The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-11-29
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8. D., who are guests this week OF Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Liessman, 6l5
Seventh st. Monday Mrs. H. G. Han
son, o2s Sixth st., and Mrs. Harris
Robinson, 1905 Fifth st., entertained
Mrs. Holmgren at luncheon. Monday
afternoon, Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Tru-
man, Evarts apartments, entertained
Informally for Professor and Mrs. Oh
son.
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Mrs. william Swanke, Augusta.
WIS.,, arrived Tuesday evening for a
visit at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Swanke, sos Fourth st. Mr..
swanke. who Is seriously III, passed
. restful night, according to word
from his home where he is being
cared for.
Rev. Father John Halloran, RAY. is
the guest Of his brothers, Francis Hal
loran, 424 Broadway Avenue West, and
Paul M. Halloran, 507 Fourth St., his
mother. Mrs. Mary Halloran. 424
Broadway Avenue West. and Of Rev.
Father Robert A. Feehan for the
Thanksgiving holiday. Father Hallor-
an will return to Ray Friday.
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Contract was played at two tables
when the Mothers Service club had q
special meeting Tuesday evening with
Mrs. A. L. Overbee. GA Second st., as
hostess. Mrs. p r. Webb, GA Fifth
St., held high score in the games and
received gift. THANKSGIVING ap-
pointments were used for the lunch
con. A guest Of the club for the eve
ming was Mrs. Lorenzo H. Belk, 8l3
Third st.
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Mr.. ana Mrs. John Payseno, 1915
Broadway avenue; Mr.. and Mrs. Arl-
ington Berg, FOG Thirteenth st., and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gray, 206 Thir-
tenth ST., and their daughter, Mary
Anne, left Wednesday morning for
Bowman to attend the wedding OF
Leo Payseno to Miss Marco Maiuris
which will be solemnized on Thanks
giving day at st. Mary's church. Leo
PaysenO Is a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Payseno and is brother OF Mrs. Berg
and Mrs. Gray.
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Early American furniture and glass
and Indian art were studied at the
meeting OF Lewis and Clark chapter.
Sponsor Mothers clubs, held Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Grover G. Riggs, 4l4 Avenue r. Roll |
call was Pointers for Parents" Mrs.
Clarence Guinness, 1914 Eight st., gave |
. paper on EARLY American Furn;-
ture" and Mrs. E. DeGroot discussed |
American Indian Art" Mrs. H. e.
dultkranS was guest of the club
Tor the afternoon and read the first !
part OF paper on American Glass"
During the business session, the men, !
oers voted to purchase a $500 health
bond for the North Dakota Tubercu- |
losis association and also voted to do
nate box Of pickles and jelly to the
annual good fellowship project to fur !
nish Christmas baskets for the poor |
Of the city.
Mothers Of the primary grade chill
dren Of st. Mary's school were guests
when a Thanksgiving program was
given Tuesday afternoon at the
school auditorium. The children TAX
ing part in the program of piano Sc
lections, recitations and puppet shows
included Angelica Roether, Francis !
Webb, Madelyn Helling, John White.
Marcia Lambert, Margaret Roherty.
RhO1Q Avorifrh Inhv, VIyo rxo. EI1&x. I
Heintz. George zappas, Margaret
aalloran, Thomas Goldader, Gene
We've Orchard, Edward thinner,
Patricia Carrigan, Marian Reft,
Nadine Longbottom, James Do.
an. J. Kiley. James Wachter,
Gerald Barr, Eugene Barbie ana
Dorothy Osborn. All the class men,
oers sang songs and the rhythm or
,hestra Of the second grade was fea-
.ured. ,
A program under direction of the
committee was given
when the Business and Professional
Women's club met Tuesday evening
1t the American Legion Auxiliary |
-oom in the World War Memorial !
building. Features of the entertain |
nent were a group Of Russian songs |
~ Miss Marian Sandin, 1913 Park St., !
by Miss Florence Fritch;
IN informal talk on Madame Pierre
Bonafidine. author Of Russia: My
Country" given by Miss Bessie R. !
Baldwin, 404 Avenue B, and a discus |
sion Of opportunities open for nurses
in specialized fields by Miss Esther |
III Rosser avenue, and |