Omett. charity; Doris TAFT
hope; Wilma Wenzel. faith; Virginia
Rohrer. recorder; and Marian 1sam-
niger, treasurer.
Appointive officers were announced
b. Helen Targart and installed. They
were Peggy Bergeson, love; Neva
Vettel, religion; Eva Irvine. nature
1 Eeth Wheeler, Immortality: Glady;
Fscm, fidelity: Marian Worner, pa
tlictism; Phyllis Olson, service
Frances Dunn, drill leader; Eleanor
4 Cook, chaplain; Betty Barnes, inner
observer: Dorothy Kennedy, outer
observer; and Maxine Pickles, pian-
Isl. Named as members OF the choir
were Vivian Coghlan, lone Noggie
Arlys Anderson, Nina Melville. Ruth
Christianson and Ruth Paulson.
Mrs. Andrew Erdahl was installed
as mother advisor for a second term
and she was presented with gift
from the chapter.
Installed as members of the advis-
DRY board were Mesdames A. G.
Brainerd, A. L. Tosteson, F. z. Diehl
Price Owens, Frank Alderman, q. u
Lund and H. M. Beall and Messrs
George Humphreys and A C. Brain
erd.
After the service refreshments were
served by the Rainbow Girls at
tables decorated In keeping with ST.
Valentines day. The committee In
charge were lone Noggle, Arlys An
derson, Dthelwyn schafer, Jean
Kraft, Irma Fern Logan. and Betty
Mulvaney. They were assisted BY
Mrs. Price Owens.
A part is being planned for Feb. IL
when fathers Of the Rainbow Girls
will be guests.
H. L. Wheeler, 314 Avenue D, is
spending the week in Minneapolis
attending the Northwest Auto show.
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H. E. Ahlen, 806 First St., re-
turned Thursday from Minneapolis
where he attended the Northwest
Auto show.
Miss Clarice Belk, TO Fourth St.,
has gone to Scranton, N. D., to spend
several days as the guest Of Mrs.
Homer May. Miss Belk and Mrs.
May were roommates while attend
ing the University of Wisconsin.
Mrs. Fred Wilhelm, 1918 Rosser
avenue, entertained the members of
st. Anthony's missionary society
Thursday evening at her home.
Bridge was played at three tables,
with score prizes going to Mrs. John
j. Mclaughlin and Mrs. A. A. Door,
ner.
Complimentary to Mrs. B. Peltier,
Hancock, Mich, who is visiting here
with her son, j. C. Peltier, Mrs. S. D.
Dietz entertained guests for two
tables Of bridge Thursday afternoon
at her home, 1902 Eighth St. Mrs.
r. C. Morton held high score in the
bridge games and a guest favor was
presented to Mrs. Peltier.
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A Valentine theme was carried out
in the appointments for a luncheon
given Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
L. A. Tavis, SIG Fourth st. Red
carnations and white freesia ar
ranged in a crystal bowl and red
tapers composed the centerpiece and
red hearts and Valentine favors dec
Grated the table where covers were
placed for IL guests. Mrs. E. j.
Schultz and Mrs. George Janda held
high scores in the bridge games.
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Members of the Royal Neighbors
lodge were entertained at benefit
bridge dinner given Thursday eve
ming at the home of the district
deputy, Mrs. E. ]. Schultz, 511 Sec
ond St. Forty-eight guests were
seated at small tables. Both con-
tract and auction were played after
dinner, with Mrs. G. A. Schuck re-
ceiving the contract prize and Miss
Katherine Kositzky holding honors
in the auction games. The party
was arranged by a committee which
included Mrs. Schultz, Mrs. r. E.
Middaugh, Mrs. Roy Bakken and
Mrs. j. A. Melicher. This was one
of a series of entertainments given
by the lodge during the winter.
A small sum was added to the
church treasury by means Of a
birthday" party held Thursday eve
ming in the church parlors under
the auspices of the Epworth League.
Each guest contributed one penny
for each year Of his age and wore
some article to indicate in what
month he was born. A group of
musical numbers were given by the
VAIL sisters, Elsie and Alma. Sew
eral reels Of films, including some
taken on q Great Lakes trip and
also on a western tour were shown
by S. w. Corwin. This was followed
by a program Of games arranged by
a committee composed Of Alfred An
derson, Grace Church, Lois Tierney,
and Bob and Dick Hugelman. Re-
freshments were served by COM
mittee composed of Luella Harding,
Ethel Church and Bill Bredy. About
so young people were present.