The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 28, 1934, Page 5

‘Clubs Name Mothers Bocial Affairs Will + Programs in Final Meet- ings of Year With the 1933-94 club year poaching its close, two of the | F it rt g g z i : a “ are all es al i . ae | ‘i ‘ag age ty i i LP 8 E B Ez z g i Li ag8? F ‘ Chapter Mrs. ‘Mrs. Grover C. Riggs, 414 Avenue! Broken F, was chosen as president of Lewis|Cnildren” was Miss LaRose was accompanied by two! meeting was held at the home |classmates, the Misses Mary of Mrs. George Shunk, 714 Ninth 8t.,/Rosemary Sharood, Officers for 1934-35 Is 8 Years Old git with Mrs, A. C. Brainerd, 711 Eighth|who will be her guests during the/ser avenue, and Mrs. A. call ‘St. as assisting hostess, Roll on | Easter vacation. With NILS ASTHER WENRY STEPHENSON —Added— “Edgar Kennedy” Comed: “The Boswell Siotere” C CAPITOL 25c Today and Thursday Until 7:30 COMING! KATHRYN HEPBURN in “SPITFIRE” and Miss Eileen Doerner of 1010 Fifth 8t., assisted Mrs. Azar. Flaherty Wins High . Honor at University The News of March 23 also men- tioned Plaherty’s work as represent- ative from the medical school for the Archive, University yearbook, in se- curing 100 per cent representation of ‘8 school in the senior section for the first time in 21 years. There are 107 students in the medical school’s sen- for class, ee & Arena Couple Feted On 25th Anniversary In celebration of the 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Victor , Arena, about 80 friends as- Bie, HF sine Fina : ie geri FACE TO FACE WITH “NERVES” THEM CAMELS COSTLIER TOBACCOS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28, 1934 turned from @ vacation trip, was wel-'ing about $7,000, accomplished by comed back by Mrs. Kramer. court since its founding in 1917, Travel Articles Are Program for B. P. W. Misg|Court during the reception are the; business session. Mrs. James W. ance ona Makes iy se. | Misses Arlene Wagner, Dorothy Cer-|Guthrie, entertainment committee correspon vinski,-Rhea McDonald, Marie Gar-| chairman, reported progress in ticket | Violet R. Lee, also of Sterling, were Stitian una ‘Frotubaeal wotaains sales for the charity ball which is to|married Tuesday afternoon by 1. R. Bonny, justice of the peace. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY ON PAGE 2 Busi nal ’g|ske, Eva Vogel, Dolores Patzman clubs, Mes mie for the pioarace Mary Geiermann, Other new mem-|be given at the Patterson hall Mon- Dresented by the education commit-|bers are Mrs, Harry Hurning, Mrs./day evening, April 2. Mrs, Kramer tee at the local club's meeting held James Andrus, Mrs. Anna Meyer, Mrs.| was awarded the attendance gift. Tuesday evening. Gertrude Flannigan, Miss Harriet} To close the evening's ceremonies, ‘Miss Schuler, who is a correspond-|Zimmerman, Mrs. Bernard Andrus,|Rev. Father Robert A. Feehan, chap- hristian Science Monitor,|Mrs. Fred Peterson, Mrs. Phoebe) lain of the court, addressed the newly | Hemmer, and Mrs. Emil Kaiser. The) received members on the significance South candidate received for the Mandan| of the C. D. A. ritual. 1d that Miss |Court was Mrs. J. Messmer. A report on charity projects, cost- Reflecting the serene beauty of the day, flowers are always a preferred Easter gift. Whether you choose Lilies, Hydrangeas, Roses, Tulips or any of the other lovely blooms from Will's, your remem- brance will be appropriate and appreciated. We advise making your selection early, And remember, WILL’S SERVICE SATISFIES. Plants in Bloom Easter Cut Flowers EASTER LILIES. Strong plants | EASTER LILIES. Pure white, with large blooms and buds, the favorite. Per dozen, $5.00, $1.00 to . Very . Yellow, HYDRANGEAS, Glorious Blooms | WOES, oo), Ore Sonen, gaunt of pink and blue, 91.25 to | {o'gs.00. $2.50 each, waae. RAMBLER ROSES, Clusters of | CARNATIONS. 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