The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-30
Junior c. D. A. Troop
Gives Benefit Party

Bridge was played 1t - tables AC
the benefit card party given by moth
ers Of Troop No. I Of the Junior
Catholic Daughters. Friday evening
in st. Mary's school auditorium. Pro-
ceeds will b used for charity work
sponsored by the troop.
Score prizes at the close Of play
were awarded to Jack Hintgen, T.
H. Butler, Mrs. Emil Kaiser and Mrs.
John Yegen.
Refreshments were served by a|
committee OF mothers, including
Mesdames J. p. Wagner, J. N. Rol,er-
ty, A. D. Mclkinnon. N. N. Hermann,
L. A. Winter. l.. ]. darske, ]. w.
Guthrie. A. H. Barrett, ]. b. Smith
and Mrs. Francis Halloran, assisted
by Misses Hilda Mcdonald and Cath
crime Helbling.
Miss M. Beatrice Johnstone left
Saturday evening for her home in
Grand Forks after attending meet
ing Of the teachers insurance and
retirement fund trustees here.
Dewey RaSche. Killdeer. has left
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days transacting business in the city.
While here he was the guest Of his
sister. Mrs. ]. A. Kohler, SIS West
Rosser avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Q. Schultz, Man
dan, were hosts to members Of their
bridge club, composed Of IL Bismarck
persons, Saturday evening ct their
home In Mandan. Score prizes were
awarded to c. ]. Ref and Mrs. G. L.
Thompson. A seasonal motif was car.
ried out in the table appointments.
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Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Chernich, sic
Avenue A West, left by airplane Mon
day morning for Morton, In Richland
county. where they were summoned
by the critical illness Of Mr.. Cher
nich's mother. The elder Mrs. Cher
Mich, who 70 . pioneer resident Of
Richland county, suffered = paraly-
tic stroke Sunday.
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Valentine appointments were used
for the tables when Mr.. and Mrs. T.
e. Flaherty, COT Sixth st.. entertain
ed the members Of the Capital City
bridge club 1t Z dinner Saturday
evening In their home. The dinner
was served cafeteria style, with yell
low and green tapers lighting small
tables about the rooms. Bridge was
played at three tables, with Mrs. z. b.
German and Mr.. Flaherty holding
high scores.
Senator w. D. Lynch, L. Moure.
was the speaker ct q dinner meeting
of the Bismarck assembly, Fourth
Degree Knights Of Columbus, Sunday
evening In the private dining room Of
the Grand Pacific hotel. Senator
Lynch's topic was "Ftlndamen { al
Principles In Solving Governmental
and Legislative Problems" Dr.. b. =.
Strauss presided during the dinner
hour. About Is members attended.
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Mrs. E. D. Rose, 8l5 Fourth st.,
entertained group Of IL children at
a birthday party Saturday afternoon
for her daughter. Edna, who was six
years old. A fish pond and various
games, in which Margaret Roherty
and Gerald Barr received prizes. were
enjoyed. Appointments in pink and
white were used for the table when q
supper was served. Favors marked
the places.
The 10th birthday anniversary Of
Beatrice Hendricks, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. =. NJ. Hendricks, e2l Fifth
st., was the occasion for q birthday
party given Saturday afternoon BY
Mrs. Hendricks. Guests were l6 girls.
Games and guessing contests occu-
pied tho afternoon and prizes went
to lrrnA Rudser, Audrey Cave. Iona
Brandt and Mary Jane Refvem. VI.
lentine favors, Z birthday cake In
pink and green and tapers IN pastel
ehades were used In the decorations
when . buffet supper was served.
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Members OF the Star bridge club
entertained their husbands Ct Q din.
ner Friday evening ct the Sweet
Shop. Covers were placed for DR..
and Mrs. n. Priske. Mr.. and Mrs.
Donald Tracy, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Nelson, Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Put
nam. Mr.. and Mrs. Myron Rierson.
Mr.. and Nrs. Ray Joos, Mr.. and Mrs.
Wade 0shringer and Mr.. and Mrs.
George Christie. Bridge was played
after dinner, with prizes going to
1frs. Christie, Dr.. Priske, Mrs. Nelson
and Mr.. Putnam.
Chicken and homemade moo
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