The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-03
SOCIETY NEWS
First Baptist Church
Groups Hold Banquet

An Indian theme vas carried out
in the program and decorations at
a banquet given Thursday evening by
members Of the Junior chapter Of the
World Wide Guild Of the First Bap-
list church for the Royal Ambassa-
dor chapter of the. church. Both
groups have been studying "Three
Arrows" q story Of Indian boyhood
In Canada.
Places were marked for 80 At 4
long table. The Indian motif was
carried out in the favors, which were
tiny canoes loaded with candy ana
nuts. The program for the evening
was written on the inside OF small
tepees.
Catharine Mason presided rs toast
master and Rev. w. H. Bales, Huron,
s. D., director Of religious education
for Baptist churches in North and
South Dakota, was the chief speaker.
His topic was THE Indian Schools
Ut South Dakota"
The invocation was given by Rev.
Ellis L. jackson, pastor Of the church.
Other features of the program were
a piano solo by Elizabeth Raaen; q
reading, Prayer to the Mountain
Spirit" Navajo Indians, by Dorothy
Mueller; q harmonica duet by Her.
bert Raaen and John Guinness, &C.
companied by Elizabeth Raaen: and
short talk Of appreciation by George
Dohn, chief ambassador.
A half-hour Of games, led by Mil
dred Gray, followed the program.
The banquet was planned and
served by q committee headed by
Margaret oussner.
Mrs. John s. Nokken, Minneapolis.
Is visiting In Bismarck with her
mother. Mrs. M. 7. Olson, who Is 4
patient in local hospital.
The Junior Kings Heralds Of the
McCabe Methodist church will meet
at 2:3o O'Clock Saturday afternoon
with Grace Sanborn. 706 Avenue E.
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Rev. and Mrs. Leslie r. Burgum,
jamestown, arrived In Bismarck Fri
day for = visit with Mrs. BurRumt
siser, Miss Hilda 0ustafson q the
Bismarck hospital starr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert tIedstrom have
returned to their home ct Wilton at
Ter spending Thursday in Bismarck AZ
the guests Of Mr.. Hedstrom's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Hedstrom. $40
Thirteenth st.
w. H. Payne. principal at the Bis
marck high school. has returned from
Minneapolis where he attended the
sessions Of the National Education
Association this week. He WAS accom-
panied here BY Mrs. Payne. who has
been under doctors care for several
months. Mr.. and Mrs. Payne will
make their home at the Prince hotel.
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Miss Margaret Kennedy, q junior ct
jamestown college, was presented In I
piano recital at q meeting Of the
jamestown Music club Monday eve
ming. Miss Kennedy's numbers in
cluded compositions by 0reig. Debus-
81, Masdowall and Lisst. She Is 4
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Ken
nedy. 5ls Sixth st.
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Members Of the Junior Study club
decided to hold guest day during the
first part Of May at meeting held
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Beverly Barnes, GIG Ninth st. The
club voted to conduct candy sale
during the auto show this month.
Sarah Ann Messenger played q group
Of piano solos following the business
session.
Honoring . group Of ladies who are
visiting In Bismarck while their hus-
bands are attending the sessions Of
the state legislature. Mrs. A. H. Bar
rett, TO Avenue A. entertained ct Z
1850 o'clock bridge luncheon Thursday
afternoon. A color note Of orange and
green was carried out In the appoint.
ments and bowls Of tulips conferred
the tables. Score prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Frank Hyland. Devils Lake:
Mrs. II. G. Dahl. Buchanan: and Mrs.
G.. A. Miller, Gackle.
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Guest day was observed by the
fourth division Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the McCabe Methodist church
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Frank Evarts, 3l4 Third st.
About 70 women attended. After the
business session q program was given
including = reading By Mrs. H. p. As
seltine and piano solos BY Miss Hollis
Beall. Mrs. A. H. Irvine and Mrs.
Kennth King received the prizes In q