The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-05
Bismarck Girls Win
Awards in Handicraft

In connection with the Council OF
Directors Of the Sponsor Mothers
clubs, recently conducted in Chicago.
there was held an exhibit Of the
handicraft Of the various clubs.
OF the w. NJ. w. club members,
Marcella Dixon, 504 Ninth It,, won
second prize for pictures: Vera Dixon,
504 Ninth st., received third pri1e for
needlework and Mildred Eltringer,
1913 Bowen st., was among the next
five best exhibitors In other AIRCRAFT.
The notebooks Of Rosina Becker,
Tenth st., and Phyllis Gable. Bis
marck rural, were among the 10 best
exhibited.
In the Little Women's club, Pearl
Norum. sos Ninth st., received third
prize for . pastel picture and Pearl
Porter, l7l4 Rosser avenue, exhibited
needlework and q notebook which
were judged among the 10 best ex-
hibited. OF tho Mothers' club men,
bers. Mrs. Grover Riggs, ~ Avenue
+, won third prize for her notebook
on science and invention.
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Mrs. A. H. Helgeson. TO Washing
ton st., accompanied by her niece,
Miss Jenny williams, Sidney, Mont,
and william Kelly, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Kelly, left by motor for
Minneapolis Sunday morning. Miss
Williams will attend school In Moor
head, and from Minneapolis Mr.. KEEL
" goes to Chicago to attend the Gen.
tury Of Progress exposition. Mrs.
Helgeson will remain until Friday %
. guest Of her mother, Mrs. Ei Bur-
dette.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Davis, son Will
liam and daughter Donna Jean, re-
turned Sunday evening after . To-day
trip to Chicago where they visited the
Century Of Progress exposition. On
the return trip they were joined at
Fargo Thursday by their son, Duane,
and BY p. g. scothorn and son Rob-
ert. Nandan. The men went on q
fishing trip to Walker, Mimi, while
Mrs. Davis and Miss Donna Jean
were guests Of Mrs. Cora D. Wyard
at Fargo.
Mrs. w. E. Perry, $40 Second st.,
has returned to Bismarck after being
away for five weeks. Returning with
Mrs. Perry were Mr.. Perry and their
sons. Chester and Delbert, who met
her In Minneapolis q week ago and
accompanied her to Clear Lake, H.,
where they visited with relatives Of
Mr.. Perry. Mrs. Perry spent most OF
her time ct Lansing, Mich, with her
mother. Mrs. Edith N. Clark, ana on
her way to Minneapolis spent q day
at the Century Of Progress exposi-
ton In Chicago.
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Miss 0enevieve Boise, whose mar
riage to Dr.. A. H. Wolter, st. Paul.
Will take place ct Fargo Saturday,
was the honor guest at Z pre-nuptial
luncheon given Tuesday noon BY her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Spencer Boise, 6lS
Ihayer avenue. This guests were
school friends Of the bride-to-be.
Miss Boise = spending the week With
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Q. q. Boise.
CO.. Avenue p, and viii leave for FAR
80 Friday morning. Before coming
here she was . guest Of her brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. B. l.
Bertel, ct Fargo. Miss Boise has been
employed ct the Feld-schlick store
In st. Paul.
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Miss MTna ottinger, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. ottinger, fargo.
who on Sept. II viii become the bride
Of Leonard Luther, Fargo, SON Of
Mrs. John Rack. viii b honored at
number Of social GATHERINGS to be
held In Fargo this week. Miss Lucille
Bond will be the first hostess. enter.
tanning . company Of young women
Ct her home this evening. wednes-
day. Misses Arlene Burt and Frances
Ktngsbury will entertain . sroup 81
Kappa Delta sorority members at the
home Of Miss Burt. Members Of the
Kappa Delta Mothers club WIN honor
Miss ottinger with I shower Thurs
day afternoon, and Thursday evening
Miss Margaret Olsen win 30 hostess
at "a evening party complimentine
Miss 0tttnCer. Misses Lois Julian
and Eleanor Fiskum have issued IN