The Bismarck tribune., 1933-05-12
Rainbow Girls Name
Miss Peggy Bergesor

associate advisor; Nina Melville,
Charity; Beth Wheeler, Hope; and
Gladys Risen, Faith. lone Noggle
and Eve Irvine retain their offices as
secretary and treasurer, respectively
Past worthy advisors and official
convention delegates will comprise the
reception committee for the grand as
sembly here June 15-17, it was de-
cided. Members Of the committee are
Julia Wetmore, Mildred Dietz, Helen
Targart, Marjorie Alderman, Doris
TAFT, Wilma Wenzel, Peggy Bergeson
Frances Dunn and Nina Melville.
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Miss Esther Noggle, 718 Fourth st..
is spending few days in Minot as
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. A. E.
Peterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren J. Bicknell
Jr., 204 Avenue B West, left Friday
noon for Cleveland, Ohio, their form
er home, where they plan to spend
about 10 days.
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Mrs. p. M. Byrne and small daugh-
ter. Patty. 3l5 washington St., re-
turned Thursday from Jamestown
where they have spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. DuVall.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Boyd and
daughter Of Grand Forks left for their
home Thursday after spending sew
eral days in Bismarck as the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wiley, 2l7
Avenue G West.
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Miss Mary White entertained the
members of her bridge club Wednes-
day evening at the home of her
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Grady, All
Sixth st. There were guests for two
tables and prizes went to Miss Helen
Benson and Miss Helen Showalter.
Mrs. Ruth Plants Hill and son, John
Hill, who have spent the last two
months visiting with old time friends
here, left Bismarck Thursday by au-
tomobile for Los Angeles, Calf. Mrs
Hill, former resident. has been
looking after business interests in
this vicinity.
Mrs. George Lampson, Parsons
Kan, is here for visit with hel
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. anc
Mrs. r. E. Middaugh, 2l7h Avenue
D west. Mrs. Lampson plans to re-
main about a month and on her re-
turn will be accompanied by Mrs
Mtddaugh and small son.
Mrs. r. S. Wilde, Rose apartments
entertained nine small girls at a fare.
we'll party Thursday afternoon fol
Audrey Parsnick. who will leave Sun.
day for Selby, 8. D., to spend thu
summer months with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brazel. The
afternoon was passed with games and
jig-saw puzzles. A supper was served.
Members of the Tuesday bridg,
club were guests at a luncheon given
Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. L. r
Priske, Ga First st. Contract wa
played at three tables during the af
ternoon and prizes went to Mrs. j.
G. Taylor and Mrs. Frank Lahr.
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Mrs. Theodore E. Smith, Fargo, ar
rived Thursday to be the guest o1
Miss Rosalind Brown, 2l8 Avenue C.
for the remainder of the week. From
here Mrs. Smith will go to Dickinson
TO visit with friends. Mrs. Smith is 8
daughter-in-law of Mrs. G. o. Smith
Fargo, known to many Bismarck resi-.
dents.
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Miss Josephine Cervinski, Mis-!
Gladys Pearce and Mrs. Herman Bro.
copp were hostesSes at q meeting o.
their bridge club Thursday evening
at the Cervinsh home, 500 Tenth st
Three tables were in play. Score
prizes were awarded to Mrs. p. M
Byrne, Mrs. w. ]. Devlin and Miss
Pearce. Bowls Of Iris were used II
decorating the tables
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A surprise farewell party was given
for Mrs. Verne Haines at her home
3l3 Tenth st.. Thursday evening by
members of the Progressive Mothers
club, Of which Mrs. Haines is an Of
ficer. There were IL guests. Mrs
Haines will leave soon for Tuttle to
join Mr.. Haines, who recently pur-
chased creamery there. The party
was arranged by Mrs. Albin Hedstrom
and Mrs. Roy Riggs.
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Mrs. L. K. Thompson, 612 Avenue
D. will leave Saturday morning by
automobile for Grand Forks, to be
present for the annual Mothers Day
banquet Sunday at the Alpha Phi
sorority house at the University OF
North Dakota. Mrs. Thompson will
oe q guest Of her daughter, Miss Mary
Lou Thompson, member Of Alpha
Phi. She will be accompanied to
Grand Forks by Mrs. G. w. Stewart
and Mrs. A. ]. Sylvester, who also