The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-24
. SOCIETY NEWS
Three P. E. O. Chapters Assemble at Annual
Reciprocity Dinner and Founders Program
Legislators Wives
To Be Guests at Tea

Wives of members of the state leg
islature will be honored guests at an
informal tea to be given from to
6 o'clock in the Auxiliary room at the
World War Memorial building by the
Bismarck American Legion Auxiliary
unit.
Invitations also have been extended
to officers of women's patriotic So
cieties of Bismarck, to officers of the
Mandan American Legion Auxiliary.
and to officers and committee chair
( men Of the Bismarck Auxiliary.
Mrs. william LANCER, wife Of Gov
ernor LANCER, and Mrs. w. L. Nuessle,
wife of the chief justice Of the state
supreme court. will preside at the tea !
table. During the afternoon there !
will be musical numbers by the Auxi- /
liary chorus.
The legislative committee, Miss
Madge Runey, chairman, Is In charge !
of arrangements for the affair. Other
members of the committee are DR..
Fannie Dunn Quain, Mrs. A. A.
Whittemore. Mrs. w. A. Falconer ana
Miss Leila Diesem.
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Miss Dorothy Window, Lennon,
S. D., is visiting with friends In Bis
marck for few days.
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Bridge was played at three tables
at meeting of ST. Georges Evening
Guild at the home of Miss Gwendo-
lyn Pilmoor. S21 Sixth St., Monday
evening. Mrs. Frank Orchard re-
ceived the score prize.
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C. N. Lee. employe III the offices
of the state hail insurance depart
ment, has returned from Golden VAL
ley where. he spent the weekend with
relatives.
Thomas Greenshiclds. Fargo. left
: Monday for his home after spending
|! the weekend in Bismarck with his
daughter, Miss Esther Greenshtelds.
! a new employe in the office OF the
!, , state treasurer.
5 THE Greek Orthodox Church" was
the program topic when members OF
the Cosmos club held meeting Mon
day evening at the home Of Mrs. M
NV. Roam, go Park st. Miss Helen
! Katen led the discussion.
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j. M. Devine, commissioner OF I'M
!, migration. returned Monday evening
= from Minot where he was the speaker
at a joint meeting Of the Rotary ana
: Kiwanis clubs. His topic was World
Wide Depression: There Is Always q
Silver Lining to Every Cloud"
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: To celebrate her 18th birthday an.
= niyersary, Evangeline Hartke, AZ;
:, Fifth ST., entertained group OF II
:. girls at a party Sunday afternoon
Il Bunco and other games were played
:. with prizes going to Doris Orchars
u and Marcia Logee.
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- A group Of about 20 friends sur
u prised Mrs. Douglas Devine Saturda,
evening at her home, $50 Fourth st
on the occasion of her birthday an
niversary. The evening was spen
informally Mrs. Devine was pre-
y sented with number Of gifts.
i'll Major Dana Wright and son. Mon
lg roe Wright, st. John, N. D.. lei
Id Tuesday for their home after spend
at ing the weekend here as the guest
"a of Russell Reid, superintendent OF tn
state historical society. and his moth
1t. err, Mrs. Peter Reid, 8l1 Twelfth s.
to jor Wright came here Friday :
le attend board meeting of the stat
be historical society.
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d. A program was given under the d
rection of Mrs. E. B. German follow
no ing the business meeting Of Bismarc
r. court, Catholic Daughters of Amer
IN ca. Monday evening in st. Mary
II school auditorium. Mrs. Robert Mool
reviewed Yet She Follows" by Edr
LaMoure Waldo. and Mrs B. Q. Wal
discussed rituals of the order. RI
freshments were served by commit
~ tee composed of Mrs. Joe Cliffor
. Mrs. Leo DeRcchford. Mrs. Franc
Halloran and Mrs. John Morgan
70. fthaler.