The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 15, 1930, Page 5

Social and Personal Mrs. G. F. Shafer, With Wives of Seven Other Governors, to Make European Friendship Tour Will Be | Received by Lady Astor, Queen Marie, and Other Leaders . Mrs. George F. Shafer, wife of Gov- ernor Shafer, has accepted an invita- Northwest ‘ood ‘Priendahip ‘Tour to Northwest Good Europe this summer, The invitation \was extended to wives of gover- ors in the North’ states, includ- besides Mrs, Shafer, Mrs. W. J. \ Bulow, South Dakota; Mrs. Theodore hristianson, Minnesota; Mrs. J. E. kson, Montana; Mrs. H. C. Bal ; Mrs. F. ©, Emerson, R. H. Hartley, Wash- 1. L. Patterson, Ore- The Leet ded made up of persons from this: of the United States, was arranged by the International ‘Travel Guild. It was planned at the express wish of a number of prom!- nent Europeans, among them fhe presidents of the republics of Austria, the 8. 8. “Empress of Australia.” Sailing dates are not yet determined, but will he either June 11 or July 9. Docking at Southampton, the party will visit London, and the-Houses of | Parliament, and will be received by \) Lady Astor at her home at Olivedon. .|@ fund of $1,000 which is loaned to dents and other prominent in political circles. é ‘They will return by way of Mun- ich, and will attend a performance of the Passion Play at Oberamergau. From there the itinerary takes them to Lucere, and Interlaken, Switzer- land, and back to Paris, where the party will remain until time to sail from Cherbourg. The tour will take nearly three months. * * Puppeteer Must Be ‘Jack of All Trades’ Despite the fact that manipulating dolls sounds like an awful lot of fun, the business of being a “puppeteer” is not so simple and easy and playful as audiences and critics sometimes im- ® agine. wie il Each year literally hundreds of B. P. W. Club Observes Annual Guest Night For the.annual guest night of the Business and Professionol Women’s club, more than 40 members and their guests were gathered at an informal party in the club rooms last evening. The entertainment was planned as a part of the observance of National Business Women’s week, which is be- ing celebrated this week, by clubs throughout the United States. Miss Jidith Rue, chairman of the guest night committee, presided dur- ing the program, which opened with a talk by Mrs. Ray V. Stair, club president. Mrs. Stair spoke of the several projects carried on during Business Women's week, and outlined the activities of the local club. Two delightful piano solos by Miss Belle Mehus followed. x Miss Anna Burr, who has conducted @ current events class for the club, spoke, and Miss Lillian Cook, ‘chair- man of the activities committee, gave a brief survey of the club's work. Two solos in keeping with the season were given by Miss Bessie Baldwin, who sang, “An Irish Love Song,” and “The March Wind.” A paper on the student loan fund, Prepared by Mrs, Nellie Evarts, loan fund chairman, was read by Miss Jes- sie Streigl, The local club maintains girls wishing to complete their high school studies, or attend business schools or colleges. A humorous play,entitled,“The Man in the Bowler Hat,” was presented » |under the direction of Mrs. Obert Ol- son, by members of the dramatic group. Those taking part besides Mrs. Olson were Miss Cook, Mrs. Stair, Miss Baldwin, Mrs, Stella Aa- berg, Miss Henrika Beach, and Miss Susan B. Schaeffer. Shamrocks, and other decorations suggesting St. Patricks’ day, were used about the rooms. A green and white note was carried out with green carnations for the refreshment table, where Mrs. Stair presided. The committee in charge included Miss Rue, Miss Mehus and Miss Ethel Flaten. During this week, emphasis has been placed upon the achievements of business women throughout the country. The National Federation of B. P. W. clubs, with 56,000 members in 1,100 communities, is made up al- most entirely of self-supporting wom- en. It numbers on its roster, Mrs. Herbert Hoover, and Mrs. Calvin Coo- lidge; seven of the eight women who are now members of the Congress of the United States; Judge Florence Allen, only woman Supreme Court justice in the world; and Nellie Tay- Joe Ross, first‘woman governor in the U. 8. Miss Marion H. McClench, of Detroit, Mich., is national president, and the federation has among its members many other nationally prominent women. Zi x * * Emerson Leissman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leisman of this city, and Ray Greenwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Greenwood, Bismarck, were pledged to Alpha Kappa Phi at serv- ice held in Fargo’this week. Both Mr. Greenwood and Mr. Leissman, are students at the North Dakota Agricultural college. ne & ‘The Monday club will hold its reg- ular meeting at 3 o'clock Monday aft- ernoon, with Mrs, B. E. Jones, 519 First street. Mrs. Fred Jansonius will present a paper on “American Reformers” and Mrs. P. C. Bakken will review “Growing Up With the City.” * 8k Miss Theo Vettel and Miss Corrine Saylor returned last evening from Fremont, Nebr., where they have been |" attending a telegraph school for the last two months. Misses Vettel and Saylor will be employed in the local telegraph office. ° =e * Mrs, John R. Oswalt entertained members of the afternoon bridge club at her home at Fort Lincoln Thurs- et i E z i E F & £ i “8 & ty Capitol Theatre OUL “The Mon. - Tues. - Wed. March 17-18-19 2:30 - 7 and 9 p. m. Adults 35¢ until 7:30 Last Time Tonight (Saturday ) “Romance of the Rio Grande” Play, and honors were held Eva Hunt and Mrs, A. K. Kupfer. see. Captain and Mrs. C. A. Hoss enter- tained at a dinner Wednesday eve- ning at their quarters at Fort in honor of Lieut. Col. and Mrs. W. A. Alfonte. Tall green tapers, deep pink carnations and ferns were used in the table decorations, and places were marked: for 10. Cards were played after dinner, with honors go- ing to Mrs. Alfonte, Lieut. Earl Berg- quist, and Mrs. Eva Hunt. * * & - Mrs, F. E. Diehl, $09 Sixth street, will be hostess to the members of the Bismarck Study club at their meeting Monday afternoon at 2:30. “England and Her Colonies,” will be the pro- gram: topic. xk * Mrs. E. Shunk will be hos- tess at the meeting of the Woman's club Monday evening. Mrs. Alfred Zuger will tell of her travels in Aalska last summer, xe * Mrs, Arthur Skelton and small son Clifford, Whitetail, Mont., have ar- Swan Music Publishers * Now located in Bismarck, N. Dak. ‘We solicit the patronage of song writers and of the gen- eral music-loving public. We have on hand—That Popular Waltz, “DON’T MAKE ME CRY” Sheet music, 35c; Player Piano Roll, 75c. Swan Record—“Dont Make Me cry,” “I Need You So,” ‘Te This is a pipe organ selection to be released June Ist, 1930. We advise anyone wanting this record to place their order early, so that we can give prompt service on mail- ing. Send money ‘baat or check Swan Music Publishers 222 West Broad C West. se * Members of the Rebekah Busy Bee * * Paul Cook, student at the North Agricultural college, Fargo, is spend- ing the week-end in Bismarck with his mother, Mrs, Te ee . Ray Greenwood, Fargo, is spending the week-end here as the guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Green- wood, 412 Eighth street. Mr. and Mrs. J. Georg: itors in the bee cpa . le Members of Chapter N, P. E. 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