The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-28
Shakespeare Club to
Be Formed at Hebron

A Junior Shakespeare Story Telling
club will be organized in Hebron in
the neal future through the assistance
of Hebron teachers. The group WILL
be a branch of the national organiza-
ton, whose purpose is to acquaint
school children with the writings Of
Shakespeare.
Clubs will be formed in each grade
of the Hebron schools this fall, ana
each group will have q story hour,
when Shakespearean plays Will be
presented in simplified form.
It is planned to hold a pageant some
time during the year as well as sew
eral contests to stimulate interest IN
, the club.
Miss Frances Neville, Grand Forks,
and Miss Donna MOnkman, SouriS, N.
D.. left yesterday for Grand Forks,
after spending a week here as the
guests of their aunt, Mrs. A. G. Brain
erd, 703 Eighth street. While here
the Misses Neville and Monkman
were complimented at an evening
bridge party given by Mrs. Brainerd,
and were also honored at a threatre
party.
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For Mrs. c. L. German, Minot, who
is visiting in Bismarck, Mrs. W.. =.
!, Wiley entertained at bridge yesterday
i%afternoon at her home, 403 Second
street. Baskets of California peoples
; and bowls of naSturtiumS were used
for the tables and rooms. Cards
were played at two tables, with score
prizes going to Mrs. German and Mrs.
F. E. Nichols.
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Mrs. Ralph Trick, Darlington, who
is the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Fleck, 102 Avenue G west,
was complimented at an informal tea
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Flick. White peonies adorned the re-
freshment table, and bouquets OF gar
den flowers were arranged in the
rooms. Guests from Mandan included
Mrs. j. P. Fleck and Mrs. Harry
Mckee.
7 Mrs. L. V. Miller and two sons, Cos
Fifth street, will leave tomorrow fol-
Devils Lake to spend a month visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Miller's
father, George Elmslie. They will be
accompanied by Mr.. Miller'S mother
Mrs. Agnes Miller, Minot, and the
party will spend a few days with rel
atives in Minot before going to Devils
Lake.
Mrs. F. w. Hiland and son Junior,
and Misses Leone and Dorothy Hi
land, GA Rosser avenue, accompanied
by Miss jeanette Norum, will leave
Sunday morning by car for Hancock,
Mimi, where they will spend two
weeks visiting relatives. Mrs. F. j.
Hiland, who has been visiting at Han
cock for the past months, will return
to Bismarck with them.
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Mrs. Joseph A. Patera was hostess
at an evening bridge party Thursday
at her home. 600 Main avenue. Guests
were the girls employed In offices at
the state capitol. Two tables were in
play, and score prizes were awarded
Miss Gertrude Fitzgerald and Mrs. O.
A. Convert. Summer flowers were
used in the decorations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert e. Jones left
today for their home in Lisbon after
q short visit with friends in the city.
Mr.. Jones was transacting business
with the state banking department,
and Mrs. Jones, who is president OF
{ the North Dakota Federation OF
. Women's clubs, conferred with club
women in the city.
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Miss Bertha Palmer, state superin-
tent of public instruction, will return
tonight from Mayville and Valley
City, where she made her annual
summer visit to the normal school and
state teachers college, respectively
Miss Palmer spoke this morning at
the Valley City college.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ford Slate have ar
rived from Plentywood. Mont, for a
visit with Mrs. States parents, Dr..
!. and Mrs. A. A. Whittemore, TIA Sec
ond street. MIR. Slate has been coach
at the Plentywood high school during
the past year.
Mrs. w. E. Fitzsimmons arrived
today from St. Paul, Mimi, for q
visit with Mrs. Alfred Zuger, sol
West Thayer avenue. Mrs. Fitzsim.
mons formerly resided in Mandan
and has many friends in Bismarck
and Mandan.
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