The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 25, 1935, Page 5

N ee Clubwomen in Session Here Pay Visit to Legislature Banquet, Concert and Recep- tion Monday and Welford Address Are Highlights The North Dakota Federation of ‘Women's clubs executive board and council, which convened here Mon- day morning for a two-day session, adjourned shortly after 12 o'clock to visit the two branches of the legis- lative assembly and to tour the state capitol building. Some 60 local and visiting club- ‘women affiliated with the federation are expected to attend the banquet,| which will be given at the Grand Pa- cific hotel private dining room at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. John Knauf, state fetietnlt will bring @ report of the tional board meeting at Washing- tte D. C., at this time. Among the guests will be several women who are here with their husbands who are members of the legislature. Monday evening is being left open tor the Mme. Eide Norena concert at the Bismarck city auditorium at 8:30 o'clock and the reception in her hon- or which the Women’s Community Council will give immediately after- ward at the Patterson hotel Silver) Ballroom. Revision of state by-laws will be the main business Tuesday morning when sessions will be continued at’ the Grand Pacific hotel parlors. All federated clubwomen and the general public are invited to hear an address which Governor Walter Welford will give at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Following that the meeting will be continued until all necessary business 4s transacted. *e * Woman’s Club Gives Party for Husbands Covers were laid for 25 at the 7 o'clock bridge dinner which the Woman's club members gave for their husbands Saturday evening at the Rendezvous. Potted plants were the main feature of a lavender and gold decorative scheme arranged by the committee, Mrs. George E. Schunk, chairman; Mrs. R. C. Morton and Mrs. C. E. Pickles. In the contract games played at six tables score awards went to Mrs. A. Y. Haglund, Mrs. P. L. Owens, G. A. Dahlen and L, V, Miller. An impromptu musical program was given by Mrs. G. A. Dahlen who sang a number of solos and Mrs. E. D, Rose, who played the piano. Mrs, Morton, as club president, presided during the dinner. Guests for the evening were P. W. Lanier, United States district attor- ney from Fargo, and Dr. and Mrs. T. ©. Brandenburg. *s* * Dickinson Orchestra Coming Next Sunday Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl, pastor of the Trinity Lutheran church, announces that a sacred concert will be given at the church at 7:30 o'clock Sunday evening, March 3, by the Dickinson Teachers college orchestra, directed by Catherine Burns. A silver offer- ing will be taken to defray expenses of the orchestra. The program will be announced later in the week. ek * 250 Attend Reception At Executive Mansion Legislators and legislative em- Ployees and their wives, numbering about 250 in all, were guests of Gov- ernor Walter Welford and his sister, Miss Ethel Welford, at an open house given at the executive mansion, 320 Avenue B, from 3 to 6 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The governor and his sister were assisted in receiving the guests by some of their friends from Pembina county, their former home Mrs. William Langer and Mrs. Jen+ nie Ulsrud Te + the tea table, * Ruth Duncan Leaving Jamestown Position Miss Ruth Duncan, who has been employed at Jamestown since leaving Bismarck several months ago, return- ed to the city Sunday for a brief vis- it with her sisters, Miss Lois Duncan, 201 Broadway avenue, west, and Mrs. Harley Holta, before going to Stevens Point, Wis. to be in charge of a department in a large store. Miss Duncan was the honor guest at two farewell parties given at at a bridge party with guests for two. tables on Tuesday evening. Thurs- day evening a group of Miss Duncan's friends, including the Misses Aletha Weeden, Shirley and Gladys Simon, Louise Persons nad Beatrice La- Plante entertained at a dinner given at the Gladstone hotel, which was SALE Of Beautiful Greatly Jamestown. Miss Martha Hood, who |was her employer there, entertained | THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ‘MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1935 ) SOCIETY and CLUBS t Lace Gains Favor o ———* The vogue for lace in luxury clothes is illustrated in this Chanel creation for evening. It is made of fine black lace with dia- mante buttons trimming the front of the blouse. The softly feminine treatment of the shoul- ders also is a departure from the extreme modern silhouette of last season, followed by bridge. Miss Duncan was presented with a farewell gift. Miss Dyncan was employed by the A. W. Lucas company for some years before leaving dia Jamestown. * * Washington Birthday Celebrated by Group The George Washington anniver- sary, which occurred Friday, was observed at the Junior American Le- gion Auxiliary meeting held at the Auxiliary room in the World War Memorial building. Pauline Spare, vice president, was in charge of the short business meeting. Mrs. Francis Halloran of the spon- sor group had charge of the program in which Audrey Waldschmidt danced “The Butterfly,” Mary Jane Refvem presented “Buck Rythm.” Mrs. BE. F. Trepp and Mrs. H. M. pea dressed as Washington and Martha, respectively, “America.” Mrs. accompanied the dancers and Kath- leen Spohn accompanied the violin solos. Guests attending were Margaret ini Elaine » Vire! 7 and LaVerne Dresbach. Refresh- ments were served by Wands Swen- son, Helen Hedden and Constance Cole. eee Honor First President At Auxiliary Meeting A colonial theme appropriate for Washington's birthday predominated in the program given before the Aux- iliary to Lloyd Spetz Post No. 1, American Legion, at the meeting held Friday night at the World War Me- ‘pupils, Jean Leonhard and Beverly Jean Patera, playing a two-piano number, “Forest Voices’ by Blake; Beethoven, Mehus at the second piano, and Phyllis Wahl, who ai the third movement from Moza! “C Major Concerto” with Miss Menus at the second piano. Miss Elizabeth A. Jones, Bismarck school social science instructor, in Women’s Gymnasium Class Meets Tonight Miss Dorothy Petron, director of the women’s gymnasium classes, an- mounces that the regular classes will be held Monday evening but that there will be none on Thursday eve- ee * Miss Jeannette Bauer Weds Leonard Zeller os Miss Jeannette Bau Bauer and Leonard Zeller, both of t. tied ‘acresy morning by ‘County Judge B. W. Shaw at the Morton county court house, Mandan. Andrew and Ralph Schmidt attended the cou- ple at the ceremony. ee * Honor Scout Director At Dinner at Mandan Miss Marie Aftreith, Hiawatha re- gion director for the Girl Scouts, who last week spent several days in Bis- ™marck conducting a leaders’ jcourse, was honored at a 6 o'clock dinner given Friday evening at Man- dan, where she concluded a two-day training course on Saturday. There ‘were 12 guests at the dinner, which was followed by a short business ses- sion, Miss Aftreith met with Mandan Girl Scout leaders later in the eve- ** *& Will Award 3 Prizes {4 At Benefit Function|t A Bed Prize and high score awards offered at the public benefit bridge which the St. Rose missionary will give Thursday evening at one of the several organ- its kind affiliated with the » A. Y. Haglund and Mrs. as the party chairmen., Other members of the group will assist with arrangements, ee * Defense Conference Q To Be March 4 Event} _ mrs. H, ©. Young of Fargo came to ‘The North Dakota department of | Young over the nde aga Dr. W. B. eae; Jamestown, was the American Legion Auxiliary will ‘sponsor a National Defense confer- lence at the Bismarck city auditorium | ® organization from all parts of the state will be here for the meeting,|9. which will be open to the renerall” public, Mrs. Calvin D. Winne of Wash., national defense, will be the main speaker and !>Y will be the guest of the Bismarck unit that day. ‘The American Legion will be repre- sented on the program with a speaker on Americanism. “Mra. W. Francis Smith of Lander, psi national vice president of the, northwestern division, also will be guest at the conference and will | Mrs. L. 8. There were players for two tables. ee pastel shades when their bridge club was enter- tained at a 6:30 o'clock dinner and cards Sunday evening by Mr. and), . Blensly, 708 Ninth St. || Pink roses and other appointments and novel theme tallies and table designations presaged the arrival of spring at the ‘bridge party which Miss Nell Stearns, 423 Fifth 8t., gave Saturday evening. ‘There were guests for four tables. Score favors went to Miss Judith Rue flower | Meetings of Clubs i And Social Groups | ° Chapter L, 8. M. C. Chapter L, Sponsor Mothers’ clubs, |meets at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening with Mrs. P. J. Schmitz, 224 Broad- way avenue, weet. nee Mothers’ Service Club ‘The Mothers’ Service club will meet with Mrs. Bernard Andrus, 1004 and a yh, respectively. Miss Eighth 8t., at 8 o'clock Tuesday eve- ' Stearns was assisted in serving by | "IMs. ee Postponed by House her sister, Mrs. Frank E. Fitzsimonds, ch BC, 5. MC. — Chapter BC, Mothers’ clubs, is to meet at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening with Mrs. H. G. Groves, 804 Avenue D, #* & Progressive Mothers’ Club .| A regular meeting of the Progres- sive Mothers’ club takes place at 8 | O'clock Tuesday evening with Mrs. H. Business and Professional Women’s|ory duties with reference to Auxiliary room, World War Memorial @| building. This is the reg@lar meeting Poned from Monday evening because of the Mme, Eide Norena concert. A’ musical program and readings will precede the discussion. Mrs Berta E. Baker is chairman of the hotess com- mittee. Medical Service Bill The house Monday indefinitely Postponed, action on a bill whish would have authorized employment lof osteopaths, chiropractors or phy- sicians by counties, at the request of Patients receiving treatment, Opponents claimed passage of the |measure would “open the door to |great expense” on the part of the clubs to be held at 7:45 o'clock Tues-| department that are now day evening at the American Legion sean dae pitta te Gepartment. night of the B. P. W. group, while the|ployes shall Cosmos club meeting is being post-| necessary expel Today and Tues. They Capture Your Heart! Chapter L. & C., 8. M. C. S apn ihe Real ‘Gall wil ‘be ‘answered with Two House Bills Get TOGETHER... patriotic hymns when Chapter Lewis SOG COON eat Dae lire one hare, Mote” cus,| Welford’s Signature] |i win linger in your mem- ® Sunday night buffet supper. The guests included J. Anderson, | ‘Reresentative and Mrs. John F. Ran- dall, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Church, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. MeOay, Senator and Mrs. Ole Ettestad, Miss Aldyth ‘Ward and es as hs Cook, spending the week-end at Minot attending the ‘Winter Sports carnival and visiting Miss Slattery’s brother, James Slat- tery, who is educational and recrea- tional director of the Minot ‘federal transient bureau, Mrs. G. A. Osmundson, 508 Avenue Palo Alto, Calif., ction and contract will|™Maining week id Portland, Ore. About 25 friends son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Carl J, Ingstad, 417% Fifth St. “ex * Spent the week-end in Bismarck vis- iting friends. They returned home Sunday night. 4 City and County i chairman Bye Hat} granted a marriage license oeeereay, U MAY PICK PLYMOUTH as the best- F. Malm, 510 bg > as hostess. | counties in care of charitable patients. THESE TWO Sponsor meets at 2:30 o'clock Tuesday after- noon with Mrs. Grover C. Riggs, 414 Avenue F, eke B. P. W. and Cosmos Mrs. R. E. Wenzel will lead a dis- cussion on “Crime Control” at the Joint meeting of the Cosmos and Governor Walter Welford Monday signed two house bills passed by the twenty-fourth legislative assembly now in session, The chief executive approved house bill 80, returning to the office of the state dairy commissioner all inspect- HERE COME THE MARINES! The stars of “Here Comes the Navy” join up with the only fighting outfit on earth that can top the fleet for thrills—laughs—action—romance! DEVIL DOGS OF THE AIR JAMES CAGNEY PAT O’BRIEN MARGARET LINDSAYe FRANK McHUGH A Gamopella Production - A Werner Bros. Pictere xe e Gcsstben torsos Tana aamonrareo SYUGIEIN Tait rome ae to the ‘west coast. Mrs. Osmundson spent five weeks at Francisco and and passed the re- Shirley TEMPLE Lionel BARRYMORE LITTLE COLONEL EVELYN VENABLE OHN ‘LODGE BiiL ROBINSON Mr, and Mrs. R. J. Adam of Ashley to be with Mr. week-end visitor in the city. County Judge I. C. Dat 2:30-7-9—2Z5e until 7:30 COMING WED. - THURS. 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