The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-11-23

Mr.. Hanna and his bride are t,
make their home in Fargo.
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| Mrs. Alice Wright York, 31l MAR
avenue, entertained members of the
Women's Auxiliary of the local typo.
graphical union Tuesday evening. Fol.
lowing business meeting, bridge wa
the pastime. The score prize went tx
Mrs. George Hauch.
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DR.. and Mrs. F. B. Strauss, 1923 First
ST., left Tuesday for Minneapolis Il
spend Thanksgiving and the remand.
err Of the week with their daughter
Miss Cora Marie Strauss, student al
the University of Minnesota, and with
their son, Ernest, who Is student al
McPhail Conservatory of Music.
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Mrs. B. A. Woehle, residing east OF
|, the city, entertained members of st
Anthonys missionary group at card
party Tuesday evening. Bridge was
played at three tables, with Mrs. Carl
Vogle and Mrs. George Barrett re-
ceiving the prizes. A business ses-
sion followed.
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In celebration of the birthday ami
versary of Lieut.. George Conner, Mrs
Conner entertained nine guests at a
dinner and bridge party Tuesday eve
ming at their quarters at Fort Lincoln
Yellow snapdragons and yellow tapers
in crystal holders were used in the
table appointments. Mrs. George
Harris and Captain Harold Stow re-
ccived the bridge prizes.
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Edna LaMoore Waldo Of Bismarck
has been named as a new member of
the National Council of the National
Economic League to represent the
state of North Dakota. The aim of the
League is to create an informed and
disinterested leadership for public
opinion. Members are elected by bal
lot through the mails.
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The Misses Marcelle and Elizabeth
Ann LaRose arrived Wednesday noon
from st. Paul to spend the Thanks
giving holiday with their parents, DR..
and Mrs. v. j. LaRose, 500 Sixth ST.
Miss Marcelle is an instructor in the
expression department of Visitation
Convent, st. Paul, and Miss Eliza
beth Ann is student at the same
school.
For Miss Katheryn Cook, bride
of this week, Miss Dorothy Blunt, LOG
Thayer avenue, gave a miscellaneous
shower Tuesday evening at her home.
Bridge was played at two tables, with
Mrs. James Kiley receiving the score
prize. A color note of red was car
ried out in the appointments with
bouquets of red roses centering the
tables and a large box, decorated in
red, held the gifts.
Miss Lydia Bertsch and Miss Esth-
err Noggle were hostesses at a hand
kerchief shower Tuesday evening at
the Bertsch home, COZ Sixth ST., in
compliment to Miss Winona Dew
hirst, whose marriage will take place
next month. Bridge, played at two
tables, was the pastime. High score
was held by Miss Dewhirst. A large
wedding bell formed centerpiece for
the table when a supper was served
after the games. Miniature bells
marked the places and white tapers
and hearts were used in the decora-
tons.
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Yellow pompons centered the ia
bles, and appointments to form an
autumn color scheme were used
when Mrs. E. G. Patterson enter
tanned members of the Tuesday
Bridge club at a o'clock luncheon
at her apartment in the Patterson
hotel Tuesday afternoon. Covers
were marked for eight guests. Con-
tract was played. with score prizes
going to Mrs. Krist Kjelstrup and
Mrs. J. C. Taylor. Guests of the club
were Mrs. George Harris, Mrs John
F. Duckworth and Mrs. Bird Little.
Fort Lincoln, and Mrs. T. c. Mad
den