The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-03-18
Bean Chorus Will Be
Feature of Operetta

Song and dance numbers by q Bean
chorus will be one Of the novel feat
ures Of the Junior operetta, Jack and
the Beanstalk." which will be present
ed Wednesday evening, March IS, 81
the city auditorium. A matinee fol
children will be given at I O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. Children from al
grades of the city schools are taking
part in the production, which Is under
the direction Of Miss Ruby Wilmot
city music supervisor.
In the Bean chorus are:
Robert Bressler, Waldemar Person
John Kunkel, Donald Sjoblom, Yer
o Hannaford, Ivan Franklin. Jaca
Everts, Vernon Peterson, Robert
johnson. Kelly Smith, Forest Hender-
son, Robert Lipp, Richard Davis
Bruce Plomasen, John Guinness, Bert
Mailman, Edgar Schultz, Donald
Erickson, Herbert Hill, Burt Corwin
Harry Rosenthal, Earl Beatt. Gerald
Brynjulson, Bobby Smith. Fred Meske
Kenneth Smith. Harold Caya
Arnold Winfree, Theodore Lampman
Anton Doll, Nicholas Barbie. Dean
Lampman, Alvin Alderman, J.. De
Laney, Victor Bender, Raymond Mar
tin. Donald Klein, Raymond McCabe,
Billy Lund. Donald Delaney, Robert
Yeasley, Donald Flateland, Larry
Drew, John Morganthaler, Kenneth
Jacobson, Bernard Fuller. Eldred
WEIGH, Ernest Paul, Curtis Thornton,
Clement Quanrud.
Paul Cowan, Howard Peter S o n,
Jimmy Skunk, Ralph Kaline, Arthur
Tilson, Charles Shafer, Jean Peter
son, Ronald Wheeler, John Lyngstad,
Don Mccoy. Earl Banesh, Lorine
Knecht, Jack Pfeffer, Whitney Ref
VEN, Norman Larson, Robert Wood
mansee, James Boutrous, Robert
Frances, Leslie Setterdahl. George
Bell, Raymond Anderson, Gilbert o.
son.
In the Bean dance are: Merlin
Scott. Fred Mayo, Raymond McCabe,
J. Slade Delaney, Victor Bender,
Billy Lund. Lloyd Hughes, Kenneth
Jacobson, Donald F1atelund, Eldred
WEIGH, Bernard Fuller. Larry Drew.
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OOAlQu14o dI4O SIccll d 1IIdIAOAIo VCAA
tered the tables and appointments to
form a st. Patrick's day theme were
used for the one O'Clock bridge lunch
con given Tuesday by Mrs. James
Morris at her home, 221 Avenue A
West. Places were marked for "a
guests. Cards were played during
the afternoon. with Mrs. D. E. Ship
ley. Bismarck, and Mrs. Bernard
Nickerson, Mandan, holding high
scores. The hostess va assisted by
Mrs. Harold Shaft, Mrs. r. c. Nor
ton and Mrs. G. Olgierson.
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A st. Patrick's party followed the
regular meeting of the Degree of
Honor lodge Tuesday evening at the
Business and Professional Womcn'S
club rooms. Irish games were en-
joyed and prizes awarded to Miss
Catherine Morris. Mrs. A. M. Omdahl
and Mrs. Jondahl. Mrs. Henry
Duemeland has been appointed a
delegate to the grand lodge sessions
which will be held In Fargo May 49,
20 and has been invited to present
several musical numbers during the
program.
Mrs. s. E. Derangisch entertained
the members of her bridge club Tues
day evening at her home. 6l2 First st.
There were guests for two tables OF
bridge and score honors at the close
of the evening were held by Mrs. ].
M. Bedwell and MRS. ]. 8. Kelly.
Shamrocks and other appointments
to carry out a st. Patrick's day note
were used for the tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarion Larson, Miss
Pearl Bryant and Arnold Van Wyk
were hosts at the March dinner
meeting of the Bismarck high school
faculty, held Tuesday evening at the
Patterson hotel. Covers were marked
for %. The evening was spent at
bridge, five tables being in play. w.
Il. Payne held honors in the games.
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Texas" was the topic for the pro-
gram of the Mothers club at a meet
ing Tuesday at the home Of Mrs,
Harry WoodmanSee. Mrs. r. II.
Waldschmidt read a paper on Texas
and the Cowboy" and Mrs. w. T.
Kraft discussed Santa Fe, its build
ings and early history.
Lenten services will be held at the
Trinity Lutheran church at 1880
O'clock Wednesday evening. accord
ing to the Rev. Opie 8. Rindahl, pas