The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-01-12
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st. Georges Guild
Names New Officers

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Names New Officers
Mrs. George Smith was elected
president Of st. Georges Evening
Guild when the annual business
meeting was held Monday evening a.
the home Of Mrs. G. A. Osmudson, 4l8
Seventh st. Mrs. ]. L. vrzal was
named vice president; and Miss Har-
rict Lane chosen secretary-treasurer
The retiring officers arc Miss Rita
Murphy, president; Mrs. John Cap
licc.. vice president: and Mrs. r. +.
Young, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Following the business session.
bridge was played at four tables with
the score prize going to Miss Lane.
Mrs. F. H. Schroeder, go Eighth
St. entertained q small group Of
friends at bridge Monday evening at
Ter home. Miss Edna Jones was
awarded a score prize.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Renden, 504
f,venue E. were hosts at q bridge sup
Fer Sunday evening, the guests be-
t',g group OF IL Bismarck and Man
can people. The evening was sepnt at
cards. with George Janda receiving
the score prize.
Miss Helen Katen was hoetess to
the members of the Cosmos club Mon
day evening in the Auxiliary room at
the World War Memorial building.
GLANDS" was the program topic as
the discussion was led by Mrs. George
McCay. Mrs. John Reel was q guest
OF the club for the evening.
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Members Of the Two-B bridge club
were guests at a dinner party given
Saturday evening by MIR. and Mrs
Henry Hanson. 200 Avenue p. Covers
were marked for II guests. Prizes In
the bridge games went to Mrs. r. E.
Thompson and Frank ]. Bavendick.
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Governor and Mrs. George F. Sha-
fer entertained q company Of 16
guests at bridge dinner Monday eve
ming at the governors mansion. $40
Avenue B. Roses, freesia and snap
dragons in silver bowl and pink and
green tapers in silver holders formed
the table decorations and emphasized
the chosen color note Of pink and
green. Mrs. A. M. Brandt and DR.. N.
o. Ramstad held high scores in the
bridge games. Senator and Mrs.
Frank Hyland, Devils Lake, were the
only guests from out-of-town.
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Rev. Kenneth Wells. who has been
a guest at the home Of Judge A. -
Burr. 702 Fourth st., since before
Christmas. left Monday for New York
City where he will take special theo-
logical work at Columbia university
Rev. Wells has been In charge Of
Presbyterian mission at Chiengmai,
Siam, for the last five years. and
came here directly from the Orient
Mrs. Wells who also has been visiting
at the home Of her father, Judge
Burr, will remain here for month
or more longer.
DR.. and Mrs. A. A. Whittemore, TIA
Second St., entertained at buffet
dinner Monday evening at their
home, honoring Mr.. and Mrs. G. L,
Spear, whose marriage took place
during the holidays. There were Is
guests, including the office staff at
the state health department and a
few close friends OF the couple. Mrs
Spear has been chief clerk at the
state health department for the last
seven years. Buddlea and pink rose
buds were used In the table decora-
tions. Bridge was played. with Mrs
r. S. Minser. Miss Catherine McKin-
non and A. L. Bavone receiving prizes.
Modern Trends Of Home Fur
nishings" was the topic Of a paper
read by Mrs. s. W. Corwin at meet
ing of Chapter F. p. e. O.. Monday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Will
liam F.. Harris, 1928 Fifth ST. In CO.
operation with Chapter N, Bismarck.
and Chapter H. Mandan. members OF
Chapter F will hold q founders day
program the latter part Of next week.
Mandan chapter Is arranging the at
fair, with Mrs. L. N. Cary, Mandar,
and Mrs. T. @. Plomasen and Miss
Helen Katen, Bismarck, in charge OF
the program.
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Mrs. Ben Hooper, Oshkosh. Wis j,
chairman of the department Of inter-
national relations for the General
Federation Of Women's clubs, has
been appointed chairman Of the COM
nittee which Is to present disarna-
ment petition at the Geneva confer
ence in February. The petition car
ries the names Of hundreds OF thou
sands Of clubwomen. Mrs. Hooper
will sail Jan. 20 on the President
Harding, the same ship which will
carry the q. s. delegation appointed
by President Hoover to the disarma-
ment conference. according to a let
ter from Mrs. Hooper received by Mrs.
Alfred Zuger.
Meetings of Clubs
| And Social Groups
Mrs. Spencer Boise, 6l8 West Thay-
er avenue. will be hostess to members
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