The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1930, Page 5

ye ” +s 7) Sorority. Chapter Receives Charter Eta Rho chapter of Epsilon Sigma Alpha, national education sorority, received its charter at an installation ‘and emblem service, following a ban- last evening in the Rose room North Dakota. ‘The following officers were elected and installed: Miss Amy Fahlgren, president; president; Miss Bernice Nelson, sec- retary; and Miss Adelia Soehren, reasurer. tr 4 Miss, Fern Bauersfeld, Kansas City, Mo., staff secretary for the national organization, was the main speaker. She gave an inspiring address, out- lining the purpose and aims of the sorority. Miss Nira Robinson, Kan- sas City, also a staff secretary. con- ducted the emblem service, assisted by Mrs. Alberta Frye, Billings, Mont. Covers were placed banquet. The sorority colors, blue and gold, were emphasized in the ap- pointments and favors, and a bow! of snapdragons and. roses centered the table. ‘The new sorority will hold its first meeting sometime me month. * * Mrs. E. T. Beatt and Mrs. Gerald Richholt were joint hostesses at a seven o'clock buffet supper last eve- ning at the Beatt home, 422 First street. Pink sna and daisies * were used to center the tables, and appointments carried out a pink and green color note. Places were laid for 16 at the tables. Bouquets of fall flowers were arranged in the living room, where bridge was played, with honors going to Miss Rose Huber and Mrs, E. M. Hendricks. This was the last of a séries of parties which Mrs. Beatt and Mrs. Richholt have given in the last few weeks. xe * SOCIETY NEWS Mrs. James Morris, 221 Avenue A west, will leave this evening for Bos- ton, Mass. where she will be one of the state delegates to the national convention of the American Legion Auxiliary. Mrs. Morris is a past president of the North Dakota de- partment of the Auxiliary and was recently elected national’ committee- woman. * * * Members of St. Rose’s missionary group were entertained at a card party last evening by Mrs. Frank * Andrist, 508 Avenue E. There were guests for three tables, with honors going to Mrs. L. R. Priske and Mrs. H. Niles. Mrs, Andrist was assisted by her daughters, Mrs. Bernard An- drus and Miss Catherine Andrist. * * * Francis E. Flaherty, son of Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Flaherty, 607 Sixth street, who is a medical student at St. Louis university, St. Louis, Mo.,| nore, has been elected to membership in Phi Chi fraternity. Mr. Flaherty was graduated from Gonzaga university, Spokane, Wash., last gee * > Everett O'Neil, son of Mr. and Mrs. Malta, Mont., dyring months. supper table, which had decorations and favors in ied e eae black. * —— if Meetings of Clubs , -And Social Groups | ” : i City-County News 1 Liberal Arts Club Has First Meeting al importance will be a feature of each meeting. The and con- stitution were out by Mrs. Bismarck, coming here from Min- Neapolis about a month ago. Mr. Cowan is connected with the B. F. Goodrich — company. * * George F. Thurber, vice president of the First National Bank of Nash- ua, N. H., and his sister, Mrs. Fred- erick J. Cox, Boston, Mass. arrived this morning for @ visit with their| uncle, Colonel C. B. Little, 304 Av- enue A west. i * * * phat a llocreaDi oe Eighth street, was ® business meeting the Yeomen Ladies club vs afternoon. Plans for the fall and winter activities of the club were dis- cussed. \ xe * Mrs. R. G. Craig has returned to her home in Fargo, after spending the last month visiting with friends . Mrs. Craig is a former Bis- marck resident. Misses Mi step ve Evelyn ‘ary hens and Jacobson, Bi girls who.are at- Falls, 8. D., have been selected as members of the college chorus. Dr. O. H. Wangensteen, who spoke to the Sixth district medical society, at the Patterson hotel Monday eve- ning, spent Tuesday here, visiting the hospitals and with two friends, | Fashion Plaque _ | BLACK VELVET gathered to a band of grosgrain ‘starting over the left eye and sweeping around to the lower left side, where it ends in three loops makes a charming winter toque. ‘and Lockwood G. Hoskin, Maxbass, No, 5247, to serve two years on a third degree burglary conviction. James Branley, superintendent of the Missouri river division of the Soo ‘intendent attended a meeting of Soo Line officials. SACRIFICE . Dr. Wangensteen’ is Professor of surgery at the University of Minnesota. Drs. C. W. Schoregge and R. H. Waldschmidt drove to Jamestown Tuesday and attended the of the medical society of that district in the evening. F. M. Roberts, master mechanic of the Soo Line here, has returned from Minneapoils, where he went on rail- business. New arrivals at state prison are Ethiel Jones, Ryder, No. 5246, to serve five years for nonsupport, following violation of # suspended sentence, NERVES Didn’t SLEEP last night ? Take~ Guaranteed can and efficient. USE fess than of high : priced brands. : 193 5 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1|15 Doctors Attend the. southwestern district ganization here. ‘The doctors present were: J. W. R. W. Rogers, A. Dickinson; J. B, Gumper, Belfield: A. E. Hetzler and J, A. Malerick, Richardton; 8. Moske, New nelius and D. Lemieux, portation of preserved contain alum. church basement Saturday, Special line of new hats. Christmas Club Plan Select your gifts in advance—and at your leisure. THE DAILY Choose from com- plete lines. 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