The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-03-15
New Parish Members
hWill Be Honored at
st. Patrick's Day Tea

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be hostesses at q st. Patrick's day tea
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. E. H. L. Vesperman, 40 Avenue
B West, for new women members OF
the parish Of st. Mary's Prot Cattle
oral. Hours will be from until 8
O'Clock.
! Planned as get acquainted at
fair" in order to give women men,.
bers of the church who have recent
~ moved to Bismarck an opportunity
to meet the ladies Of the parish, the
tea will be entirely informal. 1nvi-
tations have been extended to all new
residents Of the parish.
| Officers Of the court are in charge
Of arrangements for the tea and will
receive the guests. They will be as
sisted in the rooms by other members
Q. the organization.
/ Presiding at the tea table, where a
decorative scheme In keeping with the
dey will be used, will be Mrs. L. H.
Carufel. regent Of the court. Mrs. I.
"A. LaRue, Mrs. Max Kupttz, Mrs. F.
A. knowles, Mrs. B. o. Ward, Mrs.
L. r. Priske. Mrs. L. A. Tavis, and
Mrs. N. N. Hermann.
Miss Mildred Dietz, daughter Of Mr..
land Mrs. 8. D. Dietz, 1902 Eighth st.,
a student at the College OF st. Teresa,
Winona, Mimi, received honors IN
Spanish, paragraph writing ana
chemistry in semester examinations
held recently at the college.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. 6chuck, S21
Avenue E, entertained the members
of their bridge club at q 7 o'clock
dinner Monday evening. Places were
marked for eight guests at q table
lighted with green and white tapers
and decorated in keeping with 81.
Patrick's day. The bridge prizes
went to Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Beauooan.
Members Of the Fort Lincoln bridge
club were entertained Monday eve
ming at the home Of Major and MIS-.
A. G. Young, 600 West Broadway.
Four tables were in play. Those re-
ceiyinr score prizes were Mrs. II. =.
STOW. Major John r. Oswalt, MRS.
C. N. s. Ballou and Major F. A.
Byrne.
Shamrock favors and white taperS
adorned with green tulle bows de-
corated the tables and other appoint
ments carried out st. Patrick's mo-
tit for the bridge party given Mon
day evening by Mrs. Carl ]. Tullnerg,
1921 Fourth street.. Cards were play
cd at three tables and score AWARDS
were made to Mrs: Robert Twillng
and Mrs. r. w. Henderson.
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ARRANGEMENTS are being completed
for st. Patrick'S program at O'Clock
Thursday evening in the dining hall
of the World War Memorial building.
An arrangement Of dramatic readings
and music will feature the entertain
ment. Serving on the program COM
mittee are George Moses, Mrs. Lyndal
Shipley, Marguerite D'Ardis. Kenneth
Toews and Mrs. Russell Mason.
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Mrs. Ferris Cordner and Mrs. B. E.
Hitchcock were hostesses to the
members OF the Past Presidents Par
ley OF the American Legion Auxiliary
Monday evening at the Cordner
home. 7l8 First street. Bridge was
played at three tables following q
short business meeting. Mrs. J. A.
Solein received the prize. Green
carnations centered the tables and
other decorations were in keeping
with st. Patrick's day.
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Guatemala was the general to-
pic of a program given at q meeting
of the Bismarck Study club Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. G.
Olgierson, Bill Avenue e. Mrs. s. A.
Floren read a descriptive paper deal
ing with Guatemala, prepared by
Mrs. John r. Flick, Mrs. E. J. Heis-
ing read a paper describing the peo-
pie under Spanish rule and after
they obtained independence. Mrs.
Roy Kennedy reviewed 1.-THE Educa-
ton of Princess" by Princess Marie
of Russia.
Talisman roses arranged In crys-
tai bowl and appointments In green
and white carried out q seasonal
motif for the bridge dinner given
Monday evening at the Patterson no.
tel by the Misses Irene Brown and
Mary Jane Whitley. Covers were
marked for nine guests. After din
ner bridge was played at the Whit
tey home, 722 Sixth St., and score
prizes were awarded to the Misses
Louise Keller and Clarice Belk. This
was the second Of series Of parties
Miss Brown and Miss Whitley are
giving this week.