The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-16
Bismarck Women Back
From Visit in Norway

A1Cer q VlSlC WIFI IelaC1VcS III NOA
way and a tour of several European
countries, Mrs. M. w. Arndt, 923
Eighth st., has returned to Bismarck.
She spent about five weeks with her
father, H. K. Bratten and other rela-
tives at Col, Norway.
Accompanied by Miss Hilda Boe,
Bismarck, she toured Sweden and
Denmark, going from Copenhagen to
Paris where they spent several days.
They sailed from Cherbourg on the
Empress of Britain, landing in Que
bee Oct. IL.
Miss Boe, who visited relatives at
Tordal, Norway, during the summer.
is spending a few days in Minneapolis
and will return to Bismarck this
weekend.
Cynthia Dursena and Harriet
Eosen, piano pupils of jeanette
F'rendborg. will be presented in q
short recital over KFYR Saturday
afternoon at Ais o'clock.
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Mrs. Philip Blank, New Salem, for
merly of Bismarck, entertained the
members Of her bridge club at her
home at New Salem Thursday eve
ming. Guests were group of Bis
marck young women. Bridge was
played at three tables and honors
were held by Mrs. w. J. Devlin and
Mrs. Blank. Bouquets Of garden
flowers were used in the decorations
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Mrs. Diana Avritch, Bismarck, and
Thomas M. Burch, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. w. Burch, 205 Second street
were married Wednesday afternoon
at the Methodist parsonage by the
Rev. Walter E. Water, pastor Of the
McCabe Methodist Episcopal church
They will make their home here.
Mrs. Sander Johnson and Mrs
Clarence Thronson were hostesses at
a bridge party Thursday evening at
the johnson home. SIT West Rosse1
avenue. Guests were members OF
their bridge club. Cards were play
ed at three tables. with Mrs. Ben F
Eppler, Mrs. Carl Tullberg and Mrs
Selma Jacobson receiving prizes
Halloween decorations were used fol
the tables.
Mrs. Frank Andrist, 508 Avenue E
entertained a company of 16 boys and
girls at farewell party Thursday
for Tommy Meade. son of Mrs. Julia
Meade, who Is leaving for California
to reside. Games OF Halloween ma
ture were played during the after
noon and refreshments were served
at tables decorated with jack'o'lan-
terms, witches ard other Halloween
favorc.
Members of the Berean Bible class
Of the First Evangelical church wers
guests at farewell party for Miss
Ella Voge, a member of the Bismarc.,
hospital staff who is leaving for hel
home at Deer River. MINI. The
party was given Thursday evening al
the home Of Mrs. William Martin
314 Eighth street. Miss Voge wa:
presented with a gift of Sterling
silver from the group, of which she
has been a member for several years
The hostess was assisted by Mrs
Merrill Larkin in serving refresh.
mentS.
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Mrs. j. w. Snow, Mrs. Grover Riggs
and Miss Catherine Mcdonald were
in charge of the Halloween party foI
children of Yeomen, given Thursday
afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall
under the auspices of the local Yeo-
man lodge. Halloween games and
stunts were enjoyed and later re.
freshmentS were served at tables
decorated with Halloween favors
Each child received a souvenir. The
same committee arranged for the
Yeoman lodge meeting Thursday
evening, which was followed by card
party. Bunco was played at foul
tables and Mrs. A. E. Shipp and Mrs
G. M. Langum were awarded prizes