The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 8, 1936, Page 5

| Osoctiyend “ Napoleon and Wilton Will Entertain Legion Auxiliary Plans for Meetings of Two Lo- cal groups Friday Are. Announced ‘The first of the 1936 fall round- ‘ups of the American Legion Auxiliary fifth district will be held ut Napoleon at 2 p,m. Monday. The second meet- ing is echeduled at Wilton at 8 p. m., Tuesda; y. Mrs. H. W. Rosenthal, Bismarck, district committeewoman, will preside at the sessions. Distinguished guests and speakers will include the district American Legion deputy, H. A. Mc- Nutt of Napoleon; Mrs. J. D. Sten- Son of Minot, department president; Miss Mary ‘Houser of Bismarck, de- partment treasurer, and Mrs Spen- cer 8. Boise, Bismarck, a sub-chalr- man of the department radio com- mittee. Past department presidents within the fifth district are expected to-bring greetings. A report of the national conven- tion held recently in Cleveland, Ohio, will be given by. Mrs. G. R. Schwandt of Enderlin, past department presi- dent, who was a delegate trom the state organization. Local talent will furnish entertain- ment and the local units will be hostesses at the social hours. following the meetings. The roundups are held each fall in the form of schools of instruction and are opén to interested friends and women eligible for mem- bership in the Auxiliary. ek * CONDUCT MEMBERSHIP DRIVE BEFORE ROUNDUP “ihe Auxiliary to Lloyd Spetz Post ‘No. 1 is making an effort to enrol! as many members as possible betore the Napoleon and Wishek meetings and is asking that members pay dues at the regular meeting at 8p. m., Fri- day, in the Auxiliary room in the World War Memorial building. Miss Mary Houser is chairman of @ special committee arranging a Navy Day program and other social details. Her aides are Mmes. E. J. Conrad, L. V. Miller, R. E. Anderson, A. W. Applequist and John Ar ’ Mrs, Boise will review the national convention for the unit. - xk * JUNIOR AIDES MEET AT 4 P. M. Margaret Ann Dolph, Kathleen Spohn and Louise Fisher will be hostesses for the meeting of the Junior Aides, group of sixth, zeventh and eighth grade girls,.at 4 p. m., Friday, in the Auxiliary room. aby's Cold J Proved best by two generations of mothers. Sane Prices! A triple treat is in store for you! sensible prices are the main thentic styles such as tunic coats, | ‘An interesting winter coat from the House of Patou is made of smoke gray woolen and has wide bands of lynx. The ‘woolen hat matches. Notice the way the coat molds the waistline and flares outward at the hem. Mmes. B. A. Woehle and H. Fag- erstrom turned in the high scores in auction games at three tables when Mrs. William J. Altringer, 614 Rosser avenue, entertained St. Rita’s mis- sionary group. Wednesday afternoon. In two weeks Mrs, Harry J. Clark will entertain the members. ne * Purple and yellow flowers were the decorations used for the 1:30 o'clock luncheon preceding the card games when Mrs. C, P. Rhoades, 611 Second &t., entertained her contract’ club Wednesday. High scores were held by naa Gerald Craig and J. H. New- Safe Quality! ity, features Us models, belted” ty] d boxy swaggers are included in this ‘selection. Excellent handling of fine fur pelts .. . beautiful satin linings... and new details as to trimmings make these rare values‘in furs. Buy quality.-.and save! Persian Lamb .. Krimmer Caracul .. Moire Caracul Northern Seal ..... A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Coat ___‘THE BISMARCK TRIBUNK, THURSDAY, UCLOBER 8, 1936___ CLUBS. Brown-Olszwsky Vows Are. Taken W ednesday fast: was served to a group of rela- tives and friends in the Brown home Mrs. Selvig Is Named To Plan-Roundup Tea Mrs, Oscar Selvig is chairman of a committee of Bismarck Government Study club members arranging a tea to follow the Burleigh county donke; tank roundup a‘ 3 p. m., Saturda: in the World War Memorial build: ing lower gymnasium. ‘The social affair will honor Mrs. Elsie Gardner Picking of Washington, D. C., Mrs. Eugene Fenelon of Devils | Lake and Mrs. May Baribeau of Ex- Gerlin, Demucratic women leaders, { who are to give addresses during the jmeeting. | Men and women who cannot take; “sufficient time from their work to attend the roundup are. invited to come at. 4 o'clock to meet the speak- {ers during the tea hour. The entire meeting is open to anyone who is in- terested. ** * First Lutheran church Sunday school instructors honored two of their number who recently became brides, Mrs. Sidney Papke . (Nina Melville) and Mrs. Sanford Running (Gladyce Barth) at a social gather- ing in.the-church parlors, presenting each with gifts. Entertainment con- sisted of games and a play, “The Story of Ruth,” directed by Miss Mabel Olson and enacted by Mr. and Mrs. Helge Zethren as Boaz and Ruth, Miss Lucile Malmquist as Orpah, Miss Olson as Naomi and Miss Alice Brown as the narrator. Flowers and favors on the refreshments table were carried out in pink, green and yellow. Arrangements were made by the Misses Olson, Malmquist and Brown. : xe Oe Appointments in keeping with Hal- Joween were used for the contract games and luncheon when Mrs. Charles Gray, 205 Thirteenth St., was hostess Wednesday evening to St. Jude's missionary society. Score hon- ors were won by Mmes. J. N. Deibert and W. F. Meyer. Mrs. Mel Hunter .| Will be hostess for the next meeting Mrs. Frank Waicher.|J W. . state in three weeks. ay er | 3 oped ahd president, ho is lea ine Calttdrnia, wos th hand: EEF e 220¥e aitae Bu fips i Mann ghana ATE | Meetings of Clubs | And Social Groups ——— at 7:30 p. m., Friday in the Glerke home, 910 Avenue B, There will be @ putluck Meng Mmes. Robert M. Rishworth, Stark of Mandan and H. F. Keller will be hostesses for the October luncheon meeting Of the Past Ma- trons’ club, Order of the Eastern Star, at 1:15 p. m., Friday, in the Rish worth home, 805 Fifth 8t. *x** * Wocdmen Circle Mrs. Marie R. Durey and Miss Elma |X Lindgren are taking care of hostess duties for the Woodmen Circle meet- ing at 7:30 p..m., Thursday in the World War Memorial building dining | % Toom. ee Ars Forum Mrs. O. T. Solberg will lead a study of the life and works of Jean Millet, French artist, when the Art Forum meets at 3 p. m., Friday, with Mrs, Arthur L. Sandin, 323 Park St. **% &% Rebekah P. N. G. 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