The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 11, 1936, Page 5

vain ( i State C.D.A. Head Appoints Bismarck Priest As Chaplain), cons wu rm 1 Rey. Robert A. Feehan Will As- sume Duties at Mandan Assembly Meeting Mrs. Dolores M. Kupits, Bismarck, state regent of the Catholic Daugh- ters of America, in completing ar- rangements for the sixth biennial as- sembly of the order at Mandan Wed- nesday and Thursday, Monday an- nounced appointment of Rev. Robert A. Feehan, Bismarck, as chaplain. Rev. Feehan will make his first ap- pearance in his new capacity when he is one of the speakers at the conven- tion banquet at 6:30 p. m. (MST) ‘Wednesday in the Lewis and Clark hotel. Mrs. William McCormick, Mandan, has been chosen to act as toastmaster. Out-of-town Speakers Others who will speak include Rev. Hildebrand Eickhoff, chaplain of the hostess court, St. Cecelia’s of Man- dan; Rev. Lucian J. Arrell, director of the Newman foundation at the University of North Dakota, Grand Forks; Mrs. Eugene Fenelon, district deputy for Devils Lake; Mrs. Eleanor Reichert of Dickinson, a past state regent, and Mrs. Kupitz. There also will be musical entertainment. Mrs, A. J. Hammerel of Mandan is to be toastmaster for a luncheon set for 12:30 p. m. (MST) Thursday in the club rooms of 8t. Cecelia’s court in St. Joseph’s church. Speakers at this affair will include Mrs. Lucy ‘Traynor of Devils Lake and Mrs. George Ford of Mandan, state sec- retary and treasurer, respectively. All Members Invited All Catholic Daughter members in North Dakota are invited to attend the banquet and luncheon and also all the business sessions of the two- day meeting. Bismarck members must telephone reservations to Mrs. D. A. Dodds (1224) by Tuesday morn- ing. In the C.D.A. organization assembly meetings are alternated with the state conventions which are held in odd- numbered years. Mrs. Kupitz has been advised that representatives of all the state courts, which are located at Dickinson, Williston, Minot, Rugby, Grand Forks, Fargo and Devils Lake, in addition to Bismarck and Mandan, will attend. * 8 * Bismarck Homemakers Plan June 16 Program In preparation for the 1936 Achieve- ment day of Burleigh county Home- makers, the Bismarck unit appointed committee heads and discussed a pageant to be presented in coopera- tion with the Capital club, also of this city, at the May meeting. The session was held in the home of Mrs. Henry Gterke, 307 Eighth 8t., with Mrs. Roy Cartledge as assisting hostess. The project leaders, Mmes. L. P. Wedge and Joseph Kirby, gave a lesson on embroidery to the 14 members and three visitors attend- | ing. For Achievement day, Mrs. A. J. Selby will have charge of lunch, Mrs. Emil Benesh will direct clean-up work and the project leaders will arrange tables. Mrs. William Dohn, Sr., member who soon is to leave for California, was honored with a handkerchief shower. * Se % Mrs. Val A. Yaeger, 1006 Ninth 8t., entered St. Alexius hospital Sunday tor medical treatment. bs er = ? | Meetings of Clubs; | And Social Groups ' oh Mothers’ Club The Mothers’ club is to meet at 3 p. m., Tuesday with Mrs. W. E. Perry, 523 Second 8t. 2 ee Progressive Mothers’ Club Mrs. Gladys Nelson, 304 Fifteenth St., will be hostess for the Progres- sive Mothers’ club meeting at 8 p. m., ‘Tuesday. *“* * Cosmos Club Miss Nora Fluevog will be hostess for a meeting of the Cosmos club at 8 p. m., Monday in the home of Mrs. Fred Jansonius, 816 Fourth St. * * Maccabee Lodge Members are urged to be prompt at the meeting of the Maccabee lodge at 8 p. m., Monday, in the World War Memorial building sining room. * * C.D.A. * Election of officers will mark the meeting of Immaculate Conception Court No. 322, Catholic Daughters of - America, at 8 p. m., Monday, in the gymnasium of St. Mary's school. * * * RNA. All officers are requested to be present as there will be practice for the initiation ceremonies Thursday, May 21, when the Royal Neighbors of America lodge meets at 8 p. m. Tues- day in the A.O.U.W. hall. ** * Chapter Lewis and Clark, S.M.C. There is to be @ meeting of Chap- ter Lewis and Clark, Sponsor Moth- ers’ clubs, at 2:30 p. m., Tuesday, in the home of Mrs. R. W. Carlson, 217 Thayer avenue, west. Mrs. L. 8. Blensley is to be assisting hostess. OO | ‘Church Societies McCabe M. E. W.F.MS. The Woman’s Foreign Missi society of the McCabe Methodist Episcopal church meets at 2:30 p. m., Tuesday, in the home of Mrs. J. J. Rue, 711° Avenue A, Miss Ida Springer will lead devotions, Mrs. George M. Register will conduct the question box and Mrs. Oscar T. Forde will be program leader. All members are urged to be present. An invita~ tion is extended to others who are in- terested in missionary work. —— | (.D.A. Chaplain oo. REV. R. A. FEEHAN Rev. Robert A. Feehan, pastor of St. Mary’s procathedral, Bis- marck, has been appointed state chaplain of the Catholic Daugh- ters of America. Mrs. Dolores M. Kupitz, state regent announces, He succeeds Rev. Louis Traufler of Devils Lake, who held the of- fice for three years. ‘The Bohemian Girl’ Chorus to Rehearse A one-hour rehearsal for the full chorus of “The Bohemian Girl” is called for 6:30 p. m., Monday, in the Bismarck high school music room. The practice was scheduled before in the junior high school building. All sk * 187 Reserve Places For Scout Function CLUBS 35 to Attend B.P.W. Banquet for Mothers SOCIETY and ve ff 5 @ $5 when the fessional Women’s club gives its traditional Mother's day banquet at 6:30 p. m., Tuesday, in the Grand Pacific hotel. For program there will be an illus- trated lecture on “Let's Build a Rock Garden and Pool,” solos by Mra. W. J. Targart and readings by Bismarck high school students. Miss Clara Hultberg is making arrangements. xk Marian Sandin Kelly Giving Radio Recital Mrs. D. Wilkes Kelly (Marian San- | First Ace in N. D. North Dakota recorded its first hole-in-one of the 1036 golf sea- son Monday. Ace shotmaker was C. E. Jorde of Mandan who, on the 210-yard third hole, drove over two gullies to the slightly tilted green from where the ball rolled into the cup. Witnesses to the feat were Jor- de’s brother, George, and Joseph Kuns of Minneapolis, playing in & threesome Sunday afternoon. Walter Seeger Heads Shriners of Midwest Aberdeen, 8. D. May 11—@)— Walter Seeger of St. Paul is the new president of the Midwest Shrine Council as the result of the annual election of the council at its week-end business session here. Shriners of din) of Minot, who is here for a|North and South Dakota, Minnesota week's stay with her parents, Mr. and| and two provinces of Canada at- Mrs, A. L. Sandin, We 8t., will] tended. ising over KFYR at 6:15 p. m., Tues- Walter McInnis, Regitia, Sask., was day. Her accompanist will be Miss elected first vice president, William T. Belle Mehus. Clark of Aberdeen was named second News that Mrs. Kelly is to give this| vice president, while Walter T. King program and also to appear on the/ of St. Paul is the new secrétary-treas- guest-day program of the Thursday | urer. Musical club this week is welcome to| Delegates were E. 8. Knowles, Denny members are requested to be prompt. P. the many persons who have foliowed her musical career since she won many prizes while in high school, For her program Tuesday Mrs. Kelly has chosen “At the Time of Parting,” Henry Hadley; “The Sha- dow Song” from “Dinorah,” Meyer- beer; “My Mother Bids Me Bind My Hair,” Haydn, and “Annie Laurie,” old Scotch ballad. ek Regular Meetings of D. H. Groups Are Set Mrs. A. M. Brazerol, president of the Degree of Honor Protective asso- ciation, Monday announced the sched- ule for the meeting of the lodge and two subdivisions Wednesday evening. The Officers’ club assembles at 6 Pp. m,, in the Grand Pacific hotel. At 7 p. m., the drill team will gather in ‘World War Memorial building lower gymnasium where the regular meet- ing also will be held, starting at 8:30 . m. All chairmen appointed to work on arrangements for the annual inspec- tion and initiation services May 27 are expected to be present and make reports. The escort staff also is es- One hundred eighty-seven reserva-|pecially requested to attend. Mrs. tions have been made for the annual|Brazerol asks that everybody be on Girl Scout Mother's day banquet to|time at all three meetings because of joccur at 5:30 p. m. Tuesday in the |the amount of business to be handled. B. Lemen, Sioux Falls; Col. A. B. Welch and Fred C. Maage, Mandan, N. D.; R. A. Trubey, A. @. Arnold, J. E. Hendrickson, W. T. Lee Dawson, Fargo; son, R, A. Ogilvie, C. D. Page, Don E. Whitman, Arthur L. Netcher and J. H. McNicol, Grand Forks; W. D. Law- rence and B. 8. Bailey, Winnipeg; C. J. Redmon, Rapid City; C. K. Har- tis and Ted Houston, Deadwood; Wal- ter Seeger, W. T. King and W. H. Gage, St. Paul; Walter McInnis and Fred W. Logan, Regina; J. F. Gould, J. W. Ross and L. A. Potter, Minne- apolis; Dr. Harry Evans and A. Moe, | Duluth. the week-end and now are residing at 112 Thayer avenue, west. Mr. and Mrs. Hagen were away for two and a half months. Among their longer stops was one at Palo Alto, Calif., where they visited Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Pearson, cousins of Mrs. Hagen, and attended the Blossom festival. Their itinerary included a boat trip from Seattle, Wash., to Vancouver, B. C., and they visited at numerous points including Spokane and Tacoma, Wash. San Francisco and Monterey, Calif., and Bozeman, Mont. * * * Mmes. Adam Brown, Joseph N. Dei- bert and Frances Bleth were hostesses at a bridge party Friday evening in the Brown residence, 319 Ninth 8t., First Presbyterian church, according to Miss Helen Goertz, director. “Courtesy” has been chosen as the theme of the function, with favors for the guests and the planned in harmony with that idea. Beulah Hedahl, first class scout, has been chosen as toastmaster and will give the address of welcome. Mrs. M. P. Wynkoop will represent the moth- ers and Miss Coral McKensle will ; Speak for the leaders. Skits will be presented by 12, 1 and 14, who have chosen “The Goops,” “The Bored King” and “Mother Goose,” respectively, as titles. The general banquet committee is composed of Mrs. A. M. Kiland, chair- man, with Mmes. J. E. Davis, Themar E. Simle, J. P. Wagner, Robert Paris and C. Nelson as aides. Several scouts have helped in making favors. sek Farewell Parties Are Given for Mrs. Harlan ] A series of parties honoring Mrs. L. N. Harlan, 408 Mandan 8t,, who leaves soon with her family for her new home in Minneapolis, was begun last week when Mrs. Ray Schaefer and Mrs. Donald T. Solum entertain- ed Thursday afternoon and Friday evening, respectively. Mr. Harlan is being transferred to Minneapolis by the North Dakota Power and Light company. At Mrs. Schacfer’s party given in her home, 717 Sscond 8t., bridge pro- vided diversion and Mrs. Harlan was showered with handkerchiefs, Mrs. Harlan and Mrs. James Robertson re- ceived score prizes. Mrs. Solum was assisted by Miss Mildred Sperry in giving a 7 o'clock dinner at the Sperry home in rural Bismarck. Tapers, place cards in the form of fringed baskets and wrap- Mrs. Lillian Frendberg is social chairman for oe current month. * * Announce Wedding of Hazel Lucille Hatch ee & Mr. and Mrs. Ralph G. Hatch of Sykeston announce the marriage of| Mr. and Mrs. Helge Zethren, 406 their daughter, Miss Hazel Lucille|/Mandan St., are home after Mothers Hatch, to Wilhelm E. Bredy, son of |day visits in both of their homes. Mrs. Louise Bredy, 622 Eleventh 8t.,|They first were guests of Mrs. Zeth- jand the late Carl Bredy. ren’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. | The ceremony was performed in the | Lundstrom of Fargo, and then went Methodist Episcopal church at Pierre.|t© Fosston, Minn., for a short stay 's. Dp, March 28, with Rev. C, D. Bul-|With his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. lock as the officiating minister. The |2ethren. south, given in compliment to Mrs. Larry Mastel, who was presented with gifts. A pink and white motif was observed in the luncheon table ap- pointments. Prizes in the contract Games at three tables went to Mmes. F. A. Klansey and Elmer Larson. ibride was costumed in a beige en- ‘semble with brown taffeta blouse and ‘other accessories also in brown. | ‘Phe bride received her early educa- tion from the Sykeston public schools ‘and was graduated from the St. Al- exius hospital school of nursing in 11935. She did private duty nursing in Bismarck for a time and then be- came a general duty nurse at the {University of Michigan hospital at Ann Arbor, Mr. Bredy received his education in jthe Bismarck public schools. He is |aesociated with the Gamble store at Pierre. At present, the bride is visiting in the home of her mother-in-law in Bismarck. After June 1 she will join ee husband Pierre. Wachter P.T.A. Will Elect Heads Tuesday Election of officers and & program by pupils of the school will be the principal items of interest when the Wachter Parent and Teacher associa- tion meets at 7:45 p. m., ‘Tuesday, in the school gymnasium. pings of the honor guest's gift were! Plans for the annual picnic will be carried out in yellow with a bow! of jdiscussed. Members will be called iris as the centerpiece. Covers were |Upon to assist in selecting new cur- laid for eight. Monopoly was played |tains for the stage which are being THE GUILD’S MINSTRELS following dinner. * * * K. C. Fourth Degree purchased with funds raised during the year. Mrs. Charles Gray, presi- dent, urges that there be a large at- tendance. The program will be opened with Notes Mother’s Day |turee selections, “Norwegian Mountain More than 50 guests from Bismarck- ce,” “Shoemaker’s Dance” and “Puss in Boots” by the first grade ‘Mandan attended the Mother's day(|thythm orchestra directed by Miss Grand Pacific hotel by Bismarck As- sembly 1604, Fourth Degree Knights |¥ banquet given Sunday evening in the of Columbus. Dr. P. B. Strauss, who soon will re- linquish his position as faithful navi- gator to James W. Guthrie, presided as toastmaster during a brief program. Rev. Henry Holleman, member of the assembly, gave remarks appropriate for the day being observed. were three violin selections by Leo were in a floral motif. Prizes at con- tract went to J. M. Gauer, Mandan, and Mrs. J. D. Healow, while D. A. Dodds and Mrs. Henry C. Schulte, latter of Mandan, were prize winners at auction. Mandan guests were C. E. Dorfler|ner for and Messrs. and Mmes. 8. M. Culbert- son, Gauer and Schulte. se & Mrs. Gene Trout of Washburn, for- merly of Wilton, who spent last week in the home of Mr, and Mra. R. J. Penders, 113 Thayer avenue, west, returned to Wathan Buz * ‘Wis. for a visit with his son-in-law and . and Mrs. Roy hters, Mr. Cc Edna Boss. Second graders will give @ playlet, “Safety First.” William johnson and Mildred Harrington are to contribute a song, “Dandelions.” Third grade children are to in- terpret dramatic songs, “Farmer and the Cow” and “April Showers.” “The Crowning of the May Queen,” a musical playlet, is to be the fourth grade’s offering. Fifth and sixth grade children will join in presenting a group of two- selections are ** © In concluding their year, members of the Wednesday afternoon contract nightly gave 0 7:0 otlock ridge ain. gave a 7:30 0' = husbands Sunday eve- . Peach blos: 8 i 40 PEOPLE - BLACK FACE LAUGH PROVOKERS se * Miss Greta Graychee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. E, Graychee of Man- dan, graduated Monday from the Abbott hospital school of nursing at Minneapolis. Mis Graychee is a graduate of the Mandan high school. Her mother left Saturday for Min- neapolis to attend the commence. ment exercises. * 4% Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Kelly of Pollock, 8. D., were guests Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Sandin, 323 Park &t. Mrs. D. Wilkes Kelly (Mar- jan Sandin) of Minot, their daughter- in-law, arrived during the week-end for a week's stay with her parents. * * * Miss Marian Lewis, 821 Fourth 8t., has as her guest Miss Edna Johnson, who has concluded her term of teach- ing at Braddock and is en route to Omemee to pass the summer months at her home. * * Mrs. Lloyd Sidler, 420 Fourteenth St., was hostess to @ group of friends at bridge Friday evening. 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