The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-02-08

Thanksgiving. Assisting MI. Logon
are Philip Adelman, Austin l.. Elvin,
Claude Hanson and Archie q. John.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson sauvatn, COZ
Avenue D, left Tuesday for Fargo,
where they are spending several days.
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Miss 0oldie Law, 1888 graduate OF
the University Of North Dakota, has
arrived ut Mandan to begin her work
as an instructor ct the State Training
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Booth OF the E.
q. Patterson farm have returned from
Fargo where they had been visiting
since before Christmas with their SON
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. q. Halbeisen.
The Rev. T. A. Simpson, rector Of
All Saints church, Valley City, i q
visitor in Bismarck. He came here
to attend the missions being conduct
ed by Rt. Rev. Benjamin +. Kemerer
Of Duluth, Mimi, In st. Georges
Episcopal church, and Is the guest Of
Rev. and Mrs. John Richardson, 514
Mandan st.
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Twenty-Five couples were present at
the dancing party given Wednesday
evening by the Sons and Daughters
Of Norway lodge at the Ancient Order
OF United Workmen hall, following
the regular lodge meeting. Lunch
was served at midnight by Mrs.
Randa Mills, 800 Eighth st.; Mrs H.
H. Engen, 927 Seventh st., and Aug
ust Anderson.
Miss Marion schonert was compli-
mented at surprise party given We'd
nesday evening to celebrate her BIRTH
day anniversary at the home Of her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
A. Larson. 623 Sixth st. Mrs. Larson
invited Is friends of Miss Schonert
for the evening and entertained them
with . series Of games followed BY
luncheon. Each guest presented Miss
schonert with a gift
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Players for Is tables attended the
bridge and whist party given Wednes-
day evening at st. Mary,s auditorium
by st. Clemens Court No. TAT, Mems
Catholic Order Of Foresters. In the
card games, bridge score gifts were
won by Miss Eleanor Amann and
Peter Wehrlen and whist score gifts
were won by Mrs. A. Schneider and
Theodore Roessler. s. A. Schneider
was chairman Of the lunch committee.
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Miss Winifred Elizabeth Barring
ton, who is to become the bride Of
Finley Baker Of Bismarck ON Satur-
day. completed her work Is a teacher
at William Moore school Wednesday
and left the same evening for her
home at Chippewa Falls, Wis, where
the marriage will take place. Miss
Darlington was honored at numerous
social functions since her engage
ment to Mr.. Baker was announced q
week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz Schulz, Jr., who
recently were married, were surprised
Wednesday evening by q group of Bis
marck friends who met at their home
II miles north Of the city. After q
chicken dinner was served the guests
spent the remainder Of the evening
dancing to piano music, played by
Mrs. Schulz, and In playing bridge.
Prizes for the card games went to
Miss Helen Baumgart and Francis
Splitter.
The first Of . series Of profession
al talks vas given at the meeting Of
the Bismarck Hospital Alumnae as
ISOLATION held at the hospital Tuesday
evening and attended by IS graduates
of the nurses training school. The
talk on the subject Of Compression
Fractures Of the Spine" was given by
DR.. r. H. Waldschmidt, who illus
trated his remarks with slides. The
hostesses. Mrs. John Ehrmantraut,
204 Thirteenth st.: Mrs. Karl s.
Wahl. 70o Twelfth st., and Miss syl-
via Hottie, served lunch.
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A study Of Mexico, begun at the
first of the year, was continued by
the Current Events club when 1t met
/ Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. E. J.
j: Conrad, 40 Rosser avenue. west.
Mrs. H. Q. Putnam, 623 Fifth st., had
for her subject Literature and Art.
, Mexican Handicraft." She illustrat-
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