The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-30
ASOCIETY News
Many Reservations Are
Received for Seal Tea

Reservations for this years Christ
mas seal benefit tea, to be held Tues
day afternoon in the Terrace Gardens
Of the Patterson hotel, indicate that
Bismarck women are enthusiastically
backing the movement to raise funds
for anti-tuberculosis work.
While the lists are by no means
complete as yet, large number both
Of table and single reservations have
been received and others are expect
ed to report this afternoon or early
Tuesday. An additional group of
women, whose work or social engage
ments make it impossible for them to
attend the entire afternoon, expect
to come for tea and the showing Of
the movies of Camp Grassick, fresh
air camp maintained by the seal
fund.
Reservations still may be made
with Mrs. G. F. Dullam, chairman, or
her committee, Mrs. 8. w. Corwin,
Mrs. Kelley Simonson, and Mrs. F. A.
knowles.
Listed among those who are taking
tables are Mesdames George F. Shat
er. w. H. Webb, p. G. Remington, F.
A. Knowles, F. A. Lahr, E. p. Quain,
M. M. Ruder, Fred Jansonius, H. ].
Taylor. F. H. Waldo, F. E. Diehl, ]. J.
Rue Jack Fleck, H. H. Pilmoor, II. p.
Goddard. Neil Churchill, w. L. Diven,
A. M. Christianson, John Caplice. Il.
e. Wenzel, George McCay, v: ): Ia
Rose, r. E. F1aherty. w. E. Cole, Wa-
ter Renden, Arthur Tavis, H. M. Berg
A. G. Young, George Bird. r. 8.
Towne. T. H. Thoreson, A. Y. Hag-
iund. L. A. LaRue, G. E. Fossum, A. D.
McKinnon, E. H. L. Vesperman, b. y.
ward and L. H. Carufel.
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Mrs. ]. G. Anderson, $40 E1gntn 81
returned Saturday from Sheloon' ~
q. where she has been visiting WIZ,
relatives and friends for about ~
days.
Mrs. Robert B. Webb. Patterson no
tel. is expected to return this evening
from Kenmare where she visited over
the weekend with her brOther-ln- law
and sister, DR.. and Mrs. Il. Z. Mef-
ritt.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank ]. Smith ano
emal, son. who have been residlne AZ
their cabin south Of Bismarck since
earlv summer, have returned 10 toWn
and are making their home AT VIZ
Eighth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Sette, Szz
Seventh ST., were hosts at oc1oSA
bridge dinner Sunday evening. AP-
nointments in red and green were
used for the tables and covers were
marked for IL guests. After dinner
hridee was played with Mrs. Harry
lewis and Mr.. Sette holding honors'
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick =. Jones
left Sunday for their home at Pla!ts.
vile. Wis. They have spent the last
10 days here with Mr. Jones parents
Mr.. and Mrs. B. E. Jones, 5l9 F1rst
st. A number Of informal social al
fairs were given for Mr.. ana MID
Jones during the last week.
Lewis F. Crawford. Fargo. former
resident OF Bismarck, WILL SPEAK vi
"North Dakota Indians" during q
radio program sponsored BY the
North Dakota Federation OF Womens
clubs, which will be broadcast from
Fargo at 4 p. m. Wednesday. Mr'
Crawford formerly was superinteno..
ent of the state historical society ana
is the author of several books on
North Dakota pioneer life.
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A group Of Is former school friends
of Stanley Wyciskala arranged sur
prise party in his honor Sunday eve
ming at the home Of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Anton Wyciskala, 424 Four
teenth st. The time was passed 50.
cially and refreshments were served
by the self-invited guests. Mr.. wy
ciskala has been at his home here 1or
the last two months while convalesc-
ing from injuries received IN . tram
accident. He has been employed on
the 500 Line out Of Oakes.