The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-21
Baldwin Ladies' Aid
To Give Play Friday

To Give Play Friday
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid Of
Baldwin will give q play, "old
Fashioned Mother" in the community
hall at Stiu Saturday evening. A
cordial invitation to attend is ex-
tended to the public.
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Mrs. w. n. Bodenstab, $40 Mandan
st., and Mrs. r. M. Stangler. ia Ave-
nue. A, west, have returned from Z
seven-week western trip during which
they spent most Of. the time at Long
Beach, Calf.
Miss Elizabeth Wells Of Fargo, who
has been associated with the North
Dakota Childrens Home in that city
for the last five years, arrived in Bis
marck Wednesday to begin work with
the federal transient bureau.
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Mrs. Krist Kjektrup and Mrs. w.
I. Diven won first and second high
score honors, respectively, when Mrs.
H. 7. Perry, 116 Avenue B, entertained
the Tuesday bridge club at q / o'clock
luncheon. Contract games were
played at three tables.
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Mrs. Spencer spriggs and her two
children, Spencer, Jr, and Donna
Jean, have returned to their home
at Esmond, 8. D., after visiting for
several days with her sister, Mrs. A.
N. Larson, III Avenue g, and other
relatives.
Mrs. Arthur G. Anderson and Mrs.
Thomas II. Tharalson, who was q
guest for the evening, won the first
and second high score honors, re-
spectively, when the st. Theresa mis-
Sionary group was entertained at
cards and luncheon Monday evening
by Mrs. r. A. Kramer, 814 Mandan
st. Contract was played at three
tables.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Livdahl and
Mr.. and Mrs. william Laist Of Bis
marck and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Kalber
Of Solen were out-of-town guests at
q dinner party given Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Anton Grunenfelder Of
Mandan In compliment to his sister,
Miss Eliza Grunenfelder Of Wangs,
Switzerland, who will visit at Man
dan during the winter. Covers were
laid for Il guests.
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Edward Nelson, superintendent Of
the capitol building, who observed his
birthday anniversary on Sunday, was
honored at luncheon for the capt.
tol commission given Tuesday noon
by Mrs. H. w. Herman at the capitol
private dining room. Covers were laid
for six guests at the table which was
centered with q large cake appropn-
ately decorated and q bouquet Of
roses. Porter Eddy, jamestown, was
an out-of-town guest.
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Thirtyfive members Of the McCabe
Methodist Episcopal church Builders
school class attended $50
o'clock supper and = program Of
games and stunts given Tuesday eve
ming at the church parlors. After
the supper, Rev. Walter E. Water gave
q brief talk. Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Nelson and Mrs. John Ehrmantralt
planned the supper while the other
entertainment was In charge Of the
Misses Marian Isaminger and Frances
Dunn and John Ehrmantraut,
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Mrs. Charles Warner. 222 Second
st., entertained the members Of her
bridge club at luncheon at the Lewis
and Clark hotel Of Mandan and at
cards at her home on Monday eve
ming. Score honors in the games at
three tables were received by Mrs.
Howard Hendrickson, Mrs. John Bo-
Yak and Miss Hazel Wiper, who. re-
ceived the first, second and consola-
ton gifts. respectively. A Thanks
giving motif was featured In the
luncheon appointments.
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Miss Betty Barnes, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Barnes, GIG Ninth
ST., was among IL student mermaids,
who passed the required swimming
and diving tests and were initiated
into the University Of Minnesota
Aquatic league, women's honorary
swimming society. The initiation cere-
mony was preceded by . dinner party
given at the Yellow Lantern tea room.
Three members directed the tryouts
for membership qualification, which
were judged by Miss Helen Starr Of
the physical education training faculty.
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Mrs. o. NJ. satter, who lives six
miles east Of Bismarck, was honored
by q group Of local women who met at
her home Saturday afternoon to honor
her birthday. Mrs. L. p. Wedge and
nl1e Hlizai,ofh NIale0xa arranned the