The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1936, Page 4

q 4 | y SOCIETY Girl Scout Leaders Name Mrs. Rosenberger Leader’ Plans for Series of Meetings, | District President Is Hikes and Training Schoo! Guest of W.C.T.U. Are Outlined Mrs. P. D, Wood of Driscoll, dis-; trict president, was a visitor and brought greetings when the Women’s Christian Temperance Union held its October meeting Tuesday with Mrs. H. FP. Tramp, 414 Seventh St. Mrs. Wood's daughter, Mrs. Schossow, also of Steele, was present and spoke on Loyal Temperance Legion work in her home community. Mrs. Wood reviewed in part the W. C. T, U. state convention at Grand Forks Sept. 17-20, which was re- ported on in more detail by Mrs. P. | O. Sathre, the local delegate. Mrs. Schossow exhibited the banner Mrs. H. P. Rosenberger was elected president by the 30 members of the Bismarck Girl Scout Leaders’ associa- tion when they held their first month- iy meeting of the new season Tuesday hight. She succeeds Mrs, Palmer Bertelson. ‘Two new officers, vice president and treasurer, were created and were filled by the Misses Dorothy Cervinski and Coral McKenzie, respectively. Miss ‘Margaret Lang became secretary, suc- ceeding Miss Genevieve LaFrance. The president will appoint a com- CLUBS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1936 Dickinson Alumni to Hold Reunion Oct. 17 oe |} A New Suit Mode | May ta | A New Suit Mode — First Fall Gathering Dw et For : ers’ Agreement Formally heermnen , Ende Labor Dispute 4 i & a & ge [ H | : : : 5 I i ti : F és Hl EE 4 Gly to loo - _,.delightful to wear qf i u Saxvik to Speak to Mandan Church Group} DIDO PARAS ANAS Aa AN mittee of eight members to direct the year’s program, each member to be responsible for one meeting. It was decided to keep the first Tuesday as the meeting date and to limit the ses- sions from 7:30 to 9 p. m. At each session members will learn one new game and one new song, will devote a half hour to business and announcements and a half hour to discussing leaders’ problems and exchanging ideas. People who are leaders in various fields will be in- vited to address the group from time to time. A leaders’ training meetings Friday, Monday and Tues- day during the visit here 6f Miss Olga Carlson, national representative, Oct. 23-27, was decided upon. Miss Carl- son is substituting for Miss Marie Aftreith, regional director. More de- tailed plans for her visit will be an- bounced later. course with Arrangements were discussed for an | outdoor hike Oct. 19 and also for a hike on Saturday of this week for members of Troops 1, 2 and 5 when the Girl Scouts and their leaders will Jeave the Girl Scout room at 4:30 p. m. * * * First Presbyterian Choir Meets Tonight + The First Presbyterian choir, which will continue to be under direction of Miss Techla Knoll, will hold its first rehearsal of the season at 7:30 p. m., Thursday. Miss Knoll states that there are a few places for tenors. Tots & Teens Shop SMOCKS Ladies’ and Children's $1.98 Foundation Garments Miss America $1 to $5 Complete line of infants’ wear. Shop here for gifts. 318 Main Phone 506 which the Steele L. T. L. won at the assembly for doing the most out- standing work in the year just closed. She told of a parade staged by her group preceding the defeat of the hard liquor bill on June 24. Rev. F. E. Logee, guest speaker,/| . brought out the menace of obscene literature which is being sold here and elsewhere and urged the unit to do what it can to abolish this evil. Mrs, George Welch was program leader and Mrs. Sathre led devo- tionals. The new crusade song of the W. C. T. U. was sung as the program opened. ee 4% Capital Homemakers Seat New Officials New officers assuming their duties when the October meeting of the Capital Homemakers’ club was held Wednesday with Mrs. J, A. Kohler, 822 Avenue B, include Mrs, Frank E. Nichols, president, Mrs. Kohler, vice president, and Mrs. John Brezden, secretary-treasurer. The new project leaders, Mmes. Charels Toliver and J. O. Quinn, gave @ general lesson on household clean- ing and methods, brightening the presentation with demonstrations of home-made furniture polish and cleaner and-silver polish. They also) gave the history of brooms, Fifteen: members and three guests were entertained. Mrs, H. J. Roberts was assisting hostess. y ee |Mandan Men Pledged To A. C. Fraternities | |_ Robert Zeller and Carroll Ness of Mandan and Louis Nelson of Edgeley, who all affiliated with Alpha Gamma Rho,‘are among 19 new members pledged by six North Dakota agricul- tural college fraternities this week as Mrs. Thomas I. Laughlin picked a casual suit to wear to the races. Of brown, suede-like woolen, this has full, raglan sleeves, a slim skirt and is: finished with ball buttons. Missionary Societies All of the missionary groups of the procathedral parish are combining their efforts in holding a rummage sale Saturday, beginning at 9 a. m., in 8t. Mary’s school gymnasium. Anyone having articles to contribute is to bring them to the place of the sale after 4 p. m., Friday. Mrs. C. E. St. George of St. Jude’s group is gen- eral chairman and has on her assist- ing committee Mmes. Carl J. Réff, E. A. Greenwood and B. A. Woehle. eee they resumed pledging after a seven- day period of silence. Autumn leaf tallies and place cards +* *% to correspond with the purple asters Visiting in the home of Mr. and! and bronze chrysanthemums in the Mrs. E. B. Gorman, 702 Avenue F;| centerpiece carried out a purple and for the present week are Mrs. J. V.| gold motif in appointments for the ‘Nord- and ‘her daughter, Marlanna,| 1:30 o'¢lock bridge luncheon which of Mobridge, 8. D, Mrs. L. A. ‘Tavis, 516 Fourth St. gave ‘Wednesday in the municipal golf course club house, Mmes. Roy T. Bakken and L, H. Richmond won the high score favors in the contract games at six tables. Guests from Mandan were Mmes. W. H. Stutsman, R. W. Shinners and F. W. McKendry. Husbands! Do you insist on know- ing all of your wife's past? Are there certain secrets which only an unmistakable look in her eyes betrays? If Put Mentholatum in| \ the nostrils.It quichly relieves stuffiness and \ restores comfort. 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