The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 14, 1937, Page 5

se a SOCIETY and CLUBS THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1937 A. W. LUCAS CO. arriage of Cleo Arness and ALA Representatives ) Alvin Jacobsen Solemnized | wx.» w. ssi: cman) tm Seth, ie Morning; Couple to Reside in Bismarck Leaving for New York the American Legion c the national convention of the. eux- ven aux- To New York ary in New York City, Sept. 20-23, Mmes. Spencer Boise and James Mor- ris will be other Bismarck representa- tives attending the convention. By virtue of her office Mrs. Rosenthal will serve as chairman of the North Dakota delegation. She will attend the meetings of the junior activities committee ahd membership commit- tee Sunday afternoon, Sept. 19, to assist in completing plans for the coming year. She also will be present at the Department Presidents’ con-|and ference Sunday morning in the Hotel Astor. Mrs. James Morris, national chair- man of the rehabilitation commit- Clubs of 7th and 8th District Will Meet 3 ‘The meetings of the seventh and | § eighth districts of the North; Dakota Federation of Women’s clubs will be held during this month in New Eng- | ¥ land and in Steele, respectively. the a3 Lake, Washburn and Wilton. sentatives of clubs of these meet Friday, Sept. 24, in Steele. ess clubs will be the Steele club and Dawson Fortnight! For the first time the cont will last only for a single a at 8 a. to order rH ie Jub, g ens i sessions will be held in order that | % cress may return to their homes | ¢ t : evening. : Election will be held to select the|¢ following district officers: President | ¥ historian, both for two-year % terms; and vice-president and secre- tary, both for three-year terms. Home of Nationally Advertised Merchandise New Fall Furnishings Now Being Shown In Our MEN’S STORE (Broadway Entrance) Wearables that have the right touch of fashion to please the most exacting tee, will preside at a rehabilitation committee meeting Sunday afternoon at which representatives from every state will be present. Other North Dakota delegates in- clude Mmes, L. W. Berkholts, Hazel- ton; I. J. Ni er, Beulah and A_N. Holter, Stanley. Mmes. Nieder- meyer and Holter will assist in dec- | pay orating the North Dakota table at the > 1% annual states’ dinner, Mrs. Berk- , @ holtz will serve as assistant North . Dakota page. They have been ap-|be pointed to attend committee meet- i ings as follows, Mrs. Berkholts, leg-| Included on the day’s the national convention of the |islative; Mrs. Niedermeyer, Ameri-|be a two-minute report from American Legion auxiliary in |canism and FIDAC; and Mrs. Hol-|club represented. All federated clubs New York City. ter, education of war orphans, reso- % lutions and rules, Convention Broadcasts Schedule Arneases have been residents of Bis-| National convention broadcasts will marck for 18 years. be presented Sept. 20, from 3:30 to The bridegroom is a graduate of|4 p. m. (EDST), over the Blue Net- the Dodge high school, class of 1934,;work of the National Broadcasting ‘and of the Capital Commercial col-;company from Station WJZ; and Tege, class of 1935. He is now em-/|Sept. 22, from 10:30 to 11 a. m. ployed by the Red Owl Stores, Inc. (EDST), over the Columbia Broad- * .| Burches Will Leave Mandan This Week |;ention of the American Legion be- Frank Tonch, —— same time as that of the ai ; $ sane Dire tr eer okey edhe include H. W, Bowe al wo vil I Seetpcedd reseuregr in scan Robinson, i fie Railway company at the age of |Site 9% & ge - | 7th District to Meet in New England | ¥ P eo : : — 10, waa Ronee ue haat Phesedsy | Kote and Spencer Bolse, who will act , a when the Brotherhood of Local Fire- ayeee anh! . » .and Trim Tailored 15 and 16, in New England in Ble } Principal speakers will be Mra, A.|3 Forms Dramatic Club|c. setke, Dickinson, seventh district | 8 president, who spent the summer |¢ 5 ‘ smart tailored comfort, you'll find Munsingwear undergarments the designed ‘The Masquers, a dramatic club|#broad, and W. G. Davis; Bismarck, | ¥ scmipeesaion tte advanced! members| Who spent two years on the construc- | % of Miss Edith Ramstad’s dramatic] tion of # gigantic steel plant in Rus- | § classes, was organized and held its|#® and who will speak on that coun- | ¥ Wilson’s Supports-U Abdominal Support Shorts Always a Leader where Fine Shirts Hl g z i ll $1.95 $2.50 | * $1.95 ize Nothing like it for partect comfort. Improves posture, : The Arrow Mitoga with Aroset Collar—thé shaped shirt | tri lown waist line offsets fatigue, > + ® | with the new kind of collar. No matter how many times | Wilson’s Faultless Broadcloth Shorts WPA Arranges for ps $ | it is laundered the collar will keep its dressy, immacu- | and Swiss Ribbed Shirts, each ....... Tap Dance Classes! pga" “amine of B | Inte look, — ees ; : The same well taitored shirt with the Kent button-down Ragisization for tap dancing / J P. Flecks, Mandan, . : ; collar. Plan European Tour jt ust White and New Patterns Sept. 20-23. 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