The Bismarck tribune., 1934-09-28
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I1SI SlStSI, MI8. AuVOu NeNOO. III
Avenue r, who Is 4 patient at Bis
marck hospital, expects to leave 70
her home Sunday. Mrs. Connolly ha
been here since Tuesday.
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Mrs. Jack McQuillen Of Tampa, Fla
and Mr.. and Mrs. william Jacobs an,
their daughter, Betty Jane, Of Chi
cago, left for their homes Friday afte
being guests at the home Of Mr.. IN,
Mrs. J. 8. Hanson, 1902 Fourteeutl
st., since Monday.
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Mrs. H. A. Pike, Mrs. Harry Turner
Mrs. Reuben stee and Mrs. Cliffors
Palmer were Bismarck guests at {
bridge luncheon given Thursda,
afternoon by Mrs. Arnt A. Njaa. Man,
dan. There were guests for thre,
tables. High score was held by Mrs
Clara Reko.
Mrs. J. A. Flow. III, First st., ant
Mrs. +. L. Burdick. Maudan. received
score honors when Mrs. Emma Nc.
Cadams and Mrs. Charles Rowe o1
Mandan entertained their bridge clut
Wednesday evening. Following. the
card games. played at three tables
supper was served.
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Mrs. w. r. Meyer, al Tenth St.
who was q Bismarck guest, and Mis-
A. w. FaTr held high score when Mrs
william Mccormick entertained
members Of st. Anne's court, Wo-
mems Catholic Order Of Foresters, at
a 6 ocock bridge dinner at her home
at Mandan Wednesday evening. There
were is guests.
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DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Strauss, 223 First
ST.. were hosts to 20 friends at a $50
o'clock bridge dinner given at their
home Thursday evening. Candles and
bouquets Of cut flowers we're features
Of the table appointments. Miss Cora
Marie Strauss. daughter OF DR.. and
Mrs. Strauss. Miss Lydia Bertsch and
Mrs. Frank Kiebert served. Mrs.
Neil o. Churchill and Krist Kjelstrup
high score favors in the bridge
games.
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Mrs. Philip r. Webb and s. A.
Schneider won high score prizes for
auction players and Mrs. Paul M.
Halloran and r. A. Kramer won the
score gifts for the contract players
at the card party given Thursday
evening by the Catholic Daughters Of
America at st. Mary's school audi
torium. There were players for 13
tables at this party which opened the
l934-35 series Of benefit functions
sponsored by the organization. Mrs.
Mary Steil was chairman Of the COM
mittee In charge.
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Fifteen women friends Of Mrs.
George Bittis, 4l4 Eighth st., gathered
at her home Thursday evening and
gave = surprise party in honor Of her
birthday anniversary. Games and
riddles provided pastime during the
evening. A three-tier birthday cake
decorated in pink and green. the pre-
dominating colors in the luncheon ap-
pointments, and lighted with candles
was the dessert course for the lunch
con served by the guests. The cake
was baked by Miss Bertha Moos who,
with Miss Anna Walter, planned the
affair.
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A group Of relatives came this week
to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Tat
ley Of Hollywood. Calf, and Bismarck,
who are making their home at the
Grand Pacific hotel. In the party
were Mrs. Julius Anderson and Miss
Ruth Erickson Of Minneapolis, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Lynch Of New Rich
mond, Wis.,, and Mrs. Harry Norman
Of Baldwin. Wis. With the exception
Of Mrs. Norman, who was the house
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Anne 8. Mel
son, Person Court, the guests were
entertained at the Grand Pacific ho-
tel. On Tuesday evening, q family
dinner with cover for Is guests was
given at the hotel. Mrs. Nielsen was
hostess for a dinner the following
evening. AL Of the party except Miss
Erickson, who is to remain with Mr..
and Mrs. Tatley for some time, left for
their homes ThurSday.