The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-31
SOCIETY: NEWS
Class Pageant to Be
Surprise Feature Of
Local Alumni Banquet

Local Alumni Banquet
A pageant in which each gradual
ing class of the Bismarck high school
from 1888 up to the present time will
be represented by some member Of
the alumni group in costume appro-
pirate to that period, will be an out
standing feature of the high school
alumni banquet to be held at $50
o'clock Wednesday evening in the
Patterson hotel Terrace Gardens
The banquet and program will be
followed by dancing in the Patterson
hall, with the Sammy KontoS orcheS-
ira furnishing the music.
AL Cordner will preside as toast
master. Others taking part in the
program will be Oscar Johnson, presi-
dent of the alumni association; Rob-
ert Edick, president Of the 1882 senio-
class; Miss Clarice Belk and David
Davis. The speaker for the evening
has not been announced.
The usual custom of limiting at
tendance to alumni members has been
dispensed with this year. and former
students may bring their wives or
husbands or friends.
AL Cordner, Irene Brown. Anita
Cram and William Smith, all men,
bers of the class of 1927, are in charge
of arrangements. Other members of
the class are directing the ticket sale
and accepting reservations for the af-
fair, which is expected to be tina larg-
est in many years.
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Mrs. Katherine Wingate, 206
Eighth St., spent the. weekend in
Valley City with her sister, Miss
Mae Maassen, former resident of
Bismarck.
Mrs. Perry Bronaugh and infant
son, Lexington, KY, are here for a
visit with Mrs. Bronaugh's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Garfield, 1920
Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce V. Wallace,
Minneapolis, left Sunday for their
home after spending two weeks here
with Mrs. Wallace's mother, Mrs,
G. N. Livdahl, 719 Ninth St.
X X X
Miss Ramona Boepple, Miles City
Mont, formerly of Bismarck, spent
the weekend and holiday in Bis.
marck as the guest of Miss Grace
Elness, 40 Third St.
X X X
Mrs. Eldon Anderson, 422 Third
ST., had as her guests over the week.
end Miss Florence Gilbertson, Elgin
and Miss Lenore Skakoon, Max
Miss Gilbertson, who has been teach
ing at Elgin, was en- route to hel
home at Grand Forks.
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The final meeting of the Liberia
Arts club for this season will bt
held following a dinner at O'Clock
this evening in the Cavern room oil
the Hotel Prince. Officers will b.
elected.
Mrs. Ida Schroeder, 307 West Ros.
ser avenue. returned Monday evening
from Valley City, her former home
where she visited with friends ovel
eAAS "NSA-CAAA CAAlNA AlOAAOdys
r. j. Kamplin, assistant attorne,
general, Mrs. Kamplin, and her sis
ter, Miss Isabelle Wehlitz, $50 Sew
enth St., motored to Velva Monday
where Mr.. Kamplin gave the Memo
rial day address.
Mrs. Ruby Thomas and her daugh
ter, Patricia Ann, Las Vegas, New, ar
rived Tuesday noon to spend the sum
: mer months in Bismarck as tn
guests of Mrs. Thomas mother, Mrs
Ida Schroeder, BOT West Rosser ave
nue..
Tulips bridal wreath and spire;
were used to decorate the rooms an
tables when Mrs. F. H. Schroeder en-
tertained members of the A. u. F
Birthday Bridge club Monday evening
Cards were played at two tables, witt
Mrs. O. e. Johnson and Mrs. Clarion
Larson receiving prizes for high score
; The occasion was Mrs. Schroeder
birthday anniversary and she wa
presented with gift.
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Members of bridge club to whic
Mrs. j. A. Gagnon, Minot, formerl
belonged. motored to Minot Memoirs
day to be her guests at a bridg
luncheon. In the group were Mrs. 4
> L. Fosteson, Mrs. A. G. Brainerd, Mr.
p E. C.. Wachter. Mrs. Oscar Nustas
Mrs. j. w. McGuiness and Miss Id
Ellefson. Red candles and favors
|; patriotic colors formed seasonal deco
rations for the luncheon table, wher
places were marked for eight. Mr.
> Wachter, Mrs. McGuiness and Mr.
l. Fosteson received the bridge prizes.
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