The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-02-18

refreshments.
Club Officers Are
Guests of Juniors
Mrs. Florence Davis, president OF
the eighth district Of the state fed
Grafton Of women's clubs: Mrs. A. C.
Young, eighth district chairman OF
junior membership; and Mrs. Alfred
Zuger, former state junior member
ship chairman, were honored guests
at q meeting Of the Junior Study
club Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Alice Knowles, SIC Avenue A West,
The club Is conducting study OF
home life and customs In foreign
lands and Alice Knowles read q paper
on 1.-THE Life Of the Filipino" using
embroidered Filipino costumes and
other handiwork sent by her brother,
Grant Knowles, who Is on duty at
the military hospital in Manila.
Hollace Beall read paper on life
in the Argentine" Joan Hughes and
Grace Erickson played as q piano
duet a selection from "Tales Of Hoff-
man."
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Knowles following the program.
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Mrs. Dan r. Jones and Mrs. w. 8.
Lauder, WAhpeton, were visitors IN
Bismarck Saturday.
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The anniversary party Of the
Mothers club, which was scheduled
for Tuesday evening, has been post
poned. Instead social meeting will
be held at 8 O'Clock Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Ray M.
Bergeson, 2l9 West Thayer avenue.
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The Fort Lincoln Ladies' Bridge
club met for q o'clock luncheon
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Harold Stow, Fort Lincoln. Contract
was played at three tables, with Mrs.
George Harris, Mrs. A. G. Young and
Mrs. w. B. Carlock receiving score
prizes.
A color note Of red and white was
effectively carried out In the ap-
pointments for q bridge party given
Friday evening by Mrs. Donald 6ny-
der, 1902 Fourth st. There were
eight guests. High scores at the close
of play were held by Mrs. w. p.
Knott, Miss Thelma King and Mrs.
M. B. Demming.
A depression party Is planned by
members Of Chapter F, p. e. O., when
they entertain the B. I. LIS at q din
ner at Z o'clock Monday evening at
the Prince hotel. Guests will come
CARRIED in outfits suited to the de.
preston theme. During the evening
Mrs. N. o. Ramstad will show mo-
ton pictures Of California scenes and
q program will be given. A commit
tee composed Of Mrs. H. F. O'Hare,
Mrs. w. L. Nuessle and Mrs. Worth
Lumry are in charge Of arrangements.
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Red and white tapers carried out
patriotic note at the card party given
Friday evening In the Masonic temple
by members Of the Order Of the East
ern Star and the Masonic lodge
Bridge was played at 10 tables. Score
prizes went to Mrs. George Janda and
A. L. FoSteSon. The committee in
charge included Mrs. Henry Groves.
Miss Audrey Flow. Mr.. and Mrs. T. W..
Settle, e. q. Sawyer and q. w. Cas-.
The two organizations are planning
a dancing party sometime before
Lent.
Decorations appropriate to three
February holidays, st. VAL
day and Lincoln and WASH
1ngton'S birthdays, were used for q
party given by the Pioneers Society
OF the First Presbyterian church Fri.
day evening In the church. In charge
Of the decorating was . committee
composed Of Marcia Logee, Jean Tru-
man and Betty Jacobson. Lydia
LANCER headed the refreshment COM
mittee. The evening was spent with
games and contests.
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Mrs. Val Yeager, 931 Eighth st..
gave . $50 o'clock bridge luncheon
Friday afternoon honoring her moth
er, Mrs. M. =. Mossbrucker, ana Mrs.
Carl Nelson, both Of whom were cele.
brating their birthday anniversaries.
The affair was arranged as surprise.
A patriotic motif, featuring red, white
and blue, was used for the table,
which was lighted with white tapers.
Covers were placed for eight guests.
Score prizes In the bridge games went
to Mrs. p. A. Dodds and Mrs. w. J..
Nickolaus and there were gifts for
the two guests Of honor. During the
afternoon guests listened to Little
Threads Of Silver" especially dcdicat-
ed to Mrs. Mossbrucker, as 1t was
sung over the radio by Hazel John.
son.
B. P. w. Club giving benefit
bridge party Wed, Feb. 22nd,
Memorial Bldg.
Regular meeting Of Bismarck
Lodge No. 5, A. F. E A. M,
Monday Eve, Feb. 20. Work
In F. C. degree.
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