The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-12-15
SOCIETY NEWS
Junior Piano Pupils
Will Present Recital

Will Present ReclCal
Twenty : six junior piano students
of the Belle Menus Music studio will
appear in a recital Tuesday evening
at the Dahners- Tavis Melody shop.
Opening the program at eight O'CLOCK
will be small Doris Jones. four-year-
cid daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
A. Jones. who will play Giant Steps
Crosby Adams).
Other numbers will be: June and
Lullaby. Marjorie Lou Robinson;
Sleepy Time, jeanette Fay Morris;
Grandgather's Sword, and Climbing,
Margaret Connolly; Skippity-Skip'
Isobel Tiedman: Swallows at Sun
down. Mary Helen Hoss: Wing Foo
and Fairyland Music, Gayle Kelly;
The Speed Boat and japanese Danc-
ing Doll. Peggy Homan.
Ring Dance from 'CFildren'S
Christmas Eve" Alice Knowles. Pas
torale. Harriet Rosen; vocal. MY
Shadow. Eleanor Partain; GavOtte
tA;raryllis) Ellen Tillotson; Valsette,
Marian Hyland; Etude "a String o.
Pearls Janet Croonqiust: butterfly,
Donna Jean Davis; Allemarde. Jane
Watson; Tarantelle. Eleanor Cook.
Gavotte in B flat, Elizabeth Ann
LaRose: lie Bouffon, Sarah Crewe;
vocal Serenata and, April Blossoms.
Ernestire Dobler; Gavotte. Nell
Crccnuuist, Poem. Helen Targart:
From and Indian Lodge nd I'm
PROVISION, Marian Patterson, I'M
pomptu CThe Chase. Erma Weinber-
GER: Nocturne in E flat. Abigail Roam;
Impcomptu (Schubert). Vivian Cogn-
Ian.
Complimentary to Mr. and Mrs. j.
T. Sarvis, Mandan, n Will leaVe
sccn to spend the winter in Washing
ton. D. C.. Miss Madge Runey enter
tanned l2 guests at a dinner Saturday
evening at the Patterson hotel. Red
candles in green holders lighted the
table and the Christmas idea was fur
Their emphasized in the ccnte, piece,
which was a small Christmas tree.
Red and green fayors were at each
Mace. Guests from MandaAl besides
MI. and Mrs. Sarvis were Mrs. Clara
Ieesly and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Sarr. Mr.. Sarvis. who is connected
With the U. S. Great Plains Fled sta
ticn. will do research work with the
federal bureau at washington during
the winter months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Harry were
hosts to the members of their bridge
club at a dinner party Saturday eve
ming at their home. AIT West Thayer
avenue. Red candles and appoint
ments in red and green were used 70
form a Christmas motif for the tables
where covers were placed for IL
Bridge was played after dinner with
hono1s going to Mrs. Giles PersonluS
and A. L. Overbee.
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Mrs. c. c. Hibb5 left Sunday for her
home in Riverside, Calf, after spend
Ing about three weeks in Bismarck
with relatives. She vas accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. w. E. Martin,
who will spend the winter in Califor-
MIA. State Senator Martin will join
Mrs. Martin at Riverside after the
close of the legislative session.
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Miss Katherine McKinnon, Bis
marcls, a student at the University OF
North Dakota, Grand Forks, will have
charge &C the Christmas party for
Gamma Phi Beta sorority wednesday
at which mothers. alumnae and par
tonesses will be guests. Miss Nc
kinnon is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
A. D. McKinnon, 312 Avenue B West
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Mrs. Lloyd Lillestrand. 316 Mandan
street. was hostess at a bridge party
Saturday evening. Guests for two
tables we're invited, with score honors
going to Mrs. r. W. Bennett and Mrs
w. L. Sharwin. Appointments in the
Christmas colors were used ior the
tables.
B. r. Stone. Minneapolis. VIII leave
tomorrow for his home after a week.
end visit at the home of his brother
and sister-in-law Mr.. and Mrs. G p
Stone, 4O6 West Rosser avenue.
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Arnold KAISER has returned from
jamestown where he spent a weel
visiting at the home of his brother
in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. JohI
Wallace.
Russell Riggs has arrived from
Shields to visit over the Christina.
holidays with his parents. Mr.. ane
Mrs. Roy Riggs, 425 Fourteenth street