The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-27
Mrs. F. M. Davis Heads
Thursday Music Club

Mrs. Forrest M. Davis was elected
president of the Thursday Musical
club for the 1928 season, at the an
nual business meeting and all-mem-
Der program, held Thursday afternoon
in the World War Memorial building.
Hostesses were Mrs. Merton j. Orr and
Mrs. M. w. Roam.
Other officers named were Mrs.
George Duemeland, vice president;
Mrs. R. D. Mcleod, secretary; Miss
Ruth Rowley, treasurer; Mrs. John
Graham, historian: and Mrs. O. I. De-
Void, librarian. Mrs. John A. Larson
was named director. Mrs. A. j. Arnot
is the retiring president.
Reports of the biennial convention
of the North Dakota Federation OF
Music clubs, held in Jamestown this
week. and of the spring meeting OF the
eighth district of the state federation
of womens clubs, were given by Mrs.
John Graham, Mrs. F. M. Davis and
Mrs. John Larson.
Four members Of the club contrib
uted to the musical program during
the latter part OF the afternoon. Mrs.
F. j. Bavendick sang 1.-THE Disap-
pointed Surrender" Brahms: Miss
Belle Menus played the Seventh
Hungarian Rhapsody" List: Mrs.
George Duemeland played Chopln's
Prelude" No. 20; and Miss Florence
Fritch played Three Horse Sleigh"
Tschaikowsky.
This was the final meeting for the
spring season. Programs will be re-
sumed the latter part OF September.
Miss Gertrude Eichhorst, 230 West
Thayer avenue, will leave SATURDAY
for Falkirk, to spend the Memorial
Day weekend with her mother, Mrs.
NJ. c. Eichhorst.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Taylor, ITO Ave-
nue. A, have returned from Chicago
where they spent about month
visiting with Mrs. Taylors parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Hardy, and other
relatives. They went to Chicago to
attend a family reunion, held at the
Hardy home on Mothers Day. Be-
fore returning to Bismarck they
spent few days at Eldora and other
points in northern Iowa.
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There were guests for five tables OF
auction at the benefit bridge tea given
by st. Georges Guild, Thursday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Fryane
Baker, SOB West. Thayer avenue
Prizes in the card games were won By
Mrs. B. E. Jones and Mrs. L. H. Belk
A color scheme of deep rose and white
was carried out for the refreshmen.
table. which was centered with bas-
ket of gladioli. Mrs. Baker was as
sisted by Mrs. S. w. Corwin. Mrs. A.
A. Jones, and Mrs. G. F Dullam.
Members of the Presbyterian Tuxis
society are considering plans LOT a
party June 6, according to Julia Ann
Allen, chairman of the society's SOCIAL
committee. At recent meeting OF
the group Mary CoWan was elected
president. to succeed Robert EdicK
Betty Barnes was reelected secretary
and Mary Jean johnson was named
treasurer to succeed Wade Green, wnc
was appointed chairman OF the pro-
uram committee for this year. The
IllXlS SOCIETY 10 VOlhCOCSN ~
Presbyterian young people OF mgr
school age and over.
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Pastel shades Of pink. lavender
green and yellow were used In thu
DECORATIONS for a bridge party giver
Thursday evening by Mrs. Thomas
Cooper, SIC West Broadway. Bridge
was played at four tables, with tn
score prize going to Mrs. R. J
Schneider. AS an innovation, mum
Der Of other prizes We're awarded
from a grab basket during the eve
ming to players holding honors O
special combinations Of cards.
Mrs. j. G. Peltier and Mrs. s. q
Dietz completed series of bridg
parties with 1880 o'clock bridg
luncheon Thursday afternoon at tn
Dietz home, 1902 Eighth street. Six
teen guests were seated at table
lighted with orchid tapers in crysta
holders. A profusion Of honeysuckle
lilacs and spirea decorated the rooms
Mrs. F.. ]. Bassett and Mrs. n. ]
Perry received prizes in the bridg
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