The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-21
SOCIETY NEWS
Two p. E. o. Chapters
y Appoint Committees

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Appoint Committees
Committees for the coming year
were announced by the presidents Of
Chapters r and n Of the p. Z. q
Sisterhood ct meetines Of the two
chapters Monday.
Appointments announced By Mrs.
Gordon Cox, new president Of Chap
ter =, at Z meeting at the home Of
M3. J. q. Thoreeon, 2o0 Park g.,
included the year hook ana program
committee. composed o. Mn. 3. w.
Corwin. Mfs. A. =. 'Lenhart, Mrs. n.
N. Ramstad and Nrs. 6. Q. Converts.
Other committees selected were
Community Council 0eoeRe
Remission, Mrs. G. L. Young, MIS-. q.
II. Dollar. Mrs. Jack 7eck and Mrs..
Lulu Harris; floWer-llrs. r. 8.
Towne, Mrs. 3. =. HollinsyWorth, Mrs.
F. r. Smyth and A6fs. Worth Lumry:
finance-Mrs. william Harris, Mrs.
Charles staley. Mrs. George +. WIN,
Mrs. z. A. Thorberg and Nlrs. ]. p.
French: auditing-AGrs. w. L. Nues-
sic and Mrs. Z. b. Cox. 1Grs. H. =.
O'Hare was named pianist.
A paper dealing With the industries
and resources Of Mexico was read BY
Mrs. + B. Cox.
Members Of Chapter N held their
meeting Monday evening Ut the home
of Miss Amy Fahlgren, 0l6 West RIOS
ser avenue. Committees named by
the new president, Miss Helen has.
com. we're: program and yearbook
Miss Laura B. eanderson, Miss Hen.
ricka Beach and Mrs. 8. H. Merritt;
community oouncil-AGias Fahlgren,
Miss Helen Katen ana Mrs. p. @.
Bakken: finance and auditing-A6rs.
r. Z. Thompson and Mrs. Jusnita
Edick: and f1oWer-AGrs. Merritt and
Mrs. John A. Page. Mrs. Nell Pol
lard was appointed Journalist and
Miss Mildred Hoff pianist.
Miss Mildred + HUT read Z paper
on Mexico In which art treasures,
education and government were par.
ticularly mentioned.
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Mr.. and 1lsS. Harlan Poindexter,
6l2 First st., had o. their guests
over the weekend Mr.. and A6xs.
Frank Gates Of jamestown.
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Miss Lucille Anderson, Wing, has
returned to her home after spending
the weekend In Bismarck q the
guest Of Miss Marian Kohler, SIS
West Rosser avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Byrne, ana
small daughter, SIS Washington st.,
left Tuesday for Jamestown where
they viii spend several days while
Mr.. Byrne Is transacting business.
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Miss Miriam Taylor, La Moure. edi-
tor Of The La Moure County Chron-
icje, has returned to her home after
spending the weekend In Bismarck
with her aunt, Miss Leila Diesem.
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Ben Jacobson, son Of Mrs. Selma
Jacobson, $40 First st.. . student at
the University Of North Dakota, has
been named floor manager for the
annual senior prom which will be
held at the university May S.
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Miss Madge Runey, former county
superintendent Of schools. and her
father, w. T. Runey, Patterson hotel,
plan to move to Mckenzie the latter
part Of next week where they are to
make their home. Miss Runey has
accepted position as pricipal Of the
Mckenzie high school for the coming
year and expects to spend the spring
and summer there.
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Bridge was played at six tables
when the Fort Lincoln bridge club
was entertained Monday evening by
Major and Mrs. John r. Oswald ct
their quarters ct Fort Lincoln. Prizes
for high scores went to Mrs. A. G.
Young, Captain Harold Stow, Mrs. w.
B. Carlock. Colonel George Harris,
Mrs. Oswald and Captain Fred Ne
vile.
A social hour followed the regular
business session Of st. Georges Eve
ming Guild Monday evening ct the
home Of Mira. Herman Leonhard, TO
Mandan st. Attendance prizes were
awarded to Mrs. +. T. Young ana
Mrs. Frank Orchard. Pink roses and
appointments In pastel were used for
the table when . supper WAS served
at the close Of the evening.
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Miss Magdalene Weber and Sophus
Leonard Lein, both Of Wing, wers
married here Saturday evening ct the
home Of Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl, pastor
OF the Trinity Lutheran church, who
officiated. Attendants were Miss
Emma Jane Weber, sister OF the
bride. and Arnold Christianson Of
Mandan. The couple viii make their
home at Wing.
Fomer Congressman and Mrs
Thomas Hall and daughter, Miss
Edna Hall. have arrived from Wash.
ington. D. O., where they have been
since the opening Of the short ses-
sion Of congress- and now are ct their
home at 5l2 Avenue B. They motor
ed here from Washington. stopping
TO visit relatives In st. Louis and 1t
points In northern Iowa. Another
daughter, Miss Ellen Hall, Is In Chi
cago TOR = several weeks visit with
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Richard Hall, ana will re.
turn to Bismarck later.
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Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Demmins, AIS
Warrington st., rave . bridge dinner
Monday evening for AGrs. Demmiugs
brother. Elmer 6amuelson, who Is