The Bismarck tribune., 1933-02-04
w. C. T. u. Members to
:. Give Tea for Wives
Of State Officials

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lhostesses at an informal tea Tuesday
afternoon, Feb. Z, In the Auxiliary
. room at the World War Memorial
building, honoring wives Of state Of
ficials, wives Of members Of the legis-
lature and women employees Of the
state legislature. Hours viii be from
until s o'clock.
Mrs. william LANCER, first lady Of
North Dakota, and DR.. Fannie Dunn
Quain will preside at the tea table. A
musical program arranged by Mrs.
Opie 8. Rindahl and Mrs. ]. L.
Hughes will be given during the re-
ceiving hours.
The guests win be greeted by a
committee Of w. G. +. u. members,
including Mrs. J. ]. Rue. president Of
the Bismarck union, Mrs. r. E. Ken
1ledy, chairman for the tea, Mrs. r.
8. Enge, Mrs. F. E. McCurdy and Mrs.
G. G. Converse.
Marvel Kjelstrup, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. K. Kjelstrup. 1922 Fifth st., who
is attending the University Of North
Dakota, Grand Forks, arrived Friday
to spend q short vacation between
eemesters with his parents.
= $3.50
The Epworth League chorus choir
of IS voices. under the direction of
Miss Ruby Wilmot, school music SUI
pervisor, will present q special mu-
sical program at the 7:30 o'clock serv-
ice Sunday evening at the McCabe
Methodist church.
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Mrs. j. E. DeGroot and two daugh-
tiers arrived in Bismarck Thursday
from Valley City to join Mr.. DeGroot,
new manager Of the Burg store. Mr..
DeGroot was transferred here about
10 days ago to take the place Of J.
l.. Powell.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. French, 6l5
Fourth st., are expected to return the
first OF the week from q combined
business and pleasure trip to Duluth
and st. Paul. While In Duluth Mr..
French attended q convention Of
hardware dealers.
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Bridge was played at three tables
when Miss Helen Brownawell, 1902
Fourth st., entertained the members
Of her bridge club Friday evening.
Appointments in red and white, to
form Valentine motif. were used
for the tables. Misses Mildred Bozak,
Alma Hendrickson and Hazel He'd
strom received the score prizes.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ray v. Stair. 2l9 Sew
enth st., have as their guest Mrs.
Stairs sister, Mrs. Elmer johnson,
Falkirk, q former resident OF Bis
marck. Following her visit here Mrs.
johnson will 60 to Steele to spend a
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. w. Cunningham. Compn-
mentary to Mrs. johnson, Mrs. Stair
entertained six old friends informally
Friday afternoon. Sewing was the
pastime.
Mrs. Rex Albrecht and Mrs. r. J..
Gerlitz were hostesses at handker-
chief shower Friday evening at the
Albrecht home, 718h Mandan st., for
Mrs. Frank Sklenicka, who with her
husband Is leaving soon for Turtle
Lake to make their home. Guests
were eight school friends Of the guest
of honor. Bridge was played, with
Mrs. Sklenicka and Miss Ruth Gade
receiving prizes. Decorations were in
keeping with st. Valentines day.
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Six classmates of Jean Merrill Tru-
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Truman, 3l4 Third st., were guests
at a theater and supper party given
Friday evening by Mrs. Truman in
celebration Of her daughters birth
day anniversary. After the show
games were played at the Truman
home, prizes going to Marcia Logee,
Doris Orchard and Jean Harris. A
large birthday cake decorated In Va
lentine colors centered the supper
table. Favors were balloons and
heart-shaped candy boxes.
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Misses Marguerite and Virginia
Bonner, daughters Of Senator and
Mrs. A. r. Bonzef. Jr., Lidgerwood.
arrived in Bismarck Friday evening
for q brief visit with their parents.
Miss Marguerite Is student In the
law school at the University Of North
Dakota and came here for the be-
tween-semester vacation. She will
leave Tuesday by plane for Grand
Forks. Miss Virginia is q Junior IN
the Lidgerwood high school and will
return to her studies Monday.
Meetings of Clubs,
Fraternal Groups