The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-08
Tea. Dinner. Motor Trip and
Theatre Party Planned as
Entertainment

Wives % BISMARCK Shrine members
are planning numerous entertain.
ment features for the wives of visit
ing Shriners, who will come to Bis
marck tomorrow for the Ell Zagal
ceremonial session.
entertainment will include a trip
70 Mandan where the ladies will view
the Shrine parade. a luncheon and
dinner at the Masonic temple. a tea
at the home Of Mrs. F. A. Lahr. and
a theatre party at the Paramount.
All Bismarck Shrine ladies arc
asked to participate in the events OF
the day. and assist in welcoming the
visiting ladies. Those from Bismarck
and vicinity with cars arc urged to
meet the special train which will ar.
rive at l2:45. bringing the delegates
from the eastern part of the state,
Visitors are asked to come to the
temple for information regarding the
days plans. and luncheon will be
served there from IL until 2 O'Clock.
Following the parade in Mandan,
Mrs. F. a. Lahr. 100 Avenue B west,
Will hold open house. and tea will be
served from 2:30 until 5. Receiving
with Mrs. Lahr will be DR.. Fannie
Dunn Quain. and MIS-. r. q. Hoskins.
Mrs. J. G. Oberg and Mrs. A. J. Arnot
will assist in the dining room. where
Mrs. Marcia Thomas and Mrs. Ray
Bergescn. will preside at the tea
tables. Musical numbers will be CIV
en- by Mrs. John Graham and Mrs.
M. B. Gilman at intervals during the
afternoon.
Those planning to attend the din
G at s o'clock at the temple are re-
quested to register at the temple
headquarters as carly as possible in
the afternoon.
The festivities will Close with a nine
o'clock theatre party at tho Para
mount.
Entertains Bridge Club
Mrs. Herman Brocopp was hostess
20 the members OF the Business Girls
bridge club last evening at her home.
1901 Twelfth street. Three tables were
in play. and high scores were held BY
the Misses Dele Brun and Josephine
CcrvinsEi. After the am a two
course luncheon was served The
hoetess carried ont an Armistice day
theme in the table appointments.
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Enicrtains st. Mary's GROUP
ST. Ma1v's Missionary group were
entertained "wednesday cyenine at
tho home Of Mrs. c. H. Mcrgens. 225
West Rcsser. Bridge provided enter
ts.nmcEt FOR The evening. and hiel!
sco-o5 wee held by Ms. N. N. Her
mann and Mrs. J. 7. Smith. a course
luncheon vas served at the conciu-
i-on CT tic game.
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81. Ant.:ony's Grcur Meets
Mr.. A. A. Ccaruer entertained st.
fn,hony's Miss ionarv group lat cvc-
ri.fg It r. Ecmc. 1919 F..Ith street.
There were guest for fear table; and
s~a-r Isi2c5 rrcr.. TO Mrs. Harry Clark,
md Miss Elizabeth Pfeiffcr. At the
close o. the evening. a delicious two
ccrrs2 luncheon was served.
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TO-. and Mrs. Paul S. Wright and
~tssy'atcr Loretta left today BY motor
III. Minneapolis. where they will make
their future home. Rev. Wright. who
l,a5 hocn pastor Of the Fir5. Prcsoy-
tcr.an church here for nearly five
years, goes to the Bethlehem Presby-
i-sian church in Minneapolis. Numer-
clI affairs have been given recently
in compliment TO Rev. and Mrs.
Wright.
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A meeting OF tho Phiiathea class of
the Presbyterian church school will
Re held this evening at the home of
tie teacher. Mrs. Fred Hanson. 7l2
Seventh street. During the evening a
'cilcc. box" will be packcd for Miss
Ethel Sciocn. who is a patient at q
hospital in Rochester MINI.
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Mrs. Bcrta Baker. state treasurer.
las as her guests her son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kjon-
aas, and two children, of Eckman, N.
D.. who viii visit here until Sunday.
Mi Kjonaas is a delegate from Bot
tineau county to the Farmers Union
meeting here.
The meeting Of the u. e. r. auxil.
larry scheduled for tomorrow evening
has been postponed until Saturday,
Nov. l6.
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Mrs. Hector Barnes will 60 to Far
20 Saturday to spend the Arrnistice
clay weekend.