The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-09
Display Is One of the Features
Planned for National B. P.
w. Celebration

An Indian costume and gowns dat.
Ing from colonial times up to the
present. with an advance showing O,
early spring apparel, comprised ar
unusual style show presented Tuesday
evening by the Business and Profes.
sional Women's club as q feature Of
the celebration Of National Business
Women'S Week. The show was helc
in the dining hall at the World War
Memorial building before an audience
OF approximately 200 persons.
Owners Of the gowns or members o,
their families appeared in the sho&
and were introduced by Miss Bessie
Baldwin, president Of the club, who
gave brief history Of each costume
as 1t was shown.
First came Mrs. Alfred Zuger, whose
Indian name Is Tarca- Win
wearing a Sioux Indian costume pre-
sented to her when she was adopted
by the tribe in Jan. 1890.
Historic Costumes
Marguerite DArdis appeared in a
quaint printed muslin dress and car
OF the colonial era: Mrs. Florence Da-
Wis came next. wearing q brown silk
gown and hat Of the Civil War pc.
Rod. belonging to her mother; Miss
1rma Logan wore her grandmother.
gown of black figured silk, represent.
alive of the styles of the late COS.
Mrs. John Kenyon wore dress 81
years old and Miss Emma Mae Brittir
exhibited frock worn 10 years ago
by Mrs. George F. Skaters cousin.
Four wedding gowns formed a part
of the collection. and three Of then
were worn by the same women WHIT
wore them as brides. They WERE
Mrs. J. L. Kelley. who had frock Of
white muslin embellished with yard,
Of insertion: Mrs. E. p. Quain, whose
gown Of heavy cream colored satin
had a yoke and trimmings Of hand
made lace and was made Tor hel
Wedding in 1908: and Mrs. Stella
Aaberg. who showed her wedding
gown, q style Of 1907. made Of soft
white silk, adorned with embroidery
under which were worn three stiffly
starched petticoats.
Norwegian Frocks
Miss Lila MCDOWELL and Miss Nora
McGettigan wore q wedding gowr
and travelling frock from Norway
the property Of Mrs. Rolf Nornann,
Mrs. John Burke wore q gown Of
black satin and lace and q large pic.
ture hat worn on several historic &C.
casions at the capitol here and ir
Washington about Is years ago; anc
Mice NRA~0S HYeSIASs 0nA Are M
Stanton exhibited costumes Of 1915
and 1912.
Spring models just received at five
Bismarck shops which are members
Of the club formed the second part Of
the display. The showing included
sports wear, afternoon and evening
clothes and coats.
Stores and those who modelled thu
clothes were Buttreys', Misses Jane
Byrne, Eula Cameron. Mrs. Steve
Amman and Mrs. B. Nelson: A. w
Lucas company. Misses Betty Loft
house, Helen Nicholson, Leota Hartke
Mrs. Winifred Dohn and Mrs. E. Ka'
line; Robertson's, Misses Jessie Phil.
lips, Madeline Cordner, Marian Jen'
sen, Esther Noggle and Dorothy Par
sons; Sarah Gold, Misses Catherine
Andrist, Gwendolyn Jensen, Louise
Keller and Helen Boyle: Ohm, Mise.
Marjorie Alderman, Alden Paris
Arlys Anderson, Veronica Werstleir
and Louise Sween and Mrs. Russell
Mason.
Speaks on Anti-Hoarding
Miss Henricka Beach spoke on thu
Anti boarding campaign and out
lined the program to be followed II
encouraging confidence. She callet
attention to the fact that anti
boarding bonds will be issued within
few days in denominations Of $50
$l0O and $500, bearing interest at
per cent.
An informal reception in the new
club room on the third floor Of thu
Memorial building followed. Presid
ing at the refreshment tables which
were centered with pink tulips ar
ranged in bowls OF North Dakots
pottery, were Mrs. George F. Shafer
Mrs. Nellie Evarts. Mrs. Mary Davi!
and Miss Susan v. Sheaffer.
Committees in charge Of the even
included Miss Judith Rue, Miss Mar.
Huber, Mrs. e. p. Quain, Mrs. H. G
McCurdy, Miss Esther Maxwell ane
Mrs. Ray v. Stair
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H. F. O'Hare, Bismarck attorney
has returned from Napoleon, wher,
he spent the last two days attending
district court.
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Mrs. +. L. McGarry, Aberdeen, s
D., is here for visit at the home o.
her Son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. E. M. Hendricks, OIL Fifth
street.
Mrs. Marcia Thomas. BOG Avenu.
B, has left for San Diego, Calf.
where she will visit her sister, Mrs
D. L. Basquain. She will stop al
Portland, Ore, en- route and expect:
to be away several months.
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Mrs. F. B. Strauss, 223 First street
entertained members of the Tuesday
bridge club at o'clock luncheon
at her hom me Tuesday afternoon
Places were marked for II guests
Prizes In the bridge games went tx
Mrs. j. G. Taylor and Mrs. N. o
Churchill.
A two-part paper entitled 9TH,
Gypsy Trail-Gypsies," prepared b!
Mrs. E. M. Hendricks, was read b,
Mrs. John Fleck and Mrs. p. r. Webl
at a meeting Of the Mothers' Service
club held Tuesday evening at tn,
home of Mrs. Jack A. Fleck, 6l4 Yves
Rosser avenue. Mrs. George Smith
read an article on How the Publ,
Can Function in q Great Menta
Health Program
Instructions in con trac'
bridge at Prince Cafe Wednes
day and Friday afternoons. .