The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-03
Washburn Club Entertains
At Reciprocity Function
Retiring and Incoming Eight,
District Presidents Among
Guests


Guests
Mrs. Florence H. Davis, president
Of the eighth district. North Dakota
Federation Of Womens clubs, and
Miss Helen K. Katen, executive secre-
tary Of the North Dakota Anti-Iu.
berculosis association, were guest
speakers Friday evening when the
Washburn Study club entertained the
Wilton Women,s club at . reciprocity
meeting.
Miss Katen, the main speaker Of
the evening, was invited to address
the groups on Camp orassick. After
explaining In detail the manner OF
conducting the camp on . scientific
basis, she answered numerous ques-
lions made during . round-tahle dis.
c,lssion Of the work being conducted
In aiding children to fight tuberculo-
sis. Miss Katen exhibited the model
Of the camp made by the children
this summer, which previously was
shown ct Cedar Rapids, Il.
The general study topic, "Conserv-
ation," was followed by Mrs. Davis.
who discussed historic trees and ask
ed that club women seek and forward
to her information on such trees In
this state. Introduced with Mrs.
Davis was Mrs. Lewis ]. Mann Of
Washburn, incoming district preA-
dent.
Mrs. I. =. Schultz, president
Of the hostess club, presented
the Is Wilton women ana introduced
the speakers and miscellaneous en-
tertainment numbers including vocal
solos, piano duets and recitations.
Roll call was answered with Trees
Growing in America" Mrs. Hugh II.
Mccullough, Washburn, eighth dis
trict health division chairman, as
sisted in arranging the program.
Refreshments were served ct the
close Of the meeting which was the
second reciprocity affair sponsored
by the Washburn club, the first being
an entertainment for Mercer club
women. Eighteen members Of the
Washburn club were present.
The meeting was held ct the home
Of Mrs. Ezra Handy.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George 8. Register.
Person Court, whose wedding was .
September event, were honored ct q
party given Thursday evening ct the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Lar
son, 400 Sixth st., for members Of the
McCabe Methodist Episcopal church
morning choir, their husbands and
wives. Progressive games were played
at four tables, the high awards going
to Mr.. and Mrs. Walter 7. Bischof,
Mr.. Larson and Miss Ruby Wilmot.
Bronze pom poms were used as floral
decorations and Halloween motifs and
favors carried out seasonal note m
the luncheon appointments. Mr.. and
Mrs. Register were presented with .
gift by the group.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. McKinnon, Jr.,
and their baby daughter. Jacqueline,
who have been ct New England dur
ing the summer months while Mr..
McKinnon was engaged as work d.
rector for Civilian Conservation
Corps camp, have come to Bismarck
to spend the winter months. They are
guests Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
D. McKinnon, 3l2 Avenue B, west.
Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Of Chicago, sis
ter of Mrs. A. D. McKinnon, Jr., who
has spent the last few months with
her, will remain here for few weeks
before returning to her home.
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Mrs. Clement Kelley, 405 Eleventh
st., was hostess to members Of the
Holy Rosary missionary group when
1t met Thursday evening for bridge
games at two tables. luncheon and .
brief business session presided over BY
the chairman, Mrs. NJ. Q. Amman.
Plans were made for the groups ac-
tivities in the st. Mary's parish ba-
zaar November 8-10. Mrs. Harold
Kennedy and Mrs. Matt Hummel won
the high and consolation gifts, re-
spectively, at cards. Mrs. John
Wyciskala, $40 Twelfth st., will be
hostess for the November Is meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Ftlrness and
their children have returned to their
home at Mott after visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Sundland, parents
Of Mrs Furness. and at Mandan with
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Furness. parents
OF MIR. Furness. Mr.. Furness has just
returned from the American Legion
national convention at Miami. Fla.
hts wife and children remaining here
curing his stay.
Mrs. A. w. stadler. sos Broadway
avenue, west, has returned from
Toilet, H., Where she has been for the
last two weeks, called there by the
serious illness Of her mother. Mrs.
Fred Hedstrom. who now Is showing
slow improvement. Mrs. Stadler was
accompanied in the trip BY Mrs. Otto
Dirlam, 408 First st., . sister Of Mrs.
Hecstrom.
Appointments In keeping with Hal
1oween were used Wednesday evening
by Miss Ida Eiofson, 3l4 Third st..
when she entertained her contract
bridge club. which was holding it,
first meeting Of the new season. Mrs
A. G. Brainerd won the score award
Ia the games played ct two tables.
She has invited the group to meet at
her home on Wednesday. Nov. Il.
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Mrs. A. N. Brown, 2l8 Avenue B,
department treasurer Of the Ameri-
can Legion Auxiliary. Is expected to
return Monday after attending the
Auxiliarys national convention ct
Miami, Fla. En- route to st. PAUL,
where she was met by Mr.. Brown on