The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 26, 1936, Page 5

© ‘Bismarck Girl Scout Council Committees Are Designated _ Directors Hold First Meeting With Miss Helen Goertz, New Director Introduction of four new members, Mmes. E. J. Heising, A. M. Kiland, F. A. Lahr and Themar E. Simle, and appointment of committees for the year marked the March meeting of the Bismarck Girl Scout council at which Miss Mary Cashel, vice presi- dent, presided. It was the council’s first meeting with Miss Helen Goertz, new Bis- marck Girl Scout director, who ar- rived recently from New York City to succeed Mrs. Simle, who had devoted part of her time to that work. The annual Stunt night for Girl Scouts will be held the week of April 13, according to a decision reached by the council. Mrs, Norman I. Roop was named Juliette Low member and will serve as the local organization's representa- tive in the group of national Juliette Low memorial workers. Committees selected include the following: Camp and camping— Mrs. W. B. Pierce, chairman, and Mmes, J. P. Wagner and Lahr, with all council members assisting during the summer; badges and awards— Mrs. John R. Fleck, chairman, and Mmes. Burt Finney, Heising and Roop; publicity—Mrs. Alex Rosen, chairman, and Mrs. James Trimble; personnel—Miss Cashel, chairman, and Mmes. J. E. Davis, Kiland and Simle; finance—Mrs. Roy Logan, chairman, and Rev. Opie 8. Rindah', Mrs. Philip J. Meyer and Dr. H. A. Brandes. eee Charlotte Schmidt of Faculty Will Be Wed Miss Charlotte Schmidt, a member of the junior high school faculty, and her fiance, Seth Morris, who are be married during the spring vaca- tion, were honored at the monthly so- cial gathering of junior high faculty members and wives held Wednesday evening. The couple was presented with a gift, e The Misses Louise Johnson and Ruby Wilmot and Clarion E. Larson entertained the 25 guests in Mr. Lar-| presented son’s home, 803 Eleventh St. In the| « contract games played at five tables! and Mrs. Arnold C. Van Wyk and Edward Heer received the score awards. For the refreshments service, the tables were centered with green nests filled with Easter eggs and with yellow tapers. This was the first in a series of functions planned in honor of Miss Schmidt. Mrs. Anne 8. Nielsen, Person Court, has issued invitations for a party ‘Thursday evening. Four hostesses, Mrs. Juanita Edick, the Misses Mil- dred E. Huff and Frances Collison and Mrs, John R. Kennedy, with whom Miss Schmidt makes her home, are entertaining for her Saturday evening. Also planned is a party next Wednes- day evening with Mmes, Themar E. Simle and Edward Heer and Miss Beth Wheeler as hostesses. —_—_—_—_—__"""t | Meetings of Clubs | And Social Groups | Order of the tainbow The Order of the Rainbow meets at 7:30 p. m., Thursday in the Masonic temple. xk * Deiphian Club The Delphian club will hold a regu- lar meetinz at 2:15 p. m., Friday with Mrs. Oscar T. Forde, 927 Fifth 8t. ** © Bismarck Garden Club The last in a series of dinner meet- ings of the Bismarck Garden club will take place at 6:15 p. m., Thursday, in the World War Memorial malaia: dining room. ees Juniorettes Juniorette members are to bring piece of wax and brown and black crayons for work on their puppets orial building. * Legion Auxiliary The publicity committee of the Auxiliary to Lloyd one Post No. 1, American Legion, is making social | arrangs nents for the meeting at 8 p. m., #riday in the Auxiliary room, R. R. Nelson is chairman of the| hostess group. The main program feature will be @ one-act play by ai cast of Bismarck Community Players | We do not and will not serve hard liquor. We want to assist the Attorney Gen- eral’s office to keep down crime, but we do serve a stimulant — A perfect cup of Coffee. Always the same, day or night—piping hot. When you want a bracer, drop in and try a Coffee ‘and Doughnuts. Always the ig and piping Troth Announced The cuguigeniti of Gretchen Up. Percu (above), drughter of Mr. and Mre, Englis Muore Uppercu of Rum. son, J. to George Washington Hill, Jr, son of the rresident of the American Tobaeco Co., was an nounced In New York. (Associated Press Photo) Chapter L Has Varied Program in Stee Home A varied program was presented for Chapter L, Sponsor Mothers’ clubs, when Mrs. H. A. Pike entertained the membership Tuesday evening in the home of Mrs, E. C. Stee, 417 First St. Following roll call answered by naming famous art collections, Mrs. P. J. Schmitz reported on the March pi gape eee? Council meet- ing, Mrs. T. W. Sette led a better speech » Mrs. Paul Homan the child study subject, TBeckground of Adolescent Religion,” Mmes. Charles Rue and N.' Tova Lillestrand outlined chapters from the University of North Dakota Mandan, whose during the Christmas holiday season, have returned to Mandan from Min- neapolis where they have been at- tending the University of Minnesota. Mrs, Stephens is the former Miss Mary Russell. * * Mr. and Mra. John Stephens, Jr., of marriage oocurred THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1936 SOCIETY and CLUBS Degree of Honor Head Postpones Visit Here Postponement of the annual visit and inspection of Mrs. Frankie Ly- man, Cando, state president, from May 13 tp June 10 was announced at Wednesday evening’s social meeting of the Degree of Honor Protective as- sociation, Mrs. Lyman’s visit will be the outstanding event on the lodge’s spring calendar. ‘The bedspread which has been com- pleted by the ways and means com- mittee as a fund-raising project was displayed and during the coming few weeks will be shown in downtown store windows. Miss Cora McKenzie was the prize winner in a series of games and Mrs. Harry Homan and Miss Rosa J. Hu- ber won score honors at bridge, which pastimes were followed by lunch. On the next meeting date, A 8, the regular achedule of Officers’ club, drill team and general lodge sessions will be observed, according to Mrs. A. M. Brazerol, president. ee # Welford-For-Governor Club Will Hold Rally ‘The Ladies’ Welford-for-Governor club, which was organized Monday, will hold its first meeting, which is to take the form of a rally with Gov- ernor Walter Welford as the main Loree at 8 p.m, Thursday in the tterson hotel ‘Terrace Gardens. mal men and women interested in the success of the ticket headed by Governor Welford are invited to at- tend. In addition to the governor's talk, there will be addresses by other can- didates, musical numbers and a so- cial hour with refreshments, which are to follow a brief business ses- sion, xk k Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Truesdale and daughter, Jean, and Mr. and Mrs. Blmer Truesdale, all of Mott, have returned to their homes after visit- ing in Bismarck and Mandan and at- tending the state basketball tour- nament. xe & Alpha Beta chapter of Gamma Phi Beta sorority at the University of North Dakota announces the formal pledging of Miss ElaNor Weber, daughter of Mrs. Lydia Weber, Per- son Court. Miss Weber is a fresh- man. xk * ‘The Misses Vivian Coghlan and Ruth Rand, Bismarck students at the University of North Dakota, were formally pledged to Sigma Alpha Iota, national honorary women’s music sorority, during a ceremony held re- cently. ee Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Strunk and family of Fargo, who have been vis- iting with Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rausch, Mandan, have gone to Dickinson to spend some time with friends. ‘The rose has contributed largely to the world’s rich variety of flowers. of today have descended from rose family and founded families of their own. Lives Through Fall A pretty biond girl, believed tc be Patricia Orew (above), of Squirrel Hill, Pg. Pittsburgh suburb, was only slightly injured when ehe feaped or fell from the windew of her room in a Chicago hotel to a ekylight screen seve: floors beldw. (Associated Press Photo) RIGHT 10 BUILD ROAD AGROSS FARM UPHELD Belfield Farmer Sought to En-/% join State and County From Construction The right of Stark county and of| % the state highway department to con-/| ¢ struct a highway grade along section | ¥ lined through a farm near Belfield|¢ Thursday was upheld by the state|¥ supreme court. Eimer King, Belfield farmer, sought | } an injunction against the state and|% county, alleging construction of the|% grade to a railroad overpass blocked | % his entrance to farm lands, and forced | ¥ him to travel a half mile to his barn/¢ over a circuitous route. The Stark county district court | % granted an injunction until damages | 4% tiffs) to welt a suit for damages. 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