The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-01-26
Aid Society to Serve
scandinavian Dishes

scandinavian Dishes
A typical scandinavian dinner will
be served by the Ladies' Aid society
Of the Trinity Lutheran church Fri
day evening from 5 to I o'clock In
the church dining hall.
The following menu, prepared BY
the ladies Of the society, will be
served: ludefisk with drawn butter
lefse. potatoes. meat balls with gravy
celery. olives, jelly. whole wheat and
raisin bread, current pudding with
whipped cream, fatigman and sprita
cookies and coffee.
Members Of the legislature are cor.
daily invited to the affair, which Il
open to the public.
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Miss Agnes Witzleben was hostess
to members Of her bridge club Tues
day evening Ut the Prince hotel.
Cards were played at two tables, with
Miss Jane Byrne receiving the score
prize.
Commissioner Of Immig Z ito
Joseph M. Devine spoke at q noon
luncheon Of the Mandan Rotary club
Thursday In regard to worldwide de.
preston. His topic was ut Is alwaya
darkest Just before the dawn"
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The Epworth League Of the McCabe
Methodist church viii hold sleigh
ride party this evening to which,
about 30 young people have been in
vited. A hot-dish supper will be
served afterwards. Marjorie Dean
Eddie Church. Luella Harding and
Philip Nelson comprise the commit
tees In charge.
A green and orange color note Wa
carried out with seasonal flowers for
small luncheon given Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. G. @. Turner, wife
OF Warden Turner Of the state peni-
Tertiary at her home In the warden's
residence. Covers were placed fol
eight. The afternoon was spent IN
sewing.
A badly fractured wrist, which she
received in fall on an icy sidewalk
Is keeping Mrs. Florence H. Davis
librarian for the state historical So
ciety, at her home this week. Mrs
Davis, who has been q patient at Z
local hospital for several days. VA
able to leave the hospital Wednes-
day.
Mrs. william Baer and Mrs. Mary
Bertsch entertained the Ace bridge
club Wednesday evening at the Baey
home, 2l8 Seventh Ct. There were
guests for three tables. Mrs. Robert
Schwebs and Mrs. Dertsch held high
scores. Out-of-town guests at the
party were Miss Sue Lockman, Bow
bells, and Miss Genevieve Baer, South
Bend, Ind.
Members Of Q bridge luncheon club
entertained their husbands at q din
i1er party Wednesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. e. ]. Taylor, Sill Sixth
st. Covers were placed for 20 guests
1t small tables where a pink color
scheme was carried out with bouquets
Of roses and schizanthus. Contract
was played, with Mrs. b. E Jones and
Charles Kaiser Of Madison. WIS.,. re-
ceiving the prizes.
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G. D. Brazerol, Washington, D. c.,
left Thursday for his home after
spending the last three months In
Bismarck. with his daughter, Miss
Kathleen Bra1erol and his sons, John
and A. M. Brazerol. ait Avenue A
West. While in the city he was .
guest at the home Of ]. p. Spies, 2l3
First st. Mr.. BraSerol was accom-
panied as far % st. Cloud, Mimi, by
his sister, Miss Mary Bra1erol, 2l3
First st., who viii spend about 10
days there.
Two Bismarck teachers, who re-
Gently underwent operations at the
Bismarck hospital, are convalescing
satisfactorily according to hospital
attendants. They are Miss Anne
Rodewald Of the william Moore
school, who Is recovering rapidly from
an operation she underwent Monday.
and Miss Beulah 9hurr Of the Rich
holt school, who was operated on for
mastoid. Her condition was some.
what improved Thursday.
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A group Of plano pupils Of Mrs. J.
L. Hughes at the y. 8. Indian school
will appear In . recital ct 1850 o'clock
Friday evening in the Indian school
auditorium. Those taking part In q
program Of 5olos and duets win be
Ida Jape Starr. Eleanore Fox. Polly
PRICE. Rachel Smith, Viola Little SOL
49,. Alice Bell and Regina Whitman.
Two vocal numbers win be given by
the Indian school glee club under the
direction Of Mrs. Hermann 6cheffer.
Sons of Norway Dance Fri.
day night at Hudson hall, Man