The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-21

Oh luclT 1OlOlleSS 1Or music. IN CLOS
ing she mentioned the relations be-
tween Mexico and the United States,
and gave the cause Of some Of the
difficulties.
Miss Bremen Is Ilonorcd
For Miss Esther Bremen. who is
leaving Saturday for her home in
Fargo. Mrs. John Hoffman enter
tanned at a theatre party last eve
ming at the Paramount. Guests were
the girls employed in the office and
retail department of the Barker
Bakery. Miss Bremen, who has been
with the company for the past sever
years. resigned a month ago. and will
spend several months with her par
cnts. Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Bremen.
The evening closed with refreshments
at Hoffman's cafe. and Miss Bremen
was presented with a gift from the
group.
Bridge Dinner Honors Visitor
Mrs. G. M. Richie. who has been
hOnOrcd at a number Of affairs dur
ing her visit here. was again cCmpli-
mcnted when Miss Irene Brown. 1916
Fourth street, entertained at q seven
o'clock bridge dinner last night.
Yellow tapcrs and a centerpicce OF
yellow pompons were used to give
an attractive Thanksgivin: effect to
8. In the bridge games after dinner.
high scores were Won by Miss Marian
Ryan and .1iss Madeline Cordner.
The guest of honor received . dainty
favor. Miss Brown was assisted IN
entertaining by her mother. Mrs.
Elmer Brown.
$50
is llostess - st. Rsse's Group
Mrs. Paul Halloran was hostess to
st. Roses Missionary group Of st.
Mary,s church last evening at her
home in the Mason apartments.
There were guests for three tables.
and score prizes were awarded Mrs.
Thomas Calvin and Mrs. Roy %. Ken
nelly. A seasonal motif was used in
the table appointments for the course
luncheon served after the games.
Entcrtains st. Anthony Group
-Four tables Of bridge were In play
when Mrs. E. A. Greenwood. Az
Eighth street. entertained the men,
hers Of st. Anthony's mission group
Tuesday evening. High corr In the
games were held by Mrs. T. ]. Nc
I.aughlin and Mrs. Ray Joos. At
the close Of play a two course lunch
con was served by the hostess.
st. Theresa's Group Meets
Mrs. E. A. Kaiser. 10 Eleventh
street. was hostess to tho members Of
ST. Theresa's Missionary group last
evening. Three tables were arranged
for bridge, and high score at the
close Of play went to Miss Elizabeth
Pfeiffer and Mrs. J.. E. O'Neil. A
two course luncheon Vas served after
the games.
Mrs. Lydia Webber and daughter
Miss Grace Weber. 500 Avenue A,
left this morning for Fargo. where
they will visit for q few days with ,
Mrs. Wcbber's son and daughter. who
arr attending school there. Mrs.
Weber and children plan to spend the
Thanksgiving holidays In Minneap-
oils. returning to Bismarck the first
part of next month.
,
The senior department Of the First
Presbyterian church will hold . din
ner ct $50 this evening ut the church.
The affair Is In charge Of the social
committee. Myron Benser. chairman.
Entertainment for the evening will
include . showing OF colored slides
OF North Dakota scenes By Russell
Reid, or the state historical society.
Members Of the Clover Leaf Bridge
club we're entertained at the home Of
Mrs. Myrtle Hardt last evening.
Bridge was played at two tables with
honors going to Mrs. @. A. 6orsdahl
and Mrs. J. w. Scott. A luncheon
Nurse was served at the close Of the
evening. /
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Members Of the Four Leaf Glover.
junior girls club. are asked to be at
the B. r. w. club rooms promptly at
7 o'clock Friday evening. Cars viii
be provided to take the group to the ;
Indian school for Joint meetin:
with the SakakaWea Girls club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Marion, c
companied by their daughter. Mrs.
Sharrock HERMAN and children.
Douglas, N. D.. returned to their
homes yesterday after . weeks visit
here with Mrs. Barton's mother. Mrs.
Thomas Luyben, 7l2 Main avenue.
Tonight is your last 0pp0r.
tunity TO see "Flight." the
greatest all talking thrill pic.
ture Of the season. Don't miss
this biz attraction at the Capt.
fnl fheaffe. Performances. 2:S0.