The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-06
kindergarten Class
Open to New Pupils

New pupils win be accepted ct the
Roosevelt school kindergarten when
classes are resumed Monday morning
at . O'Clock, according to Mrs. w. s.
9tutsman, 413 Thayer Avenue, West;
kindergarten Instructor.
The classes, which are for children
Of four and five years, include con-
struction work, music, rhythm band,
language and story telling.
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Mrs. Charles A. Snyder, 100 Park
et.West, has as her guest her sister,
Miss Elsie Boehmer Of Chicago.
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Robert 6trutz, Minot, visited Wed.
nesday with his father, Rev. r. E.
Struts Of jamestown, who is q pa
tient at the Bismarck hospital.
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Miss Einor Morrissey Of FARGO and
DR.. A. ]. Weaver of jamestown have
returned to their hol.1es after SPEND
ing the New Years holiday season
With Mr.. and Mrs. George M.
Thompson, Mason apartments.
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Miss Rita Murphy, 2l3 Avenue A.
West. entertained members Of the st.
Georges Episcopal church choir at
9 social hour and luncheon ut her
home Thursday evening following the
regular rehearsal at the parish house.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Stutsman. AZ
Thayer Avenue. West, and their small
son, William, Jr., have returned from
. holiday visit with Mrs. Stutsman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Stiles.
Grand Forks.
Mrs. John Richardson, 51l Mandan
st., returned Friday evening from
Winnipeg. Man, where she had spent
three weeks with her mother. Mrs. s.
Froude Jordan, who was seriously III.
Mrs. Jordan was much better when
Mrs. Richardson left.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Malvin O. Olson. 514
Fifth st., and sons, Junior, George
and Albert, returned Thursday from
s holiday visit at the John and Alvin
Marshall homes at Devils Lake. They
we're accompanied by Mrs. Oson,s
mother, Mrs. John Marshall. who will
make an extended visit here.
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Covers were laid for nine at 4 din
ner party given Thursday evening BY
Miss Elizabeth A. Jones, lO17 Eighth
st. The table appointments were In
rose color with . potted cyclamen
plant as the centerpiece. Miss Mar
garet Will, who has been here from
Smith college ct Northampton. Mass.
Tor tho holidays, was among the
guests.
Mrs. Louis Connolly Of Milwaukee.
who Is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. v. J.
LeRose, $50 Sixth st., was honored
at . luncheon given Thursday noon
by Mrs. II. 8. Russell. Mandan. Mrs.
Connolly shared honors with Miss
Wilifred Simpson, Detroit, Mich, who
Is holiday guest Of her mother. Mrs.
w. H. Simpson, at Mandan. Several
bismarck women were among the u
guests.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Gordon. 1904
Broadway avenue, were host and hos
tess to 2 company Of II young people
Friday evening to compliment their
daughter, Miss Isabelle Elizabeth Cor
don. on her birthday anniversary.
Bunco was the diversion, the score
honors going to Mrs. John Ehrman.
traut, 204 Thirteenth st., who had
high score, and to Wesley Sherman.
who received the consolation gift.
Yellow roses were used as centerpieces
when refreshments were served. The
yellow color scheme also was noted in
the tally cards and candles on the
cake.
To compliment Mrs. Harry Hersch-
leb. 1l2 Avenue D, who is leaving for
Mtnot to make her future home, Mrs.
Fay Brown. 1902 Fourth st., and Miss
Irene Brown. 40 First ST., were joint
hostesses ct bridge party given Fri
day evening at the home Of Mrs.
Brown. There were guests for two
tables. Honors In the card games
went to Miss Amanda Carlson, 500
Avenue A, and Mrs. G. O. Barton, Ma
son apartments. There also was .
gift for Mrs. Herschleb. Mr.. and Mrs.
Herschleb and their two children will
leave Sunday for Minot, where Mr..
Herschleb has accepted q position with
. stationery firm.
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