The Bismarck tribune., 1932-11-30
Students Will Make
Bridge Tea Tallies

"hen women OF the city assemble
FRIDAY afternoon in the Patterson ho-
Tel Terrace Gardens for the Christ
mas Seal benefit bridge party, they
VIII be given tallies made by students
OF the Will Junior high school. who
are making them in their spare time
outside Of school hours as their con-
tribution to the charity project.
Inc tallies carry design which is
replica of this years Christmas Seal
ana were drawn by Miss Esther Max
well OF the school faculty, under
whose direction they are being made
only upper grade pupils who have
SHOWN particular skill and aptitude
Tor art work were selected to help
with the tallies.
Reservations for the bridge tea still
arc coming In and will be received up
70 Friday noon, according to Mrs.
Kelley Simonson, chairman. She has
hsted the following additional reser-
vation5: Mrs. r. s. Towne, Mrs. Fred
Jansonius. Mrs. William LANCER, Mrs.
A. A. Whittemore, Mrs. G. A. Dahlen,
Mrs. H. A. Swenson, Miss Marie HUI
Der, Mrs. Charles Rue and Mrs. HON.
er Spohn.
Those who are unable to come for
the bridge games, which are to start
at 2:30 p. M, are particularly invited
for the tea hour. from 4 until $50
o'clock. This will be especially con-
venient for women who are employ
ed. A musical program will be pre-
5ented at this time.
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Members Of the Tuesday Bridge
club were guests at o'clock lunch
con given Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
Gordon Cox, 6l2 West Thayer ave-
nue.. Covers were marked for a.
Contract was played, with Mrs
Frank Bassett and Mrs. Robert Webb
receiving the score prizes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Belk, 7O4 Man.
dan ST.. were hosts to the members of
their bridge club at Z o'clock dinner
Monday evening. Covers were marked
for IL guests. The evening was spent
in playing bridge. Scores are kept
until the end of the season, when
those having low scores will give a
party for the remainder of the group.
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knut Knudtson, Washburn. left
Bismarck Wednesday for Balboa
Heights, Panama Canal Zone, where
he Will spend the winter with his sis
ters, Mrs. Elizabeth johnson and Mrs.
Walter Dugan. While in Bismarck.
Mr. Knudtson visited with his brother
and stster-inlaw. MIR. and Mrs. Carl
Knudtson. $40 Fifth st.
Mrs. John r. Fleck and Miss Cath
crime McKinnon were hostesses at a
crystal shower Tuesday evening at
the F1eck home, 7l2 Mandan st., in
compliment to Mrs. Robert ]. Moore
blanche Gastonguay), a bride of
last week. Contract was played at
four tables. Score prizes were award
ed to Mrs. c. r. Robertson and Mrs.
Paul Wachter. Green tapers, orna-
mented with red tulle bows, burned
on the tables and appointments were
in the Christmas colors.
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Fifteen tables of bridge were in
play at the benefit card party held
Tuesday evening in the World Wal
Memorial building under the auspices
OF the Degree of Honor lodge. A
miniature Christmas tree and deco
rations IN red and green made a gay
holiday setting for the affair. Score
prizes went to Mrs. Jessie Carlson
Mrs. William Borden of Mandan, r.
G. Schneider and Vern Anson. A
luncheon was served by the commit
tee, which included Miss Marie HUI
Der, Mrs. George Robidou, DR.. Clara
Westphal. Mrs. Harry Homan, Miss
Madge @Runey and Mrs. A. M. Bra
zerol.