The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-16
&QCIETY:NEWS

Burleigh County Girl
Will Represent State
At All Club Congress
Miss Esther Watson. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Watson, McKen-
zie, will be North Dakota's represent
ative in the national All Club girls
dress style revue contest, to be staged
as part Of the tenth national Boys
and Girls All Club Congress in Chi
cago Nov. ~ to Dec. S.
The Burleigh county girl, who was
selected as one Of the states out
standing All club girls this year, re-
ceived the honor for having the best
display of garments of her own max
ing at the 1890 style show.
At the national revue Esther Wat
son will model clothing made by her
self from one Of the following classes:
Cotton school dress, wool tailored
dress, tailored silk dress or in
formal party dress.
The highest scoring individual in
each of the four divisions will be
awarded three-weeks educational
tour to American historical shrines,
the trip to be made in July, 1882. The
rational winner will receive a gold
medal in addition to the trip. with
gold wrist watches going to the con-
testants placing second and third.
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Miss Lillian Cook, secretary of the
state library commission, left Mon
day for Jamestown and Glendale on
a business trip for the commission.
Harriet Rosen, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. AL ROSen, 119 Avenue A.. will
play a group Of piano numbers at
9:l5 o'clock Wednesday morning over
the local radio station. Selections TO
be given are "TanzweiSe," Meyer
Helmund and "Album. Leaf" Grieg.
Harriet RoSen Is pupil OF Mrs. jean
ette Frendoors; y y
MIR. and Mrs. Theodore Quanrud
and daughter Helen, COL Seventh
street, left Monday morning by car
for Minneapolis on several days
business and pleasure trip. They
were accompanied by Miss Delora
Samuelson, 402 Mandan street, who
will visit relatives there for few
days.
Mrs. B. H. Hardinger and daugh-
ter. Mary Jane, Mattoon, ILL.,, who
have spent the last three weeks in
Bismarck as the guests OF Mrs.
Hardinger's brother-in-law and sis
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Roberts, III
Main avenue, left Sunday for their
home. During her visit here Mrs.
Hardinger was guest of honor at
a number Of social affairs.
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Mrs. w. j. Dobson, 222 West Main
avenue, was hostess to members OF
the Bismarck Homemaker's club Fri
day afternoon. The project lesson
on children's clothes was in charge
of Mrs. Joseph Kirby and Mrs. Char
les McGoon. The group will hold
its next meeting Dec. II at the home
of Mrs. A. j. Selby, 615 Anderson St.
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Miss Esther Monson, secretary to
CONGRESSMAN o. F. Burtness, Grand
Forks. arrived in Bismarck Sunday
for q short visit with her mother
Mrs. I. G.. Monson. 318 Ave. B West
before going to washington, D. C..
for the winter season. Mrs. Monsou
will accompany her daughter there
to spend several months with her and
another daughter, Miss Anne Mon
son. who also Is employed In Wash
ington.
Miss Lillian Agnew left Monday
afternoon for her home in Menoken
after spending the weekend in Bis
marck at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Daniels, 9l1 Engle avenue. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniels also had as their
father. John Gates. Hazelton, who
has been receiving treatments at the
Bismarck hospital for the last six
weeks. He returned to his home
Sunday afternoon.
For Mary Jane Hardinger. Mattoon
ILL.,, who with her mother has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. Q. W.
Roberts, Jean and Barbara Baker en-
tertained q group of small girls at an
informal party Saturday afternoon
Games were played. Guests included
Ruth and Helen Hedden, Virginia and
Mary Ann Cox. Caroline Atkinson
Sally Ann Fleck, and Beverly Gun
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Bavendick, 7O9
Third st., entertained the members OF
their bridge club at q o'clock dinner
Saturday evening. Bouquets Of red
carnations and appointments in red
and white were used for the tables
where covers were marked for II
guests. The evening was spent In
playing bridge, with Mr.. and Mrs
Carl Knudtson holding honors. Mr.
and Mrs. A. r. Miesen, st. Paul
formerly Of Bismarck, were among the
guests.
Yellow chrysanthemums were the
featured decorations for the o'clock
bridge luncheon given by Mrs. M. W.
Roam, 222 Park st., on Saturday after
noon at the Lewis and Clark hotel
Mandan. The affair was in compli-
ment to Mrs. 3. HI Hardinger. Mat
toon. Ill, and guests were 16 friends
of the guest Of honor. The chry-
santhemum motif was carried out in
the table appointments and the bridge
tallies. Score awards for the after
noon were made to Mrs. Harold 6or-
enson and Mrs. e. G. Patterson and q
guest favor was presented Mrs. Hard
inger.
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Three jamestown women, Mrs. Paul
Lutz, Mrs. Dorrance Freese and Mrs
George Game, were honored at q
progressive bridge supper given by
Mrs. b. O. Refvem and Mrs G. G. st
Cxe SATURDAY. evening Bridge was