The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-17

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lea, to be observed with banquet
Sunday evening in the club rooms of
st. Leos church, Minot. Mrs. j. p.
Hess, Mandan. state regent of the
Catholic Daughters, and Mrs. Sui
Ivan also Will be guests at the ban
quet.
A company Of IL young women
were entertained at a bridge din
ner given Tuesday evening by Miss
Esther Noggle, 718 Fourth st. St.
Patrick's favors marked the places
at small tables centered with green
and white carnations and decorated
in keeping with the Irish theme.
Honors in the card gaines went to
Misses Lydia Bertsch and Mildred
Nierling.
Bridge was played at five tables
at the March card party Of the
u. C. +. Auxiliary, held Wednesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. j. P.
Sell, 621 Fifth st. Mrs. ]. S. Sig
urdson and Mrs. Peter Karpen held
hieh scores. Members Of the COM
mittee in charge were Mrs. Sell,
Mrs. T. E. Flaherty, Mrs. Frank
Ellsworth, Mrs. Bernard Andrus and
Mrs. J. w. McGuiness.
Members Of the Hylo bridge
club were guests at 4 1880 o'clock
luncheon given Wednesday afternoon
by Mrs. J. p. Sell, sci Fifth st.
Appointments suggestive Of st. Pat
rick's day were used for the table
and places were marked for eight.
The score prizes were awarded to
Mrs. Price Owens and Mrs. Harry
Woodmansee.
St. Patrick's decorations were used
for = z o'clock bridge dinner given
Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs.
Giles L. Personals, $40 Tenth st.,
for members Of their bridge club.
Covers were marked for IL guests
at tables appointed. in green and
white. Mrs. j. NJ. Harry and Rolf
Norman received the prizes in the
bridge games after dinner. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman were guests Of the
club for the evening;
Music by the Mandan male chorus, ).
together with readings and song and
dance numbers by girls from the
u. S. Indian school here, will fea-
ture Z program to b given Friday
evening at s o'clock at the Menoken
town hall under the auspices Of the
Menoken Ladies Aid society. Hand
made and novelty articles will b
for sale. Proceeds from the sale
and the program, for which 4 small
admission viii be charged, will be
used for charity work. The public
is invited to attend.
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Miss Cora Marie Strauss and Miss
Mary Lou Thompson, who are at
tending st. GATHERINGS college, st.
Paul. MIMI, are expected to come
to Bismarck Wednesday Of next week
to spend i brief Easter vacation at
their homes. Miss Strauss, daughter
of DR.. and Mrs. F. B. Strauss, 223
First st., will have g her guest dur
ing the holiday Miss Mary Kay
Ryan, Seattle, = student ct the
school. Miss Thompson will visit
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. K.
Thompson, 6l2 Avenue D. Miss
CathAfine Brown, daughter Of NJ.
and Mrs. Geoyge 0soWa, as Ave.
nue C, who AID attends St. Gather
ine's, will spend the holiday with =
cousin st Watkins, MINI.
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Green tapsrs In newell shamrock
holders lighted the tables at . ST.
Patrick's bridge luncheon given We'd
nesday aftsfnoon by Krs. z. G. Pat
terson ct her apartment In the Pat
terson hotel. Symbols associated
with the anniversary Of the Irish
natron saint decorated the tables and
7avors marked places for q guests.
Mrs. Al Rosen and Mrs. ]. c: Taylor
received the bridge prizes. The
ruests included the following ladies
from Fort Lincoln: Mrs. r. A.
Byrne, Mrs. John r. Oswalt, Mrs.
81. e. Stow, Mrs. Fred Neville, Mrs.
Bird Little, Mrs. c. N. s. Ballou, Mrs.
George Conner and Mrs. W. X.
dudley. ,.... ,-.