The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, September 16, 1937, Page 4

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1937 ) SOCIETY and CLUBS Party Compliments - Miss Mabel Smith ‘The Misses Elma Lindgren and . Essie Rishworth were co-hostesses ‘Wednesday evening at a bridge party ‘and miscellaneous shower honoring ‘Miss Mabel Smith, bride-elect. Guests ‘were members of the G-Girls bridge club. Score awards at the three tables of contract were won by the Misses Pat Johnson and Edna Gade. Bouquets cf autumn flowers appointed each of the tables when refreshments were served. 3 From Bismarck on | UND Advisory Council ‘The Misses Marie Coman, Berna- dine Cervinski and Jean Lierboe are three Bismarck represenatives at- tending the meeting of the advisory council of the University of North Dakota at Bemidji, with Dean M. Beatrice Olson. The council, com- prised of 24 co-eds, met Wednesday for a two-day conference and house party at the summer home of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Kane, Birchmont beach. The council, organized two years ago, is an advisory group represent- ing campus opinion. Among the sub- \jects that will be under discussion are methods of helping freshman igirls to study; co-operation between sororities and dormitories; the social jcalendar, review of rules governing |student activities and duplication of activities. x ok OK Chapter L to Study ™ Two Program Themes The themes for the year’s study of Chapter L, Sponsor Mothers club, will be “International Relationships” and “Modern Youth.” In connection with this theme was Mrs. W. E. Toppila’s paper on “Italy's International Relationships,” read at the Tuesday evening meeting of the club at the home of Mrs. J. M. Shirek, 1014 Avenue E.: Mrs. Ray Robinson discussed “Fascism.” An article from “Child Study,” was read by Mrs. R. A. Ritterbush. fires BISMARCK Prettiest new Fall styles in town and marvelous quality at this price! Black, Brown or glorious new Fall-tone Colors and combinations in smooth calf, service calf or clever combi- nations with built- up leather heels, i 42 Attend Newcomers Contract Meeting Forty-two members attended the first meeting of the session of the Newcomers Contract bridge club ueiey At 2.8: Sy ee ee clu Score awards in the progressive games went to Mmes. Esther Kron- ick, D. P, Robinson and W. H. Payne. Autumn flowers served as the center- piece for the service table when @ late afternoon luncheon wes served. Mrs. P. B. Phelps was in charge of the party. Assisting her was Mrs. E E. Frost. The next meeting of the club will be held Oct. 12, Ah in- vitation is extended to all new women in Bismarck to attend these meetings. ** Dr. N. O. Brink Heads Bismarck Male Chorus Dr. Norvel O, Brink will serve as president of the Bismarck Male chorus for the coming year. Election of officers was held at the meeting of the organization Wednesday eve- ning at the high school. Ed Klein, retiring president, automatically be- comes @ member of the board of di- rectors, Other officers chosen to serve with Dr. Brink are George Baska, vice- president; G. A. Jones, secretary- treasurer; and Myron H, Anderson, assistant music director, Ralph W. Soule is director of the chorus. The only vacancies remaining in the chorus are those of one second Their “Murder”. Was Exaggerated Whebley, 6, tenor and four first tenors. x * * Miss M. Stensrud to Introduce Successor Miss Maybelle Stensrud, who re~ cently tendered her resignation from her position as superintendent of the Mandan hospital, has been compli- mented at a number of social affairs in the last week. On Friday after- noon from 3 to 6 p. m,, she will be; hostess at a tea at the nurses home in Mandan to introduce Miss Caroline Hallberg, Minneapolis, Minn., who will) succeed her as superintendent. Miss Hallberg has been with the North- western hospital, Minneapolis, for the) last nine years as anesthetist, for the last three months as superin- tendent in the absence of the regular superintendent. Miss Stensrud, who has been super- intendent of the Mandan - hospital since 1925, was honored Monday eve- ning when the members of the hos- ver from the board. The Delphian society en at a 6:30 o'clock dinner Tuesday eve- ning in the dining room of the and Clark hotel as a Bilger, who Jamestown to make her home, Mrs. aie and Miss Stensrud received Miss Stensrud will leave Sept. 21, for her home in Minnesota, eee clutches his children lovingly in VFWA Has Reports of Convention and Home Reports of the national convention of the Ladies auxiliary to the Veter- ans of Foreign Wars were heard at the meeting of the auxiliary Wednes- day evening in the Auxiliary room of the World War Memorial building. ‘They were presented by Mmes. P. G. Harrington and A. H. Irvine. Mrs, Irvine, who visited the na- tional orphans home of the VFW at Eaton Rapids, Mich. gave some de- tails of the help given by the home.’ Established in 1925, it has been sup- roved to be a hap: exaggeration when they wi Their home in PI lelphia, Above the father, Frank Whebley, happy conclusion to the tragedy. ported exclusively by the VFW and ite auxiliaries, It isa farm home comprising 472 acres of farm land and wooded area. Twenty modern brick homes, cottages as they are called, have been built during the 12 years the home has been in ex- istence. They have been built: either by the state departments or by the national ition, organizat A poultry farm is being operated at a profit, There is now a modern hospital and dental clinic in opera- tion. Nearly 200 children from two to 18 years of age are accommodated at the home now, together with nine mothers. They come from 28 states. Education for the children, Mrs, Ir- vine said, is provided in the public schools of Eaton: Rapids. Further business ‘taken up during the meeting ‘included plans for a public card party to be held this fall with Mmes, Ethel Sherwin, L. M. Olson, P. G. Harrington and Cornelia Abeline, Menoken, in charge of ar- Tangements. ¥ Following the meeting there was a social hour. Mmes. L. M. Olson, Ann Karasiewicz and C. K. Moreland were in charge of refreshments. ek * 18th District NDF WC Program Announced ‘Mrs, Walter C. Taylor, state presi- dent of the North Dakota Federation who! of Women’s clubs, will be one of the Brandenburg arrived home Tuesday to spend @ short vacation with his parents, Dr. and Mrs, T. C. Brandenburg, 830 Avenue D, He plans to leave Saturday for the North Dakota Agricultural college, You Need These - Social LOOSE LEAF Complete with Forms Adopted by Accountants Everywhere +40 Outfits for larger firme Security Outfits “128 10 employees ox less Bs. 80-19 Gut Consists oh Loose Leaf Ring Binder S210 Personnel Record Sheets Employees Earning Sheets Lacger outtite propertianately poteod All Necessary Information fer featured speakers at the one-day meeting of the eighth district in Steele Friday, Sept. 24. Her subject, of the principal speakers will be Alfred G. Wardley, field worker, who will speak on the work of the Red Cross in North Dakota. Representatives of the state de- partment of health will present re- ports on work done for under-par and crippled children in North Da- kota. Each of these talks will be in connection with the main theme of the program, which is child welfare. Each delegate may bring voluntary contributions of hemmed dish towels and wash cloths for Camp Grassick, the special project of the hostess clubs, the Steele Fine Arts and the Dawson Fortnightly clubs. In connection with work at Camp Grassick there will be an exhibit of handiwork illustrating the indus- trial arts work given at Camp Gras- sick this summer under The confession of Philip Krahl, 27, that he had murdered Helen | Confesses Driving and her brother, Frank, 3, in an attempted attack, found near vision of Miss Esther Maxwell. The past district presidents will be presented and greetings be given by th em, Clubs will be asked again this year to make a contribution to the En- dowment fund by giving from one to five cents per member. This is known as the Penny-in-a-bag fund and delegates are to bring their pennies in an envelope plainly marked with the name of the club. * accompany their son, Grand Forks, where he will be rolled in the University of North kota, From there they will go on to Minneapolis, Minn., with their other children, Robert and who wit enter schools Spanglers expect to return to Bis- merck within - ees a 10 days. Lieut. and Mrs, James O. Guthrie (Jane Byrne) and small daughter, Jane Ann, Selfridge Field, Mt. Clem- ens, Mich., arrived Tuesday to visit Lieut. Guthrie’s father, James W. Guthrie, 802 Fourth St. and Mrs. Guthrie's mother, Mrs. P. E, Byrne, 120 Avenue A, Nhs ‘ * John Werner, son of Mr. and Mrs.| of heart disease, F. C. Werner, 226 Rosser avenue, west, will leave this week for Los Angeles, Calif., where he will be enrolled for his senior year ot Bigh school, Mrs, Erie Harmann returned ‘Wednesday evening to her home in Tappen after visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. J, H. Sleight, 422 Third 8t., for the bse two days. * * Mrs. Jack Dunham, Hollywood, Calif., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Dunham, 204 Avenue B, west, Mrs. Manville IV On Way to Reno New Rochelle, N, Y., Sept, 16.— (@®—Tommy “Gentleman Prefer Blondes” Manville gave a going- away party early Thursday for Mrs. Manville No. 4, but the guest of Boner ‘was conspicuously ab- sent In fact, she wasn't invited. ‘With a parting promise of $200,- 000 from Tommy, she was on her way by plane to Reno and a di- vorce, At the scheduled time of the takeoff, 12:16 a. m, (CST), Tom- my and ‘18 assorted celebrants at his estate here—only one a blonde —taised their glasses in a toast— “To Marcelle.” “Oh, boy, am I relieved,” whooped Tommy, who changes wives with the seasons, “I fee] about 20 years younger.” Self Help Underwear Made of cotton and 10% wool. ‘The ideal gar- ment. Sizes 2 to 10, Tots & Teens 318 Main Phone 506 ADT ir op Jet-Black Vehe? gives just that Five Men Enter Cells |* police Nab Bikes; At N. D. Penitentiary | Mayor Backs ‘Kids’ Five men have been admitted to| ®— it. 16—()—The consequences even el eated lose state prison here eet though they may be first offenders, . against the police Sa eee arrested ery on cuariie of], Ot eee ee repr ela ae petit larceny must serve a year each for second offenses. Fred Greggo, Adams county, is un- der a year’s sentence for grand lar- ceny. John Menge, Jr., Mercer county, is under a five year sentence for fail- ure to provide. 5 Edward Smith, because he violated the court’s order at the time he fersting feo and ten canis & day storage. Speeder Held After Chase; Is Fined $10 Arrested east of the state peniten- tiary after a four-mile chase Thurs- day morning, D FE. Campbell, Win- sted, Minn., Thursday had s deeper and more abiding respect for Bis- marck traffic laws. Campbell, who said he represented a Minneapolis firm, found no leni- Magistrate Strongest Station At Minot Sought ‘Washington, Sept. 16—()—Attor- neys for John B, Cooley, Minot, N. D., urged the Federal Communications Commission Thursday to approve his application for a more powerful ra- dio station at Minot to operate on unlimited time. Examiners reported favorably on the -application. Cooley’s attorneys contended KLPM of Minot was the only North Dakota station heard “at all for the greater Elke of the year in North Da- WOMEN’S WEAR SHOPPE -NOW SHOWING A large and complete line of the smartest Coats, Silk Dresses House Dresses Sweaters, Skirts Millinery and a full line of Henderson Corsets We Have About 200 COATS While Drunk; Fined Louis Shuchan, Bismarck, was fined $100 and costs and sentenced to 90 days in jail when he pleaded guilty to a charge of driving while intoxicated before Police Magistrate E. 8. Allen here Thursday morning. 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