The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-23
Miss Palmer to Attend
Washington Meeting

represent North OakOJa AZ Oan-
uuet Dec. 5, in washington, D. G..
which will be feature Of the ma
tional regional conference Of the w
C.. T. u. in session there Dec. 4-7
The meetings and banquet will be IN
the gardens Of the Mayflower hotel
AS her guests at the banquet, Miss
Palmer will have the North Dakota
senator's and representatives ano
their wives, all Of whom have sig
nified their intention to attend. Miss
palmer also will carry the state flag
in q demonstration In which delega-
tions from the various states Will
participate.
Immediately following the confer
ence. Miss Palmer will attend the ma
tional council Of state superinten-
dents, to be held in washington
Dec. Z and 8.
She will leave late this afternoon
for Lisbon, where on Tuesday eve
ming she will speak at q dedicatlon
program at q rural school building
From there she goes to Minneapolis
to spend Thanksgiving day with
friends and will make stops IN Cnl-
cago and New York before going 70
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon samuelson
and daughter, of Glendive, Mont, ar
rived Sunday to spend Thanksgiving
with Mr.. Samuelson's brother-in-law
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Ulmer, 4O2
Mandan st.
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Mrs. O. F. johnson, Bismarck,
spent the weekend in jamestown Is
the guest Of her grandmother, MIS-.
A. M. Dahl
Miss Mary Nierling, jamestown,
who underwent an operation TOR ap-
pendicitis two weeks ago at the ~.
AlexiuS hospital, has recovered SUI
ficiently to return to her home.
The Misses Viola Toews, Ethel
Childs and Angela Matejeck and
Thomas Hedges, Bismarck, accom-
panied by Walter Blakesley, Man
dan. and Lloyd Bierscheid, Dickin-
son, motored to Maxbass Sunday 70
spend the day with Mr.. Hedges par
ents and with friends.
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In honor Of the 18th birthday an
niversary of her son Harvey, Mrs. p.
N. Toews, 615 Sixth street, entertain
ed a group Of young people at an IN
formal party at the Toews' home Sat-
urday evening. Various games were
played and q birthday supper was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Gilbert, who
have made their home at 600 Avenue
D for some time, will leave Tuesday
for Minneapolis where they plan to
reside in the future. After Thanks
giving Mr.. Gilbert intends to return
to Bismarck to spend few weeks at
tending to matters Of business.
A THANKSGIVING decorative note was
carried out in the appointments for
a potluck dinner Saturday evening
when Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Andrus,
1904 Eighth ST., entertained the men,
bers of their bridge club. Cards were
played at two tables after dinner,
with Mrs. j. I. Arman and Mr.. An
drus receiving : prizes .
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest M. Davis, $50
Sixth street, were hosts at . Z
O'Clock dinner party Saturday eve
ming for members Of their bridge
club. Appointments In shades OF red
carried out a Thanksgiving motif In
the table decorations and places were
marked for IL guests. Bridge was
played after dinner, with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Arnot holding high scores.
Mrs. B. G. Cross, 6001i Avenue D,
entertained q company Of nine ladies
at a / o'clock bridge luncheon Satur-
day afternoon at the Patterson hotel.
Yellow chrysanthemumsa and appoint
ments in matching shades formed
the table decorations. Mrs. Frank
Aughney and Mrs. r. s. Towne held
honors in the bridge games during
the afternoon.
Mrs. Carl Nelson, 922 Eighth st.,
Mrs. George j. Brown, 218 Avenue G.,
and Mrs. G. A. Schuck, 822 Avenue @,
returned Saturday from Minneapolis
and St. Paul, where they have spent
the last 10 days. Mrs. Nelson visited
her daughter, Miss Elsie Nelson, q
student at the University Of Minneso-
ia. and Mrs. Brown spent part Of the
time with her daughter, Catherine.
who is attending the College OF St.
Catherine.
Mrs. Frank Swancutte, Riceville,
Iowa. Mrs. Ben Woolworth, Usage,
Iowa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Cor
don. Des Moines, Iowa, arrived Satur-
day for a short visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jesse Gordon, 1904 Broadway.
Mrs. Swancutte IS sister and Mrs.
Woolworth q cousin Of Mr.. Gordon,
while Sidney Gordon Is his nephew.
THE party left Bimarck Sunday for
Beach, where they will spend several
days with Sidney Gordon's father,
George Gordon, returning Friday Tor
q longer visit.
To honor Mrs. H. G. Po6tlethwatte
st. Paul, former resident Of Bismarck,
who is her guest, Mrs. f. ]. Taylor,
511 Sixth street, held open house Fri
day afternoon. About 50 old-time
friends Of Mrs. Postlethwaite called
during the receiving hours, which
were from three until six o'clock.
Mrs. Taylor was assisted at the tea
table and in the rooms by Mrs. g. F.
Dullam, DR.. Fannie Dunn Quain,
Mrs. Fred Jansonius, Mrs w. l.
Nuessle and Mrs. George +. VIII.
Miss Ruth Mary johnson, 623 Sec
ond street, entertained e company OF
IL young people at her home Sat,lr-
day evening on the occasion Of her