The Bismarck tribune., 1920-12-30

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in Person Court to thirty young WIo-
men, honoring her house guest and
college friend, Miss Cola Manly OF
Minneapolis who is in town over the
holidays.
The apartment was cherry in a color
scheme of yellow and white carried
out by yellow candles and chrysan-
themums, with bowls Of white nar-
Cissus. Presiding at the tea table
were two young matrons of the cir
Gle of girhood friends Of the hostess,
Mrs. Tom Lougll and Mrs. Benton
Baker. Miss Eleanor Gustafson,
Miss Helen Lucas and Miss Anne At
kinsOn, assisted the hostess in enter
tanning her guests who were all
young women in the younger set Of
Bismarck
The tea. which was semi-infOrmal,
was one of the verp pretty affairs OF
the holiday season and had the added
charm of being the first social affair |
in the series to be given by the host
eSS who is a bride of the season.
MARRIED HERE
Carl A. Nordstrom, of Baldwin, and
Miss Mabel l.. Barsness Of Roseglen,
N. d., were married at the Presby-
terian Manse Wednesday afternoon &c
400 o'clock Rev. c. II. Postlethwaite
officiating. The attending witnesses
were Mr.. Oluf Aukrust and Miss Ma
bel EliasOn. Mr.. Nordstron is the
brother of Mrs. Carl }. Eliason, %
Ave. ID. East, and his bride is the
\ daughter of Peter II. BarsncsS, a
H prominent farmer near Ryder, Nc
Lean county. Mr.. and Mrs. NOrd-
strom will engage in farming about
four miles southeast Of Baldwin.
DINNER FOR ROBERT KELLY
Billy Ankenman entertained at /
chicken dinner in honor Of his school
friend Robert Kelly, returning from
Pillsbury Academy to spend Christ
mas with his mother, Mrs. N. W.
Kelly. Covers were laid for Richard
Penwarden, Charles GObel, Robert
Kelly and the host. Immediately fol-
lowing the dinner, all departed for
the home Of DR.. BOdenstab where
they were the guests for the even
ing at Miss GATHERINGS social affair.
NEW YEAR DANCE
Th, Elks will dance the old year
out and the new year in Friday night
at the Elks Hail. The Elks' band Or
chcstra will furnish the music and
many interesting stunts are planned
to cnliven the dance as the old year
dies. Lunch will be served about
midnight. A large attendance is cx-
pected. Plans are being made for
the largest crowd that has attended
an Elks dance this season.
CATHERINE BODENSTAB HOST
/ A dozen high school girls enjoyed
the hospitality Of Miss Catherine
Bodenstab last evening at her home
at $50 Mandan Avenue. The home
was gay in Christmas decoration and
the young hostess, a sophomore III
the high school, entertained her
guests with games, dancing, and nice
refreshments. Mrs. BOdenstab as
sited her daughter in caring for her
guests.
MARRIED AT PARSONAGE
Ralph A. Lane. Of Glencoe, N. D.,
and Mabel G. Parsons Of Teller town.
ship south east Of town were mar
ricd by Rev. QUigley at the NJ. E.
Parsnoagr. They were attended by
Mrs. j. M. Hartley and w. A. Par
SONS, brother and sister of the BRIDE
They will make their home on the
grooms farm.
LANCER DAUGHTER TUESDAY
A little dark haired daughter.
weighing eight and a half pounds, ar
rived at st. Alcxius Tuesday morn
ing for Mr.. and Mrs. William Langcr
and their host Of friends rejoice with
them over the arrival of the little
, girl at the holiday time