The Bismarck tribune., 1931-06-26
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Church School Closing

at A:30 O'CLOCK sunday a1CernOOn In
the church school rooms. The school,
which has been in session for the last
three weeks. closed Friday afternoon.
Those taking part and the charac-
ters they will portray are: Henrietta
Ohde, Humanity; Marjorie Edson,
America; Margaret Forster, Life:
Beverly Danley. Liberty; Betty Jacob
son, Happiness; Robert Humphreys.
Pilgrim; Robert Vogel. Continental;
Paul Cowan, backwoodsman. Those
composing the old racial group will
be jeanette Morris, an Indian girl;
George Constans, an Alaskan boy:
Morgan Jones, Mexican boy; For
rest Henderson, Negro boy; Adelene
Ohde, q mountaineer girl.
In the group representing children
of the cities and towns will be Edna
Lyngstad, q Jewish girl; Joan Nor
ton, a crippled girl; Fred Green. a
newsboy; and Beatrice Hendricks. q
Slavic girl.
Working children will be repre-
sented by Frank vogel, a farmer
boy; Lynn Danley. a breaker boy;
Pearl Norum, mill girl: Betty Walla,
a worker in the beet fields: Jack
Lyngstad, son Of a lumberjack.
Marjorie Mac1ntyre will depict the
pioneer spirit: Doris Lyngstad, Edu-
cation; Julia Dickerson, partnership;
and Marcia Logee, Faith.
Attendance certificates will be
presented the children at the close
of the program and later parents and
friends will view the exhibit OF hand
work which is to be arranged at one
side of the room.
The primary group enjoyed pic
mic Friday morning at the Mandan
chatauqua park, while the older
groups held a picnic dinner in the al
ternoon at the Wilbur Field farm.
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Miss Lois Pearce, who will become
the bride Of Chester Stanley Novak,
Tulsa, Okla, early next week. was a
guest of honor at bridge party CIV
en- Thursday evening by Mrs. Paul A.
Cook and Mrs. j. l.. Barth. at the
Cook home, 80l Fifth st. There were
guests for three tables and score hon
ors went to Mrs. Warren Watson,
Mandan, and Miss Gladys Pearce. A
favor was presented the bride-to-be
Bouquets of pink roses and appoint
ments in pastel shades were used Tor
the tables.
In compliment to Mrs. c. A. Menge,
Neville, N. D., Mrs. J. M. Shrek en-
tertained eight guests at a bridge
party Thursday evening at her
home, TIC Third st. Red and white
peonies were used in the decorations.
Score honors for the afternoon went
to Mrs. G. c. st. Cyr and Mrs. H. G.
Hidden and a favor was presented to
the honored guest. Mrs. Menge. VINO
has been visiting here for two weeks
with her daughter. Mrs II. A. Lewis
418 Tenth St., left Friday for her
home.
Mr., and Mrs. r. L. Melville, $40
Eleventh ST., returned Thursday from
Fargo where Mr.. Melville has been
attending the state firemen's conven-
ton. They were accompanied here
by Miss Gretchen Bjorquist, Moor
head, Mimi, a sister Of Mrs. Melville,
and by her cousin, Miss Beatrice An
derson, Motley. Minn., who will visit
here for a time.
Mrs. Eldon Anderson, 422 Third ST.,
entertained 10 children at q birthday
party Friday afternoon In honor OF
her son. Loren, who was observing
his third birthday. A cake. decorat-
ed in pink and green. centered the
table and strearners in these colors
also were used. Mrs. r. T. Bramwell
and Miss Vivian Wagner assisted
Mrs. Anderson.
Miss Evelyn Freeberg, $40 Fourth
st., returned Thursday from a
months trip to Minneapolis, Chicago,
and other points in Minnesota and
Wisconsin, where she visited witt,
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Van Neste, 500
Avenue A, will leave early Sunday
morning on a two weeks motor trip
which will take them through the
Black Hills and the Big Horn noun
tains In Wyoming.
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Henry Tatley, longtime resident 81
Burleigh county. returned Thursday
from Los Angeles, Calf. where he
has spent the last month. Ee will
stay in Bismarck for the remainder
Of the summer.
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Miss Betty Smith and Joe Yavlon-
sky, who have been guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Macovos. 222
Eleventh st., for the last week. left
Thursday for their home in Minnc-
apolis.
Mrs. e. A. Greenwood, 4l2 Eighth
st., returned to Bismarck Thursday
evening from jamestown. where she
has been visiting for about 10 days
at the home Of Mrs. A. ]. Withan
and with other friends.
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Mrs. r. +. Bramwell, $40 Fifth ST.,
has returned from a months vaca-
ton trip to points in Illinois, Mime
sofa and Wisconsin.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Mason, 40a
Mandan st., are visiting In James
town at the home Of Mrs. Clara
Schmoldt.
Miss Cora Dahl has returned to her
home at Valley City after spending
several days here on business.
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