The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-19

SMARCK TRIBUNE, :
and w. g. Arnt1. Mr.. and Mrs. Burn
stad now are at home at Burnstad
Mrs. Burnstad formerly was en-
ployed as q clerk In the state motor
vehicle registration department.
Miss Ethel Renwick, who Is an In
structor at Arnegard. came Saturday
to spend the two-weeks holiday re-
cess with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. M. Renwick, 007 Sixth st.
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Mr. and Mrs. James Buckley, Man
dan, have announced the approaching
marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Mary Ann Buckley, to Glenn w
Thomas, Bedford, Ore. The ceremony
will take place at Bedford during the
first week In January. Miss Buckley
has gone to Bedford to spend the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Keuther, New
Salem, have announced the marriage
Of their daughter, Mrs. Viola Finkle
to Raymond T. Finkle, Bismarck. The
ceremony was performed on SAtur-
day, Dec. .. by County Judge B. w
Shaw at the Morton county court
house at Mandan. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
L. Pfleeger, Bismarck, were attendants
at the ceremony.
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Paul Maasen, Portland, Ore, left
for home Monday evening after visit
Ing since Sunday noon with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs John Maasen, FOG
Eighth st., and his brothers and
sisters-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Maasen, Ill Rosser avenue, and Mr.
and Mrs. John Maasen, Jr., ia
Broadway avenue. Mr.. Maasen was
returning from 4 business trip to
Detroit, Mich
Mrs. +. T. McCanna, All Avenue E
received the large doll crib which was
given away by the Afternoon Guild
Of st. Georges Episcopal church. The
announcement was made at q COM
raittee meeting held Monday evening
at the parish house. The st. Georges
Evening Guild will announce the re-
cipient Of a large dressed doll or
Wednesday, Dec. 20.
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Miss Madge King. Webb apartments
was hostess to the st. Theresa's mis-
sionary society which met Monday
evening for brief business session
and contract bridge, played at three
tables. The high score gift was re-
ceived by Mrs. p. r. Webb, 6l4 Fifth
ST., who was q guest Of the club. 9th
er guests were Mrs. Robert b. Webb
40 Main avenue, and the Misses
Catherine r. Helbling and Hilda Nc
Donell, Person Court apartments. Miss
King served luncheon at the close Of
the card games. Miss Josephine
Hosch, 720 Third St., has invited the
group to meet with her at the home
|of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur G. Anderson
1902 Thayer avenue, Thursday eve
ming, Jan. 4, ut O'Clock.
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Miss Harriet Lane, 504 Broadway
Avenue. West, who will be married IN
Minneapolis during the holidays. was
complimented at handkerchief
shower given Monday evening by Miss
Agnes Nelson and her mother, Mrs
Anne s. Nelson, Person Court apart
ments. Guests were office employees
Of the Workmen's Compensation bu-
reau and q few other friends Of the
bride-to-be. Bridge was played al
three tables, with honors going to Miss
Delora Samuelson. 4O2 Mandan St.
and Miss Helen Nelson. 2l5 Avenue G
West. Red and green motifs featur-
ing the Christmas idea were used In
the party appointments. The pack
age which held the handkerchief
represented chimney decorated with
q Santa Claus figure.
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Mrs. william West Of New York
City, who left at noon Tuesday after
weeks visit in Bismarck and Man
can, was llonored at an informal
afternoon party given Monday after
noon by her niece, Mrs. Lester S
Diehl. 301 Avenue B, and her sister
Mrs. Earl H. circuit Of Mandan, at
Mrs. Diehl,s home. There were IA
guests. While here, Mrs. West has
visited with Mrs. circuit, With Mrs
Diehl and with another sister, Mrs
Ralph Penner, 1921 Fourth st. Mrs
West. who was Miss Mabel Campbell,
is going to Fergus Falls. Mimi, to
spend some time with her father, Mel
Campbell, who Is seriously i'll In a
hospital there. Mr.. Campbell has
been making his home with a
daughter. Mrs. T. J. Tdemanson, at
Fergus Falls.
Miss Margaret Church, 500 Eleventh
st.. who will be a bride of the holiday
season, was honored at q kitchen
shower given Monday evening at the
McCabe Methodist Episcopal church
parlors by Mrs. L. v. Nelson, 1929
Fourth st.; Miss lone Noggle. 718
Fourth st., and Miss Essie Rishworth,
sos Fifth st. Miss Church was pre-
sented with complete set Of kitchen
ware provided by the guests. After
the evening spent In solving jig-saw
puzzles the hostesses served lunch
con. Guests were Miss Church and
her finance, G. Philip Nelson: L. v.