The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-04
Menoken Couple Speak
Wedding Vows Here

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Avenue West. has gone home after
spending most Of December and part
Of the holiday season at the home Of
her children.
sister, Sister Juanita q Dickinson,
who has Joined her here. Sister Ma
RE, also Of st. Mary's convent, has
returned from st. Cloud, Mimi, where
she visited Ut her home.
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Dr.. and Mrs. =. B. Strauss, 223 First
st., and their daughter, Miss Cora
Marie Strauss, returned Tuesday from
Minneapolis and st. Paul. where they
had spent the holidays with Ernest
and Frederick Strauss. Ernest ac-
companied them to Bismarck and will
spend . week at his home before re-
Stunning his studies at the McPhail
school In Minneapolis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Anton j. Sinkula.
Maudan, have announced the marri-
age Of their daughter. Miss Marcella
Sinkula, to Godfrey Neprash, Regent,
which occurred at Wibaux, Mont,
Nov. q, 1882. Mr.. and Mrs. Neprash
spent the holidays In Mandan and
left Tuesday for Regent, where they
are to make their home. The bride
has been teaching school.
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Mrs. Lillian B. Sandy, who has
made her home at the Patterson ho-
tel, and Miss Lydia Raabe, Dickinson,
left Tuesday for Washington, D. G.
Miss Raabe will resume her work Is
secretary to Senator Gerald p. Nye
after q holiday vacation spent at
Dickinson and with Mrs. Sandy at
Bismarck. Mrs. Sandy also expects to
be employed at Washington.
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Miss Pauline LETTERS, TOO First st.,
was complimented ct q bridge party
"nd handkerchief shower given We'd
nesday evening to celebrate her birth
lay anniversary. Miss Ruth LETTERS
was hostess. Bridge and whist were
played at three tables. A large white
birthday cake. decorated with pink
and green, was the main feature Of
the luncheon served after the card
games.
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Mrs. F. A. Knowles, 316 Avenue A,
West, heads the committee for the
card party to be given at st. Mary,s
auditorium Friday afternoon, begin
ming at 1850 o'clock. Tables will be
provided for both contract and aIc-
ton. Assisting Mrs. Knowles are
Mrs. James w. Guthrie, 500 Fourth
st.: Mrs. J. N. Roherty, 615 Mandan
st.: Mrs. w. J. Maddox, 10l Sixth
st.: Mrs. Q. J. Ref, SIS Avenue r:
Mrs. G. q. Mathys, 512 Avenue E: Mrs.
w. ]. Devlin, 40 Tenth st.; Mrs. Ro-
man Cervinski, 500 Tenth st.; Mrs.
Harvey Niles, 600 Avenue D: Mrs. +.
H. I. Vesperman, 40 Avenue B, West:
Mrs. F. B. Strauss, 223 First st.; Mrs.
J. L. Clifford, 800 Fifteenth st.; Mrs.
Dave Baskfield, Sol Fifth st.: Mrs.
Myron H. Atkinson, SIS Thayer ave-
nue. and Mrs. B. o. Ward, 900 Ave-
nue. @.
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Sister John Clement and Sister
0haddea Of st. Mary's convent are
leaving Thursday evening for their
homes. Sister John Clement has
been called to Minneapolis because Of
the death Of her mother and Sister
Ghaddea goes to Sank Centre to visit
her mother, who Is seriously III. Sister
0haddea Is to be accompanied by her
Three book reviews constituted the
program for the Wednesday Study
club meeting held Wednesday after
moon with Mrs. Oliver Eielson, Mason
apartments, as hostess. Mrs. H. MIL
ton Berg read the review Of "A Guide
Through World Chaos" prepared BY
Mrs. John Richardson, 514 Mandan
list. Mrs. Neil O. Churchill, 6l0 Man
dan st., discussed Noel Cowards de-
sign for Living and Mrs. Spencer
Boise, 618 Thayer Avenue, West, re-
viewed Front Page" by Ben Hecht
and Charles Macarthur.