The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-16
Additional Society

Mrs. n. A. Behrbaum, 4l6 Fourth
st., returned Tuesday after visiting
with Mrs. william schmeding Ut Car
son for . few days.
Mrs. r. J. Moore, Tribune apart
naentA returned Monday evening from
Valley City where she had been the
guest Of Dr.. and Mrs. Max Moore for
q week.
Miss Alice CUM, 3l7h Eleventh st.,
entertained the st. Theresas mis-
sionary group Monday evening. Bridge
games were played at two tables With
honors going to Mrs. G. A. schuck,
eos Ninth st. Mrs. w. +. Mc0raw,
322 Anderson st., Will be hostess 70
the group On Monday. Feb. 5.
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The University Of North Dakota
chapter Of Phi Chi Theta. professional
sorority TOR women IN commerce. has
ryedged Miss Kathryn Pagenkopf,
Dickinson, and Miss jeanette Stewart,
Mandan. Thirteen goods were
pledged ct services held ct the Alpha
Chi Omega sorority house.
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Miss Marion Burke. "a Avenue A.
West, left Monday for Minneapolis to
toin her mother, Mrs. John Burke,
Who Was called there last week be-.
cause Of tho serious illness and death
Of her brother. Mrs. Burke ana her
daughter are expected to return to
Bismarck Thursday.
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Freshman students ut Bismarck
high school are making arrangements
for class party TO be given 1t the
school Friday evening. The class
SPONSORS, Miss Rita Murphy, 2l3 Az
enue "A. West. and Rodney L. Wells,
78 Sixth st., are assisting 3 commit
tee Of class members in making plans
for the affair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Lunde, AZ Sew
enth st., returned Monday evening
from Burlington, WIS.,. where they had
attended the funeral Of Mrs. Lunde's
sister, Miss Dorothy D. Danewood.
who died Sunday morning. Jan. Z.
Mrs. Lunde has been at Burlington to
be with her sister since Dec. Is and
Mr.. Lunde left here on Jan. I.
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Word has been received from Miss
Pearl Bryant, Bismarck high school
rs,N1i~h av@A Ar>S : 49, av>e<~,.n<cs. %l@A<
her mother died last Thursday night
at 10 O'Clock. Miss Bryant left Bis
rnarck Nov. 3 to 60 to Cameron. NO.,
10 Be with her mother who had been
critically Ill since that time. She will
return to resume her duties at the
high school some time this week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A. Mason, 408
Mandan st.. entertained a group Of
friends at bridge and q two-course
luncheon 1T their home Saturday eve
ming. There were guests for three
tables. In the card games honorS
went to Burton E. Nelson, 40 Man
Dan st.: Mrs. Wade D. Gehringer.
Logan apartments. and Miss Gather
Inc Bader. 9l9 Fifth st. The color
scheme was carried out in green and
silver.
The Bismarck Study club studied
modern trends in government at the
meeting held Monday afternoon with
Mrs. z. J. Heising. l22 Avenue G.
West. Mrs. J. G. Oberg. Gil Avenue
.. conducted the regular current
events period. Mrs. F. E. Diehl, 800
Sixth st.. talked on "Mussolini and
the Fascists" and Mrs. Heising dis
cussed Hitler and the Nazi." The
meeting on Jan. % will be with Mrs.
H. G. Frahm, 7O5 Fourth st.
A devotional program led by Miss
Frances Collision, 1917 Fifth st.. and
q book review given by Miss Beatrice
Register also Of 1917 Fifth st.. fea-
tured the meeting Of the Harris Hust-
lers Sunday school class held Monday
evening. The group is affiliated with
the McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church. For her review. Miss Register
choose AS The Earth Turns" by
Gladys Carroll. Sewing was the pas
time for the social hour, which was
followed by refreshments. The Miss
es Violet Fletcher and Helen Ricketts,,
Rose apartments. were hostesses for
the evening.