The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-07-24
SOCIETY NEWS.
O~ld-Fashioned Girl
Rules Modern Home

Rules Modern Home
Paris, July 24.-R-The old-fash-
toned girl in stiff, rustling silks came
to life In modern Partisan couturiers'
salons Friday, as dressmakers swung
into their second day Of fall style ex-
hibitions displaying modes for modish
Americans.
From buttoned basques like grand
mother used to wear to full -skirted
taffeta evening gowns trimmed with
yards OF ruchings, Fridays showing
reflected the mauve decade, fulfilling
earlier predictions of an old-fash-
ioned winter mode.
Mrs. Robert Palmer, Fairmont,
MIMI, and her daughter, Miss Mary
Palmer, New York, have left for Fair
mont after a visit here with their
son and brother, L. v. Palmer, assist
ant manager at the Paramount thea
ter.
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Vernal Anderson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. G.. Anderson, GIT Eighth st.,
has gone to Lidgerwood for a visit
with his grandmother, Mrs. Josephine
Prochaska.
Miss Helen Targart, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Targart, 705 Sixth
St, was hostess at a bridge dinner
"Wednesday evening in honor Of the
Misses Dolores and Jane johnson,
minneapolis, and Miss Annette Lei
bole. The Misses johnson VI here
for a visit with their aunt, Mrs. S. A.
Tloren, and Miss Leibole, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Leibole, has re-
Gently returned from Philadelphia,
where she has been studying piano
for the last year. Garden flowers IN
pastel tones were used on the tables
where covers were placed for II
quests. Honors in the bridge games
after dinner were held by Miss Nina
Melville, and favorS were presented
the three honored guests. During the
evening piano numbers were played
by Miss Leibole and Miss Ruth Cor
don.
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Mrs. william A. Schwartz. 100
Fourth ST., entertained at a birth
day party Wednesday afternoon for
her daughter, Pearl, who was IL years
old. Guests were IL girls. The att
ernoon was spent with games and
later refreshments were served at a
table centered with a bowl Of sweet
peas.
Mrs. M, j. Fadden has left for Min
neapolis where she will spend about
10 DAYS with her son-in-laW and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. George M
Smith. Before her marriage in June
Mrs. Smith was Miss Reba Fadden.
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Mrs, Anna Gradin, Minneapolis
has arrived for a short visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs D. McPhee, 9l7
Sixth st. Mrs. Gradin is a former
Bismarck resident and is the mother
of the late Lloyd Spetz, for whom the
local American Legion post is named
AS a gold-star mother she visited ms
grave in France last ummer as the
guest of the U. S. government.
MI. and Mrs. @. A. Hagberg, Mason
apartments, left Friday morning by
plane for Minneapolis, where they
will visit for a short time.
Miss Mabel Smith, Havre, Mont.
and Miss Geneva JOas, Chippewa
Falls. Wis, shared honors at a bridge
party given by Mrs. G. r. Kositzky
and her daughter, Miss Catherine
Kositzky. at their home, 1913 Eleventh
St.. Thursday night. Miss Smith Il
visiting her aunt, Mrs. c. A. Schuck
and Miss Joas is the guest Of hel
cousin, Mrs. G. w. Peterson. brloge
was played at two tables and prizes
went to Mrs. G. A. Schuck and MRS
p. Z. Owens. Sweet peas and other
garden flowers were used In the tanle
appointments.
Mrs. Emily Lockwood, Sealnstress al
the u. s. Indian school, left Thurs
dav evening for Oakland, Calf.
where she will visit with her sons
James and wellesley, and her daugn-
ter. Miss Loretta. She plans 10 OF
away for five weeks.
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Mrs. Albert Weber, Towner, is here
for a visit at the home OF justice ane
Mrs. A. M. Christensen, loo5 Fiji
st.
In honor of Mrs. Lloyd Hamlin,
bride of this month, her sister, MRS
= A. Ebeling and Mrs. Otto Ayre
and Mrs. A. G. Dance ente!ta!ile
Thursday evening at the Eoellns
nome at Menoken. The affair was II
the nature of a bridge party ard mis-
cellaneous shower. Bridge was playet
at six tables and honors were award
ed Mrs. Lawrence Barr, A.. G: Danca
and Mrs. l.. S. Blensley. Later Mrs
Hamlin received her gifts. Amonl
the guests from Bismarck were MI
and Mrs. Hamlin, Mr.. and MRS. Law
renee BAR. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. s. Blens'
lev and Mrs. Thomas Cooper. Mrs
Hamlin also was complimented at
small informal tea given Thursda!
afternoon by Mrs. H. A. McNutt, 1l
Fifth ST. Guests were a few schoo
friends.
Judge and Mrs Fred Jansonius, 81
Fourth st., entertained a company O
20 Of q. bridge dinner Thursday eve
n;nr at their home. Appointment
were in pastel shades with bouquet
nf snapdragons and baby breath cen
tarinc the tables which were nghte'
VoA.~e ..sc Nords u,ere n1aVe,