The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-05-29
Luncheon at Riverside
Inn Honors Visitors

range ABOUT the olrlfg room OF
Riverside Inn, Mandan, made an ef-
fective setting for the one o'clock
luncheon giver, yesterday in honor of
the wives Of doctors attending the
state medical convention. The affair
was arranged by q group Of Mandan
women, headed by Mrs. Bernard S.
Nickerson.
A lavender, ROSE and green color
scheme was carried out In the table
centerpieces and appointments. aud
covers were marked for SO. Besides
the women from out Of town, wives
OF. Bismarck physicians were also
guests.
During the luncheon several enjoy
able musical numbers were given by
the double quartette Of the Mandan
Lions club. with Mrs. Clara Morris
at the piano. Ralph Law played a
group of cornet solos.
A feature Of the entertainment was
drawing for prizes. Mrs. G. o. Rollie
McClusky. received the n for the
visiting ladies, and Mrs. G. M. Con-
STAINS the one for Bismarck guests.
This was the last party given for
the visiting women. many of whom
returned to their homes last evening.
Members Of the committee in
charge included besides Mrs. Nicker-
son. Mrs. G. H. Spielman. Mrs. L. G.
Smith, and Mrs. G. G. Smith.
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MI. and Mrs. F. A. Knowles and
daughter Alice will leave Friday
morning by car for Iowa City. Iowa,
to be present for the graduation Of
their son George Knowles, from the
School Of Medicine at the University
Of Iowa. George Knowles is a mem
Der OF Kappa Sigma social fraternity,
and Phi Beta ri, national medical
fraternity. He Is q graduate Of the
Bismarck high school, and will spend
q short vacation here next month
before leaving for Tacoma. Wash,
where he will take his inferno work
at the General hospital there.
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For Miss Helen Mclean, who will
become the bride of Richard Hall,
Chicago, next month, Mrs. Thomas
Hall and her daughter, Mrs. ]. K.
Blunt, entertained last evening at a
bridge dinner at the Hall home, 512
Avenue B. Places were marked for
10 at the table, which was appointed
In pink and white, and had tulips for
a centerpiece. Spring flowers in pas
tel shades were used In the rooms. In
the bridge games after dinner, hon
ors were won BY Miss Irene Rams
land. A gift Of crystal was presented
Miss Mclean.
In honor Of Miss Lucy Rising, who
leaves soon for her home in st. Paul,
Miss Matte Hoppin entertained Mon
day evening at q bridge dinner at the
home Of her sister, Mrs. George Bird,
TOO Second street. Snapdragons were
used to form q pink and yellow effect
for the tables, and places were mark
ed for 10. Miss Neoma Murphy and
Miss Louise johnson held honors in
the bridge games. and a guest favor
"a presented Miss Rising. Miss Hop
pin was assisted by Mrs. Bird.
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Mrs. Frayne Baker, sos West Thay-
er avenue, va hostess at q dinner
last evening given for teachers Of her
children. A bowl Of cate Jasmine
conferred the table, and appointments
were In pink. The guests included
the Misses Mary Huber, Jessie Streigl,
Grace Hand. and Matilda Welo,
teachers at the Will and Roosevelt
schools.
For Miss Adelaide Turner, whose
marriage to Patrick e. Lynch, Still.
water. MINI, will take place in the
near future, Mrs. B. M. Russell and
Mrs. George Wagar entertained last
evening at = linen shower at the Rus.
sell home, 706 Avenue B West. Bridge
was played at two tables during the
evening, and score prizes went to Mrs.
r. B. Murphy and Mrs. Clair Turner.
Sweet peas In shades Of yellow and
pink and tapers adorned the tables.
Mrs. Turner, Dickinson, was q guest
from out Of the city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Miesen enter.
tanned the members Of the Gale
Oiseaux club at q z o'clock bridge