The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-01-16
Committees Named
For Junior Prom

Six young people from the Slope
territory will serve or committees in
preparation for the annual Junior
prom at the University of North Da-
kota, February 6, according to LATE
Ludwig, Grand Forks, prom manager,
who has just named his COMMITTEES.
They are John Birdzell, son of Justice
and Mrs. L. E. Birdzell, Bismarck;
Amy Brooks, Hazen; Lima Hutton,
Beach; Barbara Beuchler. Kuhn, and
Francis Walsh and Dwight Chea-
than. Makoti.
Hamilton Simons has been named
floor manager. Heading the decora-
lions committee are Lois Kellesvig,
Rugby: Ernest Wenner. Roseau,
Mimi; and Marian Severson, Grand
Forks. Assisting them will be Misses
Brooks, Hutton and Boucher and Mr..
Cheatham, Donald Simonson, and
Floyd Bergquist, Grand Forks; and
George Atkinson, Valley City.
In charge of ticket sales are Duane
Traynor, Devils Lake, and Manuel
Wexler. Watertown, S. D. Raymond
Herriges. Grand Forks, and Donald
Mccarthy, Minnewaukan, are hand
ling publicity, while invitations will
be in charge Of Hannah Eielson, Fiat
ton; Lillian Christensen, Rolette;
and Ethel ~Schlasinger, Streeter.
Glenna Everson, Grafton, and John
Birdzell are In charge of publicity,
with Sylvia Steele, East Grand forks,
Mimi, and Harry Wisehart. Fargo,
preparing features.
Warren Westerberg, st. .aul.
Mimi, Francis Walsh, Makoti, and
Allen Eynon, Gardner, will arrange
lighting effects. Laura Christensen,
Benson, Mimi, and Everett Palmer,
Grand Forks, head the refreshment
committee.
Mrs. Karl Kositzky, 723 Eleventh
street, entertained Wednesday and
Thursday evenings at the first of a
series of bridge dinners she will give.
Sixteen guests were hidden for each
party. Appointments were in blue
and white. with ivory tapers in blue
holders centering the table. Honors
in the card games Wednesday we
ming were held by Mrs. F. E. McCurdy
and Mrs. w. S. Rohrer while Thurs
day evening Mrs. E. A.. Kaiser and
Mrs. Hilda Joslin were high score
winners.
Continuing their studies Of subjects
related to the home, members of the
Sakakawea Junior Girls club listened
to three instructive papers at their
meeting Thursday evening in the In
dian school auditorium. Papers on
how the world Is clothed, how it is
housed and how fed were read by
Marian Slater, Cecilia Warren and
Louise Goudreau, respectively. The
and two associate members. has the
largest membership Of any club in
the state.
Leaders Of Bismarck Girl Scout
troops held a buffet supper party
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs. A. M. Christianson, zoos Fifth
street. Serving was in charge of a
group Of troop lieutenants, including
Misses Alden Paris, Ruth Wetnore,
lila Bigler and Mary Cave. A part
of the evening was spent in discussing
Scout activities and later Charles
Leissman, deputy secretary Of state,
conducted a study Of stars in various
consultations.
Twelve tables we're in play at the
card party held Thursday evening at
the Odd Fellows hall under the aus
pieces of the local Yeomen lodge. |
Score honors for the evening were
held by Mrs. Charles Johnston. Grant,
Marsh and Mrs. John Erickson. The
committee in charge included Mrs. J..
B. Belk, Mrs. L. F. Bechtold, Miss
Catherine Mcdonald, Mrs. H. H. Pill
moor and Mrs. Ed Schlecter.
Mrs. James w.. Guthrie. SO2 Fourth
street, entertained members of st.
Anthony,s Missionary group Thurs
day evening at a card party at her
home. There were guests for five
tables of bridge. Mrs. Thomas Nc
Laughlin and Mrs. ]. E. Lacey held
honors in the games.
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o. w. Roberts, head of the Bis
marck weather bureau, will leave Fri
day evening for Los Angeles, Calf,
to spend about three weeks. He will
join Mrs. Roberts who has been in
California since early fail and will
visit their sons, Warder and Franklin
Roberts.
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Mrs. Walter Renden was hostess
at an informal afternoon bridge party
Thursday at her home. 5O4 Avenue E.
Guests for two tables Of bridge were
invited and honors in the games were
awarded Mrs. G.. A. Render, Mandan