The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-12-18
a. SOCIETYmQ CLUBS

G. L. Robertson, Mason apartments,
left Sunday on q buying trip to the
eastern markets to purchase early
spring merchandise for Robertsons.
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Miss Ruth Gishler, night Supervi-
sor at the Bismarck hospital, leaves
Wednesday evening for Billings,
Mont, where she will make two
week holiday visit with Miss Mae
Macheledt, former Bismarck nurse,
who now has a supervising position
with the Lutheran hospital at Bill
ingS.
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B. =. Jones, $40 First st., left Mon
day for Fargo to attend . meeting
Of the Fargo branch Of the New York
Life Insurance company. Mr.. Jones
was the principal speaker at q lunch
con given Tuesday to honor Arthur
Andrew, director Of the agency, who
Is leaving Fargo January ! to accept
q similar position with the Duluth
branch Of the>company.
Mrs. Bertha M. Gronna, Lakota, IS
visiting with her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lewis,
SIS Mandan st. Mrs. Gronna ex-
poets to leave shortly before Christ
mas for Williston where she will be
the holiday guest Of her son and
daughter Mr.. and Mrs. A. J..
Gronna, former Bismarck residents.
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Miss Esther Teichmann, TIP Rosser
avenue. city school nurse, was hostess
Saturday at bridge party for Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary members who
assisted her when the federal i'm
munization project for children was
carried on during November. In the
bridge games, in play at three tables,
Mrs. H. j. Taylor and Mrs. H. o. Per-
kins received the high score prizes.
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Miss Lucille Field, daughter Of Mrs.
Margaret Field, Menoken, was resting
easily Tuesday morning following an
emergency operation for appendicitis
performed Monday night at St.
Alexius hospital after she was taken
III suddenly and rushed to Bismarck.
Miss Field Is sophomore student Of
the Menoken high school. Mrs. Field
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Gabel, 504 Tenth St., south, while
she is here to be with her daughter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. Lloyd Lillestrand,
3l6 Mandan ST., entertained guests
for three tables Of auction bridge at
their home Saturday evening. High
score honors in the games were won
by Miss Bessie Wilson and G. V.
Holmquist. Individual favors Of
poinsettias In flower pots and tapers
in the traditional Christmas colors
were the decorations for the luncheon
tables. An added festive note was
created by q lighted Christmas tree.
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Christmas cheer activities were
planned by the Past Presidents Par
ley, American Legion Auxiliary, which
met Monday evening with Mrs. Will
liam A. Falconer, 202 Avenue E, as
hostess. Greeting cards will be sent
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to this, q bed jacket will be sent to
an ex-service nurse, Mrs. George
Stevenson Of Medford, Ore, former
" Miss Sarah Sand, who was q Bis
marck hospital nurse. The time was
passed in sewing blocks for quilt
for q needy family. The evening was
closed with service Of refreshments.
The Misses Dagny AslakSon and
Frances Carlson, who will be holiday
brides, were guests Of honor at pre-
nuptial party and kitchen shower
given Saturday evening by Mrs. A. N.
Ellingson and the Misses Jeanette
Myhre and Josie Grinde at the FL
lingson home, 822 Seventh st. There
were 16 guests. The gifts were pre-
sented to the brides-to-be after they
were worn by the donors in unique
style parade In which Miss Marion
Dahl received the prize for best cos
tune. A large wedding cake and bou-
quets of tea roses were the import
ant features Of the yellow and white
color scheme for the two-course
luncheon. Miss Aslakson will be mar
ried to Rev. Waldo Ellickson, Taylor,
at 0lenwood. Mimi, on New Years