The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-02-22
SOCIETY NEWS

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Rare Objects Will Be
Shown at Heirloom Tea
A piece Of cloth Of gold tapestry,
made by hand in the 18th century
and which came from Isaphan. Per.
sia, will be one Of the prize articles
to beshown at the heirloom tea which
members Of Circle No. Of the Ladies
Aid society Of the First Presbyterian
church viii give Thursday afternoon
In the church parlors.
The tapestry IS the property Of Mrs
Alfred, Zuger, SOL West Thayer ave.
nue., and was presented to her by Mrs
Alma Kerr, director Of education II
Bagdad, Iraq.
Other rare objects which will form
a part Of the display include spin.
ming wheel more than IS years old
brought from Norway by an ancesto,
OF Mrs. Fred Jansonius, 816 Fourth
ST.: pair Of hand-knit stocking.
which have been In the Bohn family
since 1850 and are now the property
Of Mrs. Carl Tullberg. 1921 Fourth st.;
and sword which once belonged to
DR.. w. A. Bentley, pioneer Bismarck
physician, who served as adjutant
general Of North Dakota more than
40 years ago. It Is the property Of
his daughter, Mrs. w. A. Falconer
202 Avenue e.
Mrs. H. l.. Wheeler and Mrs. s. d
Dietz, president and vice president Of
the circle, will preside at the tea
table. Mrs. Carl Tullberg Is In charge
Of general arrangements.
An invitation Is extended to the
general public and to visitors in the
city. Receiving hours will be from :
until S o'clock.
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Mrs. E. A. Greenwood, $50 Ninth ST..
entertained members of st. Anthony's
missionary group Tuesday evening
Twelve members attended. Bridge
was played with Mrs. Matt Neibauel
and Mrs. Ray zoos holding high
scores.
Cards were played at two tables
following q meeting Of st. George.
Evening Guild Monday evening a,
the home Of Miss Irene Pilmoor, 821
Sixth st. Miss Rita Murphy received
the score prize at the close Of play
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Mrs. A. G. Tenney Victoria DUNN
Fargo, is here to spend about three
weeks as the guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. b. M. Dunn, 100 WeS'
Thayer avenue. while Mr.. Tenney 4
transacting business in the western
part Of the state.
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Joseph Fischer, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Steve Fischer, Glen Ullin, left Tues
day for his home. He recently wa.
discharged from the st. AAxius hos
pital following an operation for ap'
pendicitis. Fischer Is q nephew o.
Mrs. Nick Martin and a cousin o.
Mrs. John M. Colness. Bismarck.
Mrs. r. p. Merritt and daughter
Miss Genevra Merritt, have returned
to their home at Kenmare after {
weekend visit here with Mrs. Mer'
ritt's brother-in-law and sister. MI
and Mrs. Robert B. Webb, Patterson
hotel.
AIDE Roeszler, Ashley. left thi!
morning for his home after shor
visit with a fraternity brother. Henri.
Brown. 1916 Fourth st. Both youn(
men are members of Kappa Sigms
fraternity at the University Of NORTH
Dakota.
Mrs. w. ]. Noggle, 718 Fourth st.
used decorations appropriate K
Washington's birthday when she en-
tertained the members Of her sewin(
club this afternoon at her home
There were 10 guests. The Afternoon
was spent informally.
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Members Of the Mothers club hele
an informal party Tuesday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Ray M. Berge.
son, 2l9 West Thayer avenue. Card.
and sewing were the pastimes. Mrs
william Harris received q score prizt
In the bridge games. Tea was servec
at the close of the afternoon.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Lyngstad, Rug.
by. who spent the weekend In Bis.
marck with Mr.. Lyngstad's brother
and sister in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. j. O
Iyngstad, TO Sixth st.. have return.
ed to their home. Mr.. and Mrs. O. H
Gremsgard, Rugby. who accompan.
led them here, also have returned af.
ter brief visit with Mr.. and Mrs. O
II. Erickson, 0Ol Eighth st. Mrs
Gremsgard and Mrs. Erickson arr
sisters.
For her son Leslie. who was nine
years old. Mrs. L. v. Miller, go
Eighth st.. entertained II small boys
at birthday party Monday after
noon after school. The guests anus
ed themselves with jig-saw puzzles. q
treasure hunt and with q modelling
contest in which Ronald Wheeler
and Billy Aughnay won prizes. A
birthday cake conferred the refresh.
ment table which has appointments
in yellow.
Robert e. Kennedy, engineer fol
the state highway department, gavl
an address on George Washington q
a meeting Of the local Eastern Stal
chapter Tuesday evening in the Ma.
sonic temple. Affiliation services wers
conducted for Miss Margery Morris
and Mrs. Malvin Olson. During thu
service Mrs. B. M. Dunn and Mrs
j. A. Larson sang . duet. Later Mrs
Larson sang In the Garden Of To.
morrow" The evening closed with {
social hour and refreshments wert
served by Mrs. D. B. Cook, Mrs. Dunn
Mrs. H. p. Asseltine, Mrs. ]. A. Lar.