The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-02
Takes Active Part in
Luther College Events

Miss Sylvia Benzon, daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. Emil Benzon, so4 sev-
euth street, who IS q student at Lu-
ther college, Wahoo, Neb., is taking q
prominent part in campus activities,
according to information received
here.
As chairman of the college home
coming committee she assisted with
arrangements for the event. This in
cluded rally Friday night at which
she gave the pep talk, as well as the
Homecoming banquet and traditional
football game. Sunday services in the
college chapel and at downtown
churches climaxed the celebration.
Miss Benzon Is q member Of the
Wartberg literary society and is serv-
Ing as one Of the editors Of the COL
lege paper in addition to her duties
as alumni correspondent.
She recently was elected chapel
organist and Is a member of the col
lege choir which sings both at the
chapel service and at the Wahoc
Lutheran church each Sunday.
Miss Benzon was graduated from
the Bismarck high school last June
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Miss Laura Schlechter. Tribune
apartments, has gone to Minot on q
several days business trip.
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Mrs. Mary Bradley, Del Norte, Colo.
arrived in Bismarck Saturday evening
for an extended visit with her daugh-
ters, Mrs. G. L. Thompson, 40 Ave-
nue. G, and Mrs. G. ]. Ref, 6l5 Ave.
nue. F.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ]. Dohn, s32
Mandan st., returned Monday morn
ing after q week end motor trip to
New Leipzig and Elgin. They visited
Mrs. Dohns brother, Rudolph Elke
at New Leipzig and at Elgin were
guests Of another brother, William,
Elke.
Mrs. ]. e. Davis and son Wilson
83l Eighth St., and Mrs. Alfred Zuger
sol West Thayer avenue. returned
Sunday evening from Grand Forks
where they attended the Sioux Bison
football game and visited over the
! weekend with Mrs. Davis and Mrs
Zuger's sons, John Davis and Johr,
Zuger. who are students at the Uni.
| versity of North Dakota.
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Miss Marie Booth, Little Falls
Mimi. who has been visiting for sew.
eral weeks at Flasher with her broth.
er-in-law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. M
F. Barrett, returned to Bismarck Sun.
day. Miss Booth has been the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Fred Welker. 40,
Fifth st.. since early summer and viii
spend about a week here before re.
turning to her home.
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Mrs. s. F.. Lambert, 30l Fourth st.
entertained group of IL children a
a 6 o'clock dinner and Hallowe e1
party Saturday evening for he
daughters Virginia and Marcia. Fav
ors in keeping with the season ant
decorations In orange and black wer,
used for the table. The evening wa
spent in playing games and with va
riouS stunts.
Lucille Isaminger, daughter of M,
and Mrs. A. c. Isaminger, 4l4 Yves
Rosser avenue. entertained II grit
at bridge and Halloween party sat
urday evening. Honors in the game
went to Jeanne Kraft. Halloween
favors and appointments were use,
for the refreshment table.
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Costumes depicting many story
book characters were In evidence at
Halloween party given Saturday eve
ming by Mrs. F. A. Byrne, Fort Lin
coin. for her children, Jean and Fran
els. Games and stunts of q Hallowee,
nature furnished entertainment
Pumpkins. black cats and other decor
ations in orange and black were use
about the rooms and for the refresh
ment table, while favors marked tn
places. The guests were IL children
including the following from Bis
marck: Barbara Baker, Pat Youn
and Patty Kraft.
The basement of the Wenner hom
at 10 Rosser avenue was decorated t
represent witches den for the Hal
loween stunt and dancing party give
by lone Wenner and lone Noggle Sat
urday evening. Apple-bobbing an
traditional Halloween contests wer
enjoyed during the early part of tn
evening, with prizes going to Myro
Benser, Edith Guthrie and Julia An
Allen. The remainder of the time wa
spent in dancing, and supper wa
served. Thirty high school class
mates were guests.
II Meetings Of Clubs
II And Social Groups