The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-08
Presbyterian Society
Installs New Leaders


Installation Of q new staff Of Off.
GERS headed by Miss Ellen King Is
president marked the meeting Of the
First Presbyterian church Philathea
Bible class, held Friday evening with
Mrs. L. D. Hulett, 1908 Avenue B. Miss
Blanche Carpenter assisted Mrs. HUI
lett In entertaining.
Mrs. Nelson Sauvain presided dur
ing the ceremony at which the new
leaders assumed their duties. Besides
Miss King. they are Miss Frances
Heath as vice president, Miss Marion
Jordan as secretary, Miss Elizabeth
0ieseler as treasurer and Mrs. H. L.
Wheeler as instructor. Mrs. Clell q.
Cannon is the retiring president.
Meetings Of the group, which has
Is members, are held each Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock with an add
tional business session being held
each month ct the home Of some
member.
In honor Of Miss Rebecca Pond, st.
Louis, Mo-, director Of nursing service
for the Red Cross In the midwestern
area, who has been here for the week.
end, IL Red Cross nurses Of the city
gave q theater and bridge party FRI
day evening. After attending the
Paramount, the group went to the
home Of Mrs. H. A. Brandes, COL Fifth
st.. where bridge was played. At the
close Of the games, = guest favor was
presented to Miss Pond and the high
score gift was awarded to Miss Sophia
Morrison. Miss Pond has concluded
her work In Bismarck and left Nom
day for McClusky. where she will stay
while attending to her duties IN
Sheridan county.
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Mrs. Frank w. Peterson, Rose
apartments, and her son, Clair Peter
son, who Is with the army aviation
corps at March field near Riverside
Calf, returned to Bismarck this
weekend after q brief visit at Fargo
Mr.. Peterson, who Is having an H.
day furlough, will leave Tuesday fol-
Omaha, Nebr., where he will meet
friends for the remainder Of the trip
to March field, where he IS to report
next Sunday night. He Is . graduate
Of the mechanical engineering de-
partment at the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college and Is affiliated with
Alpha Sigma Tau social fraternity.
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The Order of the Eastern Star OF
Hazen entertained recently at an aft
ernoon bridge party for Miss Ruth
Eastman, daughter Of Dr.. and Mrs. L
@. Eastman Of Hazen, who will be
married on Thursday to Lieutenant
Hester Hastings Of washington, p. C.
The affair, given at the Hazen Ma
sonic temple, was one Of many func-
tons given in Miss Eastman's horror
Score awards in the bridge games
played at six tables were received by
Mrs. Benjamin stoelting. Miss East.
man was presented with gift.
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. F1eck, 514 RIOS
ser avenue, west, were host and hos
tess for = o'clock bridge dinner with
covers for Is guests given Saturday
evening ct their home. Prizes award
ed ct the individual tables for high
score ut contract were received b
Mrs. Myron H. Atkinson, Mrs. Paul w
Freise, Gordon v. Cox and ThomaI
Burke. The party was the first IN
series OF bridge dinners to be givel
by Mr.. and Mrs. F1eck.
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There were q guests ct the picnic
supper given at Pioneer park Sunday
evening for members Of st. GEORGE
Evening Guild and their families
Games. which were the pastime dur.
ing the early part OF the evening, were
followed by the supper and marsh.
mallow roast. Arrangements tor tn
outing were made by Mrs. Paul +
Homan, Mrs. H. N. Leouhard ant
Miss Gwendolyn Pilmoor.
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Miss Emma LANCER. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. William LANCER, $40 Avenue
B, who underwent IN appendicitil
operation at Mercy hospital in Devil
Lake q few weeks ago, was able K
return home on Sunday. Mrs. Ian
ger went to Devils Lake to bring bacl
her daughter, who was cared for b!
her uncle. Dr.. G. ]. McGmren. dur
ing her illness.
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Miss Eleanor Beckley, GRADUATE
nurse who has been employed IN thi
city, has gone to Beach where she 1
to visit for some time. Miss Beche,
was accompanied to Beach BY he
sister, Miss Ruth Beckley, who ha'
been visiting at Lacrosse, Wis.,, an
stopped In Bismarck for 10 days Will
en- route home.
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Mrs. Polly schott. ~ First st.. o
the Grand Deluxe beauty shop, LET
Sunday for st. Paul to attend tn
American Beauty and Style aunua
convention, which opens Monday ant
will continue through Thursday. Mra
Schott will return to the city immedi
ately after the close Of the meeting