The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 25, 1936, Page 5

| €) SOCIETY aad CLUBS Mary See Becomes Lead Of Local, Rainbow Chapter Masonic Organization Seats Officers as Fall-Activities Get Underway Officers who will gi marck chapter of the Rainbow for the coming four were installed as the group f opened it fall activity schedule Thi day evening in the Masonic temple. Mary. See, sticceeding Frances Frah 1, who has left for college, is the new worthy adviser. Her staff includes Beth Wheeler, worthy associate adviser; Paris, Charity; Ruth Coghlan, Hope; Helen Hedstrom, Fait wick, drill leader, tions are filled this Quarter by Ar! Ruder, Love; Jean Baker, Religion; LaVerne Mid- dlemas, Nature; Harriet Rosen, Im- mortality; Jean Brandenburg, Fidel- Cynthia Dursema, Service. ‘Mada Eppler and Alice Tillotson are confidential and’ outer observer, re- spectively... Jean Croonquist is organist and Mary Davis is choir leader. Singing in the choir are Lois Erdehl, Audrey Cave, Charlotte Kent, Margaret Owen, pony Elofson and Muriel Dres- ach, ‘ Helen Targart, Phyllis Olson, Ellen Tillotson and Barbara Henry con- ducted the installation ceremonies, A social hour with refreshments fol- lowed. ee 8 Miss Lucille Edwards To Be Murphy’s Bride Mrs. Mary Edwards of St. Paul an- nounces the engagement and ap- proaching marriage of her daughter, Miss Lucille Edwards, to Patrick How- ard Murphy, Chicago, son of Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Murphy, 414 Avenue A, west, The wedding will take place Saturday, Oct. 3, in the Holy Name cathedral, Chicago. Miss Edwards is a secretary in the rings of radio station KSTP, St. The prospective bridegroom is a prominent National Broadcasting company radio star. He attended St. Mary's high school here and St. John’s university, Collegeville, Minn., before entering radio work. He was station announcer’ for KFJM, Grand Forks, WEBC of Du- luth, Minn., and KSTP of St. Paul be- fore he signed # contract with NBC to appear in their “Girl Alone” pro- Mrs. E. F, Trepp, 231 Thayer, west, leaves Saturday for a three-week trip during which she will visit at Min- neapolis and at Des Moines and Os- ceola, Ia. At the latter place she be with her aunt, Mrs. Banker, with whom she made her home from her early childhood until her mar- riage. Mr. Banker died recently and it will be Mrs. Trepp’s first visit at Osceola since her uncle passed away. Miss See, Bismarck high school senior, Thursday evening assumed her duties as worthy adviser of the Bis- marck chapter, Order of the Rainbow. New D.U.V. Officers Fill Three Vacancies Vacancies occurring on the staff of Tirtah Ann Barclay Tent No. 3, Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War, were filled by appoint- ments made by Mrs. Earl Scharnow- ske, president, at Thursday night's meeting in the World War Memorial building. . “Mrs. K. C. Arness is musician, succeeding Mrs. J. C. Peltier, and Mrs. A. W. Snow is treasurer, succeeding Mrs. J. W. Guthrie, Mrs. W. D. Hughes of Mandan fills the place of first council lady, vacated by Mrs. iow in order to fill her new post. irs. Ray Fuller was designated as delegate to the Women’s Community Council. Following adjournment, Mrs, Schar- nowske eorred Serresn ree Mrs. Henry Mahlman. Is Zion Aid Leader J. V. Richert, 1020 Avenue C. Mrs. Margaret. Rusert is vice president and be Zimmerman, l- South African Lily Blooms in Bismarck A Nerine lly, which is a native flower of South Africa and extreme- ly rare in northern climates, is bloom- ing in the home of Rev. and Mrs. Ellis LL. Jackson, 519 Fourth 8t., who are » The Guernsey Islands devel- the bulbs and now ship them to all parts of the world. ** & Women Fill A.0.U.W. Posts During October Appointment of women officers to serve during October in accordance with a national policy of the Ancient Order of United Workmen lodge fea- tured the business meeting of the lo- cal unit which was held Thursday evening. A card party for members and their! friends followed. Mrs, M. B. Demming, as past mas- ter workman, will be presiding officer. Included on her staff will be Mrs, J. A. Patera, master workman; Mrs. G. A. Johnson, foreman; Mrs. A. F, Pa- tera, overseer; Miss Doris Smith, re- corder-treasurer; Mrs. C. G. Derby, guide; Mrs. Theodore Ressler, inside watch, and Mrs. D. B. Burton, outside watch. . Mrs, Walter Stedman and George J. Brown turned in high scores for bridge players. Holding high scores in whist were Mrs. D. B. Burton and J. A. Patera. Ten tables were in play. Mrs. J. A. Patera, refreshment chairman, was assisted by Mrs. A. F. Patera, Mrs. Derby and Miss Smith. * Bismarck Episcopalian \Women Named Officers Mrs, N. E. Elsworth and Mrs. A. A. named second vice president and united thank offer- ing custodian, respectively, of the Women's auxiliary of the Episcopal week, . .P, L. E,. Godwin.of:Fatgo was as honorary president. Other Magnusons Guests at Underwood Wedding] si cna ime § 5 . Miss Jack- » Hugh Jackson, to for A 4 tg iu A gue Ashley Student at Oregon Wins Honor Clair Johnson, son of Mr. and Mfs. | ~ W. L. Johnson, Ashley, has been ap- pointed editor of Old Oregon, monthly alumni magazine at the University of Oregon, Eugene, it was announced pus, having served as Of the Gregon Daily ent daily, last year, six leading men ‘at the university. This is the first tme in th of the magazine that a stucent been chosen to edit it, Johnson continue his school work, he sald. Also partially under his direction and the two secretaries of the office will be Rede eee affairs. Niece of Mrs. Smyth ” To Be Bride Oct. 10 The betrothal of Miss Jean Ander- son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. C. Anderson of Glendale, Calif., for- merly of Bismarck, to George West- ley of Venturia, Calif., has been known to friends of the family 5 The wedding will take place Sat O Oct, 10, at Glendale. - The bride-elect is a niece of Mrs. F. R. Smyth, 218 Third St. For several years her father was associated with the Lahr Motor Sales company: Both Miss Anderson and Mr. Weat- ley are graduates of the University of Calfornia at Los Angeks. They expect to make their home in Ven- turia. < The scene of the ceremony will be the Wee Kirk O’ the Heather church in Glendale. ee Mrs. Edward Miller of Glasgow, Mont., is here for a several weeks’ stay with her aisters, Mra. R. B.. Anderson, 420 Thayer, west, and Miss Bessie Mat- thews, who is ill in St. Alexius hos- pital. Miss Matthews, who has a fed- eral position at Mandan and makes her home with the Anderson family, is this {suffering from peritonitis. se * Miss Helen Jackson of ‘Fremont, Ohio, was complimented at a 1 o'clock luncheon for 12 guests which Mrs. J. E. Dawson, 406 Sixth 8t., gave Wed- “| inated in appointments for the lunch- eon, after which the guests passed the time with sewing. “Another out- of-town guest was Mrs. ~ William ‘KC Baking Powder Will Be Used 2p s hue i foul Wo fi THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1936 sus | Hazel Webster Byrnes Named by Pen Women dH a g g ii ir i E s ise ad sé LOOK AT THESE BIG NEW 1987 EXTRA-VALUE FEATURES: e AUTOMATIC TUNING! Es if HT LD.SERIE of the bat and the cheers of thous- sods as the leaders of the American aad Netions! 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