The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-10-14
Henry Nagel Family
Is rendered Party

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Mrs. Frank Donaldson and Mrs.
Casper Irish were in charge Of a par
" given Saturday evening for Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Nagel at their home
north of Bismarck. The affair was
planned as a surprise for Mr.. and
Mrs. NAgel and family. who will move
to Baldwin. in the near future.
Cards and dancing provided enter
tainment for tho evening, and at mid
night q supper was served.
About forty friends Of the family
attended. among them Mr.. ari MRS.
Glen Parsley, Crosby. and Mr.. Ind
Mrs. r. Stcpe, Manitoba.
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Miss Catherine BaCcr entertained
the members Of her bridge club
Thursday evening at her home in the
Mohawk. There were guests for three
tables. and score prizes went 70 Mrs.
w. Bryan. Mrs. Kenneth Slonlkcr,
and Miss Esther Lcer. An orange and
black color scheme, appropriate to the
Halloween season, was used for the
tables when a course luncheon was
served at the close of the games.
Capital City Lodge No. 2. I. Q. Q. f.,
will hold their annual meeting TO:
Past Grands Tuesday cvenin. at 5
o'clock at the Odd Fellows hall. An
address on why Am I an Odd Eel
low will be mi Of the features OF
the program. which promises to be
one of the most interesting OF the
season.
Mrs. A. Torrison. Tulsa. Okla. ar
rived Saturday to be the guest OF
Miss Mabel Aaberg. 423 Fifth street.
for 4 week or longer. Hiss Aaberg
end Mrs. TorriSon are former class
mates at the McPhail School Of Music
III Minneapolis.
Members of the Westminster Guild
will meet Tuesday evening at 8 O'Clock
ri the B. p. w. club rooms, with Miss
Bessie Baldwin and Miss Catherine
n:Dcnald as hostesses. Miss Myrtle
Russell will have charge OF the study
period.
Rev. end Mrs. o. S. Jacobson, Rev.
rnd Mrs. Ellis jackson ard Mrs. O. T.
-e~cn. left today for FARGO to attend
tie sessions Of the North Dakota
Depsists' convention which opens To-
fag and will continue through Thurs
d,y.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Connolly. Los
Angeles. Calf. who have been guests
cf Mrs. Connolly's brotlaer-in-law and
STEER. FIR. and Mrs. L. A. Tavls. OH
Fourth street, for about a month. LETT
today for their western home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Boefler and
children. and MI. and Mrs. Fred
sticngrueber, all Of Hebron. returned
to their homes last evening after
spending the day here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Brady.
Miss Marie Robertson, Minot. spent
til, weekend here as the guest OF
rf..s winnifred Darlington. Rose
apartments. Miss Robertson was one
OF tic teachers at the Roosevelt school
two yes.s ago.
Mrs. L. b. Sowles, Miss Susan p
Sheaffer. Miss Ethel Flaten, Miss
Esther Maxwell, Mrs. Mary Davis, and
Mrs. Agnes Hamltn motored to Lake
Isabel Sunday where they spent ths
day.
Miss Norine Robertson and Mis-
Evelyn Anderson, New Rockford. Wis
tied friends here over the weekend
and attended the Bismarck-Mino
football game.
Miss Bertha Jensen left today fol
Baldwin, WIS.,, after spending severa
weeks Is q guest ct the home Of hel
brother in.law and sister, Mr.. ane
Mrs. z. G. Fritz, 3lS Hannafin street
Miss Wynne Elvin has arrived from
Carstairs. Alta, for Q visit with mel
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. ant
Mrs. q. g. 0Odloyc. Of Bismarck. ant
her brother, "A. L. Elvin. Mandan.
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Members Of Fort Lincoln Chapter
American War Mothers, will hOlt
their regular meeting Tuesday after
noon ct 1850 with Mrs. T. r. Atkinson
402 Avenue b West.
Mrs. John q. Holan left today TO
her home in Minneapolis after spend
ing the past two weeks with Mr.. anG
Mrs. g. A. Rust. 40 Sixth street.
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