The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 9, 1931, Page 5

/ < a ad 2 y Federation Officers To Gather at\Lisbon ° ¥or Board Meeting Feb. 19 has been selected as the date for the annual spring meeting of the executive board of the North! ta Federation of Women’s clubs, according to an announcement made {) {Saturday by Mrs. Albert E. Jones, ‘ ) \ sbon, state president. The session wil be held at the home of Mrs. vention in Fargo next fall, and ne eight district conventions this spring. A departure has been‘ made this ear from the usual custom of having jPepartment heads and division chair- +men attend the board meeting. In- tead, only state federation officera, irectors and district presidents will in attendance. Department of- ficials have been requested to send @ report of their work and plans in writing. Preceding the session ® meeting of the distrigg presidents, with Mrs. E. C. Haagenson, Grand Forks, vice president of the federation, presiding, is planned for Wednesday, Feb. 18, at the home of Mrs. Jones. Mem- bers of the board of directors will hold their annual conference at the home of Mrs.,W. 8, Parker, Lisbon, ecording secretary. Officers who will attend in addition {to Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Haagenson and ‘Mrs. Parker, are: Mrs, O. A. Stevens, Fargo, recording secretaty; Mrs. John Keohane, Beach, treasurer; Mrs. C. A. Cross, Dawson, auditor. ¢ Mrs, John Burke, Bismarck; Mrs. W. C, Taylor, La Moure; Mrs. 8. M. Hydle, Williston; Mrs. R. A. DeMars, it. ; Mrs. District presidents who will attend are Mesdames A. C. Wehe, Lakota; Columbus;. J. H. Movius, Lidgerwood, J. A. Manley New Rockford; D. Crabtree, Ellendalé; Harve Robinson, Dickinson; and James H. Cooper, Courtenay. * * * A company of friends arranged a surprise Saturday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Andrus, 1004 Eighth St., on the occasion of their wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Andrus were to have entertained their bridge club that evening, but members of the club and other guests arrived at an earlier hour, bringing dishes for the pot luck supper which was served to the 16 self-invited guests. The evening was spent a: bridge, with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hendricks holding honors, Mr. and Mrs. Andrus were presented with a pewter coffee service. * oe OR Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanson, 200 Avenue D, entertained members of the “Two-B” bridge club at a dinner » party at their home Saturday eve- ning. Gaily ‘decorated Valentines formed centerpieces for the tables ‘and other decorations carried out the ) Valentine theme. Places were laid "tor 12. ‘The evening was spent at bridge, with score prizes going to Mrs. F. C. Stucke and B. E. Hitchcock. Guests from out of the city at the party were Mrs. Mildred Snow, Min- neapolis; Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Judkins, Jamestown and Dale Judkins, Sanh Diego, ont, ae Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Gilman, 707 ‘Avenue A, and Dr. and Mrs. W. E. aaarck Sunday from a motor trip to Florida. They were at Miami and ) nearby points for about three weeks, spending the greater part of the time in deep sea fishing and cruising. ‘They report an’ enjoyable outing. Roads everywhere were found to be in excellent shape and they made the distance betwen Miami and Bis- marck in much better time than was anticipated. * * Appointments in yellow and green, with bowls of jonquils centering the tables, were used for the bridge luncheon given Saturday afternoon by Mrs. E. B. Gorman, at her home, 102 Avenue F. Places were marked for 12 guests. Bridge was played during the afternoon with score hon; ors going to Mrs, L. A, LaRue and Mrs. H. F. Peters. The affair was the first of a series Mrs. Gorman is. planning. Mrs. Gorman was assisted by Mrs. &. D. Dietz at the party Sat- urday. eee Miss Eva Carlson, Ameriean Lake, Wash., visited friends in’ Bismarck Saturday, en route to Excelsior Springs, Mo., where she has accepted @ position as disbursing officer in the U. S. Veteran's hospital there.’ She connected with the U. 8. Cole, 210 Park St., returned to Bis- Ve urer’s office. Meee Dodie, 908 Ave: Mr. and Mfs.-D. A. y - nue F, returned this morning from Rochester, Minn., where Mrs. Dodds has been receiving treatments for several weeks at St. Mary’s hospital. Were held by Dr. G. A. Rawlings and Mts. Nickersoh.. Dr. Mrs. B. Col. and Mrs. Welch Entertain at Dinner Col. and Mrs. A.B, ‘Welch, Man- | th dan entertained at a 6:30 dinner Sat- urday evening in honor ‘of Thomas tut now h eeadect Revelstone, a lent o! \- berta, Canada, ny Guests at the dinner included Mr. Frank Bryant and Mr. and Mrs. le ae og ti oh Clubwomen Invited to Social Workers Meet Clubwomen of Bismarck have beeh extended a special invitation to at- tend the Tuesday sessions of the North Dakota Conferende_of ‘Social Workeas, which ppened at the Ma- |. Sonic temple Monday morning. Local people who are interested in the work being carried on through the various welfare agencies also ae t 5:30 Tose Seetas erent quet at 5:30 o’cl eve 5 the Patterson hotel Terrace Gar. len, Believing that by better under- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1931- Nickerson, were guests finance a trip the boys plan on taking standing of the need for particular | this summer. types of social service work, club- women especially can aid in the for- mation of a unified program of ac- tivities along welfare lines, Miss Mar- garet McGunigal, head of the state children’s department, has ‘asked Clubs and other organisations to send ee aa Pgs meetings. Auxiliary Plans for Dancing Party Feb. 11 Specialty dance numbers by a group of girls will vary the program for the benefit dancing party which will be given Wednesday evening, Feb. 11, at the new World War Memorial build- ing, under the auspices of the Ameti- can Legion Auxiliary. Entertainment features are being ranged by Mrs. Frayne Baker, and the following numbers will be given: Adagio acrobatic dance, Ruth Cogh- jan; clown dance, Jean Baker and Gayle Kelly; tap dance, Genevieve ; ballet, Ruth Baker; chorus, Jean Baker, Bernadine Barrett, Fran- ces Frahm, Vivian Coghlan, Marion Peterson, Beverly Bauer and Peggy Bergeson. The latter number and dances by Ruth Coghlan and Ruth Baker are directed by Margaret Ann Ramsey. In order to provide entertainment for those who do not care to dance, tables for cards will be arranged in the lower gymnasium. This is expected to be a popular feature. Jonquils and freesia were the table decorations when Mrs. P. J. Meyer, Dr: and Mrs. Stackhouse, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. denstab and Dr. W. F. Crewe ent tained the members of their club Saturday evening at the Meye: home, 912 Fourth St. “Covers were Placed for 17 guests. played after dinner and high city over the week-end. ze ® Jean Converse, student at James- town college, spent the week-end at the home of her Parents, Mr. and Give Hera Jewelry Valentine Opportunities to express your affection in a gift of beauty do not come often. St. Valentine’s Day ts the time and our Diamonds, Watches and Jewels make appropriate gifts. Bonham Bros. and | utreot,, : i Meetings of Clubs |jsmmiter, ts "neta Mrs.’ ©. C. Odnverse, 000 Slevehth {dinner ant business mesting at 6:15 o8look Tuesday evéhing in the club Too! Arrangements for the dinner | will be in charge of the legistative Bakér, chair- ms. + man. And Social Groups || ' or oe Papers on Washington andLinooin the. "members ‘of “the "Pragraaie pers on Wi ‘ a ie mem by Mrs. A. D. McKinnon and Mra J.|Mothets’ dlub at their r Tuese C. Peltier, respectively, will be given|day evening at 8 o'clock. at-a meeting of the Mothers’ Serviee| will gi ‘|club. Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock st | whose |the home of Mrs. J. L. Barth: 827 Sixth a oS eek The Woman's Foreign society of the McCabe ‘church will meet at 2:30 o’clook Tues- day afternoon ai 'W. J. Noggle, 71 ‘Lulu Gilliland will ‘ * Prot ‘Women’s club will hold its regular ~ Hat Shows _ Lots of Hair! ss. and That's a Very Important Fashion 12% And a Hat Box Free ith Every:Hat Read these fashion features: 1. It is made of imported Bedaline swam. 2, It shows the fashion for material—coa- contrast in trast ia color. 3. It is longer on one side. 4. It shows back trimming. 5. It shows the fashion for manipulated brims. 6. The crown is shallow! SIX important fashion poiats ‘3. new “My Own” Hats just ii in His Nation-Wide Test Final Broadcast Tuesday, KFYR 4:30 p. m. 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