The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-17
Conclude Series of
Bridge Luncheons

MRS. II. H.. SpOnn Inc MIS-. Roy
Logan Were hostesses at a one-thirty
o'clock bridge luncheon yesterday at
the home of Mrs. Spohn. 406 Griffin
street. This was the last Of q series
of three which they have given dur
ing the week.
Yellow chrySanthemums conferred
the tables, and appointments carried
out the autumn color note. Similar
decorations were used for q luncheon
given on Tuesday. and for the bridge
dinner which they gave Monday eve
ming. Sixteen guests were hidden to
each of the parties.
Score honors in the bridge games
yesterday afternoon were awarded to
Mrs. Roy Indseth and Mrs. A. w.
Gussner. The hostesses were assisted
by Mrs. Price Owens.
Mrs. F. M. Davis and Mrs. L. M.
Parsons held high scores In the card
games following the Tuesday lunch
con. at which Mrs. Harry Woodman-
see assisted.
On Monday evening honors went
to Mrs. r. j. Kamplin and Miss Beu-
lah Schurr. At this party Mrs. Spohn
and Mrs. Logan were assisted by Mrs.
John Hoffman.
MI. and Mrs. Jack F1eck enter
tanned the members Of the Gale
Oiseaux bridge club at a potluck din
ner last evening at their home, 5l4
West Rosser avenue. Covers were
placed for IL tables decorated in the
Halloween colors. Bowls Of late gar
den flowers were used in the rooms.
Mrs. Roy Indseth and Mrs. A. r.
Miesen held honors in the card games
during the evening.
DR.. and Mrs. r. s. Enge. 518 Fifth
street, and Mr.. and Mrs. Obert Olson,
514 West Thayer avenue, left today
for Grand Forks, where they Will at
tend Homecoming festivities at the
University Of North Dakota. Mr.. and
Mrs. Enge will visit their son Russell,
and MIR. and Mrs. Olson their daugh-
ter Auverne, who are students at the
university. They were accompanied
by Mrs. T. Meinhover, 523 Seventh
street, who will be the guest Of her
son, Ted Meinhover.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. Anderson, 723
Second street, entertained q company
of Is friends at q Halloween party
last evening at their home. Fortune
telling, Halloween games and stunts
occupied the guests during the early
part of the evening, with ghost stories
concluding the entertainment. Prizes
during the evening were awarded
Mrs. Alfred Dale, Mrs. G. w. Moses.
Rev. Walter E. Water and w. ]. Nog-
gle. Mrs. Anderson was assisted by
her daughters, Mrs. A. M. Brazerol
and Miss Arllys Anderson in serving
a buffet supper. Pom-poms we're
used on the refreshment table, with
bowls of yellow chrysanthemums and
pom-poms placed throughout the
rooms. Other decorations carried out
the Halloween idea.
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Study of North Dakota birds was
continued at the meeting Of the
Junior Study club yesterday after
noon at the home Of Fay Petit. as
Seventh street. A bird poem was
read by May Keuhn. Beverly Barnes
reported Junior activities Of the state
federation meeting here. Emma
LANCER and Alice Knowles were made
members of the club. The group viii
hold its next meeting November s
with May Keuhn.
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Mrs. H. A. Brarrles and Mrs. r.. II.
Waldschmidt were hoStesseS to the
girl employees of the Quain and Ram
stad clinic at q bridge dinner Tues
day evening in the Rose Room at the
Patterson hotel. An autumn motif
was carried out. In the table decoras
tons, and covers were laid for 20.
Later bridge was played at the Bran
DIES home, COL Fifth street. Miss Rose
Huber. Miss Virginia Hill and Miss
Amanda Carlson held honorS
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Mrs. John Harry was hostess at q
bridge dinner Wednesday evening at
the Harry home. 718 Thayer avenue,
the occasion being the birthday an
riversary of her husband. Decora.
tons suggestive of the approaching
Halloween season were used, and
covers we're marked for IL. Mrs. A. 1.
Overbee and Joe M. Harry held hon.
ors in the bridge games.
Members of Eta Rho chapter Of
Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority held
their first study meeting Wednesday
evening at the home Of the director,
Miss Madge Runey, 511 Fifth street.
The program included discussion Of
the writings Of Count Leo Tolstoy:
the prose works Of John Milton, and
writer's Of the colonial period.