The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 9, 1936, Page 5

Q)SOGETY and CLUBS __THM BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FKIDAY, OCTUBKK Y, 1936 . Three New Direcian Assume Duties at Bismarck Hospital| . Miss Edra Arndt, an Alumna, Becomes Supervisor of taining Work son, native of Devils Lake, who had her special training at the University ~ of Minnesote. Miss Swenson has been with the Deaconess hospital at Bose- man, Mont. Miss Nellie Engebrecht, who took the place of Miss Flaten as dietitian, held a similar position at Ailen hos- pital, Waterloo, Ia., for the last seven years, She is a native of St. James, Minn,, and took her specialized train- ing at Stout institute, Menomonie, Wis. She has held positions with both the Miller and Mounds Park hos- pitals in St. Paul, ‘The Misses Buzzell and Flaten both are in New York, City, taking addi- tional post-graduate work at Colum- bia university. Miss Sheaffer's resig- , nation was effective the first of the month but she is remaining until the «fuperivsor, Rev. H, W. Graunke, re- turns from a visit in the east about Oct. 17. She then plans to go west. s s Social Group of Bank Employes Opens Year The G-Girls bridge club, which was) organized three years ago by a group of Bank of North Dakota employes, began its new season Wednesday evening with a meeting in the Grand Pacific hotel, for which the Misses Loretta Peterson and Pat Johnson were hostesses. The Misses Peterson and Amelia Worst won honors in the contract games. Appointments were appropriate for Halloween. The club decided to mest fortnight- ly on Wednesdays and to meet down- town instead of in the homes of members. For the Oct. 21 gathering. the Misses Helen Misslin and Mae Belle Olson were named hostesses, Those of the 16 members not already named are the Misses Mabel Smith, Essie Rishworth, Elma Lindgren, Eileen Doerner, Helen Gave, Ruth Dougherty, Amelia Stratmann, Lois Lynch, Margaret Eik, Agnes Hult- berg and Hannah sorean: *** ’ New Salem to Be Host To Auxiliary Sessio: Department officers of the Ameri- can Legion Auxiliary will be the prin- cipal speakers at the seventh district's annual fall roundup at New Salem, which convenes at 2 p. m., Tuesday. . H. C. Funden of Mandan, dis- trict committeewoman, will preside Mrs, G. R. Schwandt of Enderlin, department delegate, report on the national convention at Cleveland - in September. Entertainment features will be given by New Salem talent. fe} itaries ganization dignit attending will include past department presi- See the newest in dresses at the Triangle Shop, 214 Broad- way. A WomeEN Loox YOuNGER Women who walk with the blithe free carriage of youth look younger. {| We feature a shoe that fits so perfectly and gives such restful support to tired, weak arches, that freqtent- ly women have exclaimed —"Why, they've made me feel.ten- years younger.” A SUAVE winter coat of black -woolen waist and ede at the hemline, The soft collar of black Persian matches the Cossack- “type hat. (From Forstmann Woolens.) dents residing in the district, T. H. Mark of Hebron, American Legion district deputy, and four department officers, Mrs. J. D. Stenson of Minot, president; Mrs. Bernard 8. Nickerson of Mandan, historian; Mrs. Ed. Tem- ple of New Salem, member of the con- stitution, by-laws and legislative com- mittee, and Mrs. D. C. Scothorn of Mandan, sub-chairman of the radio ittee, * * * Dacotah D.A.R. Unit Announces Broadcast MYs, F.~Leland Watkins, Fargo, tadio chairman of the North Dakota chapter of the Daughters of the Am- erican Revolution, announces that Cacotah chapter will broadcast over WDAY at 3:45 p. m., Monday. Mmes. P, M. Paulson and B. L. Ber- tel will discuss the national D. A. R. organization. Mrs, O. A. Stevens, North Dakota treasurer, will speak on D. A. R. Founders’ day. Mrs. H. D. Stewart will be tli> vocalist and Mrs. AF. Monarchy ore _p companits 64th Anniversary of Worsts to Be Observed Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Worst of Fair- view, N. D., well-known North Da- kotans, will celebrate their sixty- fourth wedding anniversary Saturday at Fairview. .Mr. Worst was president of the North ‘ Dakota © Agricultural college ‘for several years and he and his wife have been frequent visitors here. se * Presbyterian Circle Announces Food Sale Mmes. W. G. Worner and J. R. Van Dyke head arrangements for the food sale which Circle 4 of the First rian Ladies’ Aid will hold Sat- urday in the A. W. Lucas company store. The sale starts at 10:30 a. m. Welford Club Leaders Call Special Meeting Officers of the Ladies’ Welford-for- V.F.W. and Auxiliary Councils to Meet Here A joint meeting of the councils of the North Dakota department of the -®| Veterans of Foreign Wars and Aux- 2 | Let Winds Blow o ° Christmas to send to men serving on foreign soil, Remembrance * Fort’Lincoln Family Is Going to Hawaii Dee W. Raines, first sergeant at Fort Lipcoin, Mrs. Raines and their children, Cherie, a student at 8t. Mary's school, and Douglas, are leav- ing Fort Lincoln Monday or Tues- day for a trip which will take them ultimately to the Hawaiian Islands, where Sergeant’ Raines has been transferred. Sergeant Raines has been sta- tioned at Fort Lincoln since it was reopened nine years ago and the family lived in Bismarck for seven years during that time. More re- cently they have resided on the post. They will spent some time visiting with her mother, who lives at Kalma, Wash., and at other west coast points before sailing from San Francisco ,| Nov. 14 on the U. 8S. army transport, Republic, Among farewell affairs planned in | their honor arg dinner parties which Mr, and Mrs. R. 8. Indseth, 923 Seventh St. and Mr. and Mrs, Wil- liam H. McDonald, 40¢ Eighth 8t., will give Friday and Saturday even- ings, Tosppotively pest Miss Madora Knox to Visit B.P.W. Oct. 21 Miss Madora Knox of Grand Forks, president of the North Dakota Feder- ation of Business and Professional ‘Women’s clubs, will pay a visit to the Bismarck club Wednesday, Oct. 21, it has been announced to the members. Miss Knox will be making her an- nual tour of visits to the federation units and expects to visit the Minot club the following day. The publicity committee headed by Miss Marie Huber is a dinner at the municipal golf course club house, which will be in the form of a cos- tume party, in her honor. This com- mittee also heads arrangements for next Tuesday's meeting of the club. ek * Banquet Is Planned For Townsend Speaker Arrangements for a banquet at 6 p. m,, Saturday in the Rendezyous hon- oring Rev. Gerald K. Smith, Town- send supporter and Union party speaker, will be made when the Capi- tal. City Townsend club meets at 8 p. m., Friday in the Burleigh county court room, ‘The banquet will be open to the in- terested public and reservations may be made by telephoning Mrs. J. H. Sleight (1308). For Friday's meeting there will be enterMinment features, including a reading, solo tap dance and selections by the cyaneee mene quartet. Slope Co-eds Chosen As Military Sponsors Miss Muriel Burnson of Hettinger has been chosen as sponsor of Com- pany D and Miss Frances Tourtlotte of Regan as sponsor of the eighth pla- $5 i Si °4 5 i il : ! | 5 g 2 rT eres He i é F i} R | iF é PH ie toon of the Reserve Officers’ Training Keefe of Fargo has been named bat- talion sponsor and 17 other co-eds were chosen by captains as sponsors of platoons and Miss = evieve Hawkinson of New Rockford is band sponsor. se * Miss Florence Homan : Here From Hollywood who is yith |, aur | Esther Cathe Bens and Schlipf to : Aid With Dedication Rev. H. G. ead tm oe seg oh gages Rebeliahs Are Visitors [yas ered sui Mr. and a! ty inaving | At Dickinson Meeting Mrs. H.C. Doerr Is’ ° Honored by Musie Club Election of Mrs. H.C. Doerr (Bes- sie Homan) of Sioux City, Ia., one of the founders, as a charter member and the introduction of Mrs. Clinton E. Swanson as a néw active member | ex marked the business session of the Thursday Musical club at its first October meeting. Mrs, Doerr, who is both 4 vocalist and pianist, was prominent amang the musicians who founded the club. Her return here at this time is eape- cially fortunate as charter members are to present the Oct, 32 program tlalgerd still will be here to take Mrs. Swanson, who recently cane to Bismarck from Aberdeen, 8. D., was admitted as @ violinist. Men extension members of the club Jed by Clarion E. Larson, who served as accompanist, provided the pro- gram. Dr. Daniel T. Weston’s most re- cently acquired violin, a Grinarius mote than 200 years old, was played before the group for the first time. Ralph Truman and Dr. Weston played the violin and Mr. Larson the piano scores of the second movement of Bach's D Minor Concerto for two violins and piano, the only compo- ri: EASY to make your dreinboords spick-and-span, hygienically clean when Clorox is used. 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