The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-02-17
SOCIETY NEWS.

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Junior High Operetta
Will Be Given March 5
March 5 has been set as the date
for the presentation Of "Windmills OF
Holland" Will Junior high school
~operetta, at the high school gymnas-
ium, according to G. w. Leifur. prin-
cipal.
Members of the large chorus, which
will have several musical and dance
numbers, have been selected. In this
group will be Hollis Beall, Thora
Beattie, Doreen Church, Lillian Han
son, Clarice Hanson, Lenora Kaldun,
Doria Lampman, Sara Ann Messing
er. Betty Melville, Mary Mailman,
Margaret Peter, Genevieve Rodgers,
Ruth Rand, Leona Sjoblom, Bertha
Bredy, Ruth Bowers, Louise Dietz,
Geraldine Farrar, Lucille Hannaford,
Susie linus, Lillian Martin, Solwelg
Nelson, Veva Mae Scott, Helen Tell
inghuSen.
Grace Wilcox, Fern Yeater, Robert
Mote, Brand Drew, Lenny Laskin,
Milton Rosen, Raymond Yeasley,
Robert King, George Paul, Robert
PETER, Dayton Shipley, Ernest Klein,
Wilbur Bender, Rueben Tellinghusen,
Harvey Toews and Herbert Senzek.
In addition to the regular operetta
scenes, there will be novelty numbers
between acts, MI. Leifur announces.
These features include Dance OF the
Rell Hops by Virginia Cayou, Ruth
Christianson and Peggy Jane Skeels
and a tap dance by Ruth Baker. A
group of boys, are preparing a comedy
oialog act.
Dance numbers for the entertain
inent will be given under n dlrec-
ton of Miss Adeline Ness.
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Initiation services for five new
members were conducted preceding a
social meeting of the Rebekah lodge
Friday evening in the I. O. O. +. al
Blanche Anderson, Eta Scharnowski,
Irene Scharnowski, Estele Maison
and Minnie Howell we're made men,
beers, the work being put on by the
degree team. A social hour followed
and refreshments were served by a
committee made up Of Mrs. j. W.
Scott, Mrs. j. L. Vrzal, Mrs. Joe Nal
SON, Mrs. j. w. Guthrie and Mrs. a.
ScharnoWski.
Members of the Pan-Attic club at
tended the sessions of the third
house." fun-making organization OF
the state legislature, following the
clubs regular luncheon meeting Mon
day afternoon at the Patterson hotel.
Mrs. A. w. Gussner led a discussion
of the topic, What foreign country
/ most want to see, and why" With
each of the various members extolling
the advantages of a particular coun-
try. The remainder of the time was
taken up with reports on current news
events.
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Two tables were in play when Mrs.
Rolf Normann, ITO Avenue E, enter
tanned the members of her bridge club
Monday evening. Honors in the games
were held by Miss Winona Dewhurst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman also were hosts
at a bridge dinner Sunday evening at
their home. Appointments in pastel
shades to form a spring color scheme
were used and covers were placed for
IL. Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Harty and
MI. and Mrs. Henry Groves were
awarded score prizes.
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Bowls Of jonquils formed center
pieces for the tables at the one o'clock
bridge luncheon given Saturday after
noon by Mrs. A. p. Lenhart and Mrs.
j. C. Oberg, at the Lenhart home, LOG
Avenue B West, as the third of a Sc
ries. Appointments in yellow and
green carried out a spring note and
places were marked for is. Score
honors in the bridge games during the
afternoon were held by Mrs. ]. b.
Smith and Mrs. A. w. Stadler.
X X X
Experiments in fiction" was the
theme Of a program given Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. F. A.
Knowles for members of the Monday
club. Miss Ruth King, city librarian.
read a paper on 1.-The New Novel,"
comparing present day fiction with
that of the Victorian era and setting
forth the aims and characteristics OF
novels of today. AS an example OF
the new novel, Mrs. Gordon Cox re-
viewed S~edgewick's "Phillipa."
X X X
Mrs. Nell Pollard reviewed Hack
ett's Henry the Eighth" at a meeting
of Chapter N of the a E. O. Sister,
hood Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. John Page, 1928 Mandan st. She
dwclt particularly on the personal
characteristics of this English mon
arch, showing how these qualities de-
feated his hope for a unified king
dom.
X X X
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. O'Neil, Ala Ninth
St., entertained the members OF their
bridge club at a 2 o'clock dinner Mon
day evening at their home. Appoint
ments suggestive of the spring season
were used for the tables, where covers
we're placed for IL. Mrs. Earle Peck
and A. L. Overbee held honors in the
bridge games after dinner.
\
A study of Chile was conducted by
members of the Woman'S club at q
meeting Monday evening at the home
of Mrs. A. Y. Haglund, 305 West RoS-
ser avenue. Glasses of people, social
life among the richer Chileans and
1ndustrial problems Of the country
were discussed in q paper read by
Mrs. G. e. Pickles.
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\ w. H. Payne, principal Of the Bis
marck high school, will address men,
sbers of the Wachter Parent-TeacherS
association at the regular meeting at
B7:30 O'Clock Wednesday evening at the
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