The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-09
Social personal
Catholic Daughters
Charity Bazaar Opens
Nov. Is for Two Days

Preparations for the annual char
ity bazaar sponsored BY the Catholic
Daughters Of America. which will be
held Wednesday and Thursday eve
nings at st. Mary's school auditor
ium. are practically completed, ac-
cording to Mrs. Dolores Kupitz. re-
gent of the local court Of Catholic
Daughters.
The event offers an opportunity for
shoppers to secure Christmas gifts
that are different and individual. for.
as in years past, many lovely hand
made articles suitable for gifts will
be for sale. These include towels Of
all kinds, luncheon sets. aprons, and
dozens OF varieties Of plain and fancy
dressed dolls which will be arranged
in deliberately decorated booths.
AS a special feature one booth will
be devoted entirely to japanese novel
ties. which have been sent here for
the occasion by a japanese import
ing In Minneapolis.
A pork roast dinner will be served
Wednesday evening. and a chicken
dinner Thursday night. serving to be.
gin at $50 each day. Mrs. Elmer
Brown. Mrs. B. o. Woehle. Mrs. Hell.
en- Kelly and Mrs. Dan SlRttery. ~
the committee in charge Of the sup.
per.
Mrs. B. o. Ward is chairman Of
the committee for the apron booth
Mrs. L. r. Priske and Mrs. J. p. Wag'
ner are in charge of the Beano game
Mrs. c. 8. Fossum. Mrs. l.. A. LaRus
and Mrs. Frank Geicrman. will super.
wise the white elephant booth: ant
Mrs. L. H. Carufel Is chairman Of tn
committee for the japanese novelties
booth. All members of the Organiza
ton will assist in making the bazaa.
a success.
Proceeds from the affair will b
used for charity purposes In the cit,
and vicinity. and the organization
pays no attention to either creed o
J. color in their work of mercy.
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, Is Hostess 1t Bridge Dinner
Covers were placed for 20 at tn
bridge dinner given last evening b
/ Mrs. Charles Rue at her home. 81
; Mandan street. Yellow chrysanthc
, NUNS conferred the tables. and
+ THANKSGIVING motif was carried on
, in the decorations. Bridge was playe
after dinner. and score prizes wer
: awarded Mrs. H. A. Lewis. Mr.
Giles Pcrsonius. and Mrs. E. Scot
The hostess was assisted by MI
James Kiley. Mrs. E. J. Rue and Mr.
E. M. Hendricks.
t Past Matrons Entertained
3 Ten members Of the Bismarck Pa
:, Matron's club. o. E. S.. were CUES
;. when Mrs. Mary Stark entertaine
4 Yesterday at a n o'clock luncheo
: at her home in Mandan. Followir
: the luncheon the afternoon was spel
d in sewing for the childrcn's home
n Fargo.
e Mrs. Ed Conley of Mckenzie, wi
went to Washington, y. G., in Augu
for a visit with her son, L. A. Comic
). who is employed by the CONNER
S department, returned to Bismar'
y yesterday, after stopping at Fiji
i. Mich, to visit a brother and sistt
On her way east. Mrs. Conley al
N visited at points IN South Dako1
es wisconsin, New York and Pennsy
vania.
\ +
D, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Ernest Johnse
T. Sanish. left yesterday by motor I
of Los Angeles and other points In Ca
t, fornia, where they will spend
; winter. after a few days visit he
ID with MI. and Mrs. Ray v. Stair, 5
First street.
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Erling Hedahl. son Of Mr.. and M
Y, E. N. Hedahl Of this city, who is
student at the North Dakota Agric,
tural college, was made q member