The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 3, 1928, Page 5

a ry ~ Mrs. Eric Thorber; _ ladies are invited to attend. 59%" Mrs. E. P. Quain Is Elected President of Girls’ Council Mrs. E. P. Quain was elected president of the Girls Council at a) meeting held Monday evening at the Association of Commerce rooms. Mrs. A. H, Barrett is vice presi- dent and Mrs, Nellie Evarts, secre- Mrs. Henry Jonas Honored at Party A surprise party was given Sun- day evening in honor of the birth- day anniyersary of Mrs. Mpnry Jonas at the home of her daughter, Mrs. J. H, 8el ir. tary and treasurer. The various committees will be headed by the following chairmen: Training and leadership, Mrs. A. Brant; organization and housi g; finance, M F. H. Waldo; camping, Miss Marie Huber; publicity, Mrs. F. H. Wald A special meeting will be held Wed- nesday morning at the home of Mrs. A. M. Brandt, at which the president and committee chairmen will appoint members of the com- mittees. A constitution as drawn up at the meeting Monday, stating that seven members of the council would serve for a period of two years and seven for a period of one year. In drawing for the one year period of service the following are so desig- nated: Mrs, E. P, -j evening a refreshment course was M. Brandt, Mrs. Eric Thorberg,| served. A color scheme of orchid Mrs. F. H. Waldo, Mrs. Nellie} and pink was carried out in the Evarts, Miss Marie Huber and Miss] table appointments. Hardy Jackson. The constitution] John Hoche of Boston, Mass., was <committee is composed of Mrs.| an out-of-town guest. Quain, Mrs. Thorberg and B. K. scales Skeels. J. P. Sell of the Capital City Rot- The next regular meeting of the} tling works left Sunday, for Colum- Girls Council will be held the first| bus, Ga., where he will attend a Wednesday in May. meeting of all district managers of ‘ = the Nehi company. While out of the C. A. Fisher, state treasurer, and city Mr. Sell will also attend a Miss Bertha Palmer, state superin- meeting of the directors of the tendent of public instruction, will go| Coca Cola Bottlers association which to Grand Forks tomorrow to attend a meeting of the state teachers’ re- tirement and insurance fund board.| Mrs. Theodore Quanrud The session will be held Thursday.| daughter, Helen, returned M and Other members of the board are P.| from Spokane, Wash., the: C, Berg of Dickinson, R. M. Black pe me past reich 4 spent the past two weeks with rela- of Ellendale and Miss Beatrice tives, ‘They were anied home Johnstone of Grand Forks. by Mrs. Quanrud’ Robert Beall: Baker, who will 5} the summer The ladies aid of the Methodist] here. church will meet Thursday after- noon. Mrs. George M. Register at 1011 Fifth street will be hostess to rs. Henry and E. A. Kennedy of Man- Elizabeth Happell Entertains at Cards Miss Elizabeth Happell enter- tained thc f at mo evening at her home at 911 Sixti street. There were guests for two tables e of cards and at the close of the Quain, Mrs. will be held at Atlanta, Ga. eee eee Mr. and Mrs. Alec Leick of 0 ft Jamestown spent the week-end Cirele No. 1; Mrs. G. W. Janda at| here with Mrs. Leick’s brother-in- 915 Seventh street to Circle No. 2;| law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mrs. H. W. Richholt at 228 1-2 Sev-| Wahl. enth street, No. 3; Mrs. R. E. Jack at 416 W. Thayer, No. 4, All| Dr. C. A. Porter of Calvin, can- date for lieutenant governor on the Pre-Easter Values Excellence in Economy COATS—Newest version of trimmed and untrimmed models—Modern in every detail; fashioned of Tweeds, Kashas and Hand-spun Fabrics. Desir- able shades, striking new features: Prices $25.00, $32.50, $39.50 and $45.00. DRESSES—Alluring, daring and - irresistible. are these lovely springtime frocks. 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A son was born Sunday at the Bismarck hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Struts of Bowbells. tencting ae Wine this mee vated fends hete this yreek-end.” ee ds will furnish the music, Peg A. ME Sorlie as Miss Margaret Sorile of Mahnomen, Minn. Walter and Odin Hanson of Grand Forks, niece and nephews of Governor Sortie. * wii & Gita te G F, Miss Wi Ba n left innifred Barringto Monday for agg she will visit her sitter, Miss Dorothy Bar- during the Easter holidays. A. H. Carleon returned to Min- neapolis Sunday after a short busi- ness trip to this city. Miss Anita Johnson of this ci Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bahr of Al- spent the wevk-cnd in Valley. ae mont were as the ire tet her Mr.| marck this week-end, “in, Deny‘, whe [aN Me Both un- leigh are in Bismarc! derwent an ‘operation at St. Alexius ne week, eo . on business this urday, as heepite elon cely,, Earl Gaskill of Sterling was the est of relatives in Bismarck Sun- aber a pee 1a = or. where will be om loyed by the state high- way comm! 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