The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-09
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awards to Be Made at
Garden Club BANQUET

awards to Be Made at
Garden Club Banquet
Officers will be elected and prizes
In the 1881 and the three-year Yaru
and Garden contest will be awarded
at the annual banquet Of the Garden
club Thursday evening. It will be
served at $50 o'clock In the dining
hall of the First Presbyterian church.
A musical program and an address
will be features Of the program. in
addition to the presentation Of prizes to
those persons having the best yards
this year and those showing the
lreatest improvement over three
year period. Awards will be present.
ed by Mrs. Henry Duemeland, presi-
cent Of the Garden club.
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Dr.. and Mrs. j. o. Thoreson, Ma
son apartments, have as their guest
for q, few days DR.. Thoreson's sister,
llrs. Fred L. Weeks, Fargo.
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Mrs. G. w. ,Janke and children,
Jimmy and Norma, 803 Eleventh st.
have left fc: Linton to spend a week
With Mrs. Jankes parents, Rev. and
1,Tr-. j. Eichler.
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Miss Blanche Gastonquay. teach
e. at the Bismarck high school, re-
turned Sunday from Valley City
where she spent the week : end with
friends.
Mrs. Spencer Boise and daughter
Elizabeth, 618 West Thayer avenue,
have returned from Minot where they
visited over the weekend with Mrs
Roise's brother-in-law and sister.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. Loberg.
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Miss Jean Goodrich and Miss Flor
ence Gilbertson. teachers at Elgtn.
returned to Elgin Sunday after at
tending the state convention Of the
North Dakota Education association.
During their stay they were guests at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eldon An
terson, 422 Third st
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Mrs. R. B. Mahoney. 718h Mandar
St. entertained eight guests at
bridge party at her home Saturday
evening. Score honors In the games
were awarded to Mrs. Roy Mills ana
Chester Pfleeger. A green ana wnite
color scheme was carried out IN the
table appointments.
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MIR. and Mrs. John Caplice, whose
marriage took place October a. re-
turned to Bismarck Sunday aiter
trim to Chicago and points In Wiscon'
sin and Minnesota. They Will make
their home in the Rose apartments.
Mrs. Caplice was formerly Miss Ruin
Pollard.
Mrs. Hugo Solberg, Naughton town.
ship. and Miss Olive Wolfoerg, DICK
inson. left Sunday for their homes
after spending the last few days IN
bismarck with Mrs. L. P. Mahoney.
Both Mrs. solberg and Miss Wolfberg
attended the North Dakota Eouca'aon
association convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Herzog ana Gnu.
dren. David, Paul and Ruth. Bow
man. N. D., left Saturday for their
nome after q few days visit here with
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Smith, sos Fifth
ST. While here they attended several
sessions of the North Dakota Educa-
ton association.
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Mrs. Lillian West, Henderson,
Mimi. who has been visiting at the
home of her son-inlaw and daughter.
Mrs. Lars Kleppe, 302 Griffin st., and
with a son and daughter-in.law, MIR.
and Lee West, 801 Fifth ST., for sew
eral days, will leave this evening lot
Great Falls, Mont, to visit relatives.
She plans to stop In Bismarck again
on her way home from Great FAILS.
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A green and silver motif was car
ried out in the table appointments
when Miss Josephine Cervinski, 509
Tenth st., entertained the members
of a dance club at a 7 o'clock dinner
Saturday evening. Tiny black flower
nots holding modernistic silver flowers
marked the places for the IL guests.
Bridge was played after dinner and
later the group attended the dance
at the Dome.
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Miss Ruth Woods, 208 West Broad
way, left Monday morning Tor Mex
leo, Mo-, where she will join sister
and accompany her to San Diego,
Calf, where they plan to make their
future home Miss Woods has been
employed in the offices Of the North
Dakota Power and Light company for
several wears. She was honored at a
number of farewell affairs, one OF
which was a luncheon given Saturday
afternoon by Miss Catherine Boden-
stab and Miss Irene .Ramsland at the
Bodenstab home, $40 Mandan st.
yellow pompons and harmonizing ap-
pointments were used for the lunch
con table and places were marked tor
IL guests Miss Woods received gi1t.
Mrs. Fred L. Weeks, Fargo, was
guest.
Chrysanthemums in tones OF yell
low. bronze and orange formed the
table centerpieces for the 80 o'clock
bridge luncheon given SATURDAY aIIer-
noon by Mrs. F. B. Strauss. 22S FIRST
st. Autumn leaves and appointments
in keeping with the season completed
the decorations. Covers were marked
for 20 guests. Bridge was played dur
ing the afternoon. with Mrs. s. w.
Corwin receiving the prize. A favor
was presented Mrs. B. H. Hardinger,
Mattoon, Ill, who was guest Of hon
or. Mrs. Strauss also entertained a
company of women at bsidge satur-
day evening. Cards were played at
three tables and the score award was