The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-13
H0memaking Courses
Are Started in CITY

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Courses for adults In practical
homemaking were started Monday
afternoon by Miss Ella johnson, Min.
neapolis, Instructor In home econo-
mics, who will conduct classes here
for q month.
Miss johnson urges all women who
are interested In any Of the six
courses offered to enroll at once and
be on hand for the first class period
this week. Since classes meet only
once weekly, 1t Is important tina:
women attend each one in order to
get the most value from the course.
Sewing classes. which will meet
twice each week, will be an exception
to this rule, and work will include the
actual construction Of garm is.
Other items included in this class will
be selection Of the spring wardrobe,
cutting and fitting Of garments, with
emphasis on remodeling Of old gar
ments. and making Of pockets and
packets. Sewing classes are heli
Monday and Thursday afternoon from
2 to 4 p. m, in the World War Memo
rial building.
A new course. never before offered
In North Dakota and one from which
women will gain much information
in regard to household economies Is
How to Get Your Moneys Worth in
Buying" It will be offered at 1880
p. m. Tuesday at the Roosevelt
school; at 3 p. m. the same after
noon at the Wachter school: and ay
100 p. m. Friday at the World War
Memorial building.
The study will cover such questions
as How can we take the guess wor!;
out Of Buying?"; How shall the
homemaker use good judgment III
food purchasing?" as we'll as Offering
practical information regarding pur-
chase Of clothing, household fabrics
and supplies and equipment.
Glasses dealing with the adolescent
boy and girl problem, scheduled for
7:30 o'clock Monday evening at the
w. w. M. building. will be particular
" interesting to parents. A study Of
vocational interests Is included In this
course. \
Low Cost Foods and Their Cookery
is another course designed to reduce
the food budget. Glasses will be at
1880 p. m. Tuesday at the high school.
Foods for health, inexpensive foods
and their preparation. and table serv-
ice and decoration will be features OF.
the class.
Problems Of renovation in the home,
with regard for selection Ct paint col
ors. floor coverings, walls. draperieS
and accessories will feature the Homo
Crafts classes at 7:3o p. m. Thursday
In the World War Memorial building.
Home management will be stressed
in a course offered at 3 p. m. Friday
in the World War Memorial building.
Among items to receive attention will
be sharing work and responsibility:
household repairing: care and upkeep
OF special rooms: family reading and
recreation.
Glasses are free and an invitation
to enroll is extended to all women In
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Eagle. 205
Second ST., were hosts to IL guests at
a bridge party Saturday evening at
their home. A spring note was car
ried out for the table with appoint
ments in yellow and vases OF yellow
roses centered the tables. Contract
was played with Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
stoudt receiving the score prizes.
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AS a feature Of the observance OF
the 2lst anniversary Of Girl Scouting
in America, members Of Bismarck's
original Girl Scout Troop No. l were
entertained at an informal tea Sum
day afternoon at the home of their
captain, Miss Clrice Belk, TO Fourth
st. Guests included the Is members
Of the troop and two lieutenants. Jig
saw puzzles and Girl Scout songs were
enjoyed during the afternoon. Prizes
In puzzle contest went to Phyllis
Olson, Lillian Hedstrom, Mar n
Peterson and Emily Belk. A birthday
cake topped with 81 green candles and
appointments in Girl Scout green were
used for the tea table. The. hostess
was assisted by the troop lieutenants,
Misses Marguerite D'Ardis and Helen
Mad