The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-08
Social ndPersOn1l
Visiting Shrine Ladies Are to Be Feted
During FL Zagal Ceremonial Session Here
Hold Treasure Hunt
And Farewell Party

in the nature OF a farewell for Rev.
Paul s. Wright, pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. and Mrs. Wright.
was held last evening by the senior
group Of the young people Of the
church. About 40 attended.
The hunt" was conducted by car.
and the several groups were directed
to a filling station, where the first
clue was found. Other clues and di-
rections were located at the N. r.
depot. at a point east Of the city. the
tourist park. a spot on Fourth street.
and the old street a at the capitol.
and the company vas finally directed
to the church, where the treasure.
consisting Of pieces Of eight" gems"
and fine raiment," was discovered in
the boiler room.
A social hour in the church parlors
followed. and Rev. and Mrs. Wright
were presented with a gift.
Charles Goodwin. Lloyd Hotvet.
Merrell Kitchen. Wilma Olson and
Esther Hill were the committee in
charge Of the evening.
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Miss Ankcnman HonOrcd
Miss Anna Mac Ankenmaa, who is
leaving soon to make her home in
jackson. Mich. was a guest Of honor
when Mrs. G.. r. Lipp and Mrs.
Frank Hedden entertained yesterday
at a $50 bridge luncheon at the Lipp
home. 5O2 West Rosser. A Thanks
giving theme was carried out in tho
appointments and the tables were
lighted with tall orange candles.
Bridge was played at five tables aft
er the luncheon. and honorS went to
Mrs. w. E. Cole and Mrs. F. J. Bas-
sett, A guest favor va presented
Miss Ankenman. Mrs. William Muir
name, Mandan. was a guest from out
Of the city.
Give Bridge Dinner
yellow chrysanthemums and white
tapers Orllamented with yellow tullc
bows. were used in the decoration Of
the tables when Mrs. L. A. LaRuc
end Mrs. L. r. Priskc entertained las
evening at a bridge dinner at the La
Rue home. iO4 Avenue G. Covers
were placed fer 20. Honors in the card
games during the evening went to
Mrs. H. c. Mailman and Mrs. Roy
Rctiscn. Iris is the first Of several
parties Mrs. LaRuc and Mrs. Priskc
will give in the near future.
Ankcpman's to Leave City
A number Of social affairs have
been given recently for Mrs. Sara
West Ankenmann and her daughter
Anna Mac. who will leave in the
near future for jackson. Mich. where
they will make their homo. Mrs.
Ankenmann has been an active work.
or i'll the Presbyterian church during
her residence in Bismarck. and has
also devoted 4 large part Of her time
10 temperance wor.ss. and has taken a
great interest III the U. S. Indian
.csc,i i.crc.
Eel Bridge Club Meets
Members Of tho Bell bridge club
were entertained last evening at the
home of Miss Catherine hndrist. sos
Avenue Z. Two tables we're arranged
Tor bridge and high scores at the
close of play were held by Miss
Martha Allen. Miss Andrist was as
sisted by her mother. Mrs. Frank An
drist. in serving a course luncheon at
the close of play. Guests from Man
dan included the Misses Catherin
Schlosser. Ethel Tholen, and Emma
Schweiger..
Club Discusses Mcnckcn
A biography. Of the life of H.. L.
Mcncken. editor Of the American
Mercury magazine was given by Miss
Marian Burke at the meeting Of the
Wednesday Study club wednesday
with Mrs. j. e. Blunt, Mason apart
mcnts. Mencken is considered one Of
the outstanding of the ultra-modern
writer's Of today. Mrs. H. H. Noyes
reviewed the September and October
numbers Of American Mercury.
Mrs. Joseph F.. Orchard and daugh-
ter Genevievc. TOO Third street. left
yesterday for Fargo. where they will
be guests at the home Of Mrs. Or
chard's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Sullivan, over Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Miller. Gecklc. is spend
ing q few days with friends In the
city.
Mrs. B. NJ. Dcmming will 60 to
Underwood tomorrow where she will
spend q week visiting at the home Of