The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, January 19, 1931, Page 5

+ be " / ITSOCIETY NEWS! Legion Auxiliary Has Half of 1931 Quota ‘The January membership report of the American Legion Auixilary issued by mational headquarters at Indian apolis, shows @ total of 194,883 mem- bers enrolled in advance for 1931. ‘This is approximately 48.57 per cent of the membership mark set for the year, which is 401,167. ‘The department of Wisconsin is leading in Membership work for the year, with North Dakota, which hag 73.47 per cent of its 1931 quota en- "rolled, in sixth place. ‘ighty-four new units have received charters since the first of the year, making a total of 7,164 units in the national department. 7 ports prepared by national head- acer show a@ gain of 38,060 mem- bers for 1930, with the complete list for the year showing 373,068 members. * ek * Rugby Past Matrons Organize New Club Mrs. Ina 8. Grimson, Rugby, worthy grand matron of the state chapter, Order of Eastern Star, has been elected president of the past matrons club just organized at Rugby. Mrs. Susap R. Hall, first matron of the Rugby chapter, O. E. S., was Hamed vice president; and Mrs. Etta Senn was elected secretary-treasurer. Organization of the club was com- pleted at the home of Mrs. August Tweet, Rugby, following a dinner for. 12. : The following women are members of the group: Mrs. Hall, Eva B. Ely, Kate Davidson, Claudia Nostdal, Etta Senn, Estella Bratton, Lillian Elstad, Camilla Call, Sophia Steeves, Mrs. Tweet, Julia Gronley and Florence Revling, all past matrons of Century chapter at Rugby; Mrs. Grimson, past matron of the Langdon chapter; and Hulda Torgerson, past matron of the chapter at Canby, Minn. ** * “Husbands Are Guests At CDA Dinner Party One of the largest affairs given this season by members of the local court, Catholic Daughters of Amer- ica, was the pot-luck dinner for mem- bers and their husbands or guests, which was served Saturday evening at St. Mary's school auditorium. More than 140 guests were seated at the tables which had as center- Pieces candelabra holding lavender and ivory candles. Mrs, L. H. Carufel, grand regént, presided during the dinner, calling on Mrs. Dolores Kupitz, a former regent, Dr. F. B. Strauss, Fred Peterson and A. D. McKinnon for short talks. Musical numbers arrangefl by Mrs. Arthur Bauer included. vocal solos by Mrs. Frank Barnes and plano num- bers by Bernice Wagner and Jean Roherty. Cards were played during the eve- ning, with bridge prizes going to Mrs. B. A. Woehle, Mrs. John R. Fleck, Harry Woodmansee and J. L. ) Enright. \ Mrs, L. A. Tavis served as chair- man of the committee in charge of the party. Assisting her were Mes- dames E. H. L. Vesperman, V. J. La Rose, F. A. Knowles, F. B. Strauss, Harry Woodmansee, Myton Atkinson, Joseph Fleck, E. A. Brown, Fred Peterson, J. L. Enright, C. 8, Fossum, P. E. Byrne and E. D. Rose. xk ® Spencer McLoughlin, Golden Val- ley. spent Saturday and Sunday in Bismarck visiting with T. J. and J. W. McLaughlin, and with Oscar Mork, Mandan. Mr. McLoughlin was en route to Devils Lake. * Oe OK Dr. and Mrs. N. O. Ramstad, 82¢ Fourth street, entertained the doctors of the Quain and Ramstad clinic ajd their wives at an informal dinner 4. warty Saturday evening at their ome. After dinner the evening was spent at bridge. * * * The Boyd Cross Country club met ‘Thursday at the home of Mrs.-Ralph ishmael, Menoken. A demonstration on curing pork was given and re- cipes for canning and serving meats were presented. After the meeting a two-course dinner was served. The club will hold its next meeting with Mrs. Paul Skinner. Mrs. F. Enockson and M. L. Gallagher Wed ’ Mrs. Florence Enockson, who for- merly made her home in Bismarck, and M. L. Gallagher of this city were ing to information received by loca? friends of the couple. Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher left Sun- day for Phoenix, Ariz., whete they will visit for several weeks. They also will spend a short time in Cgli- fornia, before returning to Bismarck in about a month. ‘ Mts. Gallagher, whose home is at 606 Tenth St., has been spending the last few years with relatives in Wis- consin, The bridegroom has been a con- ductor on the Soo Line trains aut of here for the last 25 years, and has made his home we ‘since 1905. * 2 Masons-Eastern Star Dancing Party Jan. 23 Bismarck Masons and. members of the local Eastern Star chapter will) hold a dancing party Friday évening, at the Masonic temple, according to’ an announcement made today by a joint committee of the two orders. For this party Masons or Eastern! Star members may invite a guest couple. Dancing will begin at 9:30 o'clock, the committee said, and a good or- eon will be served at midnight. Miss Alice Rosell Is Bride of A. H. Johnson Arthur Herman Jolinson, Bismarck, and Miss Alice Matilda Rosell, Haw- ley, Minn., were married here Satur- day afternoon by the Rev. Ellis Jack- son, pastor of the First Baptist church. The service, which . took place at the Baptist parsonage, was witnessed by Floyd Roberts and Har- ry Conroy. Mrs. Johnson, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rosell, Hawley, Minn., is & graduate of the Lake Park, Minn., high school and has recently been employed in Fargo. Mr. Johnson is employed in the bridge engineer's division of the state highway department. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Johnson, New Rockford, and was graduated froin the North Dakota Agricultural col- lege, Fargo. Mr. Johnson and his bride are mak- ing their home at 618 Sixth street. * kK Miss Madge Runey, 511 Fifth 8t., entertained a@ group of friends at a dinner party Saturday evening at the Patterson hotel. Appointments in red and green were used with roses cen- tering the table. Out of town guests were Dr. R. D. Cole, Grand Forks, M. E. McCurdy, Fargo, and Miss Nell Cooper, Valley City. * ek Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Cole, 210 Park St., and Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Gilman, 07 Avenue A, left Sunday by car for Miami, Fla. They plan to spend part of the time on a fishing trip and will be away about three weeks. * 8 ® Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Coudrey, Val- Jey City, returned to their home Sat- urday after a brief visit in Bismarck. They were accompanied by Miss Nell Cooper, Valley City, Barnes county superintendeht of schools, who had been attending the mid-winter con- ference here. se * Mrs. C. B. Whittey, 722 Sixth St., entertained a company of eight at an informal afternoon party Saturday at her home. Sewing was the A bowl of early spring flowers was used to decorate the refreshment table: # 40k , Mrs. Joseph L. Kelly returned to Bismarck Sunday after spending the last two months in California and other points in the west. Mrs. Kelly, accompanied by her son Lester, vis- ited at the home of her sister, Mrs. Esther Weldy, at Santa Rosa, and on = YOUR sintuvay senn MOTHER Fo We Telegraph Flowets Oscar H. Will & Co. AT LADIES’ _. OVERSHOES STOP. and SHOP S&L Co 316 MAIN He ce BO _ SPECIALS for TUESDAY, JAN. 20 Phone 784 319 Third St. Bismarck, N. D. BOYS' SHIRTS Warm and Serviceable Flannel in Tan, Brown and Green married Saturday in St. Paul, sceord-| pital Lester will remain there for a year Or more. On her return Mrs. Kelly 8 at San Francisco to visit her fi » and also spent a short time in Portland, Ore.,, and Seattle and Spokane, Wash., with relatives. (eS | City-County Briefs | (Sinaia fihstedramnint ey oka, A bab; ar nd ime, Walter Barkha Of Bismarck. aatefat Sa tenes nt a ' born Sunday. at the Bismarck hos- R. T. Bramwell, 115 Mandan S8t., | who has been seriously ill at the 5! Alexius hospital for some time, is ly improved today. E. M. Hendricks, traffic expert for pg, dat riley comin, ef | the Womga Hane Malena BE; | Rigas a he Lady erature oie| Gat oor tte Wert Dale Monday for Chicago, where he will] ciety the McOabe Metliodist | reise, went to J. M. MoLeod and ‘Mr. and Mrs. Forest Harding represent the commission at s hear-| church, will meet Tuesday aftemoon | Pract, want, to, o z ‘and Walter ing on salt rates before the interstate | at 2:20 o'clock at the home of Mrs. on ® Mr, and Mrs. C. Garmer commerce commission. ae A. Leen y 304 ae Ls Mr, ahd Mrs, Chris Ferderer {eft 7 and Family. K. W. Simons, editor of the Bis-}2 study of Porto Rico, Wie wha ee ee ah a ae eee OY en eraial marck Tribune, spoke to the mfiembers of the Bismarck high school class in Journalism Monday. His subject was “Beginners in the newspaper busi- ness.” Four officials of the Northern Pa- cific railway are in Bismarck today Yor @ brief business visit. They are W. H. Stracha: the en’s club Members of the local chapter, Or- der of the Eastern Star, will hold a meeting at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday eve- ning at the Masonic temple. There will be ballo! Mrs, Harold Shaft, 718 Avenue will be hostess to members assistant to the eral manager; B. O. Johnson, assist- j o'clock. The study topic ant to the vice president; and How- ard Ellsworth, freight agent, all of St. Paul; and R. T. Taylor, Jamestown, dent of the Dakota division. B. O. Retvem, manager of the Bis- j|marck J.C. Penney store, left Satur- day évening for St. Paul, to be pres- ent forthe spring convention of man- agers from this district. He Will be away about a week. rs | Meetings of Clubs And Social Groups assistant general » Superinten- Mary x * * Ip. Mr. and Mts. American Wonderlands.” Mothers’ club Tuesday afternoon at 3 will be “Our — Mrs. J. P, Buckley and daughters, | and Autrey, entertained a fone ee evening. $ ee ee ee The Degree of Honor c meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday a bane he Business and Professional | Ten tables of bridgé wete in play in rooms. e* * home of Mr. Ferderer's mother, P. Ferderer. _* ® * | district spring convention. CARD OF THANKS offerings. ~ Robert White. CARD OF THANKS on new members. * * g, of the chestra has been secured. 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C, Penney store, left Saturday | for St, Paul to attend the companys/"Rivieigh County Chapter of Red Cross will be held at the | Association of Commerce at 5 We wish to thank our many friends, | p, m, January 26. especially the staff of the Ratiway Express Agency for their kindness during the illness and death of our beloved father. We also wish to thank those who gave the beautiful floral North Dakota Tuberculosis as- sociation will-be held at head- quarters, the Dakota National Bank & Trust company build- ing, Bismarck, at 1:20 p. m., Thursday, Jan. 22, 1931. Mrs. Leon Bryan. We wish to thank our many friends for the beautiful flowers and kind Whee! What a Time Youw’re Going to Have! ‘You've never laughed so hard and long as you will watching Eddie Cantor caper through Flo Ziegfeld’s greatest comedy spectacle. hhypochondriac—so healthy he's sick trying to think of what ails him. You'll roar, rock, rave over this rip- snorting comedy. 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