The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-03-20
Foreign War Veterans
Arrange Ladies' Night

NO. l12O, voCoro01 o. k0eolGn wars,
win hold their annual ladies night din
uer at Z o'clock Tuesday evening in
the club room Of the Grand Pacific
hotel, II - announced Monday by Of.
flcer3 Of the og9ani1ation.
Post members may bring their
wives o. lady friends and one other
guest.
A program Of dances BY students Of
Miss Margaret Ann Ramsey viii be
one Of the entertainment features.
Jack Patterson, l6inot, department
commander Of the North Dakota We
terans Of Foreign Wars. win be Z
guest Of honor ct the dinner.
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Miss Helen showalter, 100 West
Roeser avenue, had - her guest dur
ing the state basketball tournament,
Miss Esther Janke. jamestown.
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Mis- Lucille Morrisey, Fargo, left
Monday for her home after spending
the weekend In the city with Miss
Mary White, At Sixth st.
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Mias Eae Roberts, who teaches near
Arena, spent the weekend In Bis
marck with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. J. Roberts, 706 Thayer Avenue.
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Jean Kraft, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r, Kraft, 60s West Thayer
avnue, had q her guest during the
state basketball tournament, Helen
Rorvig Of Fargo.
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Mrs. G. q. Wattam and daushter
Evelyn, Fargo, left Sunday for their
home after Z weekend visit at the
home Of Mrs. Wattam,s sister, Mrs.
r. 9. Towne, 722 Seventh ct.
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Mrs. J. B. Taylor. Wilton, Is in Bis
marck tor . visit with her sisterA the
Muses. Trina and Charlotte Logan.
100 Second st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover 9. Riggs, ~
Avenue 7. had q their guests over
the week. end Misses Arlene Rigs and
Marion Saathoff Of jamestown who
came here for the state basketball
tournament.
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Mrs. I. Z. Tsmpleton and daughter
Yvonne, Almont, N. D., who have
been Visiting at the. home Of Mrs.
Templeton's daughter. Mrs. Stanley
Lucas. 500 Avenue A, since Friday,
viii leave Tuesday for their home.
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Mr. and Mrs. q. ehearer. WASH
burn. left for their home Sunday A.
ter . several days visit with their
son.in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Bischof, go West Rosser
avenue.
Miss Mary Ellen Crawford, New
Rockford, u visiting for q few days
ut the home Of Mr.. ana Mrs. Frayne
Baker. sos West Thayer avenue. She
came here to attend the state basket
ball tournament.
Mr.. and Ars. 7. r. Skinner, 100
Thayer avenue, were hosts 1t . pot
luck bridge dinner Saturday evening.
Green candles lighted the Tables
where places were laid for II quests.
Mrs. H. A. McNutt and Mr.. Skinner
held honors In tho bridge games.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Z. E. Roessler and
daughter Grace left Sunday for their
home at Enderlin after spending sev-
eral days here attending the state
basketball tournament. They were
guests ct the home Of Mrs. 3. Russell,
1901 Fifth st.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Booth, $40 Grit
fin st., had as their guests over the
weekend their son. Edward Booth, .
student at the North Dakota Agri-
cultural college, and also Frank Carl
son. Fargo. and Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Beierle, New Rockford.
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FOR her mother. hrs. L. Sundfor,
Fargo, who spent the weekend In
Bismarck. Mrs. w. J. Targart, los
Sixth st., entertained Z group Of 10
women informally ct her home Satur.
day afternoon. Mrs. sundfor and
Helen Targart. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. TArgart. who accompanied her
here. left Sunday for Fargo.
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Alrs. w. r. Ebellng. ca Anderson
st.. entertained . group Of eight chil-
dren Saturday afternoon ct . birth.
day party for her daughters, Eileen
and Beatrice Joy, who were five and
one year old, respectively. Games
were played. with Patricia Ann IRA
1erol and Vivian Ann Anderson -.
ceiving prises. st. Patrick's day dec
orations were used for the table,
which was conferred with . large
birthday cake. The hostess was -.
sisted by Miss Emma 0rob.