The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-18
University Students
Here for Tournament

A group Of students from the Uni.
ver$ity Of North Dakota are spending
the weekend In Bismarck visiting
with their parents and attending the
state basketball tournament.
In the group which motoced from
Grand Forks Thursday were william
Davis, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ.
Davis, go Sixth et.: David Davis. son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. =. Davis, Isl
Eighth st.: Frederick Mudgett, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. 7. Mudgett, SIS Man
dan st.; Warren Keisel, son Of J. =.
Keisel, 100 Second st.: James Worner,
Ill Tenth st.: Harold TAFT. son Of
Mrs. william Barneck, 6l2 Ninth st.:
and Earl Hoffman, son Of George
Hoffman, SIS Sixteenth st.
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Billy fIeisler, Mandan. u . guest for
few days at the home Of his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brodl.
FOL Avenue A West. He came here to
attend the state basketball tourna.
ment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Larkin, SIS
Sixth st., have Is their guests this
weekend Mrs. Larkin's mother, Mrs.
L. q. 6oderholm and daughter, Mlss
Ada eoderholm and also Mrs. Henry
Flaskrud, Ill Of sheyenne, N. D.
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DR. and Mrs. &. T. Mcdonald and
daughter Eleanor, jamestown, arrived
Saturday afternoon to attend the
final games Of the state basketbell
tournament They viii spend the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest
M. Davis. go Sixth st.
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Green tapers and appointments In
keeping with st. Patrick's day were
used for the tables when Mrs. Cuf-
ford Jansonius. 500 Avenue A. enter
tanned the members Of her bridge
club Friday evening. Cards were
played at two tables, with Muses.
Odelle Venue and Laverne Joerss re-
ceiving the prizes.
Mrs. John r. Oswald, Fort Lincoln.
entertained the Fort Lincoln ladies'
bridge club 1t her home Friday AFT
crnoon. TWO tables OF contract ana
one Of auction were in play. The
score prizes went to Mrs. G. N. 3.
Ballou, Mrs. w. B. Carlock and Mrs.
A. G. Young. The hostess served tea
following the games.
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Green carnations made effective
centerpieces for the tables when Mrs.
B. q. Cross, Gil Avenue B. enter
tanned u guests Friday afternoon Ut
a o'clock bridge luncheon. Ct. Pat
rick'S day 1avors decorated the tables
and bowls Of tulips and other spring
flowers were used about the rooms.
Contract was played. With Mrs. r. 8.
Towne, Mrs. B. O. Refvem and Mrs.
A. J. solien receiving the score prtses.
Robert Hoskins, grandson Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. D. Hoskins. o04 Fourth
ST., was Initiated into the University
OF North Dakota chapter Of Sigma
Alpha Epsilon fraternity at services
conducted Thursday ct the chapter
house. Hoskins, who y q freshman at
tho university, recently was selected
for membership In Phi Eta Sigma,
honorary fraternity. the appointment
being made on the basis Of scholar
ship.
A green and white motif WAS used
for the st. Patrick's luncheon given
Friday afternoon by Mrs.. Han Larkin,
1915 Eleventh ct. Covers were marked
for 10 guests. The afternoon was
passed informally With sewing. Guests
from out Of the city included Mr..
Larikiu;s mother, Mrs.. Eliza LArkin.
Max, who Is visiting ct the LArikin
home; Mrs. L. e. Soderholm, Miss
Ada Soderholm and Mrs. Henry
F1askrud, Ill Of Sheyenne, n. D., and
Mrs. Laura Pike, New Rockford, who
Is visiting here with her son. Har-
old Pike.