The Bismarck tribune., 1931-12-31
day colors, red and green. Score
prizes for the evening went to Mise
Elsie Mac Nelson and Mary Cave.

day colors, red and green. Score
prizes for the evening went to Misse 5
Elsie Mac Nelson and Mary Cave.
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Mrs. Harold Breen entertained a
company of IA girls and boys at a
birthday party Tuesday afternoon at
her home north of Bismarcl. in honor
Of the fifth birthday anniversary Of
her son. Donald. Games were played.
A birthday cake decorated In red and
green and holiday favors adorned the
rcfreshment table.
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The Misses Elizabeth and Magda-
lene Manning were hostesses at 4
bridge party Tuesday evening at their
home, 2l0O Avenue A. There were
guests for two tables and Miss Ruth
Dunlop received the score prize.
Holly and red candles were used in
the table decorations.
William F.. Fortune and son Joh,
of Fargo arrived in Bismarck Wed
nesday to spend the New Year hol!-
day with his mother. Mrs. Thomas
Fortune, 812 Second street, and with
his sister, Mrs. T. E. Flaherty, GOT
Sixth street.
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Mrs. George +. Shefer and George
Si1afer, Jr.. 800 Avenue B, returned TO
Bismarck Wednesday from Watford
City, where they spent a few days
with relatives. They were accom-
panied here by Mrs. Shaiers mother,
Mrs. L. A. Kellogg, Wa.ford City
who will be guest of Governor and
Mrs. Shafer for the remainder OF the
winter.
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Francis Flanerty will arrive New
Years day for brief visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. 7. E. Fla
herty, GOT Sixth street. He is el,
route from Spokane, where he spent
Christmas with Mrs. Flaherty, to ST.
Louis to resume his studies at the
medical school at st. Louis univer-
stiy. He will leave Saturday for ST.
Louis.
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The New Year idea was featured In
the appointments for ! o'clock
bridge luncheon given Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Gordon Cox, 6l2 West
Thayer avenue, when she entertained
the members of her bridge club.
White tapers lighted the tables and
covers we're placed for II. Score
prizes in the bridge games were
awarded to Mrs. M. B. Gilman and
Mrs. Paul Remington, Jr.
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Miss Frances Heath was hostess to
group of eight young women at an
informal party Wednesday evening at
the home of her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. E. A. Heath, 1862 Avenue
C. The guests were entertained with
games and contests during the earlier
part of the evening and prize was
awarded to Miss Ruth johnson. Later
bridge was played. Red candles and
appointments in red and green FORM
ed a holiday motif for the table.
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BOUQUETS of roses, carnations and
baby breath and appointments tc
harmonize formed the table decora'
tions for the / o'clock bridge luncheon
given Wednesday afternoon by Mrs
j. B. Leach, Bismarck, in honor O
Miss Helen Alfonte, San Jose, Calf
formerly Of this city. There were Il
guests. Miss Bernice Klein and MIS-
beatrice Bowman held honors IN the
bridge games and Miss Alfonte re-
ceiyed a gift. The hostess was assist
ed by Mrs. J. J. Green. Miss Alfonte
a student at the University OF Nortt
Dakota, is spending the holidays here
with Miss Ardeth Gussner.
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Miss Cora Marie Strauss was
guest of honor at a bridge party Civ
en- wednesday evening by MIS-
Eileen Doerner, 1910 Fifth street
Twelve young women, including sew
eral here for the holidays, wer'
guests. Miss Strauss and Mis-
Eleanor Mcdonald were aWarde'
prizes In the bridge games and IN