The Bismarck tribune., 1933-03-04
SOCIETY NEWS
Don "A. Bangs Weds
Miss Marian Smith

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Miss Marian Elizabeth Smith.
Grand Forks, and Don A. w. Bangs
son Of George A. Bangs, Grand Forks,
we're married Friday evening at the
Presbyterian Manse In Bismarck,
with Rev. Floyd =. Logee, pastor Of
the First Presbyterian church off,
ciating. There were no attendants.
The bride, who Is . daughter OF
A6rs +. w. Bruce, Grand Forks, wore
b costume Of silver gray crinkle crepe
with matching hat and accessories.
Mr.. Bangs u employed in Bismarck.
He was graduated from Grand Forks
high school and has attended the
University Of North Dakota. Mrs.
Bangs Is . graduate Of Grand Forks
high school.
They are making their home at COT
Fifth st.
Mrs. r. g. Morton, l0ii Eighth st.,
Il spending the weekend In CARING
ton, her former home.
Complimentary to Mrs. Arthur r.
Bonner. Jr., wife Of Senator Bonner Of
Richland county, and Mrs. Minnie
,Rusk, Fargo, who Is her guest. Mrs.
Frank Lahr, 100 Avenue b West, en-
tertained q few friends informally at
luncheon Friday afternoon.
Members Of st. Georges Guild will
hold meetings each Thursday during
Lent, 1t was decided ct q meeting held
Thursday ct the home Of Mrs. Cor
don Cox, 6l2 West Thayer avenue.
A study course has been mapped out
for the remainder Of the year. The
next meeting will be held Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. A. A. Jones, l06
Avenue G West.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Kjos, May
VILE, are spending the weekend in
Bismarck. On their return to May
yille they will be accompanied by
Senator and Mrs. G. Norman Bruns-
dale and by Representative Karl H.
Brunsdale, both Of Mayville. Mrs.
Kjos is sister Of Senator and Rep
resentative Brunsdale.
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Mrs. Mabel Heinze and son. Har-
old, Tower City, have come to Bis
marck to spend the weekend with
Mrs. Heinze's daughter, Miss 0ermine
Heinze, $685. Main avenue. Miss
Heinze Is an employe in the state
tax commission office. Mrs. Heinze
Is publisher Of the Tower City Topics.
Mrs. Kathleen Monson, Great
Falls, Mont. left Friday evening for
her home after spending the last two
weeks here with her sister, Mrs. Law
renee Bair. 1l2 Avenue D West, and
ner mother, Mrs. Rose Bair, who has
been i'll at the st. Alexius hospital.
Mrs. G. n. Dollar, SIG Park st.,
returned Saturday by plane from st.
Paul and Minneapolis where she has
spent the last 10 days visiting with
friends.
Mrs. Minnie Rusk, Fargo, secretary
OF the grand chapter of the Order
CT the Eastern Star for North Da-
kota, Is q guest at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lahr, 100 Avenue B
West, for few days. She will leave
the first part Of the week for Minot
to pay visit to the chapter there
and later will 60 to Velva where she
will confer with the grand matron.
Mrs. Margaret Monicken, in regard to
plans for the grand chapter meeting
in Fargo next summer.
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Teachers at the Roosevelt school
we're honored guests at an informal
tea given Friday afternoon after
school by Mrs. Gordon Cox and Mrs.
Myron H. Atkinson at the Cox home.
6l2 West Thayer avenue. Mrs. Jack
Fleck presided at the tea table. on
which appointments carried out a st.
Patrick's motif. Caroline Louise At
kinson and Mary Ann and Virginia
Cox, small daughters Of the hostcsses,
assisted in the dining room.
Mrs. P. J. Meyer. si2 Fourth St.,
entertained q few friends at an in
formal bridge luncheon Thursday af.
iernoon. honoring Mrs. G. G. Wattam.
Fargo. and Mrs. G. F. Mudgett. Bis
marck. Mrs. Wattam is visiting here
with her sister. Mrs. r. s. Towne.
and Mrs. Mudgett plans to leave in
the near future for Omaha to make
her home. Spring flowers decorated
.he tables and places were marked
for eight.
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A group Of legislators wives were
guests Of honor at q bridge partv
given Friday afternoon by Mrs. A. ..
McKinnon, 3i2 Aenue b West. Bridge
was played at four tables, with Mrs.
A. +. Bonzer, Jr.. Lidgerwood. and
Mrs. Q. Norman Brunsdale, Mayville.
receiving the prizes. Appointments
suggestive Of st. Patrick's day were
used for the tables where q dinner
was served following the games. Bou.
quets OF American beauty roses cent.
cred the tables.
$ s.
Mrs. Fannie Oeltjen, Miss Julia
Peterson and Miss Violet Kunkel were
hostesses at farewell party Friday
evening at Mrs. Oeltjen's home. 40i
Fifth st., for Mrs. Hector Barnes and
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