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were held In the Fireside room Of the
college Y.MC.A. building with Dr.. A.
d. Whedon, president. IN charge and
were followed by tea.
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Engebretson Renamed
As Lodge President

Ole A. Engebretson was returned 70
the office Of president when the Sons
and Daughters Of Norway lodge held
its annual election Of officers Wednes-
day evening at the Ancient Order Of
United Workmen hall. Other Officers
renamed were ]. 8. Hanson as treas
urer and O. O. Lee as financial &c.
rotary.
Named to serve with them were:
Vice president - Adolph 8. Hagen.
Secretary-P. D. Kebsgard. Trustee
for three years-Mrs. p. .. Kebsgard.
Judge-August Anderson. Regent
Mrs. Selma Jacobson. Marshal-Mrs.
Christ Nelson. Assistant marshal ~
Mrs. Carl j. Sundland. Inside guard
Mrs. Randa Mills. Outside guard
Mrs. ]. s. Hanson.
Social entertainment followed the
business meeting with Mrs. Kebsgard,
Mrs. Nelson and Mr.. Hagen serving on
the refreshment committee.
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DR.. E., p. Quain, 518 Avenue A, Is
attending the Western Surgical asso-
citation meeting being held at st.
Louis, Mo-, this week.
Mrs. Clarence st. George and Mrs.
Joseph Diebert won high score prizes
when Mrs. N. II. Woehle, $40 Thir-
teenth st., entertained members Of
her bridge club at cards and lunch-
con. Three tables were In play.
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Miss Mabyl Paulson entertained
members OF the Rome bridge club
Wednesday evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Al p. Simon, 40 Avenue
B. High score In the games was held
by Miss Paulson. Mildred w. Dyer
" was a guest at the meeting.
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Rev. and Mrs. r. r. StrutZ and Mrs.
Mary Cordell of Fargo left Wednes-
day after visiting for few days with
Mr.. and MRS. Alvin G. Struts, 615
Rosser avenue, west. and Rev. and
Mrs. Ira E. Herzberg, To Roeser
avenue.
Mrs. Blanche Lynn Whittemore Of
Napoleon, former Bismarck resident,
is spending. Thursday In Fargo while
en- route to Hillsboro where she Is to
attend to official duties - deputy In
spector for the Order Of the Rainbow
state chapter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Kramer, 614
Mandan st., have had q guests for
few days Mrs. H. D. Mc0arvey
and daughter, Margaret, ana Mr.. and
Mrs. N. II. Schneider and their child.
rem, Alice Ann, Ernest and Bobby,
all Of Beltield. Mrs. Mc0arvey and
her daughter, who are former Bis
marck residents, also visited ct the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Nc
Carney, 500 Second st.
Covers were laid for eight when
Mrs. F. G. Ellsworth, 500 Main ave.
nue.. west, entertained her bridge
club at 1:3O o'clock luncheon with
decorations in the Christmas theme
Wednesday afternoon ct the Inn.
After the luncheon. contract was
played at the Ellsworth home with
score honors going to Mrs. F. A. Doll,
who held high, and to Mrs. George
E. Munger, who held second high.
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| Contract was played at three
tables when the st. Theresa mission
airy group was entertained ct the
final meeting Of the year by Miss
Madge King. Webb apartments. First
and second high score gifts were re-
ceived BY Mrs. G. A. schuck and Mrs
A. r. Patera, respectively. Following
the card games, Miss King served
refreshments. Mrs. G. H. Cloid, III
Avenue @, viii be hostess for the
January I meeting.
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i Mr.. and Mrs. Fred We're, 2le
Second st., entertained ct . s O'Clock
dinner and an evening Of musical
entertainment Wednesday In honor d
the birthday anniversary Of Mis-
Edith Sem. The red and green
colors Of the Christmas season pre-
dominated In the table appointment.
with the birthday cake decorated IL
the same oolors % the main feature
!. Miss Sem Was presented With many
membranes. Out-of-town guests
included Bernard Cornish, Lennon
Is. D.: Chris Stein, Center; Mis-
, Norma johnson, Carson, and Mr.. an<
Mrs. Al Senn and Miss Bernettl
Schmitz, Mandan. Bismarck guest
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