The Bismarck tribune., 1935-02-20
Girl Scout Council
Meets With Director

A breakfast and luncheon meeting
with the Bismarck Girl Scout coun-
Gil are an important part of the pro-
gram of Miss Marie Aftreith, direc-
tor of Girl Scout work in the Hia-
watha region, during her four-day
visit to Bismarck which closes Thurs
day. Following her work here. Miss
Aftreith goes 10 Mandan to conduct
series of meetings with Girl Scout
workers there.
Mrs. E. A. Thorberg, local Girl
Scout commissioner, was hostess for
the breakfast which was given at the
Inn at o'clock Tuesday morning.
The luncheon, which will occur at /
o'clock Thursday. also will be served
at the Inn. A round table discussion
followed the breakfast and the same
procedure will follow Thursdays
luncheon.
Addresses before the Lions, XII
wants and Rotary clubs and meetings
with leaders and various committees
have occupied all of Miss Aftreith's
time since her arrival. Wednesdays
schedule included q meeting with the
camp and camping committee at 10
o'clock, an address to the Rotary
club at noon and a publicity COM
mittee meeting at 3 o'clock. The
leaders training course given each
evening will be continued at 1880
o'clock. Examiners are to meet with
Miss Aftreith early Thursday morn
ing.
A patriotic motif appropriate for
the Washington anniversary carried
out in the national colors was used
by Mrs. Clifford Janso1lius, sis Ave-
nue. A, west, when she entertained her
bridge club Friday evening. Hcnors
in the card games in play at two
tables went to Miss Odele Venne. who
held high, and to the Misses Evelyn
Grace Hermann and Emily Schantz,
who was guest at this meeting.
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Twelve members Of the Past Presi.
dents Farley, American Legion Aux.
iliary, met Monday evening to trans
act regular business and to sew on a
comforter which they are making to
give to some needy ex-service mans
family. The meeting was held at the
home OF Mrs. j. Arthur Solien, 607
Fourth ST.. who was assisted In en-
tertaining by Mrs. Oscar q. Oleson.
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Miss Hattie Piller, 723 Mandan St..
resumed her work at Robertson's
Tuesday morning after an absence Of
several weeks during which she un-
derwent an operation and spent few
weeks with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Piller Of Valley City, while she
was convalescing Mr.. Piller came to
Bismarck Tuesday morning for q few
days visit with his daughter.
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Miss Ann Thomas, Webb apart
ments, entertained members Of her
contract club at cards and luncheon
Tuesday evening. Mrs. Adrian G.
Taylor held high score in the games
played at two tables. Mrs. L. G. Nc
Donald, a member Of the club who
leaves for her new home at Fargo on
Saturday, was presented with fare
well gift from the group.
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i E. D. Lum Of Wahpeton, publisher
Of the Ricllland County Farmer. visit
ed friends and attended to business
matters in Bismarck Tuesday. Mr.
and Mrs. Lum returned to Wahpetou
O. few days ago from six-week win
ter vacation trip to the western states
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Covers were laid for IL guests at
the bridge dinner which DR.. and Mrs
G. w. Schoregge, 507 Sixth st., gave
J Friday evening. A centerpiece ol
crystal was the main feature Of the
table decorations. Bridge score hon.
ors were received by Mr.. and Mrs
Richard H. Penwarden, Jr.
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: Theodore Hedstrom Of Valley City
Barnes county sheriff. visited his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albin Hetlstroul