The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-11-21
Oral Hygiene Is Topic
For Girls Club Talks

Each club will hold q book party
next week, the girls coming costumed
to represent a ~favorite book Of char
acter. Books will be given as prizes
for the most original costume. Miss
Ruth King will speak at the Wachter
school on Making Friends Of Books"
while the same subject will be han
died at the Richholt and VIII schools
by Miss Bessie Baldwin and Miss Lii
liam Cook. Two Thanksgiving plays
will be presented by the Wachter club.
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MI. and Mrs. Gordon Cox, 612 West
Thayer avenue, and Mr.. and Mrs. M.
H. Atkinson, $40 West Rosser avenue,
are back from a three-weeks motor
trip to Cleveland, Ohio, where MI.
Cox and Mr.. Atkinson attended con-
ventions. MI. Cox attended the meet
ing of the American Legislators as
ISOLATION and Mr.. Atkinson was q
delegate to the convention OF the
American Municipalities association
and the Municipal League. They Wis
tied with friends in Flint and Detroit,
Mich. and also attended the Michi-
gan-Minnesota football game at Ann
Arbor last Saturday.
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An account of the fall Of the
Chinese monarchy was given by Mrs.
H. T. Perry in a paper on 1.-The Re
public Lost" read at the meeting OF
the Wednesday Study club held at the
home of Miss Marian Burke. The
club Is using as a basis Of its study OF
China this season. "New China and
Her Problems by No Yong Parks.
Mrs. Milton Berg reviewed Morrel's
Lanterns, Junk and Jade" q story
of China during the days OF mon
archial government.
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Children Of the city will be guests
of the Bismarck public library at
story hours which will be conducted
tomorrow morning and afternoon. At
IL o'clock Miss Bessie Baldwin will
tell stories of interest to boys and
girls of the fourth, fifth and sixth
grades, while at 1880 o'clock IN the
afternoon Miss Katherine Bracher
will hold a story hour for children
In the first three grades.
Members of the Gale Oiseaux
bridge club gathered at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Bakken, Sill Second
street, for a seven o'clock bridge din
ner last evening. The affair was
planned as a surprise for Mr.. and
Mrs. Bakken. Cards were played at
four tables after dinner, with Jack
Fieck and John F1eck holding high
scores. Guest prizes were awarded
Mrs. c. O. Burnett and Milton Rue.
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Mrs. L. A. Tavis, sic Fourth street,
was hostess at a one O'Clock bridge
luncheon Wednesday afternoon. Vel
low pompons centered the tables and
appointments to harmonic were used.
Places were laid for IL. HonorS In
the bridge games were held by Mrs.
L. A. LaRue, Mrs. w. G.. Renden and.
Mrs. G. S. Fossum.
Decorations suggestive Of the ap-
preaching Thanksgiving season were
used by Mrs. E. H. Miller for the
bridge party given last evening at
her home, 60212 Avenue D. There
were guests for two tables. Miss Mar
garet Fairbanks and Mrs. H. 7. Perry
were awarded prizes in the bridge
games.
Discussion of winter care for birds
featured the meeting of the Junior
Study club yesterday afternoon at
the home of Peggy Whitley, 722 Sixth
street. Feeding Birds in Winter"
was the topic of Peggy Whittey's pa
per, and Jean Paris read n on
Housing Birds in Winter" The club
Is conducting a study of birds.
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Lillian Hedstrom entertained the
10 members of her club at an infor-
NAL party yesterday afternoon. Sew
ing and games were the pastime and
q luncheon was served by the hos
tess, assisted by her mother, Mrs. Al
bin HedStrom.
MI. and Mrs. Irwin Gordon left
yesterday for their home at Beach
after spending several days in Bis
marck as guests of Nj. Gordon,s
uncle, Jesse Gordon, 1904 Broadway.