The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-04-19

Engagement to Terminate
In Earl Spring Wedding

The engagement of Miss Magdalin
Cunningham, daughter of Mrs. Thorn.
as Cunningham OF Fourth street, and
George Fl. Prenovost of Des Moines,
but formerly of this city, was an
nounced Wednesday afternoon at a
charmingly appointed luncheon given
by her aunt, Mrs. Frank Ryan at her
home in Fourth street. The appoint
ments featured the national c,lo,s
and the table neld a ce%nterpicce cf
red and white carnations. Hand paint.
ed cards with the names of Miss
Cunningham and her fiance written
on the undersiLe was the way the
hostess took to convey the Interesting
news. Covers were laid for the Misses
Helen Lucas, Wallie Dirlam, Helen
Holland, Mildred Morrissey, Mae
Maassen, Winifred Knudtson, Doro.
thy Blunt, Dorothy Pilmoor, Eva
Bond, Gertrude Barth, Catherine Nc.
Garvey, Beatrice McQuillen, Gerald.
inc Penwarden, Rose Maassen and
the bride.elect. The engagement
will terminate in an early spring
wedding. Miss Cunningham is a
graduate of st. Johns academy
Of jamestown and attended St.
Mary's school and is favorably known
among the younger set. Mr.. Preno'
vost was formerly connected with the
Dakota Printing Company and IF:
shortly after the first of the year TO"
Dcs Moines, where he is engaged in
business with his brother.
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.iWomen's Club Notes.
The Current Events Club he'd its
postponed meeting Wednesday after.
noon with Mrs. H. C. Post!ethwaite
at her home in Avenue B. omissions
in Latin America" was the subject
studied. A. chief feature of the pro-
gram was the interesting account OF
mission work in Mexico by Mrs.
George Taylor of Minneapolis. who is
the house guest of Mrs. George Wall
ace Of Avenue B. Mrs. Taylor, who
is in the capital city, coming here to
address the jubilee rally Of the Meth.
odist Episcopal church, gave an in
innate talk on the work among the
gir1s,, especially the ones Of school
age. Mrs. W.. J. Hutc lcson read a
paper on South America as a Mis-.
sion Field;' Mrs. John A. Larson on
Report, of the Commission of Chris
ton Work in Latin America" and
Mrs. p. Il. Packard on omissions in
.Cilile." Easter sentiments were given
as responses and current events for
the roll call.
The Fortnightly Club met Wednes.
day afternoon with Mrs. J. Maurice
Martin. at her home in Fourth street.
The study was confined to South
America and "a most interesting pro-
gram was given by Mrs. William
Moore, who gave a map talk on South
America and Mrs. George Will. who
read a paper. on Transportation Fa'
cilities in South America" Mrs. A.
NJ. Christianson read a paper on 'The
Monroe Doctrine"
The Thursday Musical Club will
meet this evening with Mrs. e. d.
Rose in Thayer street, wiens noted
women composers will be studied, the
papers TO be illustrated by voice and
piano" numbers. 'r''"' ''''s'"'
The Child's Conservation league
will meet Friday afternoon in the
Will SchOOl. Inc program committee
has arranged an interesting program
for the meeting.
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Entertains Club.
Mrs. l.. Il. Opdyke was hostess on
Wednesday afternoon at her hCme in
Mandan avenue to cO-menbers Of the
Neishborhood club. Fancy work was
the diversion.
Plans for Card Party.
The girls of st. Mary's Sodality are
making extensive plans for their card
party this evening in the Knights OF
Columbus hall. Several tables will he
in play for whist and the entertain
ment committee will serve refresh
ments.