The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-23
House Speaker to Be
Guest of B. P. w. Club


er Of the house, Is to be an honor
guest ct the annual guest night pro-
gram Of the Bismarck Business and
Professional Women's club Tuesday
evening in the club room at the
World War Memorial building.
Mrs. Craig viii address the club
during the evening.
Under the direction Of the public
ity committee, composed OF Miss
Mabel Olson, Mrs. Alfred Zuger and
Mrs. L. B. sowles. . playlet, dance
numbers and vocal and plano solos
win be presented.
The program: piano solo, Harriet
Rosen: vocal solo, Ruth Christianson.
accompanied BY Donna Jean Davis;
piano solo. Cynthia Dursema; play
let, The Thrifty Three" by jeanette
Asbrtdge, Edith Monk and Elaine
Wentland. members Of the high
school Playmakers; Dance Of
Moods" Betty Lee Orr; interpreta-
ton Of Pink Elephants" Audrey
Waldschmidt: novel tap dance, five
girls.
A social hour will follow the pro-
gram and refreshments will be served.
Mrs. A. p. Nachtwey and daughter
of Dickinson were visitors In Bis
marck Saturday.
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Justice and Mrs. L. E. Birdzell. 400
Sixth st., entertained the justices of
the state supreme court and their
wives at . o'clock dinner Saturday
evening at their home. Places were
marked for IL. An out-of- town guest
was Mrs. Kenneth Wells, Cheing Mai,
Siam. who win leave early In Febru-
ary for Slam after an extended visit
here with her father, Justice A. G.
Burr.
Wives Of two district judges, Mrs.
@. Crimson, Rugby. and Mrs. H. L.
Berry, Mandan, No. guests Of honor
at an informal party given Saturday
afternoon by Mrs. Fred Jansonius,
816 Fourth st. There were Is guests.
A color note Of pink and green was
carried out in the appointments for
the refreshment table. Other out.of-
town guests were Mrs. Z. D. Sinkler,
Minot. and Mrs. Kenneth Wells,
Cheing Mai, Siam.
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About 70 friends of william Dohr
assembled at his home, 222 Mandan
st., Saturday evening to help him
celebrate his 62nd birthday anniver-
sary. The party, arranged by men, |
bers Of the Dohn family, was planned
as q surprise. Cards and dancing
formed the pastimes and at midnight |
q supper was served at q table CEN
tered with . large decorated birthday |
cake.
Violin and piano selections by the
members featured q program given
by the Tiny Tots Music club Sunday
afternoon at the Menus Conservatory. /
Those taking part were Phyllis Wahl, |
Margaret Ann Dolph. Jane Hall, |
Mary Jane Nelson. Shirley Schantz, !
Lorraine Hauch. Marjorie Lou Robin |
son, Ferris Cordner, Jr., Donald Rob- |
inson, Bobbie Ritterbush and Billy |
Pfeffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. .Mundy, Mrs. |
p. c. Remington, ST.. DR.. and Mrs.
@. A. Rawlings and Colonel G. B. Lit
tie were hosts 1t q meeting Of their
bridge dinner club Saturday evening
at the Mundy home, 232 Avenue b |
West. Pink roses In crystal vases cen.
tered the tables and covers were
marked for ~ guests. Contract was
played after dinner, with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. B. Gilman. Mr.. Mundy and
Mrs. Copelin receiving the prizes.
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Mrs. B. o. Ward, Mrs. Milan Ward
and her sister, Mrs. Theodore Taylor |
OF Wilton were joint hostesses at a |
buffet supper Saturday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Wards and Mrs. Tay-
lor's sisters, the Misses Irma and |
Charlotte Logan. 2os Second st. !
Guests were Is women. most Of whom |
had been schoolmates Of the hostess !
es. Bowls Of freesia were used to carry !
out q yellow color note In the dining !!
room. The evening was passed social |
ly.
A novelty valentine dance was one |
Of the entertainment features at the
fourth party Of the Junior Dancing |
club. held Saturday evening at the |
Margaret Ann Ramsey Dance studio.
About Is couples attended. There
was dancing from $50 until II p. m.
Chaperones were Mr.. and Mira. w. +.
Harris, Mrs. Nell Pollard and Miss
Pearl Bryant. The committee In
charge Of arrangements included |
Howard Lawyer, Raymond Jenkins.
Philip German, Donald Bowman and