The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-04-21
SOCIETY NEWS
Junior Clubs Hold
Reciprocity Program

junior IluUS I1Olu
Reciprocity Program
Members of the Sakakawea junior
girls club were guests at q program
and party given by the Four Leaf
Clover and Junior Study club Mon
day evening In the parlors Of the First
Baptist church. A joint committee
composed Of Leone Hiland, Edna
Dralle, Joan Hughes and Jean Paris,
planned the affair.
An entertainment feature was a
cne-act farce, How the Story Crew.
given under the direction Of Esther
Wilson, president Of the -Four Leaf
Glover club. Taking part were Edith
Peart. lone Snellenkerger, Bertha
Schultz, Helen Jaskowiak, Jean Paris.
Lila Schneider, Martha Heupel and
Edna Dralle.
Piano numbers were presented by
MISS Wilson, Alice Knowles and Ruth
Bowers and readings were given by
Emma LANCER and Beverly Barnes.
Ruth Jeffries sang a group Of songs.
Following the program, games were
enjoyed for an hour and refreshments
were served.
During the winter the Sakakawea
group entertained the other junior
clubs at a party at the Indian school.
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Mrs. Harris Robinson, Bismarck
pianist, and Hans j. Lee, Steele. Will
present e radio program oyer KFYR
at 1880 O'Clock Tuesday evening, as
one of the series of miniature recltais
sponsored by the Belle Menus Music
studio. Numbers will be: "Where'er
Ye Walk" Haendel; 1.-The Heart OF
Her" Cadman; Trees" Rasbach;
"Invictus," HUM, by Mr.. Lee, bari
tone: Hungarian Dance No. Z" n
"Intermezzo in E Flat" Brahms;
prelude in G Minor" Rachmanlnoi1;
"Valse Brillante," Mana-Zucca, by
Mrs. Robinson.
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Members of Chapter N of the p. E
o. Sisterhood gathered at the Patter-
son hotel for a $50 o'clock dinner
Monday evening, preceding a business
meeting and program held at tne
home of Mrs. Juanita Edick. CLIO Fifth
st. Miss Bertha Palmer, Miss Hen
ricka Beach and Mrs. John r. Page
members of the program colnmlt1ee
reported that the plan for atudy mex
year would center around women
contributions to art, literature, SCI
ence and education. Mrs. Page re-
viewed 1.-THE Education of a Princess
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Discussion of interesting characters
in American history featured a meet-
ing of the FANATIC club following
their noon luncheon Monday at the
Patterson hotel. The meeting was
held at the home of Mrs. B. O. Ref
VEN, 718 Sixth st. Reports OF the
recent meeting of the eighth district
of the North Dakota Federation OF
Women's Clubs by the delegates, Mrs
F.. E. McCurdy and Mrs. w. A. Hughes
and reviews of current events also
were included in the program.
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Mrs. George E. McCay, 405 Fifth
ST., and Mrs. Roy Lawrence, 314 Third
ST., entertained a company OF friends
at a bridge party Monday evening at
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems club rooms. Cards were played
at three tables and corr honorS were
awarded Mrs. H. G. Hidden and Mrs
H. A. McNutt. Appointments in Law
ender. and green e used for the
tables which were centered with
spring flowers.
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Captain and Mrs. H. E. Stow, Fort
Lincoln, were hosts to the members
of the post bridge club Monday eve
ming at their quarters at the fort
There were guests for five tables OF
bridge and score prizes went to Mrs
F.. A. Byrne, Mrs. Stow, Major john
Oswald and Captain r. r. Tourtil-
lot. Major William A. Kopthorne,
Omaha, who is conducting an inspec-
ton at the post, was a guest.
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Mayor and Mrs. A. P. Lenhart, lot
Avenue B West. were hosts at
bridge dinner Monday evening al
their home for the members of the
city commission during the last two
years and their wives. Covers were
marked for IL at the tables which
had centerpieces of spring flowers
and candles. Later bridge was played
with score prizes going to Mrs. John
A. Larson and John p. Frencf..
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Mrs. C. H. Cloid, 115 Avenue G, was
hostess to members Of st. Theresa's
Missionary group Monday evening
Three tables were arranged for bridge,
with honors going to Mrs. J. E. O'Nell
and Mrs. Rolf Normann. Mrs. E. T.
Tracy, Cooperstown, was a guest.
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Mrs. George Bird discussed "Short
Stories in Magazines" and listed q
number of popular fiction writer's at
a meeting of Chapter F of the p. E. O.
Sisterhood Monday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Gordon Cox. A social
hour followed the program.
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Lawrence Kositzky. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Kositzky, 723 Eleventh St.
who has been connected with the To-
cal Woolworth store for several years
left Tuesday for Fergus Falls. Mimi.
where he will be assistant manager OF
a branch store there.
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Miss Alice Angus, secretary for the
minimum wage commission, returned
Monday from a brief business trip to
Minneapolis.
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Miss Marian Staley. 70l Sixth ST..
has returned from Jamestown where
she spent Sunday with friends.
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