The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 27, 1934, Page 5

inattention S Degree of Honor Lodge Receives 16 Candidates Groups to Note The Independent Order of Odd Fel- low lodge and the sister group, the Rebekah lodge, will attend services duced Mrs, Zuger, who gave the ad-|day evening in observance of the I. O. Mrs. Clara Bender, National] dress of welcome; Miss Hu- ber, Mrs. Bender, who gave toasts; | Thursday, April 26. Vice President, Presides {aars. Fitssimmons, who sang: pupils} It is customary for the lodges to During Exercises qu — ae yard who Cage celebrate the cae ae gree of Honor poem, and Miss Myrtle | divine worship in a body. This Buchanan, who gave a piano selec- Initiation of 16 candidates intoltion. sre Eather Barneck accom. Capitol Nettie ta nun oes se Panied the dancers and Mrs. Bauer Honor Protective association, was pee : Me high point in the visit made to the ne %e lodge Thursday and Friday by Mrs.})~) Clara Bender, St. Paul, national vice president. The exercises took place at 9:30 o'clock Thursday evening at the World War Memorial buil » & tea complimentary to Mrs, Bender and Mrs. W. E. Fitsim- mons, also of St. Paul, was given| Lois Johnson, from 3 to 5 o'clock at the Memorial building Toom when 75 club- women of the city called. Mrs. Rob- ert Welch, Mandan, a. past state President, also was a guest of honor during the day’s events. The program given during the tea included violin selections by Adolph Engelhardt, by Miss Belle Mehus; a solo by Mrs. Pitzsim- mons, accompanied by Mrs. Arthur] M. Bauer; piano solos by the Misses Mary Louise Nuessle and Ruth Rand; a solo dance hy Audrey Waldschmidt; @ group da by Mary McGraw and Mary and Ann Dolan, and a reading by Mrs, Obert A. Olson. Mrs, Bauer or accompanied the dance num- Prominent Members Assist The honor guests wore corsages, the gifts of Capitol lodge. With them in the receiving line were Mrs. Alfred Zuger, president of the lodge; Miss Catherine E. Morris, state vice presi- dent, and Mrs. F. A. Knowles, Com- munity Council nt, Miss Marie Huber, Mrs. O. BE. An- derson, Mrs. H. M. Leonhard ahd Mrs. J. C. Beattie took turns in pour- ing at the tea table, which was deco- rated in the Degree of Honor colors, pink and white, and the lodge flower, the pink carnation. Potted daisies, ferns and geraniums were placed about the room. Eighty guests, including six from Mandan, were at the banquet for which a pink and white color scheme was arranged with nut cups, tapers and carnations. Mrs. George F. Sha- fer was toastmistress and she intro- “ Education Philosophy didate with a gold Degree of Honor pin, which was a surprise feature. Friday morning, Miss Morris was hostess for a breakfast with covers for nine guests to compliment the St. Paul visitors and Mrs. Welch, who were first taken on a sightseeing trip and then were conducted through the Capitol. The breakfast was served at the Capitol private dining room, at a table centered with roses. Nut cups represented the wild rose, North Dakota's state flower, and place cards /were white cards with photographs of the Capitol and bearing the De- gree of Honor insignia. Miss Morris presented each honor guest with a gift of North Dakota pottery. Mrs. Bender returned to St. Paul Friday noon. Mrs. Fitzsimmons, who is a former Bismarck resident, will Temain over the week-end as a guest of Mrs. Zuger. The Degree of Honor Officers’ club will meet Monday, May 7. On May 10 & Mothers’ and Daughters’ party will be given with Mrs, LeRoy OC. Eliason as chairman. « of Education as Developed by John Dewey,” a paper given by Mrs. Nelson Avenue D, concluded ertson, Mason apartments. Of special interest was a letter re- ceived by Mrs. Sauvain from Profes- osophy which may be expressed brief- ly as“! and Education,” periments made by Dewey in schools which he has establisiied. During the business meeting a $10.00 donation for Camp Grassick was voted. A luncheon in May will close the), Club's current season. Madame Florence Pierron Scheffer, ‘an associate member of the Thursday Musical club, was honored during an intermission in the program given by Cabe Methodist church for its annual guest day. About 75 wom- en were present, ‘Miss Elizabeth Jones, who was in- troduced by the president, Mrs. For- rest M. Davis, was the member chosen to convey the club’s best wishes to Madame Scheffer, who leaves soon for @ few months’ rest in Milwaukee, Wis. After a brief address, during which she cited many famous fare- wells of literature, Miss Jones asked Zither Club to Close Year With May Outing A picnic, which will mark the close of activities for the current year for the Zither club, was planned for Sunday, May 27, at a meeting of 20 members held Midnite Sunday Ve OUAIY Mon. - Tues, . Wed. DULL, LIFELESS HAIR Instantly becomes GLEAMING, ALLURING ond LOVELY 2 what You get with the SINGER pfs TRADE MARK fite. HAVE your HAIR and SCALP exam. i ind Adjust- *.Giesniog 9 div: All the sewing help you will ever need. It’s free with the purchase of a modern Singer. Ask for details. SINGER SEWING MACHINE C8. INC. 218 Breadway RCE sh Ding te DRUG STORE 339 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. and Luverne Shields. Lunch wasjat Mandan for many years when she * : served by the Founding Anniversary eee agree the club will adjourn for the’ sum- mer months with Thursday, Sept. 27, set as the date for the first meeting in the fall. ©. F, anniversary, which occurred! Baptist Ladies’ Aid ine i e EE 2 gE if ts bd “i Is Fortnightly Topic}, Sauvain, 602)/near future were the Philosophical studies made by the|Thursday evening at the Masonic Fortnightly club for its 1933-34 pro-|temple. The date has not been de- gram, when the group met Wednes-|cided definitely. Election of officers day afternoon with Mrs. C. R. Rob-|will feature the Thursday, May 10, ‘meeting of the order. sor Dewey in reply to inquiries con-|st., entertained her bridge club, which cerning his latest books. Dewey, whO|has members for two tables, at cards is professor of philosophy at Colum-land luncheon Wednesday evening. bia university, New York, has # phil-/ Miss Ida Ellefson won the high score honors. Second 8t., will be hostess to the club ks. R. i ed here of the marriage of Mrs. Laura | B. Solum, mother of Donald Sclum of this city, to Carl Lumkwitz, at , Wis., March 27. After the club Thursday afternoon at Mc- febretet me ment, equipped FRIDAY, APRIL 27, 1934 west, was hostess. Mrs, Peltier first gave a paper, “Grant at Appomattox”, and then read “Scofield’s Tribute to Grant.” Refreshments were served eke by Mrs. Lusk and Mrs. Peltier. Ulysses 8, Grant, soldier and eight- a eenth president of the United States,| Mr. and Mrs. George Blackerby. .| Was the subject of a program prepar- {Mason apartments, left Friday by car ed by Mrs. J. C. Peltier, 312 Park St., for presentation at the meeting of Tirzah Ann Barclay Tent No. 3, Chooses Mrs.-M. Rue| Dittmer ot onion Vetens cae Civil Wer, held Thursday evening. Mrs. Milton Rue, 300 shee! B, was| Mrs. T. W. Lusk, 306 Thayer avenue, it Bap- lurch Ladies’ Aid at the business held Thursday afternoon at arles Staley, 701 Misses Rose Stein and}operated the Lewis and Clark coffee shop. She left for Woodville about the picnic on May 27,/two years ago. se & A Fields Day of Fun and Laughter! Today -Sat, vs 4 : “AWHE Oh, n0— it's fun to wolkl” Until 7 F Foy mere she attend- a Rap Cross Shoes are the going-est shoes in town. They “*go"’ everywhere. For they're right in style, you see. They ‘*go" all day and never tire. For they fit all four of your feet. 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