The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-04
. Pupils Of Miss Menus
To Appear in Recital

Miss Belle Menus will present q
rroup Of her pupils OF grade and nign
school age in q piano recital this eve.
nine at 8 o'clock at the Dahners-
Tavis Melody shop. A program Of
considerable variety has been ar.
ranged, featuring the compositions Of
Williams, schuman, Nevin. Cadmar',
Haydn, and several others.
Those taking part are: Leland vi.
mel, Isabelle Tiedman, Whitney Rel
VEN. Pauline Spare, Ruth Baker.
Jeanne Kraft, Victorine Cook. Asa
Dawson. Harriet Rosen, Mary Louise
Kupfer, Ellen Tillotson, Eleanor COOK,
Ruth Hanson, Janet Croonquist.
Gwendolyn Dahners, Neil Croonquist.
Norma Peterson, Peggy Bergeson.
Sarah Crewe, Mary Bankston, Helen
Targart, Vivian Coghland and Abigail
Roam.
For Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Madison,
who will leave Bismarck the latter
mart Of the week, Miss Ruth Woods
entertained at q small dinner last
evening at the Hotel Prince. A bowl
of jonquils and tulips conferred the
table, and covers were placed for
eight. A theatre party followed the
dinner. Mr.. Mattison, who has been
manager Of the North Dakota Power
and Light company for several years.
with Mrs. Mattison, will 60 to CHI
ca9o from here, and later they plan
to locate either in the south or west.
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To Give Card Party and Dance
Members Of the Ladies Auxiliary,
Patriarchs Militant, will sponsor .
card party Thursday afternoon at the
Odd Fellows hall, to which members
and friends are invited. Play will be-
gin at 2:30. The same evening q
dance will be held at the hall under
the auspices Of the Auxiliary. The
committee in charge, Mrs. A. H.
Scharnowski, Mrs. Joe Mason and
Mrs. John Carlson, extend q cordial
invitation to the public.
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Mrs. L. A. Thompson, Seattle,
Wash. who has been visiting in the
east. arrived in Bismarck last evening
to spsnd several days with her aunt,
Mrs. Sidney Smith. and her cousin,
Mrs. H. B. Nelson. Mrs. Thompson
was q member Of the 1922 graduating
class of the st. Alexius hospital train
ing school.
The Misses Ruth and Ethel Pollard
were hostesses to st. Georges Eve.
Ming Guild last evening at their
home. TOT Avenue A. Bridge was
played at five tables during the eve
ming, with Mrs. ]. L. vrZal and Mrs
Fred Bartron having high scores. A
red and white color scheme. suggest
ing st. Valentines day, was used.
The regular business meeting OF thu
Bismarck unit, American Legion AUX
Hilary, will be held at 8 o'clock Wed
nesday evening in the B. p. w. clut
rooms. An outline Of the activitie!
planned by the Cradle Roll and Chil<
Welfare committee will be presented
by Mrs. A. L. Overbec. chairman.
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Mrs. w. E. Breen. 507 Fourth street
entertained Saturday evening at
"yanishing party" one Of q seric
which members of the Bismarcl
court. Catholic Daughters Of America
are having this month.
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TIE meeting Of the P~rogressiv
Motner's club, scheduled for this eve
ming. has been postponed until Tues
i, day evening, February IL. at Thicl
time it will meet with Mrs. deorg
Telsippc. :
Miss Hildred Fairbanks, 205 seconv
street. entertained the members 9
her bridge club last evening. Gard
were played at two tables. with Mis-
Irene Walters receiving high score.
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Miss Elaine Bowman, 300 FIT
street. will be hostess to the member
OF the Bismarck Hospital Alumni g
ISOLATION at their regular meettr
this evening at 8 o'clock.
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Mr. and Mrs. George Tekippe. q
Thirteenth street, have as their CUES!
for a few days, Mr.. and Mrs. q. ]
Miller and Mr.. and Mrs. John Sever
OF Kuhn N. D.
The Current Events club will me-
at 2:30 Wednesday afternoon at Il
home Of Mrs. D. McPhee. AS Fourt
street. with Miss Bertha Palmer
hostess.
The 10th II the last day
discount on Gas bills.