The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-11

:hildren. Virginia and Jackie, LETT To-
come Sunday after being visitors al
the Kaiser home for two weeks. Sew.
aral social affairs were given here te
.ionor Mrs. Mimnaugh. who Is a Sis
t.r of Mrs. Kaiser.
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Over l25 were served at the chicken
dinner given Sunday from 1880 to 2
o clock at st. Marys auditorium by
the Altar society Of st. Marys Cath
o.ic church. Mrs. Valentine Brown
22l Ninth st. South; Mrs. Peter An
ton. 300 Ninth st.. and Mrs. Matt
Boespflug, 223 Eleventh st., were
chairmen Of the committees for the
dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Scott, 40 Rosser
Avenue West, entertained at bridge
at their home Saturday evening.
three tables were In play. with high
score gifts going to Mrs. George WIN,
S2S Third st., and George r. Bird,
TIL Second st. Yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS conferred the tables for the
luncheon. which was served at mid
night.
Marlen Loehrke and Ralph Rand.
Bismarck students at the University
o. North Dakota, Crank Forks, have
been selected as members of the Uni
verstty Concert band by John Il. How
ard, musical director at the uniyer.
sity. The band has . membership Of
50 students. Loehrke also has been
honored by initiation into Kappa
Kappa Psi, national honorary band
fraternity. Membership Is based on
musical ability, scholarship and In
terest In band work.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Robert J. Dohn. ss2
Mandan st., spent the weekend ct
New Leipsig visiting with Mrs. Dohn,s
brothers, Rudolph and william Oelke,
and their families. Sunday, = family
gathering was held at the Rudolph
Oelke home. Mr.. and Mrs. Dohn took
to New Leipzig with them Miss Ella
Oelke, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudolph Oelke. who was released
from the Mandan hospital Monday,
Dec. 4, and had been q guest at the
Dohn home since then.
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Mrs. w. J.. Targart, 705 Sixth st.,
and L. D. Hulett, zoos Avenue B, re-
ceived the prizes for high score In the
bridge games which followed the
regular meeting Of the United Com
mercial Travellers Auxiliary held at
the World War Memorial building
Saturday evening. The consolation
awards went to Mrs. Van r. Middle
mas, 100 Thayer Avenue West, and w.
j. Targart. Lunch was served by Mrs,
=. H. Miller. It's Fourth st.: Mrs. ].
L. Arman, 3l6 Anderson st., and Mrs.
J. w. Taylor, 302 Park st.
Miss Eva vogle, 423 Eleventh st.,
was hostess to guests for five tables
Of cards at . Christmas party given
at her home Saturday evening.
Awards in the card games were won
by the Misses Beatrice Renner and
Barbara Weigal and Sebastian Win
gerter and Harry Tattley. Games
followed the cards until midnight
when luncheon was served by Mrs.
Carl A. Vogle, assisted by Mrs. Dale
Langford, 3l4 Thirteenth st. Decora-
tons for the party were In keeping
with the approaching Christmas sea-
son.
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Miss Gwendolyn Jensen, TOO Fifth
st., who has named Saturday, Dec. 80
as the date for her marriage to Ern-
est f. Penwarden, 1909 Broadway ave-
nue., was complimented at q kitchen
shower given Friday evening by Mrs.
A. r. Tavis, SIT Mandan st.. and Mrs.
r. H. Penwarden, Jr, 812 Avenue g.
The party was given at the home Of
Mrs. Tavis. Contract bridge was play
ed 1t four tables. Miss Cecil Ryan.
AZ Avenue D. and Mrs. r. G. Peter
son, az Seventh st.. held high scores.
Red and white In combination with
bronze asters were used on the lunch.
con tables. After luncheon. the gifts
were presented to the bride-to-be.
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Mrs. Harry Clooten. Sterling, was
honored at Q family birthday dinner
party given Sunday afternoon at 1
o'clock by her sister. Mrs. N. r. Julius,
2O0 Seventh st., South. Guests for
whom covers were placed were Mr..
md Mrs. Clooten, Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Leiboe, Ill Avenue G: Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bernstein, GOT Second st.: Mr..
ana Mrs. Arthur Bernstein, Mobridge,