The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-25
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Anniversaries of Three Bismarck Women's
Clubs Are Celebrated at Dinner Parties

Members Of the Progressive Moth.
er's club will meet at 8 o'clock Tues.
day evening at the home Of Mrs
G. W. Porter, lila Rosser avenue.
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Z. J. Colness, Billings, Mont, spent
the weekend In Bismarck % the guest
OF his brothers, John and William
Colness, GIT Seventh st. Colness Z
en- route to Chicago on business.
Mrs. Louis Rubin. sac West Thayer
avenue, left Sunday for Chicago,
where she plans to spend several
weeks as the guest Of her sin-in-law
and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Weiss.
Miss Jessie NJ. Streigl, former in
structor ct the Will junior hirh
school. IL one OF seven students who
will complete their work for bach
elors degrees in the College Of Lib
eral Arts at the University of North
Dakota. Grand Forks, at the close Of
the first semester.
Red carnations and white narcissu.
in = silver bowl thanked by red tap.
ers formed the table centerpiece
at = dinner party given Sunday
evening in the Cavern room at the
Hotel Prince by Mr.. and Mrs. II. r.
Skaarer. 421 West Thayer avenue.
The Valentine color scheme was fnr.
Their carried out in the appointments
and places were marked for IL
guests. Bridge was played after
dinner, with Mrs. J. s. Kelly, Mr..
and Mrs. s. E. Deragisch and G. II.
Dollar holding high scores.
Appointments in yellow and white
were used for a o'clock bridge
luncheon given Saturday afternoon
ct the Patterson hotel by Mrs. C. A.
Schuck. 1922 Avenue E, and Mrs. C.
Il. Cloid. 115 Avenue C. A large
bouquet Of yellow roses centered the
long table where 20 guests were
seated. Bridge was played in the
Rose room and score awards went
to Mrs. 7. W. Settle and Mrs. Gerald
Craig. 800.
Miss Esther Maxwell, teacher at the
Will junior high school, was hostess
to group of teachers at a bridge
breakfast Saturday morning in the
Business and Professional Womens
club. There were IL guests. Honors
IN the bridge games during the morn
Ing were held by Misses Esther Ger
rard and Marguerite Lyness. Miss
Maxwell also entertained company
OF Is young women at bridge party
Saturday evening. Four tables were in
play and the bridge prizes were won
by Misses Mildred Fried and Marjery
Morris.
Lieutenant Colonel and Mrs. Wal
lace McNamara, Fort Lincoln, were
guests OF honor at bridge party CIV
en- Saturday evening by Captain and
Mrs. Bird Little at their quarters at
the post. There were a guests. Both
contract and auction were played.
with Mrs. McNamara and Mrs. Harold
Stow receiving the contract prizes.
Mrs. John r. Oswald and Captain H.
E. Tonnesen held high score In the
auction games. Table appointments
were In the fourth regiment colors, red
and green. Colonel and Mrs. Nc
Namara are to leave early next month
for Fort George Wright, WASH, head
quarters Of the fourth regiment.
which Colonel Mcnamara commands.
For Mr.. and Mrs. George Marshall.
Chicago, who were their guests. Mr..
and Mrs. Malvin Olson, 4l2 Fifth st.,
entertained at bridge dinner Satur-
day evening. Places were marked for
IL guests 1T tables conferred with
heart-shaped favors. Other decora-
ttons also emphasized the Valentine
theme. Prizes In the card games were
won by Mr.. and Mrs. Robert TwilIing.
Mrs. Peter Berry and +. A. Erickson,
A. surprise feature special delivery
messenger arrived during the evening
bringing comic Valentine for each
guest. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall left
Sunday for Devils Lake, where they
will visit relatives for time before
returning to their home. They were
accompanied to Minot by Mr.. and
Mrs. Olson.