The Bismarck tribune., 1931-09-14
Miss Tess Miller and
David Rosensweig Wed

Announcement Ids OCCIl 1UdUc Wy
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Miller, 2l3 West
Rosser avenue, of the marriage OF
their daughter, Miss Tess Miller, Long
Beach, Calf, and David w. Rosens-
weig, also Of Long Beach, which took
place there recently.
Mrs. RoSenSweig, graduate OF the
Bismarck high school, has attended
the University of Minnesota. She has
been employed at Zukor's store IN
Long Beach, Of which Mr.. Rosensweie
is assistant manager.
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Miss Muriel Hart Of the Bank oi
North Dakota returned last evening
from Grafton and Winnipeg, where
she spent a few days with relatives.
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Mrs. H. E. Ahlen, 806 First ST., has
as her guests her mother, Mrs. G. A
Pomeroy of Cleveland, and Mrs. E. L
Kellogg and Mrs. Ward Pomeroy. al
SO of Cleveland and Mrs. George
Dahlstrom, Pettibone.
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Mrs. w. E. Parsons, 1913 Mandan
st., left Sunday for Fargo where she
will attend the convention OF the
North Dakota Federation OF Women's
clubs as delegate from the Pan-At-
tic club.
Miss Bertha Shultz, Sis Fifth St.
and Miss Iris Meinhover. 523 Seventh
st.. left Sunday for Grand Forks
where they will enter the University
OF North Dakota.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Murnane and
small daughter, Devils Lake, former
Mandan residents, spent the week
end in Bismarck visiting with rela-
tives and friends. While here they
were guests at the. home of MIR. ano
Mrs. A. E. Brink, 508 Avenue A.
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Mrs. Minnie E. Heaton, $40 Second
st., and her sister-in-law, Mrs. b
r. DeLambert, Sioux City, Iowa. have
left on motor trip through the BlacR
Hills. From there they will go tc
Sioux City, where Mrs. Heaton plans
to spend about a month.
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Miss Mary Lift, 2l7 Seventh st.
was hostess at bridge party Satur-
dav evening at her home. There were
guests for three tables and prize.
went to Miss Catherine Brown anc
Joe Anderson. Yellow tapers anc
garden flowers were used in the dec.
orationS
Miss Jean Mudgett, SIS Mandan ST..
and Miss Ardeth Gussner, 302 West
Rosser avenue, left Saturday by cal
for Grand Forks. where they will at
tend the University Of North Dakota
They were accompanied BY Mrs. Car
Nelson, Mason apartments, formerly
Miss Doris Rathje of Grand Forks
who will attend the rushing week &C.
tivities Of Delta Zeta sorority.
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Mrs. Sharon Mote Of the U. 8
Indian school, will leave Tuesday b,
car for Fargo to attend the sessions
of the North Dakota Federation o1
Woraen's clubs. She will be accom-
panied by tlree of the girls from thu
Indian school, who will take part II
the federation carnival Tuesday eve
ming.
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Mrs. Paul Henry and Mrs. E. Gil.
bert entertained Saturday afternoon
at a o'clock luncheon complimen.
tary to Mrs. Mary Jane Whitney ane
her daughters. the Misses Edmeresa
and Alton Whitney of Beverly Hills
: Calf, who are visiting IN the city
Marigolds and nasturtiums, arranged
in low baskets, decorated the tables
and the gold and green note wa:
further emphasized in the appoint.
ments. Covers were marked for !:
guests. Miss Edmeresa Whitney ane
Mrs. G. B. Whitley held high score:
in the bridge games.
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In honor Of Mrs. Della Fox, whit
was observing her birthday anniver
sary, Mrs Malvin Olson and Mrs
Robert Twill:ng entertained at
bridge dinner Saturday evening a
the Olson home, 412 Fifth st. Decor
ations carried out yellow color not
and yellow tapers lighted the tables
A birthday cake centered the tabl
where the guest Of honor was seated
Later court whist was played at thre'
tables and score honors were held b,
Miss Mildred Guam and Bernar'
Schreiner. Mrs. Fox received a mum
ber Of gifts.