The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-12

to Athens. Please transmit to the
General Federation OF Women's clubs
the sincere greetings Of the Lyoeum
club and U best thanks also to the
girls who have dressed the dolls"
Mrs. Poole visited in Bismarck in
September. 1929, following the state
convention Of the North Dakota Fed
Grafton of Women's clubs at Dickin-
0 for which she was the main
speaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Ser, Man
dan. were hosts at a dinner party
Sunday afternoon at their home, in
honor of Miss Madge Runey, Bis
marck, who recently retired as county
superintendent of schools. Guests were
all county superintendent and covers
were placed for Miss Nell Cooper, Val
ley City: Mrs. Lorene York, Manning:
Leonard Overhaul, Rugby; Hans j.
Lee, Steele; Elroy Schroeder, Grand
Forks; Miss Runey. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ser. Yellow candles in silver holders
and appointments in yellow were
used for the dinner table.
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In observance of the 10th birthday
anniversary of her daughter. Doris,
Mrs. F. N. Orchard, 112 Avenue D, en-
tertained IA small girls at a lunch
con and matinee party Saturday aft
ernoon. Appointments in pink were
used for the table which vas lighted
with pink candles. Favors were tiny
dolls. Later. the girls attended the
show at the Paramount Theatre. Mrs.
orchard was assisted by Mrs. A. C.
Brainerd. Mrs. w. W. Turner, James
town, was a guest from out-of-town.
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Mrs. j. E. O'Neil, 4l4 Ninth street,
entertained II young people at q din
ner party Sunday evening for her o
Edward, who will leave soon to con-
tinuc his studies at st. Johns univer-
sity, Collegeville. MINI. A bowl of
rosebuds conferred the table and dec
orationS to form a pink and green
color note were used. The evening was
spent Informally.
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To meet DR.. and Mrs. j. O. Sork-
ness, Jamestown, who were their
guests for the day, DR.. and Mrs. Mil
ton H. Berg, 1913 Sixth street, enter
tanned "a guests at an informal tea
Sunday afternoon. Rose-colored tapers
in crystal holders decorated the tea
table, which had appointments in
pink and white. Mrs. Harvey Niles
assisted Mrs. Berg.
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Mrs. Mary Thistlethwaite, pioneer
Bismarck>resident has left for Seat
tie. WASH, where she will spend sew
eral weeks with her brother, John
Casselman, who is convalescing from
a serious operation. Mr.. Casselman is
a brother of Judge w. 8. Casselman,
of this city. Mrs. ThiStlethwaite ex-
poets to be away for three months or
more.
Miss Nell Cooper, Barnes county
superintendent Of schools, arrived
Sunday from Valley City, to attend
the county superintendent confer
ence here this week. Miss Cooper is
the guest of Miss Madge Runey, Sill
Fifth ST., during her stay in Bis
Marck.
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Harry A. Thompson, 227 West Ros-
ser avenue, left Saturday evening for
Salem. Ore, to visit his cousin, Wal
ter Shelton, who is critically i'll in a
hospital there. MI. Shelton is q for
mer Bismarck resident.
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MI. and Mrs. l.. v. Brauer, 100 West
Rosser avenue. entertained a company
of eight at q turkey dinner Sunday
afternoon. Following the dinner the
remainder of the afternoon was spent
at bridge.
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Melvin Gessner is expected to ar
rive. Monday evening from Cando. N.
for q few days visit with friends
in the city.
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