The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-25
As Couples Attend
Army Charity Dance

About IS couples, including many
guests from Bismarck and Mandan,
were guests at the dancing party given
by officers stationed at Fort Lin
coin Wednesday evening for the bene-
TIT OF the Army Relief society.
Preceding the function, several small
dinner parties were given by the Of
ficers and their wives for their guests.
Dancing was from 8 to / o'clock at
the post gymnasium with music by the
post orchestra. Flags, machine guns
and carts formed military setting.
Officers stationed at Fort Lincoln
who were hosts were Colonel George
w. Harris, Major Francis A. Byrne,
Major John F. Duckworth, Captain
Bird Little, Captain John F. Hill, Cap
tain Julian H. George, Captain George
r. Conner, First Lieutenants George
s. Mickle, Charles N. S. Ballou and
Willard B. Carlock and Second Lieu
tenants Tito G. Moscatelli, Roy E.
Moore and Adrian L. Hoebeke.
Committees for the dance Wednes-
day evening were: Reservations
Ballou and Mrs. Il. G. Young. Decora-
ttons-Lieutenant and Mrs. Moore,
Lieutenants Moscatelli and Hoebeke.
Observation-Disclosures. L. Nickel and
Mrs. Young.
Miss Miriam Taylor of LaMoure,
who with her mother, Mrs. w. C. Tay-
Tor, spent the weekend in Bismarck.
lett frore Jamestown Monday for
California, where she will spend the
balance Of the winter
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Mrs. Gerard j. Meyer Of Minot,
who will arrive soon to make her
home In Bismarck. was the guest Of
honor at 2 party given by her Bible
study class last Monday evening.
There were Is members at the affair
at which Mrs Meyer received q gift.
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Mrs. w. s. Stutsman. 413 Thayer
avenue. west, Monday evening enter
tanned her bridge club, which has
players for two tables. H>'1 score
was held by Mrs. M. D. Williams,
Mandan. All Of the members, with
the exception Of Mrs. Stutsman, are
Mandan women.
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Arriving Wednesday evening to at
tend the Democratic rally Thursday
were Mary T. Ness, Grand Forks.
member Of the state executive COM
mittee Of the Democratic party, and
Nellie Dougherty, Minot. national
committeewoman for North Dakota.
Both are at the Patterson hotel.
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The time Of the national American
Legion Auxiliary broadcast, which
was announced Wednesday, will be
Friday morning, Jan. rs, from $50
to 9:45 o'clock &C. s. to. The broad
cast will be given over the Columbia
network and will feature national
officers of the Auxiliary who are at
tending the national defense con-
ference now being held at Washing
ton, D. G.
Both auction bridge and whist will
be played at the card party to be
given by the Auxiliary to Nonpartisan
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Terrace Gardens Friday evening, be-
ginning at 8 o'clock. Mems and wom-
er's high score prizes will be awarded
In both games. The general public Is
invited to attend the party and to
telephone reservations to Mrs. Frank
Smith. $40 Sixteenth ST.. l462-LR. or
Mrs. Stephen Ter Horst, o23 Eighth
st.. 1880.
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Miss Beatrice Water. daughter Of
Rev. and Mrs. Walter =. Water, 4O7
sixth st.. and Miss Peggy Bergeson.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Ber-
geson, 2l0 Thayer avenue. west. came
Wednesday evening to spend their
n!d.semester vacation from James.
town college at their homes. Miss
Water was accompanied by Miss Ar
itne sanborsl, 622 Eighth st., who had
been her guest since last weekend.
Miss Bergeson brought with her
school friend, Miss Louise Crowley OF
Hebron. who win be her guest during
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