The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 6, 1930, Page 5

“Mrs. McGillis Named Historian for Club Mrs. D. J. McGillis, a charter mem- ber of the Current Events club, which ‘will celebrate its twenty-seventh an- niversary next month, was appointed « club historian at the meeting of the club yesterday afternoon with Miss Bertha Palmer. Mrs. Mc- Gillis will be Mrs. Nellie Evarts and Mrs, George M. Register, the only other charter members of the club E. now active. It is planned to compile , data regarding the early activities and officers of the club, thus assisting the North Dakota Federation in forming a record of the pioneer club women of the state. Mrs. ©. C, Converse lead’ the dis- cussion of the chapter, “Spanish In- Way tellectual Life,” from the study text, fg “Understanding Spain.” , ‘Mrs. F. H. Waldo reviewed the ro- mantic novel, “The Hounds of God,” by Rafael Sabatini, which deals with the time of Queen Elizabeth and the - Spanish Inquisition. She also read a number of dramatic descriptions of the Inquisitorial processions and ceremonials. ‘The Current Events club will meet again next Wednesday with Mrs. H. F. Keller, and thereafter every two ‘weeks, thus making up a conflict in dates originating during the boliday recess, ‘Auxiliary Plans for Child Welfare Work Tentative plans for the year’s work of the child welfare department were outlined by Mrs. A. L. Overbee, chairman of the cradle roll and child welfare committee, in a report pre- sented at the meeting of the local Auxiliary unit last evening at the B. P, W. club rooms. Three main ob- jectives of the department will be the | care of children of needy ex-servicc men; support of legislation calculated | to benefit children; and the encour- agement of public interest in_ the 4 child welfare movement, Mrs. Over- “bee stated. ‘Fhe unit will, as in the past, co-operate with all organiza- tions in the city in work along’ these 4: lines. ' “Mrs, Alfred Zuger spoke during the evening, reporting the progress in the movement to secure a police woman for Bismarck, and asking the support of all Auxiliary rice sias * * Miss Delle Brun, who leaves this week to make her home in Fargo was honored last evening at a party given by Mrs. J. M. Harty and Miss Amy Fahigren at the Harty home, 417 West Thayer avenue. was the pastime, and guests for two tables were bidden. Honors in the games went to Mrs. A. L. Overbee, Miss Au- drey Flow, and Miss Madge King. Decorations in keeping with St. Val- T entine's day were used. x * * 5 etd Mr. and Mrs. Halsey Hall, inneapolis, who were visiting in the « city, Mrs. A. W. Mundy entertained eight guests at a dinner Tuesday eve- ning at her home, 232 Avenue B west. Mr. and Mrs, Hall and daughter, who have been guests at the home of Mrs. . Hall's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. v ‘and Mrs. 8. A. Marcks, 615 Sixth street, left today od ge home. * Members of the “Octagon bridge club were entertained last evening at * the home of Miss Maxine Erstrom. ‘Two tables were in play, and honors x! were held by Misses Esther Leer, Lucile Kaline, and Mrs. Russel Mason. ‘A Valentine motif was used for the table decorations, and the menu of g. the luncheon nie gy the games. A St. Valentine's day theme was «used for the bridge party given by Mrs, P. N. Ryan last evening at her home, 605 Avenue B. ~There were guests for three tables, and honors went to Mrs, George Munger and Miss Gracella Munger. Red and white carnations centered the tables when a two course luncheon was Minnesota Club Head Outlines Objectives Duluth, Feb. 6—(P)—Encourage- ment of a greater spirit of co-opera- an, federation which opened Tues- Other objectives outlined by Mra. Rask were: of Advancement and su! of publ health work in every paced gr development of a ng te health pro-|" in religious ing for all children in their. own churches. Sponsoring of a flower show in Helping law enforcement “by obey- ing the laws ourselves.” Getting more music in all clubs and rural schools. Keeping “out clubs non - sectarian and non-political.” Completing the raising of funds for all scholarships the federation has al- tween women of the farms in Minne- the quality you would insist upon if you knew all of the facts. Tea in vacuum! ye like your coffee! tt is just as vital for one as it is for the other, to prevent the evaporation of the fragrant volatile oils that give them both. their flavor. Science has been longer discovering how to do it for tea, It requires a special process—so far a Schilling se- cret. Try it, and find what you have been missing all these years. Schilling tea brought to the audible screen, in his firet Richard Arlen wa with eg Mary Brian A Paramount ALL-TALKING Picture : Other Attractions: Taylor Holmes and Carmel Myers in “He Did His Best” - ‘Talking Play “Travelin’ Phone” - Talking and Singing An Outdoor Novelt; 7 Paramount Screen Song, “Good-bye My Lady Love” ‘ Midnight Show Friday, 11:30 p. m. MAURICE Chevalier “The Love Parade” NOW SHOWING Today and Friday “Pargmounks Matinee 2:30—Evenings 7 and 9 ——_—————— ‘Tickets Now Saturday - “THE KIBITZER” Period at Fort Here ‘The Women’s Wear Style Shoppe. » | located at 222 Main avenue for the _ ° | ° 8. W. of the Corwin- Corwin Churchill Motors is attending the Northwest Auto show in Minneapolis. Miss Vivian Shaffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Shaffer, Driscoll, was enrolled this week in the Clilli- cothe Business college, Chillicothe, Mo. Friends of the late C. R. Green are invited to attend a Requiem at St. George’s Episcopal church at 7:45 a. m. Friday morning, when he will be remembered together with the late Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal church, Charles Pamlerston Ander- son, All Winter Hats to be closed out at less than cost regard- less of former prices. The os Agnes Hat Shop. St. George’s church. A re- quiem for the late Mr. Green and for the late presiding bishop of the Episcopal church will be said at 7:45 a. m. tomor- row, Friday. All friends are invited. Roulette dance at the Doi Saturday night. me The 10th is the last discount on Gas bills. — Have you ever attended a roulette dance? At the Dome Saturday night. The 10th is the last day of discount on Gas bills. FIRST SPRING PRACTICE ‘When the snow leaves the ground at College Park, Md., the University of Maryland will participate in its practice. MILLER’S NATUROPATHIO REST HOME Nature's Road to Health, God's Way. No knife, no metallic drugs. Proper food’ is our medicine. Write for Information. City-County Briefs | oll moist cold and dry cold 3 in the same refrigerator Frigidaire equipped with the new Hydrstor now offers an extre service: Celery comes out of the Hydeator crisp and brittle: Lettuce takes on 2 new freshness. Tomatoes become firmer: Parsley, cress and other garnishes almost seem to grow again! See a demonstration at our, displsy room—now: FRIGIDAI RE ws B. K. SKEELS \ 318 Main Avenue Phone 370 Bismarck, N. Dak. WITH THE A.W. LUCAS CO. | Value Giving Is Volume Building and Volume Building Means Greater Value Giving. Now on Sale Full Fashioned Silk Hose $1.95 Grade From a Famous Maker 1500 Pairs 150 3 Pairs for $4.25 Service Hose, Silk to Top Hem Reinforced with Lisle as Slipper Heels ‘All Sizes RF This is not “just another” Stocking Sale. In the first place, every pair is perfect (very unusual when the price is so low). They all came from the same famous maker; they are of fine pure dye yarns that not only make them lovely to look at, but soft to touch; they are carefully fash- ioned to fit beautifully. Seldom will you get so much stocking value for $1.50 a pair or 8 pairs, $4.25, Mrs, E. 3. Bet. all Pan eo] group of her lent a re- >> cital_at 8 o'clock Friday. evening at :) the Dahners-Tavis Musig Shop. As- sisting Mrs. Rose will be several of Miss Betty Brucker’s dance pupils, ‘Who will give specialty numbers dur- ing the program. ee * Mrs, c, W will, 322 Part street, was hostess to the members of her bridge club yesterday afternoon. Cards were played at two tables, and honors went to Mrs, Joe Mason and Mrs. J. W. 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