The Bismarck tribune., 1935-04-02
Mrs. w. B. Pierce Elected
A A. u. w. Branch President
Organization to Sponsor Tony
Sarg Marionstte Show Here
Saturday, May 10

SsoOUu6OssOss W SpOUOOJ OUy
sarg Marionstts Show Here
Saturday, May 10
The Bismarck chapter, American
Association Of University Women,
named Mrs. w. 3. Pierce president,
Mfs. Paul O. Netland secretary ana
Mrs. A. J. IMnde and Miss Gertrude
Evarts directors for the ensuing two
years at the annual meeting held
Monday evening ct the American Ie-
91on Auxiliary room, World War Me.
morial building.
Holdover officers for the biennium
are Miss Elizabeth Louise johnson.
vice president: Miss Ethel raten.
treasurer, and Miss Sylvia Sell, his
toriau. Retiring are Mrs. =. ]. Con-
rad - president, Miss Clarice Belk
as secretary and Miss Beatrice Regis.
ter - director.
Bringing Sarg Narionettes
Decision to sponsor two perform.
anoes BY the Tony sarg Marionette
company here on Saturday. May 70,
was IN important feature Of the bus
1ness session. The chapter has con.
templAted sponsoring this entertain.
ment for some months and now tho
Companys schedule which includes
Dickinson, Minot, Valley City ana
Fargo makes . performance here
feasible ct this time.
Committees to make arrangements
for the show were named BY Mrs.
Conrad - follows: General supervi.
sion-Mrs. ]. 9. Ellickson, Mira.
George @. Hellickson and Mrs. q. N.
Constans; publicity and advertising
Mrs. Grace Clendening and the
Misses Clarice Belk and Josephine
Hosch: general ticket committee
Mrs. Lunde, Miss johnson and Miss
Charlotte Logan; school ticket sales
the Misses Adeline Ness, Frances Col
1ison, Jeanette Myhre, Lydia Trerk-
ing, Charlotte Schmidt and Myrtle
sandie: office ticket sales-Adrs. r.
=. Wenzel and the Misses Christine
Huber, Pauline Buzzell and Beatrice
Register: club ticket sales-Mrs.
Henry O. Putnam, Mrs. Spencer 8.
Boise and Mrs. q. A. Hample: pos
ters-the Misses Lillian Z. Cook, syl.
via Sell and Catherine McKinnon,
Seavenger Hunt Apeil ~
Wednesday, April n, was set q the
date for Z Scavenger hunt for branch
members and invited friends. Details
Of this entertainment are being work.
ed out by Mrs. Pierce.
Yy@A NAav%&Ass Vno%AA = A0n nnvA~a1>.e
ton to tho national Nellowsl1ip fund
which Is maintained to aid women In
continuing their college educations,
and also decided to aid in paying the
expenses Of Mrs. B. G. B. Tighe, Far.
90, state president, to tho national
convention at Los Angeles In mid
June.
Mrs. Conrads report covering her
activities g president and progress
Of the branch since last spring was
given preceding the election.
Miss Alden Hewitt. demonstration
teacher for the field service Of the
Bureau Of Indian Affairs, who . Z
branch member, gave . brief discus
sion Of how adults can aid children
to develop hobbies as . means Of self.
expression and possible material gain
In her talk which supplemented the
roll call, only other program feature.
Members responded With ideas on
how the branch and its meetings
might be improved.
Develop Child's interest
Miss Hewitt pointed out that there
Is difference between going to
school and getting IN education and
that while American people are the
most adaptable they often do not have
. very definite end in view In educa-
tiou. II the parents or other adults
can develop . child,s interest In some
form Of collecting, which 10 almost
instructive In children, they may de-
velop what at first only Is . fancy
into something really important. Miss
Hewitt believes that the child who =
ut loose ends is the one who gets In.
to trouble and that II young people
are allowed to 60 along without In.
terests they win lose the morale and
self-assurance necessary to see them
through times Of unemployment and
other stress.
Jonquils and snapdragonS reflected
on q mirror centered the refreshmeuts
table ct which Miss Lydia Eterking,
member Of the hostess committee. pre-
sided. Other hostesses were 1lrs.
Lunde, committee chairman, and 1lrs.
Hellickson.
John Kiefer. Wilton. was able to
return to his home this weekend
after undergoing three operations In
tho past eight weeks at local hos.
pital. Mr.. Kiefer Is 81 years Of age
and Is making Q good recovery. llrs.
Ira foster, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kiefer, left for Centralia, Ill.,. last
week after Z stay Of five weeks at the
home Of her parents.
+ = =
Mrs. L. s. Craswell Of Minneapolis,
former Bismarck resident. Is tho
guest Of her brother -in-law and sis
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. A. Q. Rausch Of
Mandan. Mr.. Craswell. who formerly
was manager Of the Northwestern
Ben Telephone company office In
Bismarck, now is northwest general
manager with headquarters ct Min.
neapolis.
Miss Helen Benson. s1l FIFTH o..
and Mis- Vera Person. 6O6 Avenue 4.
who have had IN extended winter
vacation IN Panama. arc expected to
return % Bismarck Wednesday noon,
according 70 word received here. They