The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-10-06
OAR. Hears Reports
On State Convention

Delegates reports on the Daugh-
ters Of the American Revolution state
convention held in Valley City this
week formed the program for the
meeting Of Minishoshe chapter fol-
lowing 1880 o'clock luncheon SER
we'd ct the Inn Friday.
Mrs. p. J. Meyer, chapter regent,
Mrs. +. A. Thorberg, Mrs. J. p.
French and Mrs. Forrest N. Davis
gave accounts Of the Valley City ses-
sion. A fifth delegate, Mrs. p. ].
Schmitz. attended the convention but
was not present ct the luncheon to
give her summary. The local group
also was represented by Mrs. william
LANCER, who, Is state chaplain, We'd
nesday conducted the memorial serv-
Ice.
Miss Phyllis Brainerd, who was
winner Of the D. A. r. history medal.
was introduced by Mrs. A. M. Chris
Hanson, who directed the annual
award. Miss Brainerd thanked the
chapter for the honor bestowed on
her, told Of her interest In history
and briefly traced her lineage back
to the Revolutionary war period.
Mrs. Arthur v. Sorenson, chairman
Of the Roosevelt cabin committee,
submitted . report On the 1884 sea-
son. Another report heard was that
Of Miss Mary Houser, chairman Of
the student loan committee.
Mrs. French, Mrs. r. .. Hoskins
and Mrs. q. H. Dollar were hostesses
for the luncheon. There were covers
laid for 20 guests ct Z long table
graced with three large bouquets Of
yellow roses and pom poms.
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Captain and Mrs. Preston Kiefer Of
the Salvation Army, accompanied by
about IS Of the younger men and
women affiliated with the local army
organization, have gone to Fargo to
attend q convention Of Salvation
Army Young Peoples League which Is
being held there Saturday and Sun
day. Morris Agre, Sl2 Thayer avenue,
who Is In charge Of the Corps Cadet
group. which has about q members,
left Saturday morning. in company
with Miss Gladys Murphy. also Of Sl2
Thayer avenue; Mr.. Agre and Miss
Murphy viii be met at Fargo by his
sister, Captain Esther Asre, formerly
Of Brainerd. Mimi. but now Of Inter-
national Falls In the same state. They
are to accompany Captain Agre TO her
home for . weeks vacation there.
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Covers were laid for Is guests at
tables decorated in orange and black
in the Halloween motif when DR..
and Mrs. q. M. Constans, 6l2 Mandan
st., gave the second In . series Of
bridge dinners 1t their home ct Z
o'clock Friday evening. The series
WAS opened on Thursday evening Of
last week when the same number Of
guests were entertained and high
scores were held by Mrs. Roy Logan
and Merton J. Orr. Friday evening.
r. p. Wallis received the score favor
for men players and Mrs. Wallis won
the women's high score gift.
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Mrs. g. w. Peterson was elected
president Of Division No. 2 Of Nc
Cabe Methodist Episcopal Ladies' Aid,
when the group met at her home, 9l2
Ninth St.. Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Peterson. who takes the place Of Mrs.
A. G. Brainerd, Is to have serving
with her Mrs. Forrest N. Davis. Vice
president; Mrs. Stephen Ter Horst,
secretary, and Mrs. T. w. Settle,
treasurer. After the business meet
ing, Mrs. Peterson and Mrs. Brainerd
served refreshnaents.
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Mrs. william M. Schantz, 220 Ros.
ser avenue. west, entertained IL little
girls 1t her home Friday afternoon
In honor Of the sixth birthday an
niversary Of her daughter, Beryl Ro-
berta. Games were played until
luncheon was served. Yellow and
black appointments were used In ef-
fecting Halloween decorative
scheme for the table, which was cen.
tired with the lighted birthday cake.
The party favors were little dolls
dressed In orange and black.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Coddington,
who reside north OF Bismarck, have
issued invitations to about Is friends
for party which they will give Sat-
urday evening ct Burnt Greek school
No. 2, In celebration Of their twen-
tieth, or china, wedding anniversary.
Dancing, for which music viii be pro-
vided by wallace Bertsch and Mr..
Carter, and cards win be the enter
tainment during the evening.
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Mrs. L. w. Larson, Is Park st., was
hostess for = bridge luncheon with
guests for four tables, given ct her
home at 1880 o'clock Friday after
noon. Table appointments were in
yellow and green with floral center
pieces Of yellow pompons. High score
favors were received by Mrs. G. w.
schoregge and Mrs. Frank Z. He'd
den, who held first and second high,
respectively.
Nine members Of the American lie.