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_ 2-Day Program for Eigh District Convention Given Federation Dinner at 6 o’Clock Friday Evening Will Be Main Social Event strict, Dakota Federation of Women’s clube, ‘which will be held at the German) (1; Baptist church of Goodrich on Fri- day and Saturday were announced ‘Thuréday by Mrs. Florence H. Davis, district president. More than 20 Bismarck club women will attend. The Woman's club of Goodrich is chairman of the housing commit- tee. Presentation of credentials and registration will take place at the convention hall, starting at 3 o'clock. Immediately afterward club presi- dents will give three-minute reports. Mise Carisen Toastmaster The federation dinner will be served at 6 o'clock. Miss Julia Carl- gen will be toastmaster for the fol- lewing Johnstone of the University of North ‘Dakota; Grand Forks; rainbow sym- ‘posium with state and district officers as speakers; pep songs led by Mrs. Lewis J. Mann, district chairman of rausic, and first report of the creden> tials committee. Kaiser, Laces the tired led, by Mi! Johnstone and assembly singing ch Mrs. T. H. Steffen, Wilton; reports of committee on revision of district ecnatitution, Mrs. C. A, Cross, Daw- up with the following: “Our Depart- ment of Public Welfare,” Mrs. George , Courte: director; “What Our district art chairman; formal ballot; | 222 report of student loan fund commit- tee, Mrs. Steffen, chairman; and business items in announce- @) SOCIETY and CLUBS Catholic Daughters — Begin Party Series ‘The first of a series of benefit card parties to be given during the fall winter season by the Catholic hters of America will begin at ‘Thursday evening and will at Mary’s auditorium. bles and prizes for’ n He A BR r i é om Hl BE z i & FE HI ih Be Sp Fe | E : i 5] be dancing program 1askiaed &tap|¢ janc! & tap) x “Highland ven Pan-Attic’s Delegate jeekea bee tH se & Episcopal Choir Will Meet at Parish House was spent at Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis. Miss Wolverton was in M. O. Agre, 812 Thayer avenue, was hostess to the group. Pure Venille To Goodrich Changed |sn¢ Ressy Holm. | Mrs. C.D. Wagar Mrs. Alfred Zuger, past president of the Pan-Attic club, has been chosen to take the place of Mrs. W. A. Hughes, who found she could not attend, as a delegate to the meeting of the eighth district, North Dakota Federation of Women’s clubs, which takes place at Goodrich Friday and Saturday. ‘The old Fort Lincoln road and the River drive gre described in the club’s entry in the essay contest being spon- sored within the district under direc- tion of the art chairman, which was written by Mrs. Zuger. Detailed des- cription is given of the drives on the Missouri bottom and the view from the Country club hill, which the late .| President Woodrow Wilson said was one of the most beautiful panoramic views he had ever seen. ee * Miss Lydia Keithahn of St. Paul, who worked for the state land depart- ment and state auditor's office several years ago, left Wednesday for Medina to visit her sister, Mrs. J. O. Hunt, after a day’s stay at the home of Mrs. E. J. Schultz, 511 Second St. Miss Keithahn will return to St. Paul by Saturday. A small informal gather- ing for a few intimate friends of Miss .|Ketthahn was held Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. W. E. Perry, 523 Second St. ek The Stitch-in-Time club decided to make a study of darning and to offer @ prize to the member who makes the best sample at the next meeting when the group met Wednesday evening, with Mrs. Ralph Broehl, 2016 Avenue A. Patterns for children’s clothing were cut and exchanged by members during the evening. The hostess served refreshments. Mrs, Roy Ponto, 517 Ninth St., south, invited the club to meet with her in two weeks. * * * ‘Mrs. Robert Larson is returning to Minot Thursday with her husband, who came for her Wednesday, after a week's visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Louis Lenaburg, 120% Fifth St. Mrs. Larson is the former Miss Virdjie Boe of York and is a gradu- ate of the Bismarck hospital nursing school. Mr. and Mrs. Larson made their home in Washington, D. C., last winter and have been passing the EHLPARAMOUNT] Today and Fri. 25c Until 7:30 The screen’s reigning beauty in a wild pageant of barbaric splen- dor! \ An eye-and-ear SPECTACLE!... Schilling Victor. A. Smaltz Announces Opening of Classes for Guitar and Banjo Studio at Tavis Music Co. Telephone 762 Thousands of extras, thun- dering horsemen galloping Palace stairs to topple a throne .. . the most gor- geous wedding ever screen- ed, against a background of glorious music and choral News and Musical .| Protective association held Wednesday summer in Minot with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Larson. They ex- pect to leave later in the fall for) ‘Washington, where Mr. Larson is D. of H. Entertained At Social Gathering eight tables and a Program of dance numbers and vocal solos provided entertainment for the social meeting of the Degree of Honor evening at the World War. Memorial by Beverly Krueger, the Fling” given by Kathleen Spohn and|% Ruth McCurdy, a walts clog and acro- | X batic figures given by Harriet Wagar and solo taps danced by Rita Fortune ter. The others were accompanied by Mrs. Fred Mann. All the dancers are pupils of Mrs. Dorothy Doyle, who is captain of the Degree of Honor drill Miss Bernice Ulmer, accompanied at the piano by her mother, Mrs. BE. Uj- mer, sang “Smilin’ Thru” and “To- night Is Mine.” 2 Mrs. John Roehrich and Miss Chris- tine Huber won the score favors in the bridge games. Halloween appoint- ments were used for the refreshment tables. Members of the serving com- mittee were Mrs. J. C. Beattie, Mrs. J. | % H. Newton, Mrs. Edla Person, Mrs. Anne 8. Nielsen and Mrs. H. E.|¥ Schultz. xk ke Members of the St. Rita missionary group met at the home of Mrs. W. Clarey, 309 Seventh St., Wednesday afternoon for bridge games at three tables’ and luncheon. Score honors were received by Mrs. Harry J. Clark | ¥ and Mrs. Roy C. Deardorff, who held first and second high scores, respect- | ¥ ively. ee * officers of the McCabe Methodist opal Sunday school primary de- partment at a combined busi social meeting held Monday and vening at the church parlors. Refreshments were served by the two hostesses, * * * August G. Bahmer, 926 Seventh 8t. cable man for the Northwestern Bell Telephone company, entered the Bis- marck hospital Wednesday for ai operation. (Additional Society on Page Four) CAPITOL —sae THEATRE ae— 25c to 7:30 Mrs. R. R. Ritterbush and Mrs. W. |X J. Wilcox entertained the teachers and | Picture Wa RICARDO CORTEZ Borbara Robbins + John Real Starts Saturday Two Big Features Ann Harding in “The Fountain” DO THIS ifyou wantbrilliant|% white teeth If you want really white, bril- it-white teeth, stop wasting time with a soggy eg agh os 5 or low- THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1984 Featuring Standard Advertised Merchandise thereby giving quality beyond question. 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