The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-25
University Women
To Assemble for
Annual Convention

Women, including Bismarck, will be
represented at the second annual con-
vention of the organization, which
convenes Wednesday at the Ryan no.
tel in Grand Forks. Meetings will
continue through Thursday morning.
Delegates from the Bismarck chap
ter will be Mrs. A. c. Young, presi-
dent, and Miss Catherine McKinnon,
treasurer. although number OF To-
cal members who will be in Grand
Forks for the meeting of the North
Dakota Education association, will at
tend the sessions. Mrs. Young and
Miss McKinnon left Tuesday for
Grand Forks.
Other cities represented will be
Fargo, Dickinson, Valley City and
Grand Forks.
Miss Christine Finlayson, Fargo,
state president. is to preside. Princi-
pal speakers will be Mrs. F. H Waters,
Ames, Ia regional director; and Miss
Agnes Larson, Northfield, Mimi,
member of the faculty Of st. Olaf's
college.
Convention business will be trans
acted at the initial session Wednesday
morning, followed by a luncheon in
the University Commons, and reports
of officers and committee chairman
during the first part of the afternoon.
Later Mrs. Waters will conduct
round table discussion and Miss Edith
Van Middlesworth of Valley City will
int COlDfpranqn
at Glasgow. Scotland.
A reception and fellowship dinner
is scheduled for Wednesday evening,
to which all local and visiting univer-
sity women are invited.
Members of the executive board,
branch officers and delegates Will be
guests at breakfast Thursday morn
ing, after which the new executive
board will go into session.
State officers in addition to Miss
Finlavson are Mrs. E. f. Chandler.
Grand Forks. first vice president;
Susan Norton, Valley City, second vice
president; Harriet Rust, Bismarck,
secretary; Mrs. Harve Robinson, DICK
inson. treasurer; and Miss Mary NC
Cumber. Grand Forks, historian. Mrs.
Harold Shaft of Bismarck is chair
man of the international relations
committee.
Mrs. Rex Albrecht, 49, Mandan
ST.. entertained guests for three taoleS
of bridge Saturday evening at hef
home, Prizes in the games went TO
Matthew Beth. Miss Ruth Je11eIS ana
Mrs. Steve Kidd Of Mandan.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Thompson, Oil
Second St. we're hosts to the men,
bers of their bridge club SATURDAY
evening. Cards were played at three
tables. Score prizes went to Mrs =.
/, THOMPSON and Gail Ref.
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H.O. Saxvih. president of the North
Dakota Education association, lett
TUESDAY for Grand Forks, where ne
will preside at the annual convention
If thc association, which opens there
Wednesday morning Tor threc-oay
session.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry HerSchleb, 425
Thirteenth St., entertained small
pro,lp of friends at an informal dln-
nor marty Monday evening in compll-
ment TO Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Griffin,
Great Falls. Mont, former residents
IF bismarck, who are spending lew
Gays here. Covers were marked ioi
eight guests.
C. w. Leifur, principal OF the WIZ
entertained members OF the WIZ
school faculty at waffle supper ana
bridge party Monday evening az thelr
home. SOL Sixth st. Orange tapefS
and Halloween favors decorated the
tables where covers were placed LOT 10
guests. F.. Haldi was awarded the
bridge prize.
Miss Helen Vale, director of rell-
qio,,s education at the First Prespy-
terrain church, who will be bride OF
next month, was guest of honor at
an informal dinner given Monday eve
ming by Mrs. E. j. Taylor Sill sixth 81.
A low bowl of yellow snapdragons
conferred the table and covers were
laid for a group of 10 women VINO
work with Miss Vale in the church
school. The evening was spent social
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hanson. whose
marriage took place recently were
COMMUNICATED at kitchen shower
given by Mr.. Hansons sister, Miss
GLADYS Hanson and her sister-in-law.
M evening
at the Hanson home, 1902 Fourteenth
street. There were 20 guests. The
evening was spent in playing bunco,
with prizes going to Roy Hanson and
AL Erickson. A search for the gifts
which were hidden about the rooms.
followed. Decorations were in keep
ing with the Halloween season.
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Members of the Bismarck Home
makers club and their husbands sur
priscd Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Kirby Sat-
urday evening at the Halver john
son home, 81 Fourth St., where they
are stopping for few days before
leaving for Elbowoods where they
expect to make their home. Mrs.
Kirby has served as one of the prof.
ect leaders for the club during the
last year. Dancing and bridge were
the pastimes and a supper was served
at midnight to about 40 guests. Men,
bers Of the committee in charge were
Mrs. G. w. Jennings, Mrs. E. G. Saw
yer and Mrs. Manic Farnum.
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Complimentary to Mrs. Willis D.
Wyard, Minneapolis, and Mrs. Francis
E. Flaherty and her sister, Miss Lor-
eta Feeny, Spokane, WASH, Mrs.
Quain Starrett and Miss Genevieve
Parsons gave a tea Monday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Sterrett's parents,
DR.. and Mrs E. P. Quain 518 Avenue
A. About 80 guests called between
and 6 o'clock. Russet and yellow
chrysanthemums and yellow tapers
centered the tea table where Mrs. F.
A. Lair presided.