The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-13
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To Speak at Annual
Patterson Banquet

N. Remission. will be the principal
speakers 1t the Father Son banquet
ut $50 Friday evening at the First
Presbyterian church. G. L. Young,
head Of the church school, will be
postmaster for the evening. and talks
will also be given by Melvin Munger,
Eagle Scout, and member Of the Sem
Tor Cabinet Of the church school;
Ben Cave. Star Scout; and Myron
Benser, prominent in high school
athletics.
A group Of musical numbers will
be given under the direction Of
George Humphreys, with . Meyrell
Kitchen playing the Accomplishments.
Boys from the fifth grade up. and
including the high school, are invit-
ed to be guests of the men Of the
church at this dinner. which will
mark the formal observance Of Faith
err and Son week in the city. Those
planning to attend are asked to call
No. 433 by Thursday night.
The wonen Of the fourth division
Of the Ladies Aid. under the leader
ship Of Mrs. F. z. McCurdy, will serve
the dinner.
Mrs. Patterson Hostess to Club
Mrs. E. G. Patterson entertained
the members of the Tuesday bridge
club at q luncheon yesterday after
noon in her apartment at the Patter-
son hotel. Places were marked for 20
at the tables. Baskets of yellow
chrysanthemums. used in the decor
alton Of the CONS and tables, formed
a pretty autumn setting for the par
IT,. High ScoreS in the afternoons
bridge games were won by Mrs. H. r.
Perry and Mrs. Carl Myhre. Guests
from out. Of town included Mrs. P. r.
Fields. Grand Forks. Mrs. s. p.
Mount, Cleveland. Ohio, and Mrs. H.
L. Dahners, Mandan.
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Guest Il HonOrcd
Complimentary to Miss Zelda Our
ach, Leir. who Is her guest, Miss
Caroline Macovos entertained q large
company Of friends at . bridge party
at her home Sunday evening. Miss
Mary Miller held high score in the
bridge games. The guest Of honor
was presented with q gift. Later
dancing wa enjoyed for an hour. and
at midnight q three course luncheon
was served. Baskets of fall flowers
centered the tables. which had dec
orations in the autumn shades. Guests
from out Of the city were Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Macovitz. Mandan. brother
in-law and sister Of Miss Ourach.
Dance Benefits Community Club
Quadrilles. polkas. and other old
time dances called by Wallace Reyes.
we're a feature of the dance given at
the Braddock school gymnasium Fri
day evening under the auspices Of the
Braddock Community club. Modern
dance numbers were also included in
the program. which was furnished BY
a four piece orchestra. Proceeds for
the affair. which was unusually sue
ccssful, will be used for club projects.
and the club plans to give another
dance later In the season.
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E~uteetains At Bridge
Mrs. o. "A. Convert. 5l4 Seventh
street, was hostess at q bridge party
Monday evening. Guests for three
tables were invited. and honors in the
games went to Mrs. L. ". Hulett. Mrs.
J. w. McGuiness. and Miss Gertrude
Fitzgerald. A dainty refreshment
course was served ut the conclusion
Of the games.
Hostess 70 Dsidge Club
Miss Elcanore Budig entertained
the members of her bridge club at her
home last evening. Two tables were
in play, and high score at the close Of
play was held by Miss Adelinc VIII.
A two course luncheon was served at
tho close OF the evening.
Mrs. r. N. MacIachlan. lis First
street. accompanied by her brother
Burt Jenkins left Monday BY motor
for San Diego. Calf. to spend the
winter. They will stop at San An
tonic, Texas, on their way west, via
Ell Paso.
Rev. c. A. Bremen. Fargo. former
IL OF Bismarck. left this morning for
his home after attending . meeting
Of the board Of trustees Of the Bis
marck Evangelical hospital here yes
terday. Rev. Bremen Is treasurer for
the hospital.
Chicken supper Thurs d q y
evening 1t st. Mary's hall. Soc
n Mate. Come and bring your
friends for . good home cooked