The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-05-30
Junior Singers Guild to
Give Graduation Musicale

tne series OF weekly programs Spon-
sored by the eighth district, North
Dakota Federation Of Women's clubs,
under direction Of Miss Maude A. Tol-
lefsen.
Affiliated with the Washburn Study
club since the second year Of ito or
ganisation In 1926, Mrs. williams has
served two-year terms both as presi-
dent and secretary. She has been
district history chairman for three
years and has been the district Indian
welfare division leader for two years.
Mrs. Williams also has won distinc.
tion for her club by her writing, win
ming one national. four state and
three district essay contests. In the
years l931-32, while she was president
Of the club, Mrs. Williams wrote q
series Of life sketches Of 50 pioneer
I mothers Of Mclean county, which ap-
peared weekly in the Washburn news
paper and now Is published In book
form and available In many public
and private libraries throughout the
country.
Through her writing, Mrs. williams
was selected for the who's Who" Sec
ton Of the Register Of Women's
Clubs, 1888"
MIR. and Mrs. T. q. Plomasen and
their children, Bruce and Jean, have
returned to Bismarck after q year
spent in the West and now are at
home at their former residence, sos
Rosser Avenue West. Although they
spent most Of the time at Long Beach,
Calf, extended visits also were made
at points in Washington and Oregon,
where they visited friends. They also
spent some time in Mexico.
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Miss Gertrude Almos, who Is to
teach in Bismarck during the COM
ing term, Is among q group Of six
women graduates Of the North Da-
kota Agricultural college, Fargo, who
are to continue their studies toward
masters degrees at universities this
summer. Miss Almos, who has been
teaching at Mohall, will 60 to the
University Of Minnesota. Miss Lois
Minard, who has been teaching at
Mandan, will attend the University
Of Chicago.
Miss Bessie r. Baldwin, IA Avenue
B. has as her guests her sister, Mrs.
Fred Gross, and her niece, Miss Isabel
Baldwin, both Of Sparta, WIS.,, who
will be here the remainder Of this
week. Miss Baldwin will accompany
them on weeks trip to the Bad
lands and to the Black Hills OF South
Dakota, after which they will return
to Wisconsin.
Miss Helen Burton and her adopted
daughter, Chang Tzu Ju, of Peking,
China, left Bismarck late Tuesday
afternoon after spending over q week
with Miss Burton's mother, Mrs.
Mary +. Burton, 2lo Third st., and
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Samuel H. Merritt. 22l Third St.
Miss Burton and Tzu Ju were to spend
. week In Minneapolis and then will
visit eastern summer resorts during
the remainder Of the scacon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. HollingsWorth.
523 First st., left Wednesday morn
ing for West Point Military Academy
at West Point, N. Y, to attend the
graduation exercises Of the 1894 class
OF which their son. David Hollings-
worth, Is member. Commencement
at West Point will be on Tuesday,
June IL. Mr.. and Mrs. Hollingsworth
will visit in Minneapolis and Chicago,
expecting to be away for q month.
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Miss Magdalene Troutman Of Bis
marck, who is to become the bride Of
Nicholas Herner In q ceremony to be
performed at st. Joseph.s Catholic
church Of Mandan on June I, was
complimented ct q shower and bridge
party given Monday evening by Mrs.
Oliver Valdez, Mandan. Cards were
played ct two tables, with high score
awards going to Miss Troutman, Mrs.
Edward Zander and Miss Cecilia
Boehm.
The approaching marriage Of Miss
Anna Scholl and Lawrence Schmidt.
both Of Mandan, was announced
Monday evening at q miscellaneous