The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 4, 1937, Page 5

. QSOCIETY and CLUBS St. Mary’s High School Sets _ | Wiliam J. Kirsches Announce Marriage am Dates for Closing Activities) sw ws vis + xno Florence Sobzien Has Highest Lo will, Kenneth Hessinger and Ed-|the Secred Heart church, Thunder | ? . Hai Scholastic Standing; Doro- nc ommenceman e exercises will be| Father ednesday, June 2, at 8 p. in thy Larson Has Second — {the city sudiisium “Rev, T. ten Keating were attendants for Mr. - Keaveny, superintendent of Cathedral lana Mrs. Kirsch. Mrs. Keating was Final activities for St. Mary's high |high school, St. Cloud, Minn., will de- | formerly Miss Gladys Sundland, school will start with the § - liver the address, The tentative num-| Following the ceremony the bride for banquet Thursday, May 6, at 6:30 |ber of the senior class is 37. and bridegroom took a wedding A. W. LUCAS CO. North Dakota’s Leading Silk Store é oe . m., in the school auditorit Scholastic honors are held by Miss Cloud * * Koom’ will be arranged to represent ¢ [Florence Bobsien, with Miss Derothy | ‘0 St, Cloud and other points in Min- Japanese setting. On the banquet |L#reon second in the group. .Mrs. Kirsch is the former Miss é committe are Miss Marian Heasinger, we are Eileen Doerner, daughter of Mr. and Tom Fox and Norman Woeble, Poetry Society Will [mrs a. a. Doemer, 1010 Pith Bt. i 3 May 7, at 8:30 p. m., the junior- . Mr.-Kirsch is the son of Mr. and Mrs. ¥ _senior prom will be held in the school Hold Meeting Here} kari xirch, Jamestown. : } : auditorium with the Rhythm Scamps a Mrs. Kirsch is a graduate of the| For Miss M. LaCombe}$ ge E furnishing the Music. Chaperons for! The state convention of the North | Bismarck high school and the aoe Dakota Poetry Society will be held in| Commercial college. She has Reff and Dr. ‘and Mrs, Milo Priske Bismarck June 7, it was announced | employed at the Bank of North The committee for arrangements in. |*' the April meeting of the Bismarck | kota for the last four years and cludes: Norman Woehle, chairman; |>'&8ch which was held at the home of | resign her position there June 1. buffet luncheon was served Batley, P. Lee, G: Garske, I. Kaiser, | Mi. and Mrs. Clell Gannon, 912 Man-| Kirsch attended schools in James-| with table appointments in pink and | ner, J. Fox, N: E | dan, : town. He is now s salesman for the| white snapdragons decorating. the | % ross, B. Jundt, M. McDonald, H.Can-| Committees were appointed and Bismarck Baking Co. ~ | room, 4 . Brown, M, Spiel- | the following were named chairmen: They plan to make their home at/ Progressive whist was played. Score | % ‘and|Norman Boe, general chairman in| 524 Avenue D. honors went to the Misses Link and . charge of arrangements for the con- A jp Georgetta LaCombe. Miss May La- | % Graduate Sunday will be May 20 vention; Frances Vejtasa, chairman} Woman’s Club Meets {Combe received several lovely gifts. | % lof th i ittee; and ° Gottige "Worttee Nisinman ot tee| For Bridge Luncheon |wntterau, Mont, and are mating Miss May LaCombe, 409 Fifth 8t., ‘was entertained with a surprise birth- day party Saturday evening. A two- Breve i é 8 1 a. m.|finance committee. The principal — their home with their aunt, Mrs, Kind- He will deliver the sermon for the| speaker for the comvention will be| The Woman's club met for the last|SChy. They are attending the Chris- graduates, who will attend in s body,| Margaret, Dickson, poet laureate of| time this season at a luncheon Mon-|*Y Beauty school. dveased in cap and gown. In previous | minnesota. day in the private dining room of wehdand i years the services have been held in| ‘The members voted at the April| the Prince hotel. Covers were laid| Louis Ahlen, Leo and Myron Ben- |X tet ony the evening. meeting to make James W. Foley poet | for 14 at a table appointed in pink| Se? Were among the 17 upperclassmen laureate of North Dakote, an honor-| 8nd green with a centerpiece of at the University of North Dakota tag full tn et E z a E i day, May 31, at 8 p. m., in the achool pring flowers, On the arrangements | lected to Scabbard and Blade, na- itorium instead of the city audi. |&7,imember of the Bismarck Poetry) corrtiitee were Mmes, H. L. Wheeler,| tional honorary military soclety. ian de torium as in previous years. The pro- "The next meeting will be held May| ©. V. Miller and Geo. E, Shunk. ( * % & pl gram will include: Class history, the|o9 at the Gannon After lunch the group went to the| Robert Baker was one of the 11 Misses jon and Grace | 7 et home of Mrs. P. L. Owens, Logan| students to be elected to the Univer- A. W. LUCAS CO. Exceptional McKinnx . Johnston; prophecy, Erwin Brendel Jedd apartments, for a short business|sity of North Dakota chapter of Miss Luctil Miss Freda Bischof and Paul meeting, followed by bridge. in Sigma Xi, national honorary society. Lucille | Bischof, daughter and son of Mrs. L./ ‘The program for the coming year the Misses Delia | Bischof, left Monday morning for| was presented and accepted. 2) ——————S=—___ ; Los Angeles, Calif, where they will} program committee «included: Mmes. CARD OF THANKS spend the summer with their broth-| Ga Dahlen, chairman; A. Y. Hag-| We wish to express our sincere er, Walter Bischof. En route they| jund, J.B. Smith and P, L. Owens, | thanks to our many friends for their will visit Salt Lake City, Utah, Sacra- High score honors in bridge went/ sympathy, help and beautiful floral Eine apd een Francia 3 be pisiee, AY eagiund ad 12) Botte yo. abe ene nec Morton. v. erson and al wi Mrs. Walter J. Brophy, 1002 Eighth} The cae will resume its activities| helped make the burden of sorrow a fall, 5 ' aE L | &t., who has been ill the last few) in the i: little lighter during the recent illness weeks, is now able to be out again. *** * ae death of our beloved husband, son Beautiful Ties—See them at| Members of Delta = °°? "Sih chester coons Shark’s Men’s Store. : Gamma Hold Meeting MR. AND MRS, B. F. COONS, ROBERT COONS, oe The Delta Gamma Alumnae asso- Ne Coo) SUIT TTT ciation held its regular monthly meet- = ing Monday evening at the home of Coronation | sz: § i [ A short business meeting was held. Tt was decided to organize a joint Bis- «QUANTUM AN EUGENE UNTIL MAY 12 Fort Lincoln for the offleys and thelr 5 wives will be given Saturday evening at the service club by the Officers’ THE REGAL--- "ag of Gabe] Fabrics and Values The season’s outstanding Fabrics in a Pleasing Array’ of Colors and Color Combinations that will delight purchasers. These prices good this week only. 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