The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1934, Page 4

rent Events club at the group's last|_A donation of $10 was voted to the) “Men in White,” and also of “Mary Of up the motorcade team which is cover- | will not crease or wrinkle. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1984 : church parlors Saturday, beginning at | with the committee members, who ate meeting for the year held Wednesday] sideration of plans for next year and 7 afternoon at the home of Mrs. H. F.! refreshments. Pr ‘ominent Women of OFare, 802 Fifth St Mrs. H. A He Latin, woo seount-| ML EL Church Cotniing arcane mis te panne nce eos er nc See aes Be at 2 . HAL! Miss Marcell , who recent- . BB. 4 MeNutt, Napoleon, was hostess. ly returned from New York city dresses may be placed in advance |nedy and Mrs. D. B, Shaw. Mrs. Putnam succeeds Mrs. O'Hare) where she studied at the American e- as head of the ce ple Academy of Dramatic Art, read ei ‘ese our ial ie aoe r e e will be: Vice president—! . P.| cerpts from the play, “The Squall.” is Keller, Mason apartments. _Record- | “The Land of the Hates peste \public are invited to bear talks by THE HONEYMOON 1S OVER AND THE |ing secretary—Mrs. T. O. Branden-| by Yeats was read by the drama ap- members of the Women’s Foreign burg, 820 Avenue D. Treasurer—MTs.! preciation group, under direction of Missionary society motorcade team, pe —— Ry | \ | Miss Helen Ricketts. Those taking | who will conduct two meetings at the | i It se . E. J. | part were the Misses Elizabeth Giese- | church Friday. i) 3 é s E 4i9 Rosser avenue, west. jler, Antoinette Morton and Mary| at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, there ‘ Current Events Club The membership committee, in.) Cowan, G. A. Hample, Joseph Wright| will be a meeting for women of the ‘ Jcluding Mrs. George F. Shafer, 305! and Mrs. Ralph Truman. congregation. The 7:30 o'clock meet- Z Names Mrs, Putnam [avenue 8, chairman; Mrs. J. A. Lar-| Mrs, C. D. Dursema gave a resume|ing in’ the evening is open to the mo) ; ; json, 210 Avenue A, west, and Mrs.|of dramatic productions in New York| public, according to Rev. W. E. g e Henry O. Putnam, 623 Firth |Obert A. Olson, 514 Thayer avenue, | during the season, giving reviews of| Vater, pastor. i ay eu; ‘was elected president of the Cur-| West, was re-appointed. {the Pulitzer prize-winning p National and branch officers make : Camp Grassick free bed fund. Scotland,” runner-up for the award. |ing the Methodist Episcopal church Mrs, McNutt, who has been vice Miss Clarice Belk, president, out= | territory in the United States. In this) president during the year, tendered’ lined the plans for next year, includ- state, the party of 10 is being divided, her resignation at this meeting. Mrs.|ing a play near Halloween time, one|one group going over tne southern D J. McGillis, 814 Fourth 8t., a char-| during the holidays and the third/route and visiting Fargo, Jamestown ter member, presented her with @ sil-/ late in February. and Bismarck. The other is traveling ver spoon as a farewell gift from the| The refreshments committee in- the northern route, stopping at Grand club, |¢luded Miss Louise Sween, Mrs. L. R.| Forks, Devils Lake and Minot. Both The program concluded the study Shipley and Richard Tiedman. | groups will meet in Bismarck Satur-| of Mexico and Central America with xk * day and will spend the week-end two papers ‘nicaragua, Guatemala, on here. Honduras and San Salvador’ | pre: Homemaker Division | “Among prominent church women sented by Mrs. Keller and “Pana ~ le are Miss Annie G, given by Mrs. John P. French, 615! Chairman To Be Heard |i ie "ston ‘Mass. i ublisher of choice collection of {| Fourth St. i — lThe Friend; Miss L. Ethel Wallace, | | After the business and program,! Mrs. v. J. LaRose, 522 Second St.,' missionary from Hwa Nan College,| Mrs. McNutt served @ two-course will give a talk on her work as Home-|Foochow, China; Miss C. Cross from| |luncheon. | Maker division chairman for the! Quessua Girls school, Angola, Africa, | Made in all the new fash- || wie eighth district, North Dakota Federa-|and Mrs.’ F. F. Lindsay. Minneapolis, | aes | tion of Women’s clubs, over KFYR at) national vice president. fons. \Knights of Columbus 3 ociock Friday afternoon. This talk ee * its one of the weekly series sponsored | The Ladies’ Aid of the First Baptist | A new summer voiles that marriage racket in the Land of Promises Sizes 40 to 56. To End Dance Series |¢, the eighth district clubs under|church will hold a rummage sale, i " my " ane Seed direction of Miss Maude A, Toliefsen,| which is to have a table a all onl Starring a \. ‘s dres ®@ speci A e Specially priced at [frame oa ed nivieaneans of) ratio ehatrman euneesaemenaiuniaial | CHARLIE RUGGLES at i peOmtns seu rise WE | Also— ith Hof tl j — wil St. Mary's auditorium Pri- $2. 95 | Gay evening trom 9:30 to 12:30 o'clock. a IN “Ben Blue” Comedy | © VERREE TEASDALE miaeare se soe Mt Plant Your Water Lilies Now DNEY BLACK 1| ¥ wi music . | ae spe ee me ove Be News - Cartoon SIDNEY BLACKMER * oe | Players’ Group Ends We offer excellent standard varieties in four col- Daily 2:30-7-9 Dress Sh o p Season’s Activities ors. Water hyacinths, etc., at low prices. C APITOL 2 5 c . ¢ [| —eme THEATRE see— sii ea were concluded, by ine Community Oscar H. Will and Co. | Today and Friday until 7:30 ismarck, N. a | at ness ani ‘Across from’ G. 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