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La opinión., 1935-09-08
CUANDO I'D. OFREZCA 0
ASISTA A UNA FIESTA,
ENVIENOS LOS DETALLES
CENA AL
SENIOR MEDINA
Sc la ofrecieron en-
casa de la familia
Uranga

Hace algunas noches. y orga-
nizada por la sonora Maria u.
de Picard y su hiJita Alicia. Sc
ofrecio en- la Residential de la IA
milia Uranga una cena al estilo
tfpicamente mexicano, al senior
Salvador Medina, perteneciente
a la eolonia ehihuahrense de es-
ia ciudad Y ampliamente conoci-
do en- los circulos sociales de la
misma.
El a~gasajo empezo a las ocho
de la noehe, bora en- que Sc SEN
taron a la mesa los invitados,
habiendose saboreado buenos cal
dos y brindandose por la pros
perLdad futura del fcstejsdo.
Despues de la cena, los pre-
sentes Sc entregaron al bale, ha
biendose prolongado este hasta
una bora avanzada de la madru-
gada siguiente.
Entire las personals que asistie
ron al agape, ~recordamos de mo-
mento a las sehores Lupe de
Uranga. Maria u. de Picard,
Anastasia u. de Vandiver, Jua-
nita V. de Flores, Clara Maria
Navarro, sehorita Alicia Picard.
sehores Arturo Uranga, Salvador
Medina, Creig Vandiver, Saliva
dor Uranga Y algunos otros.
Esa noche quedaron de mani
fiesto las simpatias con que
cuenta en- nuestro medic ell Sc
nor Medina.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Hogar de pldcemes: ell de
los Ruualcaba

Ell hogan del senior Angel Ru-
valcaba fue enriquecido con el
advenimiento de un robusto be-
be. que vino al mundo el dia 90
del pasado mes de agosto en- su
propia residential 1902 del bou-
levar Whittier, encontrandose a
la fecha tanto la madre como Ell
recien venido, gozando de salud.
Tan luego como la joven ma
DIRE este completamente resta-
blecida. sera llevado ell infante
Il Ia pila del bautismo. no ha-
biendose aun escog.do hasta la
fecha nj el nombre que Sc i'm
pondra al meme. nj DIS personals
que fungiran como sus padrinos,
Y las que sin duda seran de las
amistades mas intimas del ma
trimonio.
La opinión., 1935-09-08

paciones similares en- eli medic
de Los Angeles.
En- ell bale del sAbado proxi-
mo, sera maestro de ceremonies
ell senior Angel A. Logo, y las
comiiiones. isegdn Sc nos mani
fiesta. estaran integradas en- la
forma s%igulente:
Reception: Sarita Islas. jose
fina Gonzalez, Leonila Molina,
Maria Luz Garcia. Cuca Arella-
no. Natalla Bandurraga, Anto-
MIA B~elmontes, Francisco Vargas,
Josefina Martinez, Lila A~podaca,
Challito Belmonte. Maria Luisa
Zazueta, Carmen Sosa: Luis Acos
Ia. Raul Gutierrez, Rodolfo Cas-
tillo, Enrique Rivera. Leonardo
Felan, Fermin Romero. Juan
Ruiz, David Dominguez, Ramon
Islas. Jose Molina, Manuel Mar
tfnez, Samuel Torres Martinez,
Alfonso Ponce. Wenceslao Me-
jia.
Orden: Maria VIDA. de Islas,
Pablo Il. Paz. Maria Perez An
guiana, Bernardina Arellano,
Williams Robinson. Bernabe Bel
monies.
Obsequio; H%ortensia Bandurra
ga, Celia NJ. Tinoco. Maria Con-
zalez. Francisco Aropezca. Juan
Tinoco, Manuel Organista.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
SaGo a Guadalajara la
senorita Cahedo

FL lunes pasado por la noche,
salio con rumbo a la ciudad de
Guadalajara. Jalisco, la seiorita
Rosario Canedo, quien habia pa
sado una corta temporada entire
nosotros. gozando de un mereci-
do periodic de vacaciones.
La s%eiorita Cahedo fue despe-
dida en- la estaci6n por un Gre
cido ndmero de amigos suyas,
que supo conquistar durante su
estancia entire nosotros.
Antes de la partida, hubo una
sencilla fiesta en- n honor, du-
rante la cual Sc hicieron los mas
sinceros votos por un feliz via
je en- su case. y. un pronto re-
torno a Los Angeles, en- donde
tanto sc lie quiere.
Sabemos Que retornara ell aho
entral.te, a pasar una Temporal
da entire III amistades de esta
ciudad.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Los despidieron de la
solteria

Hace pocos dfas, en- esta mis-
ma semana, los novios de hoy
fueron despedidos carihosamen-
tie de la solteria por sus amista-
des locales. La fiesta que con
tai motive Sc efectuo. fue dada
en- la Residential de la senorita
Margarita A. de O.ero, situada
en- ell 1870 de la avenida Bud
long, h~abiendose en- ella hecho
votos por Ia felicidad de los en-
tonces futures conyuges. La
fiesta fue organizada por don
Miguel Vega y la sonora Julieta
V. Cruz, amigos intimos de la
sehorita Arciniega, hoy sehora
de Vega, y hermanos del novio.
Durante ella, RENO la mas
complete algeria, habiendose des
corchado botellas de buenos vi
nos, para brindar por la felici-
dad futura de los novios.
Sc sirvio tambien una eXqui-
sta cena, habiendose bailado has
ia una bora muy avanzada.
Concurrieron a esa fiesta, tan
to a llevar sus parabienes a los
novios, como portandJ regalos
para los mismos, las siguientes
personals:
Sehoritas: Maria Martinez, Cri
selia Otero, Lupe Paquet, Olga
Otero, Aurelia Vega, Dorita Nd
hez, Socorro Prado. Sara Colme-
nero. Juanita Iberri. Lolita Pc
rez, Celia Carreon. 'Iagdalena
Perez, Adelina Iberri, Felfcitas
Colmenero, Elena Iberri, Rosa
Quintana. Marie Martin, Esther
Wilke, Julieta Arciniega.
Sehoras: Carolina Miranda,
Eloisa Marquee, Maria A. Arci-
MEGA, Clotilde Escopite, Julieta
Vega Cruz, Maria V. Espinosa.
Margarita Otero, Dolores Otero.
Reducinda Vega, Emilia Calm,
Enriqueta Turbay, Genovena
Ruiz y Josefina Q%uintana.
Se1ores: Miguel de la Vega,
Salvador E%sc6pita, Emilio Mar
quez, George Calm, Eduardo Tur
bay, Gonzalo Quintana, Alfredo
Otero, Bill Martin. Pablo de la
Vega, Fidel Velez, Rail zertu-
che. Jesds Vega, Eduardo Mo-
linar. Carlos Vega, Santiago Ro-
drfguez. Eduardo Olvera, Tom
Gotor, Horacio otero Jr., Fran
cisco Salcido, Alfredo Iberri y
algunos otros.
Los %novios, al unirse hoy, sal
dram en- breve viaje de bodas pa
ra retornar luego a establecer su
Residential definitiva entire nos
otros.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
UNA BRILLANTE Ceremonial
NUPCIAL, HOY EN- LA MANANA
Uniran sus destinos ante los altares de la fe,
la senorita Adelina Arciniega y ell senior
JESUS Vega


seran la sehorita Julieta Arch
Mega y ell senior Tomas Gotor.
La corte de amJ: estara for
mazda de la manera siguiente:
Damas: Criselia Otero. Catali-
ma Gutierrez y Lupe Paquet.
Chambelanes: Eduardo Olvera,
Antonio Casanova y Alberto Cas-
tillo.
Pajes: Armida Turbay Y Ma
rianita Arias.
Ell tllace serA a las diez y
cuarto de Ia mahana, celebran-
dose mas tarde la fiesta de bo-
das, para la cual Sc ha expedi-
do va invitacion a las mas Sc
lectas amistades de ambas IA
milias.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
Serd presentada como
'fouvetona' ell dia Fl

Con ell nombre de Josefina So
ledad, sera p~resentada ell saba
do 81 de septiembre como Lou
vetona" en- ell temple masonico
de Ia logia "Mercaba' ndmero
90. situado en- la calle Main
n1mero 12S al Norte, una
nihita, n~acida.en meses pasados
e hlja del senior Jose A. Monto-
va y d. SUI esposa la sehora So
ledad de Montoya.
La ceremonial sera apadrina-
da por ell sehor Jose Maria Arai-
"a Maclich. miembro masonico
prominente de dicha logia. y por
su esposa Ia sonora Rosaura de
Maclich, quienes despues del ac-
TO. ofreceran a sus amistades
una fiesta con ell caracter inti-
me ell su propia Residential de
Ia ayenida Michigan.
La opinión., 1935-09-08

~ OY EN- la noche, ante los
altares de la fe cato
I'LL lica, en- la Iglesia de
Santa Maria. uniran
d~estinoS la sehorita Adela Arch
MEGA. perteneciente a una esti-
male familia mexico-california-
ma, y ell senior Jesus Vega, ca
ballero tambien muy conoeido y
estimado en- los circulos sociales
de habla e~spanola.
La ceremonial sc prepare bril-
llante, habiendose dado cita en-
ell temple de Santa Maria, situa-
do en- la esquina de las Gales
Cuarta y Chicago, I'm gran CRU
pc de amistades de los contra
yentes.
-.1s padrinos del matrimonio
La opinión., 1935-09-08
La Temporada...
Slaue de la ga. Paa. }

Sc proyectan los presupuestos
del proximo ejercicio fiscal, Sc
debe, con toda antelaci6n, prever
y proveer las p%artidas respecti-
vas, parA que en- 1886 pueda cum
plir holgadamente, y con la atm
gencia %requerida. su cometido de
centric difusor de las mas atlas
manifestations esteticas en- la
colectividad metropolitan.
Porque. quierase que no. al
Estado lie compete tai ingente
y trascendental labor de promo
yer y sostener, dentro de su pro-
grama cultural, ell fomento de
las bellas artes; y nadie Sc atre-
veria a negar que una de las mas
eXcelGas, y de mas inmediatos
resultados educativos. es In que
tiene por asiento ell tablado es-
cenico en- cualquiera de sus ia
cetas; 10 mismo Ell genera dra-
matico que ell lfrico, igual ell ar
te de la danza que FL de la mo-
sica.
Contando, como contamos. o
un coliseo Official de tan senera
prest+ncia, no hay por que no
aprovecharlo en- la forma indi-
cada v de acuerdo con la obli-
gacion moral de TODD Goblerno
de proporcionar a los diversos
sectores sociales los medios de
cultivar su sensibilidad artisti-
ca, a fin de que la potencialidad
no solo IN constante production.
sino tambien. y es 10 mas i'm
portante, en- ascendente superb
ci6n.
Resulta superfluo traer aaui
las cifra5 de 10 que gastan los
PASSES mas cultos de ambos con-
%tinentes, en 81 sostCnimiento de
sus respectivos teatros oficiales.
pues no Sc trata de establecer
ninSdn parang0n con clos. sien
do nuestro solo objeto FL de evil
denciar 10 urgidos que estamos
de que Sc acometa, por las atlas
autoridades que %controlan la cul
tura n%acional. eI funcionamien-
to. en- un plan que rcsponda q
su categorfa. del Teatro del Pa
lacio de Bellas Artes.
Por sus mismas grandiosas
proporc o n arquitect6nicas.
nuestro primer c~oliseo no puede
ser ~explotado por empresas oca-
sionales que no podran nunca
ateniendose a sus propios recur-
SOS, %presentar espectAculos con
Ell atuendo y Ia propiedad recla-
mados por la magnificencia de
su marco escenico. Ademas de
que, siendo un Teatro del Es-
tado, no debe servir de medic de
exploitation comercial EXCLUSIVE
mente.
Ciudad de Mexico. 1895
La opinión., 1935-09-08
LA OPINION . DARIo POPULAR INDEPENDENTS . LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA
-CampeOna del Sol

Vencedora en- un reciente ooncurso, como la canpeo-
ma de las q1emaduras de sol en- California, esta bella Chi
ca, que Sc llama Elinor PHI, ha encontrado Immediate
mente aoomodo EN- los estudios, en- donde siempre estan
a GAIA de n%ovedades. Solo que tendra que oambiarse ell
nonbre, porque no hay derecho a ser estrella y apelI-
darse PHI. mo 10 cree listed asf, lector?
La opinión., 1935-09-08
JOyita-

La senorita Magdslens Ma
varro, distinguida DANA dc la
sociedad mexicsna de Los An
geles, cuien recientemente Sc
ha distinguido en- activ;dades
artisticss dcntro de nuestro
mundo social. Goza de muchss
simpatiss en- los mejores circu-
los de Hollywood.
La opinión., 1935-09-08
R@ii ma

Esta es Marion Lapish, co.
ronada "Reina de los Duran
nos, fotografisda en- los mo-
mentos en- que ofrecia una
costa LENA de Ia ssbross fruts
al Presidente de los Estados
Un:dos, Mr.. Franklin D. Roo
sevelt. Marion fue electa en-
renido concurso, en- las hucrtas
de Port Huron, Michigan.
-Foto |. |. News
La opinión., 1935-09-08

Continue su ~eauesoion por medic
dc n 'ectura. Nunca es tsros
par sprender. pioa hoy misre
nuestro catalooo de Iibros Ora
tbs. LIBERIA lOZANO,
203 N. Los Angeles Strest.-Ios
Angeles. Caih
La opinión., 1935-09-08
La senorita Delgodo es-
tuUo en- Los Angeles

Procedente de la ciudad de
San Diego. California. en- donde
habitualmente reside. estuvo en-
esta ciudad ell viernes pasado la
sehorita Rosita Delgado. bien
conocida en- nuestro medic. por
haber estado con onterforidad
en- Los Angeles. en- donde tiene
grandes afectos.
Vino en- viaje de rapido paseo
y de negocios, habiendo arregla-
do estos 1ltimos satisfactoria-
mente. seg1n logramos saber.
Aver mismo sali6 de retorno
a la Ciudad del Sol, pero Sc nos
dice que ha prometido retorlar
para la semana entrante, tenien-
do preparadas. algunas amista-
des suyas. una fiesta familiar pa
ra darle carihosa bienvenida.
La opinión., 1935-09-08

condolences de salud, recibiendo
la vista de sus numerosas amis-
tades.
Sc nos dice que Sc proyeeta
para una fecha 81 bau-
tho del pequeho. Ell cual recibi-
"a ell nombre de Arturo Alfonso.
al ser llevado a las pilas del
cristlanismo
La opinión., 1935-09-08
ESTA DE PLACEMES Ell MA
TRlHONIO DE ARRiAGA

Sc encuentra de placemes en-
estos dfas ell matrimonio forma-
do por el senior Francisco ARIA
ga y su joven esposa. con mott
vo del advenimiento de I'm niho.
el cual lego en- perfectas condi-
clones de salud ell microbes por
la mahana.
Ell acontecimiento sc registro
en- la Residential de los Arriaga,
situado en- Ell Whittier Boule-
ward, en- donde sc encuentra la
joven madre ahora, en- p~erfectas
La opinión., 1935-09-08

Ciudad de Mexico. 1895
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noon with Mrs. H. L. Wheeler, It's
Sixth st., who will have Mrs. Nelson
Sauvain as assisting hostess.
Mrs. william Harris will have the
program on "Orientals in America y
The devotional period will be con-
Quoted by Mrs. F. E. Logee.
i i
Salvation Army Ladies' Aid
Members of the Salvation Army
Ladies' Aid are to come prepared to
do sewing at the regular meeting to
be held at 2:30 o'clock Thursday at
ternoon at the home Of Captain and
Mrs. Preston Kiefer, 7l9 Fifth st.
X X X
McCabe M. E. Ladies' Aid
Division Of the McCabe Methodist
Episcopal church Ladies' Aid will
meet at $3.50 o'clock Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. K. G. Ar
ness, 223 Thayer avenue, west.
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First Baptist Ladies' Aid
Mrs. r. D. Hoskins, 9O4 Fourth st.
will entertain the First Baptist church
Ladies' Aid at her home, starting at
3 o'clock Thursday afternoon. A
white elephant and food sale will be
held In connection with the meeting.
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Evangelist to Talk
On Common Beliefs

"What Every Nan Believes" win be
the subject Of Evangelist Stanley
Comstock's sermon ct the Bismarck
Gospel Tabernacle Wednesday, at the
series Of revival services which opened
last Sunday evening.
Thursday evening the evangelist
will speak on the subject THE Man
Who Sold Out" and Friday evening
at the special Young Peoples Meeting
the subject will be 1.-THE Carnival Of
DEATH" = special message to young
people.
On Tuesday evening Of next week,
Rev. Comstock will deliver q special
lecture, entitled Evolution, or
Whence Came Man, God or Gorilla. !"
Invitation Is extended by the Taber-
nacle to all to attend the services,
continuing every night except Satur-
day with services on Sunday at II
q. m. and 8 p. m.
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Western n. ID. Youths
Enroll in CCC Camps

sixty-eight youths from western
North Dakota counties enrolled here
Wednesday in the civilian conserva-
ton corps and were sent to Fort
Lincoln to await assignment to camps.
Burldgh county boys who enlises7
were Martin 0ellner Of Arena, Herr.
ert Keller Of Driscoll, Jessie Potter
Of Motif, Lyle Qagnier Of Mckenzie
and Joseph dlum, 40 Fifteenth It..
city.
Seventeen OF the enrollees were
veterans Of the Mandan camp and
the rest had no previous CCC experi-
ence.
Numbers Of the recruits by coun.
ties were Morton, six: Burleigh, five:
Emmons, Sargent, Mclean. Stark and
Dunn, four each: Mcintosh, Mercer.
Grant, Adams and Logan, three each:
Sioux, Sheridan, Golden Valley, Bill
ings, Oliver, Slope and fIettinger. two
each and Ddckey, one.
The group enrolled here brought
the total enlisted In tho state this
week to l8l Of which 50 were veterans.
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Wachter P.-T.A. Draws
Big Audience Tuesday

Eighty-five patrons Of the Wachter
school attended the thrift program,
business session and social hour which
made up the Parent and Teacher as
ISOLATION meeting held at the school
Tuesday evening.
In addition to the program pre-
vously planned, Mrs. Charlotte Han
cock. who has been secured as paren.
education teacher under the federal
emergency relief administration edu-
cation set.up, described her work.
Other program features included a
talk on Thrift" by ]. w. Riley, mus
ical reading, We'll Have to Mortgage
the Farm" Mr.. Riley, Miss Bernice
Arnold, Miss Lille G.. Meader and
Mrs. Nellie Anderson; reading, Robert
Gray, Jr.; playlet, Thrifty Three"
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Church Societies
Firsf Lutheran I.adies, AiA

First Lutheran Ladies' Aid
Election of officers will take place
at the First Lutheran Ladies' Aid
meeting to be held at 3 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon at the church parlors
with Mrs. o. N. Nordlund, Mrs. j. A
Erickson and Mrs. q. Adolph Johns
as hostesses.
4 4 4
Trinity Lutheran Ladies' Aid
Mrs. Stella Aaberg, Mrs. A. J. vend-
sci, Mrs. E. w. Mandigo ana Mrs. j
w. Chapman viii be hostesses for the
general meeting Of the Trinity Luz
theran Ladies' Aid at 3 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon at the church parlors
i 4 -
Trinity Lutheran Study Circle
Mrs. p. o. Satire, 600 Avenue D
will entertain the Trinity Lutheran
Study Circle, which meets at 8 O'Clock
Wednesday evening.
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Presbyterian Missionary Society
The Women's Missionary society OF
the First Presbyterian church will
meet at 2:30 o'clock Thursday after
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Variety Of Subjects
For L. & C.. CHAPTER

Roll cali on current events, q paper
on citizenship even by Mrs. r. Mel
son and another paper On 'The Dol.
lar Sign and the Family given by
Mrs. Lief s. Blensly made up the
program TOR the meeting Of Lewis
and Clark chapter, Sponsor Mothers
clubs, held Tuesday evening with
Mrs. Robert w. Carlson, Dis Eighth
ST., as hostess. Mrs. Clarence Gum
ness presided in the absence Of the
president, Mrs. Grover G. Riggs. It
was decided to visit the state legisla-
ture on Tuesday. Jan. %, instead Of
holding the regular meeting.
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Will Is Secured for
Federation Program

George r. VIII, who Is an outstand-
Ing authority on Indian subjects, has
been secured as the speaker for the
eighth district. North Dakota Fed
GRAFTON Of Women's clubs, weekly
broadcast over KFYR at 1890 o'clock
Thursday morning. Mr.. Will has
chosen Is his topic, Indian Welfare
and the New Indian Reorganization
Act" Miss Maude A. Tollefsen, ra-
dio chairman, also has secured next
weeks speaker, who will be Mark
Hollis, sanitary engineer with the
state health department, who will
discuss SANITARY Conditions In North
Dakota
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sources in the Life and Experiences
Of Other Christians" Is the topic
which Rev. Logee has chosen. The
young mems quartet Of the host
church, composed Of Harold Harris.
Philip Nelson, Paul Raber and Har-
old Smith, will sing sacred selections.
Rev. Walter E. Water, pastor, = to
preside ct the services.
Rev. Water has been invited to
speak ct the fourth In the series Of
meetings, which will take place ct
the same hour Thursday evening at
the Salvation Army citadel with Cap.
tain Preston Kiefer In charge.
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Meade Congregation
Is Host for Services

Rev. F. E. Logee, pastor Of the
First Presbyterian church. will be
guest speaker at services at the Nc
Cabe Methodist Episcopal church at
7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening, in
continuation OF the interdenomina-
tional Week Of Prayer being held at
the various Bismarck churches this
week.
development Of Spiritual Re-
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DR.. H. P. Rosenberger
Gives Talk to Nurses

DR.. H. p. Rosenberger, who became
associated with the Quain and RAM
stad clinic last spring, was the guest
speaker at the Bismarck Hospital
Alumnae association meeting held
Tuesday evening at the nurses home.
He discussed the subject OF Foreign
Bodies in the Trachia." It is the GUS
tom of the association to have a guest
speaker talk on some professional
topic at each meeting. Robert Paul
Friese, son Of DR.. and Mrs. Paul w.
Freise. gave two piano numbers. The
Misses Leona Lamb and Charlotte
Lyngstad served refreshments during
the social hour.
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musical selections by Miss Marion
Curran and Robert Murphy and COM
munity s.nging.
A committee served lunch and Miss
Dorothy Petron directed q recreation
program during the social hour.
The associations next meeting will
be on Tuesday, Feb. IL.
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Wornen's Gymnasium
Period Is Cancelled

Because Of the Slope Poultry show,
which IS occupying the lower gymnas-
tum Of the World War Memorial
building, there will be no meeting Of
the women's gymnasium classes
Thursday evening, according to Miss
Dorothy Petron, director. Glasses
win be held as usual on Monday eve
ming.
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Erma Scherbenske Is
Reynold Helms Bride

Miss Erma scherbenske, daughter
|of Mr.. and Mrs. John Scherbenske,
sr., Arena, ana Reynold Helm, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Helm, Wing,
were married on Sunday during q
wedding ceremony performed ct the
Evangelical church north Of Wing BY
Rev. John Fischer, Tuttle. witnesses
Of the ceremony were the fathers Of
the bridegroom and bride. Several
friends and relatives were among the
guests. The couple is at home with
the parents Of the bridegroom. who Il
engaged In farming.
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Minot and Fargo Officials Of
Congress Attend Preliminary
Meeting Tuesday

Arrangements for . fraternal rally
to be held in Bismarck Monday, FEB
II, were completed at q meeting held
Tuesday evening at the Patterson ho-
tel Terrace Gardens. The rally is be.
ing sponsored by the North Dakota
Fraternal Congress, with local frater-
nal organizations assisting.
Attending Tuesday nights confer.
ence were Mrs. Anna Lindgren, Minot
president of the congress, who pre-.
sided, also Mrs. Josephine A. Long and
M. D. Anderson. Fargo, vice president
and secretary, respectively.
Committees from the Ancient Order
OF United Workmen, Woodmen Of the
World. Woodman Circle, Degree Of
Honor Protective association, Macca-
bees and Royal Neighbors Of America
also were present.
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Members Of the C-and-B sewina
club were entertained Monday eve
ming by Miss Margaret Lefor, 500
Eleventh st. After some time was
spent at sewing, the hostess served
refreshments. Miss Rosalyn Nc
Nance, $50 Fourth st., invited the
group to meet with her on Monday,
Jan. 81.
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q SOCIETYmA CLUBS

at the American Legion Auxiliary
room. World War Memorial building
Hostesses will be Mrs. N. w. Roam
chairman, Mrs. A. J. Arnot, Mrs
Henry Jones and Miss Ruby Wilmot.
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Bismarck Garden Club
The January meeting Of the Bis
marck Garden club, ct which DR.
Fannie Dunn Quain will speak on
Flowers and Plants Used in Medi-
cine." has been postponed for one
week to Thursday, Jan. II, according
to Rev. Ellis L. Jackson, president.
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A. D. U. w.
Installation Of officers, q card party
and lunch are planned for the
Ancient Order Of United .Workmen
lodge meeting at the A. O. U. w. kall
at 8 o'clock Thursday evening. Mrs
Joseph A. Patera Is chairman Of the
entertainment committee.
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Liberal Arts Club
The hour for the Liberal Arts club
dinner meeting which will be held
at the Grand Pacific hotel private
dining room Thursday evening Is &
o'clock.
4 4 4
w. r. G.
The Women's Relief Corps will meet
at 2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon with
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C.. B. Little Named to
Liberty League Post

Washington, Jan. 9.-(R-Clarence
B. Little, Bismarck, N. D., was named
Wednesday as Q member Of the ad-
visory council Of the Liberty League.
Other members include Q. T. Jaffray
and Frederick II. Stinchfield, both Of
Minneapolis.
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st. Georges Parish
Meets Thursday Night

The annual dinner and parish
meeting Of the st. Georges Episcopal
church win take place at the parish
house Thursday evening, starting at
$50 o'clock, it was announced wed
nesday by Rev. N. +. Ellsworth, pas
tor. A committee composed Of Mrs.
Gordon v. Cox, Mrs. r. F. Krause and
Mrs. Paul G. Remington, Jr., Is in
charge Of the dinner ARRANGEMENTS.