The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-18
Wachter and RichhOlt
Clubs Name Officers

| Officers were named at meeting of
the Wachter and Richholt girls clubs
at the respective schools. Catherine
Longmuir was elected president. and
Dorothy Nord. secretary, of the group
at the Wachter school. Dorothy Ode
was chosen president and Dorothy
Tekippe, secretary, of the Richholt
girls club.
About "a girls attended the meet
ing at the Wachter school at which
Mrs. H. A. McNutt spoke. The pro-
gram and business meeting was fol-
lowed by games and stunts arranged
by Miss Harriet Rust.
Mrs. w. F. Waldo gave a talk on
What Constitutes Good Grooming"
at the Richholt group meeting, which
was attended by 80 girls. Recreation
al features were in charge of Mrs. j.
o. Thoreson. Ruth Aune, Dolores
!Tekippe and Lillian Hanson were
named as a committee to assist with
the Halloween party for the Richholt
girls the last of the month.
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Mrs. c. j. Koch, 219 Sixth street
| south, entertained a company Of Is
Young people Wednesday evening In
honor of her sister, Miss Orpha
Moore, who was celebrating her
birthday anniversary. The evening
| was passed with games and stunts of
a Halloween nature. Decorations In
keeping with the Halloween season
were used in the rooms and for the
tables end a large birthday cake CEN
tered one of the tables. The hostess
was assisted by her mother. Mrs. J.
| Moore.
Misses Harriet Dietz and Mary
, Cowan we're hostesscS at a seven
| o'clock bridge dinner last evening at
the Dietz home. 1902 Eighth street.
Corsage bouquets marked places for
the 16 guests. and low bowls of PAN
sizes centered each table. Baskets of
garden flowers arranged
throughout the rooms. Misses Vir-
ginia Smith. Neva .Vettel and Mary
Bankston held honorS in the bridge
games. The hostesses were assisted
by Miss Mildred Dietz.
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For her daughter Frances. who was
celebrating her seventh birthday an
niversary, Mrs. Oscar Boutrous enter
tanned a company OF Is children at
a party yesterday afternoon at the
Boutrous home, 232 Avenue G West.
Games were enjoyed for an hour.
Later a supper was served at a table
with appointments in pink and green,
and centered with a large bouquet of
flowers. A large birthday cake COM
pleted the decorations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Atkinson, $40
West Rosser avenue. left by motor
this morning for Dickinson. where
they will visit relatives over the
weekend and MI. Atkinson will
transact business. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Atkinson's sister, Miss
Loretta Weber. teacher at New Eng
land. who anne down to attend the
sessions of the North Dakota Educa-
ton association.
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Cards were played at ten tables at
the bridge party sponsored by the To-
cal Nonpartisan Women s club
Thursday evening at the public. rest
room. The event was arranged by Z
composed of Mrs. Bertha
Elness, Mrs. r. Metnhover and Mrs.
M. Q. Agre. Score prizes were award
ed Mrs. Hans Evenson, Mrs.. g.. A.
Sorsdahl, and Mrs. Agre.
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Mrs. j. E. Jesty motored here yes
terday from Killdeer for q brief visit
with her daughter. Mrs. Andrew Err
dahl. 116 West Thayer avenue. She
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. /. L.
Doherty, and son, Killdeer, who are
spending the weekend with their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. end
Mrs. Verne Doherty, Mandan.
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Mrs. Lou Osborn, 307 Avenue A
West, returned to Bismarck yesterday
from Jamestown, where she has been
a guest at the homes Of Mrs. Russell
Chase and Mrs. Harry Flint for the
last three weeks. Mrs. Osborn was in
! charge of the Roosevelt cabin on the