The Bismarck tribune., 1931-10-01
SOCIETY NEWS.
Dinner Dance Honors
Maccabees Official

Ninety members Of the Order Of
Maceabecs order OF Bismarck and
Mandan were present for dinner
Wednesday evening at the Glen Echo
resort honoring Mrs. Elizabeth Jones,
Detroit. Mich, supreme commander.
and D. Mcnamara, Fargo, state COM
mander.
Talks by Mrs. Jones on national ac-
Stivities Of the organization and by
Mr.. Mcnamara on the value OF fra
ternal insurance featured the dinner.
Later there was dancing.
A committee comprised OF John
:, Lohstretter. Allen Grosgebauer and
Warren Williams, all of Mandan, was
in charge of the affair.
A new Maccabees hive with char
ter membership of IS will be institute
ed at meeting this evening at the
Patterson hall. Mrs. Jones will ad-
dress the gathering and conduct the
installation.
Mrs. Arthur Bauer, tbs Sixth street,
was hostess to members of st. Mary's
missionary group Wednesday evening
at her home There were guests for
three tables Of bridge and Mrs. Harry
Homan and Mrs. c. S. Fossum held
high scores. Appointments sugges-
tive of Halloween were used and
garden flowers decorated the rooms.
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Miss Helen Nelson entertained the
members of her bridge club Tuesday
evening at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. G. j. Worner. $40 Griffin street.
Bridge was played at two tables and
score prizes were awarded Misses
Josephine Ceryinski and Odelle
Venne.
Announcements have been received
here of the birth of son to Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Penwarden of Oskaloosa,
Iowa, on Sept. 26. Mr.. Penwarden is
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Pen
&warden, ST., 1902 Broadway. and Mrs.
Penwarden was formerly Miss Mary
Belle Hunt Of this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Peterson, Santa
Maria. Calf. are here for visit with
!. Mrs Petersons sisters, Miss Myrtle
Hight of the state tax commissioners
office and Mrs. S. E. Rausch. Mandan.
They also will be guests of Warden
G. G. Turner and Mrs. Turner at their
home in the warden's residence at the
state penitentiary. They came here
from Dickinson where they spent
week with relatives and friends Mr..
Peterson is publisher OF the Santa
Maria Daily Times.
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For Captain and Mrs. c. A. Hoss,
who are leaving Fort Lincoln Friday
for the west, Captain and Mrs. H. E.
Stow and Captain and Mrs. Bird Lit
tie entertained a company Of friends
at an informal party Wednesday eve
ming at the Stow quarters at the post.
Mrs. r. E. George, Chicago, was a
guest from out Of the city. After
months visit in Seattle and Portland,
Captain and Mrs. Hoss will go to
Mather Field, near Sacramento,
Calf, where Captain Hoss will be
stationed at the air corps field.
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roy. who with her two daughters will
leave next week for Washington, D.
c. to join Mr.. Gilroy, Mrs. N. Lloyd
Lillestrand and Mrs. Alfred Dale en-
tertained at bridge Wednesday eve
ming at the Lillestrand home, 316
Mandan ST. Guests were eight init
mate friends. Honors In the games
were held by Mrs. Gilroy and Mrs.
Roy Lawrence and a favor was pre-
sented to the honor glest. Fall flow
ers and appointments in keeping with
the season were used for the tables.
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= Mrs. T. H. Steffen, who is leaving
Bismarck to make her home in Cedar
Falls, Iowa, was guest of honor at
an informal party given Wednesday
evening by Mrs. L. H. Fredricks, 234
West Thayer avenue. The guests
were members of Circle No. of the
Trinity Lutheran Ladies All society
and Mrs. Steffen was presented with
q gift from the group. An orange
and green motif was carried out in
the decorations, and bowls of calcn-
dulas were placed about the rooms
Mr.. and Mrs. Steffen and their
daughter Nileen expect to leave this
evening for Cedar Falls.
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The annual dinner party for men,
berS of the Wednesday bridge club
and their husbands was given We'd
nesday evening at the Bismarck
Country club. Bouquets of sweet
peas and appointments in harmon
izing pastel shades were used for the
table, where places were marked for
"a. Baskets Of late garden flowers
were arranged about the dining
room. Later bridge was played, with
DR.. r. s. Towne holding high score.
Mrs. S. w. Corwin, Mrs. Towre and
Mrs. Burt Finney were in charge of
arrangements for the party.