The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-25

Cook. d. Cook Vas one Of the spon-
6ors Of the provincetown movement.
Mrs. George +. ShAfer presented 9
paper on 1.-THE Provincetown Group"
showing how this colony has in
fluenced and encouraged the produce
ton Of American plays by giving
playWrights leisure to write, and to
have their plays produced IN the
Provincetown theatre before their
appearance in New York.
Student at st. Mary's
Is Winner in Contest
Miss Daria Winter, eighth. grade
student at st. Mary's parochial school,
today was awarded the North Dakota
prize IN the who's Who" contest
sponsored by the Current Events,
school magazine published at Column
bus, Ohio. Miss Winter Is q daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Winter, 521
Tenth street.
The prize, amounting to 81, was
furnished by the American Education
Press, and was given to that student
in each state making the best show
ing In the Identification contest.
4 4 II
Guests Are Honored
AS q compliment to her house
guests. Mrs. E. Kenefick and daugh-
ter, Miss Maureen, Sioux Falls, 8. D..
Mrs. Bernard Andrus entertained last
evening at q bridge party at her
home, 400 Griffin street. There were
guests for two tables Of bridge. and
honors in the games were held by
Mrs. Joseph Peltier. Guest favors
were presented Mrs. Keuefick and
Miss Kenefick. Jonquils and tall
yellow taper were used to carry out
an effective spring color note. MRS.
Kenefick, and daughter, and son Nor
bert, who were visiting their son and
brother, Edward Kenefick, at the An
drus home during the past week, left
this morning by motor for Minne-
apolis where they will spend q, few
days before returning to their home.
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Honoring Miss Helen Compton,
Sanford, Fla, who is her guest, Miss
Dency Dickinson, entertained q group
OF eight young women at q bridge
party last evening ct the home OF
her parents, MI. and Mrs. g. B. DICK
inson, at the y. 8. Indian school.
Honors in the bridge games went TO
Miss Arduth 0ussner and Miss Mar
guerite Kennedy, and . favor was
presented the guest OF honor. APP
pointments in keeping with the spring
season were used when q retreshment
course was served. Misses Dickinson
and Compton r roommates at the
University Of Minnesota.
Honoring Miss Clara Holtan. VIC
left Saturday for her home In Lorraine.
N. D.. Mrs. John Bozak. ~ Inn
teenth street, entertained at . 1are-
we'll party Friday evening. Guests
were members Of the Arbor vitae
club. The evening was spent inform
ally. and each q the guests present.
ed Miss Holtan with q gift. For the
luncheon served at the close OF the
evening. appointments to form e.
spring motif were used.
For Mrs. E. Corkill, who is leaving
in the near future for Kansas MRS. =.
Ulmer entertained q company OF nine
friends at an informal party yester-
day at her home. 402 Mandan street.
The afternoon was passed WIN sew
ing. and q two course luncheon vas
served by the hostess. Spring flowers
were used in the decorations. Miss
Amanda Wendt, Judson, was . guest
from out Of the city.
Mrs. A. A. Peart was hostess 70 the
members of the Cosmos club last
evening at her home, 7l2 Rosser ave
me. Mrs. A. M. Fisher lead the dis
cussion Of the chapter on "The Arts"
nv louis Mumford. from the text,
.vyhither Mankind" A study Of the
effect Of the machine age on the a1ts',
was conducted.
Active and associate members Of
the current Events club will celenra1e
the clubs twenty seventh anniversary
with q / O'Clock luncheon "Wednesday
at the Hotel Prince. Following the
luncheon. q program viii be given o
the home Of Mrs. II. r. O'Hare, COZ
A4O EAEA
Fifth street.
Miss Lillian Church, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Church, oO1
Eleventh street, who Is 9 student AZ
the university Of North Dakota, was
formally pledged to Psi Gamma
chapter OF Chi Omega sorority. ~ z
service saturday evening at 2
chapter house on the universasy
campus.
Mrs. Alfred Zuger, Junior member
ship chairman, viii speak at Z o'clock
Wednesday>evening over radio station
KFYR, giving the object and purpose
sd iunior membership In the state
and General Federation Of Women's
clubs. The program Is under the
auspices Of the state federation OF
women's clubs.
Miss vivian Law left Monday TOR
her home In Halliday after spending
Saturday and Sunday visiting Mn.
MID Parker, 6l1 FIFTH street. ana
with friends In Mandau.
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