The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-11
ASOCIETY::NEM6
Plans for Guest Days or Anniversary Affairs
Occupy Attention Of Bismarck Women's Clubs
Six Groups Are Arranging En-
tertainments for the Latter
Part Of january


tertainments for the Latter
Part Of january
With club activities in full swins
again after the holiday interim,
members Of six Bismarck women's
clubs are giving their attention to
plans for annual guest days, dinner
PARTIES or anniversary celebrations.
Clubs whose calendars provide for
such gatherings during the latter
part OF January are the Monday
club, the FANATIC Study club, Eta
Rho chapter Of Epsilon Sigma AL.
rha. the Woman's club, the Wednes-
day Study club and the Liberal Arts
club.
Some of the affairs will take the
forr, of bridge and dinner parties
FIR husbands, while others are ar
j. keeping with the anniversary
t,er.e.
Such an observance will be that
o. the Monday club, which will cele.
ate its 30th anniversary Jan. Fl.
Fans for the event are being direct
e, by Mrs. H. A. Brandes, Mrs. F.
A. Lair and Mrs. F. A. Knowles.
The place will be decided 1t the next
meeting Of the group.
The FANATIC Study club has
chosen Jan. 22 ~ the date for its
second anniversary dinner, to be held
in the Terrace Gardens Of the Pat
terson hotel. Husbands and friends
will be guests. Mrs. w. e. Parsons,
Mrs. B. O. Refvem and Mrs. w. G..
Fulton comprise the committee ar
ranging the party.
Eta Rho chapter Of Epsilon Sig
ma Alpha sorority has plarned '+s
first guest day party for Jan. 20.
at the home Of Miss judith Rue,
president of the chapter. A bridge
party is being planned by the COM
1njttee, composed of Miss Rue, Miss
Madge Runey and Mrs. Robert Carl
son.
Husbands will be guests at the an
nual party Of the Woman's club, to
be given sometime during the latter
part of the month. While the date
and place have not vet been deter
mined, committee made up Of Mrs.
J. H. Hoskins, Mrs. H. L. Wheeler
and Mrs. H. F. Keller are working
out details Of the entertainment.
The Wednesday Study club has
tentatively planned to hold It's an
niversary celebration within the next
two weeks. A decision rs to time
and place will be made At q meeting
of the club Wednesday afternoon.
Monday. Feb. l, has been selected
as the date for the first annual
guest day Of the Liberal Arts club,
which will be in the form Of = din
ner party followed by . musicale.
Arrangements for the dinner and
program are being made by Miss
Belle Menus and Mrs. V. J. LaRose,
assisted by the secretary, Miss Har-
riet Rust.
Mrs. John Burke and her daugh-
ter, Miss Marian Burke, 224 Avenue A
West, have left for . few days visit
in st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ray Robinson, ra:5
Fifth st., entertained members Of
their bridge club Saturday evening.
There were IL guests. Score prizes
for the evening went to Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Thompson and Mr.. and Mrs. L
A. Greenwood.
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Yellow roses arranged in crystal
bowl, thanked by yellow candles,
formed the decoration for the refresh
ment table at an informal afternoon
party given Sunday by Mas Grace
Livdahl. To Ninth st. Bridge was
played at two tables, with score hon
ors going to Miss Ruth Wetmore and
Mrs. Earl Hoffman.
Mrs. v. J. IaRose, 622 Sixth ST.,
has LETT for st. Joseph, MIMI. wbere
she will visit for z few days with her
daughter, Elizabeth Ann LaRose, q
student at st. Benedict's academy.
Mrs. LaRose also plans to spend q
short time in Minneapolis and ST..
Paul and will be away about two
weeks.
Mr.. and MRS. Lester Bamperry. 618
Third st., entertained members Of
their bridge and dance club ct q din
ner party Saturday evening at their
home. Places were marked for IL
guests at the tables. which had ap-
pointments suggestive Of the New
Year. Bridge was played after din
ner with Miss Josephine Cervinsb
and Walter Mohn receiving prizes.
Later the group danced at the Dome.
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Cards were in play at II tables fol-
lowing the regular business meetings
of the United Commercial Travellers
and its Auxiliary Saturday evening in
the Elks hall. Those receiving score
prizes were Mrs. H. A: Lewis, STAN
ley Cervinski, Mrs. Frank AndrlSt
and Ralph FrieBe Of Mandan. A COM
raittee comprised Of Mira. H. q. HILL
den, Mrs. Roy Lawrence, Mrs. Van
Middlemas, Mrs. Bernard Andrus,
Mrs. E. Timer and Mrs. Peter Kar-
pen, were in charge Of the card party
and served refreshments ct the close
OF the games. ....
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Mrs. Albert E.. Jones'. Lisbon, prcsi-
dent Of the North Dakota. Federation
Of Women,s clubs. has LETT for Wash
ington. D. g., where she will attend
the meeting Of the board Of directors
of the general federation, to be held
Jan. 1916 at federation headquar-
ters. Mrs. Jones, as president Of the
presidents, will open the session Tues
day. Executive meetings Of che
board Of directors viii be held Mon
day and Wednesday. Addresses on
"Our Cooperation With Government
Agencies for Unemployment Relief"
and on 1.-THE President,s Conference
on Home Building and Home Owner
ship by national speakers viii fea-
turc the sessions