The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-02

WoSnng ton, u. G., Mt6o Tn0re00n,
Grand Forks; Miss Evelyn Wattam,
Fargo; Miss Jennie williams, Sidney,
Mont: and Miss oenevieve Rodgers,
Seattle, Wash.
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The women's class Of the First
Evangelism church was entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. william Luke, east Of the city.
Following q program Of readings and
musical numbers, = dainty luncheon
was served by the hostess, assisted by
her sister. Mrs. Anton STREET. There
were about Is guests.
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Miss Mary Hetherington will leave
Sunday for Chicago after spending
about three weeks In Bismarck with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hetherington, Evarts apartments. Az
ter q brief visit In Chicago Miss Heth-
erington will 60 to Saginaw. Michigan,
to resume her duties as Journalism In
structor In the Saginaw senior high
schools.
Miss viletta Roche and small niece,
Phyllis Yoerks, 3l4 Third st.. accom-
panied by Mrs. Margaret Moriarty,
200 Mandan st.. left Saturday for
Chicago. where they will visit the Gen.
fury Of Progress exposition. They
will visit in Minneapolis en- route.
Miss Roche will return In about 10
days, while Mrs. Moriarty will visit
fben H41fanns.elv> YA~1ls n,~a Mill I>A n~,~ .,
about month.
Miss Priscilla Taylor. LaMoure, was
a guest Of honor at buffet supper
and lawn party given Friday evening
BY Miss Marian Worner, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Worner. 706 Ninth
st. Guests were IL Delta Gamma
sorority sisters Of Miss Taylor and
the hostess. Summer flowers were
used to decorate the supper table,
placed In the garden. The evening
vas passed informally.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Larkin, 1916
Eleventh ST.. returned to Bismarck
Wednesday night from Max. where
they spent the day with Mr.. Larkin's
mother. Mrs. Eliza Larkin, who was
celebrating her 84th birthday anniver-
sary. A party honoring Mrs. Lar
kin was given by q group Of her
friends In Max. Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin
were accompanied to Max by their
daughter. Mrs. Ruth Stitzel and son
Keith, who went from there to Minot
to spend about 10 days with Mrs.
Stitzel's sister, Mrs. william Haley.
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Honoring Miss Jennie Williams,
Sidney. Mont. and Miss Evelyn Wat
tam, Fargo, who are guests at the
come Of their aunt, Mrs. r. s. Towne,
Miss Jeanne Kraft, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William Kraft, COS West
'rhayer avenue. entertained a compa-
ny Of Is girAs at bridge party Friday
afternoon. Misses Emily Belk and
Beth Wheeler held high scores In the
games and favors were presented to
the guests Of honor. Bouquets OF
garden flowers were used in the dec
orations. Miss Sarah Crewe. Wash
ington, D. c., was an out-of- town
guest.
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Miss Mildred Nierling, Jamestown
former resident Of Bismarck, who will
become the bride of Homer E. Fowler
Bismarck, at service this evening In
Jamestown, has been an honor guest
at two parties given recently by
jamestown friends. Mrs. T. L. Lyons
entertained at bridge for her Wed
nesday evening and earlier in the
week Mrs. william Smith and Miss
Anabelle Brockman were hostesses al
pre-nuptial party. Miss Nierling Is
the daughter OF Mrs. H. G. Nierling
jamestown, and for some time was
employed in the offices Of the state
highway department here. Mr.. Fowler
is an engineer In the bureau Of pub
lie roads.