The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-10-03
Wednesday Club Is
Entertained by Hay
Greek HOmemakers

Members OF the Bismarck WedneS-
day Study club were guests Of the
Hay Creek Homemakers' club at q
1880 O'Clock dinner and program
yesterday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. George Morris, north Of the city.
Garden flowers and orange tapers
were used in the table appointments
and covers were placed for Is. Large
vases filled with red and yellow au-
tumn leaves, sumac, and berries were
placed about the rooms.
A play, IAN Economical Boomer
ang," was an entertainment feature,
Taking part were Mrs. l.. Bridgedale,
Mrs. j. Gourdette, Mrs. Sam Turn
bow, Mrs. M. Closer. Mrs. J. Nc
Carney, and Mrs. O. SwenSon. The
play depicted, in q humorous manner
the difficulties of Alexander Dabble-
ton when he attempts to show his
wife how to economize.
Included also in the program ar
ranged by Mrs. Harold Breen was q
reading, "I'm Engaged" given by Mrs
G. j. Irish, and q Dutch song and
dance number, given by Mrs. 9. NC
Carney.
Last year members Of the Wednes-
day Study club entertained the
Homemakers group, at its annual
reciprocity meeting.
Miss Agnes Helen Zahn, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Zahn. 307
Eleventh street south. ands William
G. Yale, Fort Lincoln. were married
yesterday morning at st. Mary.
chapel, the Rev. Father John Slae
reading the nuptial mass at 6:St
o'clock. Attendants were Miss Kath'
leen Zahn, sister Of the bride. an<
Stanley Krest, Fort Lincoln. A we'd
ding breakfast was served at thu
Zahn home following the service.
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"What Hinduism Is" was the SUBJ
ject of an address given by the Rev
James E. Nopp, missionary from Koh.
lapur, India, at the Glencoe Presby.
terrain church Wednesday afternoon
Rev. Nopp discussed the religion.
principles back Of Hinduism, and tolt
Of his Is years in Indian mission
fields. Rev. Nopp plans to return tt
India in April of next year. Musica
numbers were given by Miss Cleons
Englund, Underwood, and Mrs. Edns
Speaks Small, Bismarck.
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Andrew RoSeberg, Seattle, Wash.
who has been spending a week IN Bis
marck as the guest Of his son-in-lav
and daughter, MI. and Mrs. Carl =
Knudtson, $40 Fifth street, left yes.
terday for Washburn and underwood
to visit relatives. MI. RoSeberg ha:
spent the summer here and with rel.
atives in Mclean county, and vii
soon leave for his home in Seattle.
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Miss Fay Petit read a paper or
migratory Birds" at the meeting o.
the Junior Study club yesterday aft
ernoon at the home of Miss Bernics
Peterson, SIS Fifth street. A part o.
The afternoon was given over to dis
eussion of current events, and drill
In parliamentary law. Piano number
were given by Miss Hollis Beall.
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MI. and Mrs. r. E. Wenzel, 81
Park street, left this morning by mo.
tor for Broken Bow, Neb,, where they
will visit Mrs. Wenzel's mother anc
other relatives. They will stop al
several places en- route, and, before
returning to Bismarck. will attend thu
homecoming festivities at Crane
Forks, October Is.
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Mrs. Chris johnson, 206 West
Thayer avenue, was rendered a sur
prise party last evening. or the &C.
casion Of her birthday anniversary
when q company Of 10 relatives and
friends gathered at her home. The
evening was passed socially. Mrs
johnson was the recipient Of q num-
Der of gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. Bush and
daughter Luverne arrived last eve
ming from Fergus Falls, Mimi, tt
spend a week or more at the home o.
MI. and Mrs. J.. B. Smith, 805 Fifth
street. MI. and Mrs. Bush an6
daughter are former residents Of Bis
marck.
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Mrs. o. w. Roberts, 1T Main av-
enue. left Wednesday for Los Ange-
les, Calf, where she win spend the
winter months. MI. Roberts. head OF
the q. s. weather bureau here, ex-
poets to join here in Los Angeles
about the first of the year.
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Mrs. D. E. Shipley, 418 Second
street, will leave tomorrow for Miles
City, Mont, where she will visit her
son Ralph, formerly Of Bismarck.
Mrs. Shipley will also go to Terry for
q brief visit before returning the first
part Of the week.
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Miss Sylvia Sell TOT Avenue A, has
returned from Minneapolis. Mimi,
and Fond du Lac, Wis, where she
visited relatives for about two weeks.
She also spent a few days in Roches-
ter, MINI. as the guest Of Miss Agnes
Parsons.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Plomassen and
children, sos West Rosser avenue, left
this morning by motor for Fargo.
where they were summoned by the
death Of Mrs.. Plomassen's mother,
Mrs. Olive Gard, which occurred
last night.
Miss Esther Noggle. 718 Fourth
street, left yesterday by car for Min
neapolis. where she will spend about
two weeks visiting with friends.