The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-11-14
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER H. 1884

tives and Rev. Father Kraft we're en-
tertained at the wedding dinner CIV
en- after the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doll will make thei
home on a farm near Glen Ullin.
Old Fashioned Social
| To Be Thursday Event
Miss Evelyn Fryer, instructor o
Manning school No. l, located eigh
miles east and five miles south o
Bismarck, announces that the pupils
will give q program and old Fashioned
basket social Thursday evening, start
ing at 7:45 o'clock.
Everyone is invited to attend thu
entertainment, women guests being
asked to bring baskets. A fish pone
will be an added attraction.
Assisting Miss Fryer, who IS direct.
ing the program, will be Effie May
Stewart and Caroline Irvine, the an
nouncers, and Norman Stewart, who
will act as auctioneer.
The program offered will include
the following: Thanksgiving song, all;
welcome, Eddie May Stewart;
Thanksgiving exercise, eight pupils;
reading, Brown Baby" Alice May
Stewart: reading, Adventures" John
Irvine: reading, Caroline Irvine; read
ing, pussy Cats" Alice Hapel; read
ing, "A Boys WISH" Lloyd Stewart;
reading. "A Thanksgiving Fable,
Imogene Irvine; reading, "Punkin'
Pie" Donald Stewart; playlet, 1.-THE
First Thanksgiving invitation" read
ing, Candles" MARIETTA Stewart;
reading, 1.-THE Day After Thanksgiv-
ing" Donald Stewart and John r.
vine; reading, Little Pumpkin y
MARIETTA Stewart; reading, Little
Elf Man." 1mogene Irvine: drill. "A
Merry Thanksgiving" seven pupils;
reading, Thanksgiving" Betty
Hapel; reading. Our Hired Girl"
Caroline Irvine; health play, all pupils
with John Irvine, Donald and Alice
May Stewart and Paul Leroy and
Alice Hapel as Thanksgiving charac-
tiers; farewell address, Caroline Irvine,
and farewell song, school.
Melvin Lang has returned to his
home here after a short visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Seibel Of Fargo.
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Miss Esther Greenshields, 1921
Fourth st., spent the holiday week
end at Fargo visiting with her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Green
shields.
The Misses Agnes Anger and Nina
Geiger and r. ]. Fairchild, all Of Bis
marck, and James Sullivan of Duluth.
Mimi, spent the Armistice Day week
end In q tour of the Black Hills and
other South Dakota points.
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Mrs. Herman M. Leonhard, 719
Mandan tS.. entertained the members
Of the Delphia club at her home
Friday afternoon. The study topics
were "Our Island Possessions" pre-
scented by Mrs. Herber. Roberts and
Government Agencies Offering Re-
lief" given by Mrs. G. B. Whitley.
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Miss Helen Tharalson, sister Of
Thomas H. Tharalson, 1880 Fifth st.,
who has been society editor Of the
Devils Lake Daily Journal for five
years, left this week for North Bonne-
vile, WASH, to become member OF
the staff Of the North Bonneville In
dex. Miss Genevieve Graham, daugh-
ter Of M. H. Graham, publisher Of the
Journal, has taken Miss Tharalson's
place.
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Major J. M. Hanley and DR.. and
Mrs. L. q. Smith Of Mandan were
guests Monday Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. II.
Lush, Minot. Mrs. Smith Is sister
Of Mrs. Lush. Major Hanley, who Is
commander Of the United
Spanish War Veterans Of North Da-
kota, was the speaker and guest Of
honor when the auxiliary to the Minot
post held its snnual turkey dinner.
members Of the post and
their families.
Mrs. q. p. Albrecht and Mrs. G. ].
Storlie gave bridge party and hand
kerchief shower Sunday evening at
the Albrecht residence, 722 Ninth st.,
for Mrs. w. B. McCrea of Billings,
Mont. Mrs. McCrea left for her home
Monday evening after spending 10
days with her mother, Mrs. Stanley
Wetch, 013 Front Avenue. Score
awards in the bridge games played
at four tables were won by Mrs. John
Schuck and Miss Josephine Brown.
The hostesses served lunch after
Mrs. McCrea was presented with her
gifts.
Thirty members Of the McCabe
Methodist Episcopal church Epworth
League participated in a hike to Pho
neer park followed by . supper ser
we'd at the church parlors, Monday
evening. At Pioneer park, they spent
some time inspecting the Indian vii
lagos and telling ghost stories. Lyle
Clark and Philip Nelson made ar
rangements for the hike, while Mrs
Philip Nelson and Mrs. Alfred E. An
derson cared for the supper prepare
lions.
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Two Bismarck young women, Miss
Arlene Wagner. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. p. Wagner. l12 Avenue B
and Miss Jean Rohertv. DAUGHTER al
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Roherty, 615 Man
dan st.. were honored in the senior
class election at st. Benedict,s col
lege, st. Joseph, MINI. Miss Wag.
ner was elected president and Mis-.
Roherty was chosen as vice presi.
dent. Miss Wagner recently attended
the Minnesota League OF Womer