The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-12-12
Associate Members
Arrange Program for
Thursday Music Club

Associate members of the Thursday
Musical club, under the direction Of
Miss Belle Menus presented a pro-
gram featuring modern American
composers at their meeting yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. M. w.
Roam.
Miss Menus opened the program
with a talk summarizing the contri-
tutions of recent American compos-
ers to the world of music and briefly
discussed present day musical trends.
The program also included the fol-
lowing musical numbers: Piano,
From an Old Album and Valse Mok-
rejs), Miss Abigail Roam: vocal, A
Rose For Every Heart and A Thrush
at Eve (Cadman) AIRS. George Nc
Kenna, Napoleon: piano. The Chimes
of st. Patrick (Whithorne), Miss
Marie Lemohn,
Vocal. A Gift For You and My
Dear (Cad,nan). Mrs. j. E. Davis;
trio, The Lamp In the West Parkler)
I Shall Not Pass Again This Way
C~Effirger). Mrs. w. j. Targart, Mrs.
J.. z. Davis and Mrs. r. E. Morris:
veal. To a Messenger LaForge) and
Winds From the South .(Prindle
Scott. Mrs. Targart: piano. Covered
Wagon (Radie Brittany and Prelude
alma Mehus). Miss Belle Menus.
The latter piece was composed by
Miss Menus sister.
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Rev. E. Logee. pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, officiated at the
wedding of Miss Muriel M. Burtch
and Charles w. Cauthers, which took
place at four o'clock yesterday after
noon at the Presbyterian manse. Miss
Evelyn Chase and F. E. Tunell were
the attendants. The bride, a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. q. s. Burtch
Deering, was graduated from the Bis
marck hospital training school with
the class of 1929. Since that time
she has been engaged in private duty
nursing in Bismarck. Mr.. Cauthers
Is employed here and the couple plar
to make their home in the city for the
present.
Appointments in the Christmas
colors. red and green. were used fol-
the seven o'clock dinner given by
Mrs. Oscar Zeamer, Mandan, when
she entertained members of the +
c. L. club last evening. Covers were
placed for Is. Later the guests gath
cred around o Christmas tree and
gifts were exchanged. The evening
was spent at peanut whist, with the
prize going to Mrs. F. L. Burdick
Mandan. Guests we're Bismarck anc
Mandan women.
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Miniature Christmas trees and rec
and green candles were used to form
a holiday motif for the tables wher
Mrs. George Skunk and Mrs. Theo.
dore Settle entertained at a sever
o'clock dinner at the Skunk home, II:
Ninth street., last evening. Cover!
were placed for Is guests. Mrs. Car
Nelson and Mrs. Paul Homan helc
honors in the bridge games aftel
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Beall, Masor
apartments, will leave Saturday eve.
ming for Washington, D. c., wher,
they will be the guests of Mr.. Beall!
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. w. B
Reall. Later they plan to visit rela.
tives at Baltimore, and will spend {
week or more in New York. The,
expect to be away about six weeks.
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Miss Agnes Boehm entertained tn,
members of her bridge club at he,
home last evening. Bridge was piayes
at three tables, with score honors 20,
Ing to Mrs. Herman Brocopp ant
Miss jeanette Shipley. Mrs. Philil
Blank, New Salem, was a guest from
out of the city.
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Mrs. John r. Fleci. TIP Mandal
street, was hostess TO the members O
st. Roses Missionary group last eve
ming. Bridge was played 1T thre
tables with Mrs. L. A. LaRue an,
Mrs. Harvey Niles holding honor.
Appointments su~~~~.ive of the holi
Gay season were used.
Miss Mary Kelly, Mason apart
mentS, is visiting with friends il
Minneapolis for a week or more.