The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-23
Masons and Eastern Stars, Re.
bekahs and Knights of
Columbus Are Hosts


Three Bismarck lodges entertained
at dancing parties for members Of
their orders and invited guests Friday
evening. Masons and members Of the
Order Of the Eastern Star held their
party at the Masonic temple, with AZ
couples in attendance. The Rebekah
lodge was hostess at a dance at the
Odd Fellows hall, while the local
chapter OF the Knights OF Columbus
entertained their guests at st. Mary's
school.
A group Of speciality dances by pu-
pills Of Margaret Ann Ramsey was
feature Of the program at the Masonic
dance. Arlene Ruder, Marian Peder--
son, Emma LANCER and Beverly Bau-
Ter gave chorus tap numbers and Bev-
erly Bauer danced a solo, Little
Mary Brown Goest to Town" Audrey
Waldschmidt gave an acrobatic spe-
cialty.
The Kontos orchestra played for
the dancing, which continued until
midnight, when a supper was served
by q committee composed Of Mrs.
John Lobach, Miss Audrey Flow, Mr..
and Mrs. A. L. Fosteson, T. w. Settle
and Donald Dryden.
The next affair sponsored by the
two orders will be card party Feb. S.
Sixty couples danced to Svaren's Or
chestra at the Rebekah party, ar
ranged by committee headed by
Mrs. M. o. Agre. Old time dances
were introduced during the evening.
A midnight supper was served. The
lodge Is making plans for a similar
dance next Saturday night.
! Wives of members and friends were
guests at the dance given by the
Knights of Columbus, planned by a
committee comprised of D. A. Dodds,
James Guthrie, G. H. Mergens, j. N.
Roherty, G. J. Meyers, j. A. Kohler
and Thomas Calvin. About so cou-
pies attended. Music was furnished
by Glaser's five-piece orchestra and
after the dancing refreshments were
served. This will be the last dancing
party which the group will hold before
Lent.
William Erlenmeyer, 421 Third st.,
will leave Sunday for Grand Forks to
continue hts studies at the University
OF North Dakota.
Mrs. n. A. Brandes, 60l Fifth st.,
entertained IL guests at an afternoon
bridge party Friday. Table appoint
mentS were in yellow and white, with
bouquets of freesia decorating the ia
bles. Score prizes were won by Mrs.
E. T. Beatt and Mrs. H. A. Penning-
roth. This Is the second of a series
Of parties which Mrs. BrandeS has
given this week.
Miss Ella Brelje, 1921 Main avenue,
was hostess at theater party Thurs
day evening complimentary to Mrs.
Fl. r. Skaarer and Mrs. O. A. Convert,
who have given up their positions in
the attorney generals office. Guests
were women employees of the office.
Following the show, a supper was
served at the home of Miss Brelje.
Complimentary to Mrs. Everett La
France, an informal tea was given
Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Henry
Jones and Mrs. Emery Putnam at the
home of Mrs. Jones, 1923 Tenth St.
About Is guests called during the re-
ceiving hours, which were from 3 un-
til $50 o'clock. Yellow taperS and
low bowl of yellow and white freesia
conferred the tea table.
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Mrs. Homer Spohn, 406 Griffin ST.,
entertained the members of the Hylo
bridge club at o'clock luncheon
Wednesday afternoon. Seasonal flow
to- I~n %ok
were placed for eight. Mrs. Van r.
M1ddlemas and Mrs. Harry Wood
manSee held honors in the bridge
games.
To honor Lieutenant Colonel Wal
lace Mcnamara, commandant at Fort
Lincoln, and Mrs. Mcnamara, who are
to leave the first of next month for
Fort George Wright. Wash, Captain
and Mrs. A. G. Young, 600 West
Broadway, were hosts at dinner
party for IL guests Friday evening.
Contract was played after dinner,
with score prizes going to Mrs. H. A.
Stow, Captain Bird Little and Mrs.
w. H. Bodenstab. Colonel and Mrs.
Mcnamara received gift.
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Miss Marie Aftreith, director Of the
Hiawatha region. Girl Scouts OF
America, will arrive irr Bismarck Sum
day to conduct q weeks training
course for Bismarck scout leaders.
Miss Aftreith will come here from
Minot. where she has been in charge
of similar work. Meetings are plan
ned for Monday, Tuesday and Friday
evenings in the World War Memorial
building. Schedules for training
classes will be announced after local
scout leaders confer with, Miss Att
reith.
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A color note suggestive Of spring |
was emphasized in the appointments
for a l o'clock luncheon given Friday |
afternoon by Mrs. F. A. Byrne, Fort
Lincoln, complimentary to Mrs. Wal
lace Mcnamara, who is leaving for
Fort George Wright, WASH, in the
near future. Yellow freesia and tap
ers in matching shade formed the
table centerpiece. Both auction and
contract were played during the at
ternoon, with the contract prizes go
ing to Mrs. w. H. Bodenstab and Mrs.
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