The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 12, 1937, Page 10

CLUBS. : Port Lincoln Book Review Club to Entertain Guests Mercer Club Charter Members Are Elected Army Post Bridge Club Meeting 1s Scheduled for Satur- day Evening Mrs. Richard @ Babbitt, chairman of the Fort Lincoln Book Review club which has been holding fortnightly meetings during the winter, an- nounced Friday that next Tuesday's meeting will be open to the inter- ested women of Bismarck and Man- dan. Edna LaMoure Waldo, who gents one or two new books at each meeting, ‘has chosen particularly timely selections for the open session. Most time will be given to ‘I Visit the Soviets” by EF. M. Delafield and to.the current Broadway play, “You Can't Take It With You” by Moss Hart and George Kaufman. Both were released within recent weeks. Briefer consideration will be given to several new fiction titles, includ- ing one published on the day of the meeting. At the close of the reviews, tea will be served. Proceeds will go to- ward ‘purchasing equipment for the new service club in which the pro- gram will start at 3 p. m. Mrs. Joseph 8. Leonard, the commandant, and the other of- ficers’ wives who make up the club membership invite their friends and others who wish to come to attend. x * * EVENING BRIDGE MEETING SCHEDULED A meeting of the Fort Lincoln Evening Bridge club is planned for| 7p. m., Saturday in the service club. Host duties are being cared for by Major and Mrs. Peter Girardeau Marshall, Jr., and Lt, and Mrs, Wes- ley C. Wilson. * ke MRS, LEONARD IS LUNCHEON HOSTESS ‘Mrs. Leonard was hostess at a St. Patrick’s bridge luncheon given ‘at 1 o'clock Thursday in her quarters. Covers were laid for 12, including Mmes. James Blunt, W. B. Cole, E. A. Willson and Fred N. Whiting of Bismarck and Mrs. Bernard 8. Nick- erson of Mandan. Score prizes went to Mmes. Babbitt, Gaylord L. Phipps and Blunt. * * * Thursday Musical to Aid Junior Contests Contributions toward sending Bis- pre- wife of Music clubs junior contests 23 at Jamestown. were ‘Thursday Musical club (et its meeting Thursday afternoon. Techla Knoll was leader for the program, entitled “Art Song.” | ‘The program of vocal numbers given. 3 “The Violet,” Morart—Mrs. ©. I. Devold; “Death and the Maiden,” chubert—Mrs, Frank J. Bavendick; “Widmung,” Schubert—Mrs. Wesley ©. Wilson; “Munnelid,” Brahms—Mrs, @. E. Wingreen; “Morgen,” R. Strauss p-Mrs. Clifford Johnson; “Verborgen- heit,” Hugo Wolf—Mrs, Kenneth C. Hathaway, and “By a Lonely Forest Pathway,” Mrs. W. J. Targart. ‘Mrs. Bauer accompanied Mmes. De- vold, Bavendick and Targart; Mrs. Henry A. Jones played for Mmes. Wil- son and Johnson, and Miss Mildred 1. Hoff for Mmes. Wingreene and Tar- gart. Mmes, Wingreene and Bavendick served tea. Discretionary Angles Of Peace Bill Scored ‘Washington, Mar, 13—()—Two minority groups objected Friday to disere provisions in a neu- trality bill designed to keep America out of war. a Three of the four charter members remaining in the group were named by the Mercer Woman's Study club as officers for 1937-38, the 25th anni- versary year, at a meeting held in the home of Mrs. James Rice. Mrs. &. C, Norem was hostess. The new leaders are Mrs. Rice, pres- ident; Mrs F. O. Freeberg, vice-presi- dent, and Mrs. O. 8. Hijelle, secretary- treasurer. Miss Mae Washburn is the fourth charter member. Letters from department chairmen of the North Dakota Federation of ‘Women’s clubs were read and dis- cussed. Money-raising plans were reviewed. Mrs, William Norris read an article from the General Federa- tion of Women’s Clubs magazine. A half hour was spent in rehearsing vocal numbers, following .which the hostess served supper. The club meets March 19 in the Hjelle home with Mrs. Norris,as hostess. * %* # R.N.A. Lodge to Hold Food Sale Saturday The Royal Neighbors of America! will conduct a food sale featuring} baked foods Saturday in the A .W. | Lucas company store, starting at 11 a.m. Mrs, E. F. Trepp is the ar- rangements be aba | * In compliment to Mrs. W. Vs. Councit of Juneau, Alaska, Mrs. C.| W. Schoregge, 507 Sixth St., enter- tained at a bridge luncheon for 12 in her home Thursday, Tulips were} » used for the centerpiece of the spring, decorative motif. The prize for high! score went to Mrs. H. P. Rosen-| berger, and there was a guest gift for Mrs. Council. Mrs. Council left here ‘Thursday evening for a brief stay at Driscoll, her former home, and then will visit her parents at Bannetoht) begfore going to Washington, D. C, to join Dr. Council, who has been there on business. : ae Miss Mildred Dietz was received into membership ‘and the Misses Rosalie Fullerton and Marguerite Bonzer, both of Mandan, were guests when Miss Mary Lou Thompson, 612 Avenue D, was hostess to her sewing club Thurs- day evening. Tripoli was played and was followed by. a luncheon with ap- pointments in red. Miss Doris Lund- | quist will be hostess to the club; March 18. © : Janet Blossoms as First Queen YOUTHS President's * * * Mmes. Fred and Clifford Jansonius were hostesses at & 1:30 o’clogk Junch- eon for 12 guests'given Thursday in the latter's home, 515 Avenue A, :west. | Decorations were in a spring motif. Contract honors went to Mmes. J. P. Wagner and E. J. Taylor. ee % Mr. and Mrs, Richard H, Penwar- den, Jr., and their daughter, Sybil, of —— “Like the first crocus and the first robin, there is always a for Rochester, Minn, where Bybll will Ore queen etcor ban’ cates |Guarantees on House Blue “G” Coffee, 2 Ibs. and 1 cup.and saucer’ :........50¢ iS Chops, 5 —— Ne Nevo clini) an eatly bid for-the honor. Tbe | Loans Ends March $1|} IGA Dawn Tollet Tissue, 6 rolls ..,............+.-36¢ per ME js run int was 4 Government Victory chosen Jo eign jwise the. Wan . "¢. J. TULLBERG oo fpaa cee Hopes in Spain Wane| “2s, 0° Plonom endl vie eee Calf Liver, Valencia, Spain, (Uncensored, ae mail to New York) Mat. heer) Odes | Bren Jail Brings against ® government vic! in * Spain's civil mar have gone up to 3 d Him No Surcease 0 1 even temporary sea\ ee the regime, and neutral observers New York, Mar. 12.—(@)—Wil- takers are hard to find, ite eiaiority iam Steffens’ troubles followed him right into » jail cell. Conductor of a “lonely hearts” correspondence club, he was sen- ons of observers here believe it will be June at the earliest before peace is reached, MENINGITIS FATAL charge of using the mails to de- Minot, N. D., Mar. 12.—(7)—Ernest| fraud. Wayne Gustafson, three-and-a-half- Then Lena Boger told the year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest] judge recognised Steffens as (Gustafson, Portal, died Thuraday ina| ® man who married her in 1904, ‘Minot hospital of a streptococcic men.| took her money and fled. He ad- ting from a mastoid in-| vised her to see the state's attor- Phones 1506 1507 Designate M’Lean Seed Loan Offices Washburn, N. D., Mar. 12. — Seed i it a i i | I if ANNOUNCEMENT there is invariably some loss taken. In a cash store, this loss is 4 form of LOWER PRICES. 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