The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-10-15
Mrs. Harold Shaft Is Chairman
for Affair to Be Held Oct. q
in Community Building

To secure funds to continue the
operation of the community kitchen
and for additional welfare work of a
civic nature, members of the Bis
marck branch OF the American Asso-
citation OF University Women will
sponsor a public card party for both
men and women Oct. q in the World
War Memorial building.
Mrs. Harold Shaft, general chair
man, is busy with preparations for
the affair and will appoint commit
tees to assist her within the next few
days. She is asking that persons
wishing to help these worthwhile
charity projects make their reserva-
lions either singly or for table with
her as soon as possible. Both con-
tract and auction are to be played.
A Halloween theme will prevail in
the decorations and appointments.
The community kitchen, which has
been operating in the basement of
the Salvation Army hall for the last
two weeks, Is under the joint super
vision of the University Women, the
Red Cross. city poor relief and the
Salvation Army. Food is largely sup
piled by local grocers, hotels and
wholesale firms, who donate their
perishable foods at the close of each
days business. Additional supplies to
oe used with those contributed, must
be purchased, and it is for this pur-
pose that the A. A. u. w. is making
this effort to raise funds.
Later in the season the A. A. U.
w. expects to undertake the serving
OF hot lunches to school children.
Plans for winter activities were
completed at a recent meeting of
the chapter at the home of Miss
Mary Cayou. A talk by Mrs. Ken
meth E. Wells, Cheing Mai, Siam.
featured the meeting.
At the next meeting. at the COVER
nor'S mansion, Mrs. w. K. Dudley
Fort Lincoln, will speak on Porto
Rico and the Philippines" Hostesses
VIII be Mrs. George F.. Shafer. Mrs.
Harold Shaft and Miss Mary Cashel.
Later programs will be devoted to
talks on international topics, and a
health talk by DR.. Maysil Williams
OF the state health department. A
buffet supper and election of officers
at the home of the president, Mrs.
A. c. Young, will conclude the year.
Other officers are Miss Charlotte
Logan, vice president: Miss Margaret
Fulmer, secretary, and Miss Gather
Inc McKinnon, treasurer. Members
of the board of directors are Mrs.
Harold Shaft, Miss Mildred Hoff and
Mrs. E. j. Conrad
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w. S. Graham, motor vehicle reg
istrar, is back after trip to Wash
ington, D. c., and points in the east.
In Washington he attended a ma
tional conference Of motor vehicle
registrars.
Mrs. T. B. Meinhover, 523 Seventh
St, is spending the weekend at
Grand Forks with her son and
daughter, Ted and Iris Meinhoyer.
students at the University of North
Dakota
Mrs. George Harris. wife OF the
commandment at Fort Lincoln, and
Mrs. C. NJ S. Ballou, Fort Lincoln, mo-
tored to the Twin Cities Friday to
spend the weekend with relatives
They plan to return Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Boise, 61S
West Thayer avenue, are expected to
return Sunday from Minneapolis and
st. Paul, where they have spent sew
eral days. They went there from
Mankato, Mimi, where Mr.. Boise at
tended meeting of clinic managers.
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DR.. and Mrs. A. M. Brandt, 1913
Avenue B, are in Kansas City, Mo-,
where they have been attending the
10th annual conference of the South
west Clinical society and the con-
vention of the Central States Pedia-
trio society, which closed Saturday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Worner. 7O5
Ninth ST., left Friday for Grand
Forks to spend the weekend with
their daughter, Miss Marian Worner,
a student at the University of North
Dakota, and to attend the homecom-
ing celebration.
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Mrs. John R. Oswald, Fort Lincoln.
entertained the post ladies' bridge
club at l o'clock luncheon Friday
afternoon at her quarters at the post
Covers were marked for eight :nem-
bers Mrs. F. A. Byrne and Mrs A
c. Young received the score prizes.
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Mrs. Minnie Shuman, 4l4 Third
St., and Miss Florence Satterlund.
SOC Avenue A. are spending the
weekend motoring through the Bad
Lands near Medora. They were
Joined at Hebron by Mr.. and Mrs.
Matt Crowley who accompanied them
on the trip.
Duane Davis, $50 Sixth St., Robert
Birdzell, 400 Sixth St., Paul Gussner,
3O2 West Rosser avenue, and Henri;
B. Frank, Mandan. left Friday by au-
tomobile for Grand Forks to be pres
ent for the homecoming festivities at
the University of North Dakota. All,
excepting Paul Gussner. are former
students at the university.
Fat your Sunday Chicken
Dinners at the Dunraven.
Regular m citing of Bis
marck Lodge No. 5, A. F. &