The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1934, Page 5

1ErG5S Sike FOCPE BAP tes Raies 2 ow Ln ee (SOCIETY and CLUBS - Mrs. Lewis J.Mann Named Eighth District P resident 22 Bismarck Women Attend Goodrich Meeting Setting New Record for State Mrs. Lewis J. Mann, Washburn, was Nominated for the presidency of the eighth district, North Dakota Fed- eration of Women’s clubs, to succeed Baptist church of Goodrich, Friday and Sat- urday. Election of Mrs. Mann will take place during the annual state federa- tion meeting at Valley City in April, ‘Mrs. Davis serving as president until that time. Constitutional revisions adopted dur- ing the convention entered into the election of remaining officers, making several changes. The office of corres- secretary wa; abandoned and that of recording secretery substituted in its place, The secretary-treasurer, position also was changed, election of @ treasurer being made constitutional. ‘was the largest ever attending a dis- trict meeting from the Capital City. In the group were Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Henry G. Hansen, Mrs. C, Vernon Freeman, Nuessle, Mrs. J. E. Davis, Mrs. Cochran Oeltjen, Dr. Maysil M. Jiams, Mi preside! at the banquet, served Friday evening to 100 guests including state and dis- trict officers, delegates, guests and club women from surrounding towns by the Goodrich Woman’s club, the hostess group. Mrs. John L. Knauf, Jamestown, state president, first was a special guest of honor as a past state federation officer, bare lee i — rict past presidents, Mrs. C, Samestown, and Mrs. Cross. Miss was the main feature of the banquet The [ out in the color scheme for the din- ner. The presentation of Blanche Durreil Jones of Lisbon as candidate for sec- ond vice president of the national fed- eration was made by Mrs. Davis, who retell introduced Mrs. Knauf as accompanied the federation party to the Hot Springs, le. Mrs. —_ that event for the members. Banquet music was and district inging of the North Da- Words of the latter song were written on ian favors which the guests found Save Qn ox A Special and Novelty Sweaters Ripple hip lines, crew and turtle secks, men wi Siem, Sree do bring toate NP combined with silks, make. these colorful sweaters the talk of any school or office. Sweaters Purchase Sale 1” Special for One Day Only Reduced for One day ' All wool skirts in colors that your sweaters. Beautiful silk all colors and combinations. Reduced for One Day Only, te blend with blouses in 4° Bulireys BISMARCK ‘THE BISMARCK 'TRIBUNE, MONDAY, OCLOBER 1, 1934 tution revision committee which was & farewell song written by the Gool- rich club and sung by the members with Mrs. Hendricks again at the Jast in the series of eighth dist- Nearly 500 Guests at Legion Society Dance Two hundred thirty-four couples which the 53 at Roundup Held At Kintyre Saturday Fifty-three American Legion Auxi- lary members, including 12 from Bis- marck, attended the first in a series of three third district fall roundups which was held at Kintyre Saturday afternoon with the Kintyre unit as hostess group. Mrs. C. L. Robertson, Jamestown, third district committeewoman, pre- sided at the session and also spoke. Others on the speaking program were Mr, J. A. Hofto, Minot, department, president; Mrs. R. M. DePuy, James- town, department secretary; Mrs. H. W. Rosenthal, Bismarck, department, radio chairman; Mrs, H. P. Ide, Har- vey, national committeewoman, and Mrs, James Morris, Jamestown, na- tlinal Poppy chairman, All these Speakers, with the exception of Mrs. Rosenthal, addressed the second third district roundup held at Ashley in the his / evening. Rev. Opie S. Rindahl Is Feted on Birthday Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl, pastor of the ,| Trinity Lutheran church, was honored ., a6 @ reception given at the church Parlors from 3 to 5 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The affair, given as a sur- prise to Rev. Rindahl, of his birthday anniversary. About 100 members of the congregation were present, Dr. L, H. Fredericks made a brief talk in behalf of the group and then Presented the gift, which was @ shot- gun in a leather case. Rev. Rindah! gave a brief response, expressing his 8ppreciation, Mrs, T. G. Plomasen and Mrs, A. J. Lunde presided at the tea table which was arranged with » large birthday cake lighted with can- ;|dles as the centerpiece, bouquets of | sorority, Phi Mu of the North Da- tural ndectomy operation at Mercy pital in Devils Lake early last week, is making @ very satisfactory re- The operation was performed . MeGurren. sReegeE* ri HAS REOPENED in the Holkup Grocery west of Fleck “The Same Old F building, Motor Sales, Inc., at 112 way avenue, west. Under Management of rank” (Clausen) cote arma bronze chrysanthemums and white tapers. The refreshments were provid- ed by the Ladies’ Aid. zee Miss Josephine Weinberger, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Wein- berger, 700 Mandan St., was on the arrangements committee for the in- formal rushing tea given by her i eee Meetings of Clubs And Social Groups Order of the Eastern Star Girls of the Rainbow chapter will Present a few numbers during the s0- cial hour following the regular meet- ing of Bismarck Chapter No. 11, Or- der of the Eastern Star, which will be held at the Masonic temple at 8 O'clock Tuesday evening. There will be the usual business meeting and also balloting. ake Bismarck Hospital Alumnae The Bismarck Hospital Alumnae association has postponed its meet- ing, which regulerly would occur Tuesday evening, for one week be- cause of the State Nurses’ association meeting, which is being held at Jamestown, B. P. W. Directors Directors of the Business and Pro- fessional Women’s club will hold their October meeting at the small parlor of the hospital nurses’ home ‘at 7:30 o'clock panies evening. ** Woman's Club ‘There will be s regular meeting of the Woman's club at 8 o'clock Mon- Council The meeting of the Girl Scout council, originally scheduled for morning, will be held one week later at the Girl Scout room in the World War Memorial building. ee * Bismarck can Association of University Women, at its opening 1934-35 meeting Mon- RH eligible { Sent _ women lor mel who intend to affiliate with the branch are invited to attend the meeting, which will be called at 8 o'clock at Mrs. Beal, president of the Kintyre unit, presided at the tea table when refreshments were served following the speeches. Units represented at the session were Bismarck, Hazelton, Napoleon, Tappen, Dawson, Steele and the hostess group. Bismarck members present included Mrs. F. D. Register, Mrs. A. V. Sorenson, Mrs. L. P. Warren, Mrs. Rosenthal, Mrs. George E. Shunk, Mrs. R. R. Nelson, Mrs. Spencer 8. Boise, Mrs, George ‘Smith, Mrs. Forrest F. Skinner, Mrs. Frank Paris, Mrs. George Kaiser and Mrs. A. C. Brainerd. Wilton, which was to be represent- ed at the Kintyre section, sent dele- gates to Ashley instead. Other units Tepresented at Ashley were Ellendale, Edgely, La Moure, Wishek, Oakes, Berlin, Dickey, Fullerton and Kulm. The final roundup for the third dis- trict will take place at McHenry on ‘Wednesday. TATE Se eaeeie it City and County | Nets drcontrbtect A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs, Anton Oberg, Sterling, at 4:40 p. m., Sunday at the St. Alexius hos- pital. Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Zerr, Judson, are the parents of a girl born at 9:05 Dp. m., Saturday at the St. Alexius hospital. County Judge I. C. Davies issued marriage licenses Friday to Julius J. Thies, Verona, and Miss Rose P. Giovannoni, Menoken, and to Gott- lieb J. Buchholz and Miss Emma Stubert, both of Regan. J. W. Calnan has returned from Minneapolis, where he spent several days last week attending the Twin City Clinic for Morticians held at the Municipal auditorium. Demonstra- tions and lectures were given by Prof. Lloyd W. Howe of New York City, Prof. Ray E. Slocum of Boston, Mass., and Paul E. Brophy of Cincinnati, Ohio, all members of the American Academy of Embalming and Mor- tuary Research. CAPITOL —mm THEATRE 2e— Tonight & Tuesday BRIAN AHERNE PAUL LUKAS JEAN HERSHOLT EXTRA! toon otane ot SHIR Mine jy retene new TECHNICOLOR JODUCTION oronsee Starts Wednesday “Cimarron” World’s Mightiest Show Notice, Hairdressers Examinations in Besuty Cul- ture will be held in Grand Forks Abbie Stenersen, Sec’y. State Board of Hairdressers and Cosmetologists Synodical President Gives Meeting Plans Miss Anna D. Burr, 702 Fourth 8t., president of the North Dakota Syno- dical society of the Presbyterian church, Monday announced program | features for the fiftieth annual meet- jing which will be held at Minot Oct- ober 10-12, from Wednesday noon continuing through Friday evening. Mrs. H. C. Swearingen, St. Paul, representative of the board of na- tional missions, will be the guest speaker for the synodical. Two social events have been planned, a reception ‘Weanesdsy evening foiiowing church services and a dinner to be given ‘Thursday evening by the First Pres- byterian church of Minot, the host church. The Presbyterian Synod meeting will open Wednesday night and the Synodical and Synod will meet for a joint communion service. Through the courtesy of Rev. Wiz- en, pastor of the Minot Baptist church, all the convention sessions of the women’s group will be held there.' Rev. Herbert Dierenfield is pastor of the First Presbyterian church, which is entertaining the convention. a The Misses Ruth Swanson and Betty Calnan of Valley City wer guests over the week-end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Calnan, 622 Eighth St. * ek * Mrs. D. R. Thompson and sons, Wayne and Douglas, of 301 Tenth) | St., returned Saturday evening from @ two-week vacation spent with rela- tives at LaCrosse, Wis. New Revelations of Dope Ring Promised “Montreal, Oct. 1—(?)—With the Royal Canadian Mounted Police on the trail, whispers were circulating Monday that further arrests in Can- ada’s $1,000,000 dope ring case might be expected within a week. The case already has developed sensation after sensation. Pincus Brecher, wealthy New Yorker who} Police claimed was the “brains” of the ring, committed suicide Friday by jumping from his cell block in Montreal jail after a jury had found him guilty of five counts of illicit narcotic smuggling and bribing cus- toms officers. 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