The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-01

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tuition revision committee which was
headed BY Mrs. Cross. The new con.
stitution was adopted Immediately.
Lunch was served at the dining hall.
The formal ballot drawn by the
nominating committee, taking the
place Of the former informal nomina-
ton from the floor, was submitted
after the call to order, singing Of the
club collect and the salute to the flag
which began the closing session.
81 Chairmen Give Reports
The a district chairmen gave sum-
maries Of their departments. Mrs.
Berg then talked on Our Depart
ment Of Welfare" and Mrs. Mann set
forth "What Our state Chairman
Expects In Music" There were eight
entries submitted in the Little stor-
les Of Art In North Dakota" 25o-word
essay contest, which was conducted
under direction Of Mrs. william Lang
i r, Bismarck, eighth district art chair
man. These essays were not read be-
cause Of lack OF time, 1t being voted to
turn them over to the Wilton club to
decide the winning entry. Results
will be published In the North Da-
kota Club Woman.
The main afternoon address was
that Of DR.. Williams, who Is state
health officer, on Health In North
Dakota" Closing details included the
report Of the resolutions committee,
presentation Of the new officers and
farewell song written by the Cool
rich club and sung by the members
with Mrs. Hendricks again ct the
piano.
The last ii the series Of eighth dist
riot meetings Is that Of the sixth dist
riot being held Monday ct Ashley.
Mrs. Knauf, Miss Johnstone and DR..
williams all are appearing ct this
gathering. Miss tombstone accom-.
panied DR.. williams to Bismarck and
was her guest for the weekend.
Miss Dora Jerome, Mandan, who
viii become the bride o. Louis ,Jiran.
Jr., also of Mandan during the latter
part Of the month, was honored Ct 1
linen shower and bridge party given
Friday evening by Mrs. Peter Baker
a. her home at Mandan There were
20 guests at the function.
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A party including Mr.. and Mrs. F..
n. Roberts, Jr., and their son Har-
rison Monk, Frank Smith, James
Guthrie and George Henning made an
airplane trip to the LIN ranch north
Of Pettibone on Sunday to attend a
rodeo. Three airplanes, q Robin,
Waco and Curtiss Junior were used to
make the flight.
Miss Clarice Belk, ITO Fourth st.,
returned Sunday evening from q
three-week vacation trip during the
latter part Of which she attended
rushing activities Of her sorority ct
the University Of Wisconsin 1t Madi-
son. She also was ct LA0ranee, NJ,
for short time and spent two weeks
at ConnoSs Lake near Phillips, Wis.
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Regular meeting dates were chang
ed from the fourth Thursday Of the
month to the fourth Friday at the
last regular meeting Of the Juvenile
Foresters held at st. Mary's school
auditorium. The business meeting
was followed by games and the serv-
Ing Of lunch supervised by the direc-
tor, Mrs. w. A. Clarey. There were
20 members present.
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Miss Emma LANCER, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. william Langer, $40
Avenue B, who underwent an ap-
pendectomy operation ut Mercy hos
pital In Devils Lake early last week,
u making . very satisfactory re-
covery. The operation Was performed
by her uncle, DR.. G. J Mc0urren.
Mr.. and Mrs. LANCER expect to bring
their daughter home, next Sunday.
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The Misses Esther, Selma. Hilda
and Mildred Knutson, 6lo Avenue G,
entertained eight other girls at i
handkerchief shower Saturday eve-
ming IN honor Of Miss Esther Eichler,
who Is leaving for Chicago to enter the
Gregg school. Bridge was played, first
prize going to Miss Elaine wilkinson,
Mandan, and the consolation gift to
Miss Mildred Bredy. Refreshments
were served following the card games.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Dodds, Sos
Avenue D, are home after . three
week vacation trip which they spent
visiting at Minneapolis and st. Paul
and also at Iowa and Wisconsin
points. From Minneapolis, they were
accompanied on the remainder Of the
trip BY Mrs. T. Q. Oier, Z sister Of
Mrs. Dodds. They were guests Of
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Mears,
at Oelwein. H., and visited With Mr..
and Mars. Harry Oldham 1t Hudson,
Wis. Among the interesting places
visited were the smallest Catholic
church in the world and q hand
made clock exhibit conducted BY
foreign artisans. both near spillville,
Il.
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Officers for the new year, headed
by Mrs. A. G. Wilde o. president,
were elected 1t . recent meeting Of
the Zion Evangelical Ladies' Aid held
ct the home Of Mrs. Wilde, 706 Fourth
st. Mrs. Wilde succeeds Mrs. Minnie
Harrison Is president. Mrs. Henry
|C. Mailman was named vice preSi.