The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-09-21
Playmakers Elect
Peggy Bergeson

Peggy Bergeson, was elected presi-
dent of Julia Marlowe chapter of the
Bismarck high school Junior Play
makers at the annual meeting held
Tuesday evening at the high school,
Other officers named were Walter
Ulmer, secretary and treasurer; Mary
Cowan, mistress of the wardrobe; and
Harrison Monk, master of properties.
Meetings will be held on the first
Friday evening of each month
throughout the school year, it was an
nounced. Tryouts for 10 new men,
bers, who will be admitted this year,
are under way.
Members of the Playmakers chapter
are: Julia Anne Allen. Emily Belk,
Peggy Bergeson, Junior Birdzell,
Gladys Carlander, Virginia Cayou,
Bernadine Cervinski, Betty Anne Coil,
Frances Cox, Donna Jean Davis,
Claire DeRochford, Frances Ella
Dunn, Evelyn Ellingson, Elizabeth
Enright, Edith Guthrie. Althea Hol-
lingsworth, Mary Jean johnson, Ruth
Jordan, Harrison Monk, Mary Louise
Nuessle. Phyllis Olson, Marian Peder-
son. Gladys Risen, Ruth Saxvik. Jane
Smith, Dorothy Tekippe, Ellen Tillot-
son, Walter Ulmer, Eleanor Weber,
Elaine Wentland and Wilma Wenzel.
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The Misses Rosalind and Catherine
Brown, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
George Brown, 2l8 Avenue c, left
Wednesday for st. Paul, where they
will continue their studies at ST..
GATHERINGS college.
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Mrs. ]. D. Nord, Mobridge, S. D.,
and Miss Agnes Nugent, Chicago, left
Tuesday for Mobridge after spending
several days in Bismarck as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs E. B. German
TOP Avenue F.. Mrs. Nord and Miss
Nugent are cousins of Mrs. German
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DR.. and Mrs. C.. E. Stackhouse, 814
Fifth ST., have received word that
their son, Robert, student at
Northwestern university, Evanston
ILL.,, has been pledged to Phi Delta
Theta. national social fraternity, at
the university.
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Miss Peggy BertSch, who has pass
ed the summer here with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bertsch, COZ
Sixth ST., will leave Thursday for
Minneapolis to resume her duties as
an instructor in languages at the
University of Minnesota.
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Mrs. H. j. Johnson, with her in
FAINT daughter, Glendive, Mont, has
come to Bismarck to spend about 10
days as the guest of her aunt, Mrs
Minnie Shuman, Ala Third St., and
her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Louis Larson, 4l6 Third st.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walbert and
sons, David and Frank, 500 West
Broadway, left Wednesday by auto
mobile for Los Angeles. Calf, where
| they plan to locate. They were &C
companied by Miss Lizzie Schirmer
who will 60 to San Diego to make
her home.
Mrs. Fred SWenson, 416 Thayer ave-
nue., Miss Inga Johnson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles -SWenSon have returned
from Sims, N. D., where they motor
ed Tuesday to spend the day with
Mrs. A. A. Johnson, who was celebrat-
ing her 84th birthday anniversary
Mrs. Johnson is an auns OF Mrs
Charles Swenson and Miss johnson.
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Mrs. Russell Larkin, 3O2 Eighth ST..
entertained members of her bridge
club at a bridge dinner Tuesday eve
ming honOring Mrs. George Aide who
was observing her birthday anniver-
sary. The affair was arranged as a
surprise. Covers were placed for
eight guests at two small tables CEN
tered with pink candles and decorat-
ed in pink and green. Miss Evelyn
Hermann received the bridge prize in
the games after dinner and a num-
Der Of gifts were presented to Mrs
Aide.
For her daughter, Elaine, who was
tour years old, Mrs. w. B. Carlocx
9lo Seventh ST., entertained nine chill
dren at birthday party Tuesday at
ternoon at the Carlock home. Games
were the pastime. A pink and white
birthday cake, bearing four candles
and pink cosmos and daisies were
used to carry out a dainty color
scheme for the refreshment table
Gaily colored balloons were favors
The small guests were Margaret Ann
Little. Elizabeth Young, Fred Neville
Jr., Francis Byrne, Jr., William Bal
lou, William and Doris Dirlam, James
Pierce and Elmer Inman.
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Vocal numbers by Mrs w. E. Fitz-
simmons, st. Paul, were on the pro-
gram at meeting of the Bismarck
chapter Of the Order of the Eastern
Star Tuesday evening in the Masonic
temple. She sang "Slave Song" Del
Riego and Moon Behind the Cotton
woods Caaman. After the business
session, cards were played. with Mrs
George Janda and Mrs. H. A. Lewis
receiving prizes. Refreshments We're
served by committee composed OF
Mesdames L. p. Warren, Henry
Groves. Andrew Erdahl and H. W.
Rosenthal and Miss Audrey Flow.