The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-06
Liberal Arts Club
Resumes Activities

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Resumes Activities
Mas Helen Katen, 6l5 Fifth st.,
and Miss Clarice Belk were named
delegates from the Liberal Arts club
to the State Federation Of Women's
clubs convention in Minot Oct. 4-6
when the group resumed monthly
meetings with dinner and business
session at the Cavern room In the
Prince Hotel Tuesday evening. Al
ternates named are Mrs. v. ]. LaRose,
sac Sixth st., and Dr.. Maysil williams,
406 First ct.
Following dinner and the business
session, the members went to the
World War Memorial building to view
an exhibit Of paintings by Gustav I.
Qullikson, Grand Forks artist.
The Liberal Arts club begins the
lo33-34 year With II members. Miss
Belk u president and Miss Mary
Cashel, sac Second st., Is secretary.
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Miss Priscilla Taylor, who has been
the guest Of her aunt, Miss Leila Del
sem, Mohawk Apartments, and who
has been visiting with Delta Gamma
sorority sisters from the University
Of North Dakota, returned to her
home 1t LaMoure Tuesday.
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Rev. and Mrs. T. H. Larson and
daughter, Miss Grace, Taylor. came
to Bismarck Tuesday to visit with
their son and brother Hans Larson,
who Is convalescing from an appen-
dicitis operation ut the Bismarck hos
pital.
Among the business visitors in Bis.
marck Wednesday were Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Alderman, daughter Martha
and Miss Amanda Wolf, all from
Wishek. Mr.. and Mrs. Alderman
visited the Tribune office and saw
the mechanical departments In oper-
alton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul e. Mailloux and
baby daughter, Jeanne, 7l3 Twenty
first st., left Wednesday morning by
car for Los Angeles. Calf, to make
their future home. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mailloux have been making their
home with Mr.. Mailloux's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Mailloux. He
was employed until recently at the
Capital Chevrolet garage.
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Misses Lillian Peterson and Bet
nice 0osney. 8l2 Avenue B, were at
Braddock for the holiday weekend,
Miss Peterson visiting at her paren-
tai home and Miss Gosney visiting
with friends. Miss Peterson will leave
Saturday for q two-weeks stay in
Braddock while she has her annual
vacation from her work in the Hos
kins-Meyer offices.
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Miss Linda johnson left Monday
evening for Laurel. Mont, to resume
her teaching duties In the public
schools. She had spent the summer
In Bismarck with her brother-in
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. p. ]. Enge-
seth, $40 Washington st.
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The Women's Nonpartisan Club No.
Of Bismarck will meet Thursday
evening, Sept. Z, at 8 o'clock in the
dining room Of the World War Me-
mortal building. There will be talk
by 4 member Of the state tax commits
sion on the sales tax and there also
will be miscellaneous program spon-
sored by the department Of public in
struction. A social hour and lunch
will follow the program.
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Divisional meetings Of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Ladies' Aid to be held
Thursday, Sept. Z, have been an
nounced. The first division will be
entertained at the home Of Mrs. Paul
Cook, sol Fifth st., with Mrs. D. B.
Cook, 512 Avenue D, as q joint host
ess. Picnic plans made by members
Of the second division have been post
poned and their meeting will be held
Thursday Of next week at the home
Of Mrs. T. w. Settle, 022 Seventh st..
with Mrs. Walter stedman, TOT Eighth
st., as assisting hostess. The meeting
Of the third division will be in the
church parlors with Mrs. r G. Gaines,
2o5 Second st., and Mrs. B. M. Dunn,
100 Thayer Avenue, West, Is hostess
es. Miss Jenny Gilliland, 406 Third
st., and Mrs. Harry Lobach, ST.. SOC
Ninth st., will entertain the fourth
division at the home Of Mrs. Lobach.
The officers urge that there be q good
attendance at all the meetings.