The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-02

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Christian Endeavor
To Hold Rally Here
Walter Leroy, Underwood. state
Christian Endeavor president, and
Miss Esther Bremen, Fargo, field
executive secretary, will be speakers
at Christian Endeavor rally in Bis
marck Nov. 1915.
Delegations from each Of the towns
comprising the Bismarck district will
be present for the rally, which also
will be attended by a large group Of
local members.
Program arrangements are being
made by the state officers, assisted
by local members. Several Bismarck
pastors will speak at the meetings.
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Meyer, 912 Fourth
st., are spending few days in Fargo
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. D.
Paulson while Mr.. Meyer is attend
ing the Tri-State Florists associa-
ton convention.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Rue, 309 Ave-
hue B, entertained the members Of
their bridge club at q o'clock pot
luck dinner Saturday. Covers were
marked for eight guests and appoint
ments were In keeping with the sea-
son. It was the first meeting of the
group since last spring.
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Edgar Crewe, son Of DR.. and Mrs.
w. c. Crewe, 808 Second st.. has been
named publicity chairman for the an
nual military ball at the North Da-
kota Agricultural college. Fargo, to
be held sometime during January.
Rea Taylor, Wilton, will head the re-
freshment committee. The ball is
sponsored by Scabbard and Blade, ma
tional honorary military fraternity.
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Twelve boys and girls were enter
tanned at a Halloween costume party
given Saturday evening by Jean Har-
ris, 828 Fifth st. A prize for the
best costume was awarded Barbra
Henry. Others receiving prizes In
the contests and games were John and
Tom Fox and jeanette Croonquist
A large jack o'lantern and yellow
candles centered the refreshment
table which had appointments in
keeping with Halloween. Favors were
candy pumpkins and black cats.
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Contests and stunts appropriate tc
Halloween featured the entertain
ment at q party which Mrs. w. G.
Renden, 504 Avenue r. gave for he1
son Hugo on Friday evening. Ter
school friends were guests. Robert
Bowman received a prize in the
games. Pumpkins and Halloween
silhouettes decorated the rooms while
the supper table had appointments
and favors in orange and black. Billy
Heisler, Mandan, was a guest and
Genevieve Lang. Mandan. assisted
Mrs. Renden with the games.
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Orange and black were featured IL
the decorations for a Halloween din
ner and costume party which Mrs. 1
A. LaRue, 104 Avenue G, gave Sat
urday evening for her daughters
Patricia and Isabel. Places wer
marked for 20 girls at the dinnc
tables, which were centered with jacl
o'lanterns. Favors were in keeping
with the Halloween theme. Ap
propriate games were played durin'
the evening and prizes were won b,
Alice Knowles and Mary Mailman
Costume prizes went to France
Frahm and Betty Jacobson.
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Fourteen small girls were guests a
a birthday party given by Mrs. E. M
Hendricks, 921 Fifth St.. Saturda.
afternoon. in celebration of th'
seventh birthday anniversary Of he
daughter, Ethel. Halloween game
were played. Orange and black cap
and favors in which were place.
candles were at the places when
supper was served. A lighted birth
day cake marked the honored guest;
place. Mrs. Hendricks was assisted
by her daughter Beatrice and b.
Marian Carufel and Isabelle Tied
man.
Mrs. r. j. Twilling and Miss MIL
dred Guam were hostesses at move
Halloween party Saturday evenin!
at Mrs. Twilling's home, 423 Fifth ST
Owls, black cats and ghost silhouette
and other spooky decorations wer
arranged to form an appropriate set
ting. Stunts were enjoyed and late
bridge was played at three tables, US
ing different rules for each table
Prizes were awarded Mr.. and Mrs
Malvin Olson, Mrs. Della Fox AM
Howard Cunningham.
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Halloween games and contests pro
vided entertainment at party give
by Mrs. Merton J. Orr, GIT Fourt
street, on Saturday afternoon for ne
daughter, Betty Lee. Ten small glrl
were guests. Ann Bergeson was tn
winner in q balloon contest and Mar
Ian Ruth Byandes and Marily
Duemeland received pribes In blind
fold contest. Noisemakers made t
represent jack o'lanterns, caps an
bags of candy marked the place
when supper was served. Blac