The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-11

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The Catholic Daughters Of America,
Conception Court No. $40,
are to meet this evening ct 8 o'clock
In st. Mary's hall. A business ses-
sion and serving Of REFRESHMENTS will
this meeting. the first to be
held since the summer vacation.
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what I Did This Summer" will be
the roll cali subject for the meeting |
Of Mothers' Service club Tuesday eve
ming, Sept. Il. Hostess for this meet |
Ing will be Mrs. L. II. Carufel, 400
Eighth st. Reading Of tho constitu- |
ton and bylaws Is to be included in
the program and there. will be bus
mess session.
Lewis and Clark chapter Of the
Sponsor Mothers club meets 1t the
home Of Mrs. +. r. Skinner, 200
Thayer avenue, the afternoon Of
Tuesday, Sept. IL, ct 2:30. Vacation
memories will be given as the roll
call Is this Is the first meeting of
the lo33-34 schedule. Several bust
ness matters will be taken up.
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Members Of the Mothers club and
their children will be guests ct pic
mic Tuesday afternoon at the Man.
dan park. The picnic will commence
Immediately after school and will
mark the opening Of the year for the
club. The committee completing ar
rangements for the outing includes
Mrs. Harold Perry, liz Avenue B;
Mrs. r. M. Bergeson, 2l9 Thayer ave-
nue. West; and Mrs. A. p. Lenhart,
106 Avenue B West.
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Chapter BIC, Sponsor Mothers club,
will resume activities for the lo33-3z
club year with its first meeting Tues
day, Sept. ~. Mrs. ]. !. Arman, 2l6
Anderson st., win be hostess for the
meeting, starting at 8 O'Clock. Cur
rent events will BE tho call topic.
Mrs. 9. o. Burnett, 2lo Thayer ave.
nue. West, will give q talk on 1.-THE
Personality Of Trees" and Mrs. Milton
Rue, 800 Avenae b, has Is her topic
Problems Dealing with Child Train
ing"
Members Of the Bismarck branch,
American Association Of University
Women, win be entertained this eve
ming by Miss Lydia Bertsch, COZ
Sixth st., At the first meeting Of the
new club year. Principal business
will be outlining Of the years pro-
gram, with Mrs. r. H. Waldo Is
chairman OF the program committee.
Mrs. =. J. Conrad, president Of the
branch, will report on the national
convention which she attended in
Minneapolis last spring. There will
also be musical numbers.
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Friends here have received an
nounoements OF the wedding Of Miss
Dorothy Kinsey, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Kinsey. Mayville, to Levy
Lee Of Mayville. The wedding was
solemnized In Chicago Tuesday, Sept.
5. Mr.. Lee graduated in 1880 from
the University OF North Dakota,
where he was q member Of Sigma
Chi fraternity. He was prominent In
athletics while in school and IS now
coaching at Mayville State Teachers
college. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee will be at
home in Mayville after Sept. 20.
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A joint meeting Of young men and
women Of the Methodist Episcopal
church will be- held In the church
parloFs Friday evening, Sept. Is. the
purpose being to organize for the
years activities. A pot-luck supper
at $50 will open the meeting and
the remainder OF the evening will be
devoted to . brief program and .
business session. Formerly, the
church has sponsored young mems
club, but this year 1t Is being aban-
doned and an organization Of both
young men and young women Is to
be formed. Rev. w. z. Water will be
the leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Bakken, $40
Ninth st., entertained seven couples
for the evening Saturday. honoring
Miss Kathleen Murphy. who Is here
from Los Angeles, Calf, visiting her
father, H. T. Murphy, 205 Second st.
After meeting at the Bakken home,
the guests were taken to the dance at
the Dome and then returnd for q
midnight supper. Candy fans marked
the places st the table, which was
adorned with rose buds. At the close
OF the evening, Miss Murphy was
presented with . gift BY the host and
hostess.