The Bismarck tribune., 1933-01-20
Treasurer's Staff
Gives Entertainment

treasurer's office, under the direction
Of Leonard orvedal, deputy treas.
urer. presented . musical and stunt
program following Z business session
Of Bismarck Nonpartisan Club No.
Thursday evening In the World Wal
Memorial building.
Community singing, led by Mr.
Orvedal opened the program, afte,
which Howard Cunningham played {
cornet solo and q group OF voca
numbelS were given by Louis Auer.
bach. A piano solo, burlesqued b,
Alfred DALE, state treasurer, a stunt
by the entire staff and group sing.
ing completed the entertainment.
Approximately $50 persons attend.
ed the dinner served by the Nonpar.
tisan club members earlier In the
evening.
Mrs. B. q. Cross, COOS Avenue D
left Thursday evening for Seattle
Wash. to spend Z few weeks with hel
mother and other relatives.
Members Of st. Anthony's Mission
ary group were entertained Thursday
evening at the home Of Mrs. Iver
Enget. 006 First st. Three tables oi
bridge were in play during the eve
ming, with score prizes going to Mrs
]. J. Mclaughlin and Mrs. q. Brose
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Mrs. H. J. Johnston was hostess ia
members Of st. Jude's mission group
Thursday afternoon at the home ol
Mrs. Peter Beylund, $50 Fourth st.
After the business meeting. bridge
was played at two tables with Mrs.
G. ]. Mitchell and Mrs. Walter Mad
dock receiving the score prizes.
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Members OF the Wednesday bridge
club met at the homo OF Mrs. c. e
Stackhouse, S14 Fifth st., wednesday
afternoon. Contract was played ct
three tables with prizes for high score
going to Mrs. f. L. Conklin. Mrs. p
+. Byrne and Mrs. +. E. Shepard
Tea was served following the bridge
games.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Flemmer
WaShburn, announce the marriage Of
their daughter, Miss Melita @. Flem-
ner. to Theodore L. Giedd, son OF
Mrs. Theodore w. 0iedd, Avon. 8. D.
The wedding took place in Bismarck
November Is. 1882 at the home Of
Rev. Ellis jackson, pastor OF the First
Baptist church. who officiated.
A group Of friends assembled at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin
Haakenson, Memorial highway, Thurs
day evening as surprise. tho &C.
casion being their wedding anniver-
sary and also Mrs. Haakenson'l
birthday. The evening was spent 60
cially and Mr.. and Mrs. Haakepson
were presented with a number ot
gifts.
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Miss Lenora Cole, Lisbon, has come
to Bismarck to take a position as SUBJ
stitute teacher for the nth grade at
the william Moore school, during the
illness Of Miss Anne Rodewald. She
fomerly was demonstration teacher
for Barnes county. Miss Cole. who Is
a cousin Of DR.. Cole, Is making her
home with DR.. and Mrs. Cole. 2lo
Park st.
A color note Of yellow and green
was carried out in the appointments
when Mrs. Richard Penwarden. Jr.,
was hostess to members her bridge
club Tuesday evening ct her home,
0l2 Avenue @. TWO tables were in
play and high scores were held by
Misses Agnes Witseleben and Grace
TAFT. Mrs. A. r. Reep. Grenora. was
. guest from out OF the city.
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In celebration Of the 18th birthday
anniversary Of w. +. Brsen, his
daughter. Mrs. Paul Halloran, S07
Fourth st., entertained at . family
dinner Thursday evening ct her home
Covers were marked for II guests at
. long table centered with Z candle
decorated birthday cake In pastel
shades. Bridge was played after din
ner. with score prizes going to Miss
Ardeth Breen and Roy Kennedy.
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Mrs. Al Simon was installed as
president Of the Bismarck eunshine
society at . meeting held Wednesday
afternoon at TIE home Of Mrs. w. E
Perry, 623 Second st.. Mrs. Simon
succeeds Mrs. Adolph echlenker
Other officers who will serve with
Mrs. Simon during the year are Mrs
@. B. Lund, secretary: and Mrs. E
T. Slender, treasurer. The afternoon
Was spent In working on comlortera
for the Red Cross.
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Miss Gladys Pearce. 322 First st.
entertained the members Of her bridge
club Thursday evening. Bridge was
played ct three tables. Score prizes
were won by Mrs. p. M. Bvrne. Mrs