The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 5, 1930, Page 5

Mrs. ChristiansonIs {Radio Program Will Elected Regent of | Mark Observance of Minishoshe Chapter| National Legion Day THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, APRIL 5 1980 ’ ae ee ova on DIQT RIGT AUXILIARY | "sczere , @ student at yes and pa ; nis Mrs. A. M. Christianson was elected | Sunday, which has been designated | Bt’ tegent of Minishoshe chapter,|as National American Legion Auxi- PROGRAM ANNOUNCED Mrs. E. J. Huschka, Dawson, to Preside at Meeting May 2'in Valley City Benjamin Kuderling, 72, H. G. Schwantes’ Uncle, Buried in S. D. for Benjamin Kuderling, 172, uncle of H. G. Schwantes, who died here Tuesday while under medical treatment, were held today at Big Stone City, 8. D., where tho body was sent by the Reif undertaking establishment. Kuderling was a native of Germany and resided at Brockton, Montana, Daughters of the American Revolu- tion, at the annual business meeting held yesterday afternoon following 4 12:30 luncheon at the home of Mrs. E. T. Beatt, 422 First street. Mrs. Christianson, who served last year as a succeeds Mrs. B, K. Other officers named were Mrs. 8. D. Cook, first vice-regent; Mrs. P. J. Meyer, second yice-regent; Mrs. Be- att, recording secretary; Mrs. J. P. French, corresponding secretary; Mrs. P. C. Bakken, treasurer; Mrs. L. P. Warren, registrar; and Mrs. F. Strauss, historian. Mrs. Eric Thorberg, chairman of the committee who arranged for the presentation of the Tony Sarg Mar- jonettes here Monday, reported that the entertainment was not only a success financially, but it also brought to Bismarck a rare treat in the mat- ter of shows. Because of the fine support, Minishoshe chapter will be able to keep the cabin open during the coming summer, with a hostess, ‘and will be able to take care of any needed repairs. In a resolution adopted by the chapter, appreciation was expressed for the splendid cooperation of Bis- marck business, service clubs, and schools, as well as the Mandan busi- ness men and schools. During the meeting Mrs. R. D. Hoskins gave a report of the state conference in Minot, which she at- tended. Places were marked for 31 at the luncheon tables, and appointments were in pink, Snap dragons adorned the tables, ‘and baskets of spring flowers and pussy willows were used about the rooms. Hostesses were Mrs. Beatt, Mrs. Christianson and Mrs. G. F. Dullam. : Guests of the chapter were Mrs. Mell Pollard, a member of the chap- ter at Marshfield, Wis., and Mrs. M. ‘Morgan, a member of the chapter at Fredonia, N. Y. ee ® Bismarck Girl Pledged To Minnesota Sorority Minneapolis, April 5.—(#)—Forty- one co-eds at the University of Min- nesota have been pledged to twelve sororities this quarter at the the end of the spring rushing activities on the campus. Pledging ceremonies took place last night at each of the chapters. The pledges include: Delta Gamma —Rosalie Page, Bottineau, N. D. Gamma Phi Beta, Marlys Lahr, Bis- marck, N. D. xk ® Mrs. J. M. Devine entertained a company of 13 children yesterday afternoon at her home, 717 Fourth street, in honor of the birthday an- niversary of her granddaughter, Kathleen Marilyn Kell, who was five years old. The afternoon was spent. with games outdoors, and was pleas- antly concluded with the serving of refreshments, accompanied by Easter favors. The small guest of honor re- ceived a number of gifts. Children attending were Virginia Shafer, Mary Louise McLaughlin, Roberta Hender- son, Margaret Webb, Joyce Tellenga, Barneck, Betty Wilde, Lois Reid, George Constans, Bobby Chaill- man, Jimmy Cass, Frederick Wilde, and Francis Fox. Mrs, Devine was assisted. by her daughter, Mrs. R. G. Kell. eee To celebrate her fifteenth birthday, Miss Frances Erickson entertained a Mary day, to commemorate the en- where h from active life sev- Renee aS eee meetings. trance of the United States into the World war, April 6, 1917, will be ob- served with a radio program arranged by the Mandan Auxiliary unit. The Program will be broadct at 3:30 p. m. KCGU, Mandan. Among the speakers will be Mrs. James Morris, Bis! , department: President; Mrs. B. C. Nickerson, and Several of the unjt officers. Mrs. D. C. Scothorn, department music chair- man, will give a group of vocal num- B. | bers. se & Auxiliary Officer to Serve on Commission Mrs._A. G. Porter, Edgeley, child Welfare chairman of the American Legion Auxiliary, has been appointed by Governor George F. Shafer to Serve on the diphtheria prevention commission for North Dakota, ac- cording to an announcement made ps her by Spieler art de- ‘ment president ie au: ' This commission will Preothoregentt with the state health department and the United States health department, in ® campaign to eradicate diphtheria from the state. This program for the prevention ‘of diphtheria will come under the child health program inaugurated by Mrs. Porter this year in connection with irae welfare program of the aux- Representatives of other organiza- tions in the state are also serving on this commission, Mr. T. O. Kraabel, ‘veterans service commissioner, Fargo, representing the American Legion. ek ® Dorothy Byrnes Is Mobridge May Queen A seasonal color scheme, of yellow and green, was used by Miss Mar- garet Will and Miss Aldeen Paris, for two bridge parties given at their homes Wednesday. A one o'clock luncheon was served at the Will home, 323 Third street. Covers were| » placed for 12, and yellow jonquils centered each table. In the bridge games during the afternoon, honors were held by Frankie Davis and Mar- guerite D'Ardis. A bridge dinner was held at the Paris home, 404 Fifth Street, the evening. Twelve guests were also bidden to this party, and a similar decorative effect was carried out. Honors at cards were held by Misses Agnes Fleck, and Katherine Marcks. se 8 Contest, stunts, and dancing pro- vided entertainment at thé “kid par- ty” given last evening at the Masonic temple for members of the Order of Rainbow Girls, by the Rainbow ad- visory board. Specialty dances, songs and readings were given by several of the girls. All guests came in costume. Mrs. Andrew Erdahl is mother ad- visor to the group, and board mem- bers are Mrs. Price Owens, Mrs. A..L. Fosteson, Mrs. F. E. McCurdy, Mrs. O. V. Bowman, Mrs. J. P. Galyen, Mrs. F. E. Diehl, and Mrs. F. G. Ackerman, and George Humphreys, G. L. Spear. ze ® A most successful event was the demonstration recital given yesterday afternoon in the Grand Pacific hotel parlors, in which caildren between the ages of four and six took part.| be Group numbers, presented by two classes opened the program. Piano solos and ducis showing skill and L. B. Smith is a visitor in the city today from Sterling. H. C. Leupp and R. J. Bohrer are Hear Rev. Walter E. Vater | at the Methodist 35 ge a technique, which would have done credit to far older puplis, were given, interspersed with dance numbers by Epi church, Sunday at een Subject : “The Society Woman.” ittee- woman; Mrs. Fred Freckison, Valley City, memorials, gold star; Mrs. ©. L. Robertson, Jamestown, chair- i 36 tf & nl auFsd music contest, and awards will be made before adjournment, late in the Sfternoon. i at I 85 9 ni ay i @ Et & Carnival dance at Menoken tonight. Sammy Kontos and his Troubaudors. é TODAY-SATURDAY ~~ THE SINGING THRILLING FUN RIOT “Roadhouse Nights” Helen Morgan - Charles Ruggles - Fred Kohler Clayton, Jackson and Durante Added Attractions: Pathe Audio Review ‘ “MOUNTAIN MELODIES” - - Screen Song ‘All Talking Comedy “Let Me Expain” ae eee eee Monday and Tuesday THE GOLDEN STRAINS of “PAGAN LOVE SONG” Give Way to More Glorious Melodies! Novarro is the world’s new Valentino! 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