The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-02-04
SOCIETY," NEWS
Sunshine Club Makes
- Achievement Record

a continuous program Of commun-
ity welfare work has occupied men,
hers Of the Bismarck Sunshine So
ctety during the year Just past, &C.
cording 70 . report presented ct Z
meeting Of the group Wednesday aft
tsrnoon at the home Of Mn. George
Humphreys, 80 Eighth street,
Included IN the activities Of the
Club are weekly visits 70 the hospi-
tals, where flowers, and magazines
Ste distributed; cooperation with the
local Red Oroos chapter In it, COM
munity sewing project: other sewing
such Is supplying the munieipal
nursery with pillows and bed conf
forters, making several layettes for
needy mothers: and the piecing and
ueing Of IL comforters distributed
to unfortunate families. Besides this
they collected clothing for several
families; supplied one with Christ
mas dinner and gifts: have purchased
milk for under-par children and
bought Z health bond to aid the
Christmas Seal sale.
Ever mipdful Of their motto, do
something Tor somebody gladly, Twill
st;tetsn your every care" scarcely Z
week passes without one o. more Of
the members doing some kindly deed
to make life just 4 little easier for
those less fortunate.
Recently the club conducted .
maga1ane subscription canvass ia
raise funds TOR additional beneficen-
ces and are rejoicing over the splen-
did support which the public gave 70
Originally formed more than II
years ago BY 1 group Of Presbyterian
women Is Z Quilting club, It grew
and flouriShed. adding to the SCOPE OF
its activities With the passing years
It's present name was sdopted some
years ago.
Although not affiliated with the
national Sunshine 6ociety, the local
group follow the same general plan
Meetings are held every two weeks 9t
the homes Of the members and the
time is devoted to sewing. It Is = non
sectartan group, composed OF mem
bers from almost every church In the
city.
Mrs. A. p. Simon, secretary; and
Mrs. Emil Slender, TREASURER. Mrs.
j. P. wagner Is the immediate past
president.
other members are Mesdames F.
L. Brandt, George Hum p hreys.
Adolph. Kutchera, w. z. Perry, Fred
Ohde, Marcia Thomas, M. Hines. Z.
F. Trepp, o. B. Lurd, and F. E. NC
Curdy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil o. Churchill. els
Mandan st., have returned from Min
neapolis where they. attended the
Northwest Auto show and visited with
relatives.
Miss Mary Ryburn entertained the
eight members Of her bridge club at
the University club, 9l6 Fourth st.
High scores In the evenings games
were held BY Mrs. Richard krause
and Mrs. John Ceplice.
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Miss -Thelma Liessnan, student
at the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege, Fargo. has returned to her home
here, due to illness. Her parents, MI.
and Mrs. Charles Liessman, 6l5
Seventh st.. went to Fargo to &C.
company her home.
Mrs. g. A. Snyder, l02 Park street,
entertained the members Of st. Jude's
Missionary group at their regular
social meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Bridge was played at three tables
and prizes were won by Nrs. G. K.
Moreland and Mrs. T. B. Metnhover.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. 3. Tracy, 6l2 First
street, were hosts Of . bridge party
"wednesday evening for which eight
quests were invited. Clarence Gun.
neks and Mrs. Emery Putnam were
awardsd prizes Ut the close Of the
games. Decorations suggestive Of st.
Valentines day were used for the
tables.
Mrs. Ray v. stair and Mrs. George
MeCay entertained the members Of
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems bridge club Wednesday evening
1t Mrs. Stairs home In the Tribune
apartments. There were guests fo1
tvo tables and Miss Catherine NC
Donald received the score prize. A
green and white color scheme wa
carried out In the decorations.
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Appointments In red and white, t.
carry out q Valentine motif, were
used for the 1880 O'Clock luncheon
given wednesday afternoon by Mrs
Harry Woodmansee, GA Fourth st.
when she entertained the member
Of the Hylo bridge club. Places wert
marked for eight guests. Mrs. Price
Owens and Mrs. Van r. Middlemai
held honors In the bridge games.
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