The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-22

Auxiliary Potluck
Dinner Draws Crowd
Of More Than 325
A crowd Of American Legion and
Auxiliary members, estimated to
humber more than 325, taxed the ca
pacity Of the dining hall at the World
War Memorial building Thursday
eyening for the annual potluck din
3ner Of the two organizations.
The dinner committee, headed by
airs. F.. II. Register. exhibited re-
Eourcefulness In handling the unex-
tectedly large number and helped to
make the event one Of the most
Pleasant affairs given by the Auxil-
bary this season.
( Yellow tapers in black and yellow
holders and yellow freesia in black
u elders formed effective decorations
Yer the long tables.
Bridge was played after dinner.
e. ough members remaining to make
PUP % tables for cards. Prizes for
IL gh score were awarded to Mrs. H.
a.. Larson. G. w. Leifur, Mrs. E. r.
Fox and G. L. Thompson. The Legion
hid a brief business meeting in its
re o,ns Immediately following the din
nj.
Arrangements for the dinner and
b. idge were directed by committee
,n ldc up Of Mrs. F. II. Register, Mrs.
J.. p. Warren, Mrs. Ferris Cordner,
M,s. A. G. Brainerd, Mrs. r. Z.
Thompson, Mrs. Peter Berry and Mrs.
C. w. Peterson. A group Of young
'gi.ls assisted with the serving.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. sarvis Of the
u. 8. Great Plains Field station at
Mandan are spending several days In
Fargo as the guest Of friends.
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Mrs. A. r. Reep, Grenora, N. D., is
here fer visit with her mother, Mrs.
william Barneck, 612 Ninth st. She
plans to be here until the latter part
of next week.
Mrs. Dan McGettigan, Superior,
wis, left Friday morning for her
alome after spending the last two
We eks in Bismarck as the guest Of her
daughters, Mrs. j. L. Barth, 827 Sixth
st., and Miss Nora McGettigan.
Miss Rose Huber entertained the
members of her bridge club Thursday
evening at the Business and Profess
sional Women's club. Two tables were
in play and high score was held by
Miss Leone Mushinski.
Miss LaVerne Joersz, TOO Sixth St.,
entertained the members Of the Reeve
Ilers bridge club Thursday night.
Misses Martha Nottveit and Florence
Larson held honors in the games. Two
tables were in play.
!, Mrs. Fred c.. Hauser entertained
the eight members Of her bridge club
at party Thursday evening at her
home, 1851 Third st. The score
prize was awarded to Miss Lydia
Bertsch.
H, A. Patterson, Mankato. MINI.
and Henry ]. Duemeland, manager
of the Bismarck Grocery company
will return to Bismarck this evening
after a short business trip to Valley
City.
Mrs. A. Risen, 507 Eighth street
was hostess to members Of her bridge
club at a 1870 o'clock luncheon Wed
nesday afternoon. Covers were mark
ed for eight guests. Mrs. o. +
IBleckert and Mrs. F. N. Orchard held
high scores in the bridge games.
Mrs. John Roehrlck was hostess to
members of the Little Flower mis-
sionary group Thursday evening al
Sic Tenth street. There were guests
for two tables and score awards were
made to Mrs. N. H. Woehle ard Mrs
Herman Pelker. Yellow roses anc
frcesia were used in the table decora'
tions.
Bouquets Of yellow and white
freesia and appointments IN harmon
izing tones were used Tor q O'CLOCK
bridge luncheon given Thursday alt.
ernoon by Mrs. H. A. Brandes. 6Ol
Fifth st. Places were marked for IL
guests. Mrs. Brandes Is entertaining
q like number of guests at an after
noon bridge today:
Members of st. Jude's Missionar,
group were entertained THURSDAY
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. T. B
Meinhover, 523 Seventh street. Bridge
was played at three tables after
brief business meeting. Mrs. Oar
Mcdonald and Mrs. F. Deters re-
ceived prizes in the bridge games
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Munson and
small son, 408 Mandan st.. will leave
Bismarck Saturday for Fargo where
they plan to make their home IN the
future. Mr.. Munson will be affiliated
with Fargo insurance firm. Several
farewell affairs have been given n
their honor recently.
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Miss Josephine Qiovononi. Sail
Lake City, Utah. left Thursday eve
ming for the west, after spending tn
last two months here visiting Will
her parents, MIR. and Mrs. A. dtovo.
noni, who reside southeast OF thu
city. Miss Giovononi makes hel
home with her brother, Monsisnol
Alfred Giovononi in Salt Lake City.
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Alfred E. Anderson, manager o
the s. and L. store. has received
message from Mrs. Anderson. tellint
Of the death Of her father, Kirl
Taber, Thursday morning at Oak
land, Calf. Mrs. Anderson went x
Oakland about three weeks ago. Mr
Taber was = former resident Of Val
ley City. ~,
Bridge was in play ct 10 tables 81