The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-03-01
Lodge Groups Sponsor
Dance Thursday Night

A st. Patrick's day note viii be fea-
tured in appointments for the dane
ing party to be given at the Masonic
temple Thursday evening. beginning
at $50 o'clock, for members Of the
Masonic lodge, the Order Of the East
ern Star and their invited friends.
Bunny Paynter's orchestra has
been secured to provide the dance
music. Luncheon will be served dur
ing an intermission at II o'clock.
This is the fourth In the series Of
six entertainments being sponsored
by the two organizations during the
late winter and spring months. 7.
w. Settle Is chairman Of the Masonic
committee and Mrs. w. B. Couch
heads the Order Of the Eastern Star
members who are assisting with ar
rangements for the parties.
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Members Of the Mothers club d.
rected their attention to the natural
resources Of the state when they met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. L. v.
Miller, 825 Eighth st. The program
features were roll call answered with
Resources Of Our State" and . pa
per on Conservation Of Forest Trees
given by Mrs. w. f. Perry, 523 Second
st.
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The Mothers Service club met
Tuesday evening with Mrs. Frank j.
Bavendick, Sill Fourth st., for pro-
gram, social hour and refreshments.
Mrs. ]. L. Barth, 827 Sixth st., had
for her subject, THE Community" A
paper on Art in Every Day Life" pre-
pared by Mrs. Bernard Andrus, 1901
Eighth st.. was read by Mrs. E. J.
Heising, l22 Avenue G, west.
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Miss Dorothea Gutman, 1913 Fifth
st., was hostess for bridge party
and miscellaneous shower given Tues
day evening to honor Mrs. Howard
Hughes, Person Court. the former
Miss Theo Lucille vettel. Cards were
played at three tables with the high
score awards going to Miss Frances
Whitley and to Mrs. Hughes. Season.
al appointments were used for the
two-course luncheon. Mrs. william
Roe, Mandan, was an out-of- towr
guest.
Mrs. J. I. Arman, 316 Anderson st.
and Mrs. James w. Tyler, 3ll Parl
st., were named as the new welfar'
committee when Chapter BIC, Spon'
sor Mothers clubs, met Tuesday eve
ming with Mrs. D. B. Tracy. g.
Seventh st. Mrs. Tracy, who soon 4
to leave for her new home at Crane
Forks, was presented with q gift from
the group. For the program, mem
beers answered roll call with curren
events and Mrs. Russell Larkin dis
cussed North Dakota Naturalists.
The hostess served refreshments.
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Mrs. l.. E. Birdzell, 400 Sixth st
left at noon Tuesday for Washington
D. c., in company with Mr.. Birdzel
who had been visiting with his fam
lily since Friday. En- route to Wash
Iington, MIR. and Mrs. Birdzell were
stop at Ann Arbor, Mich, for q visi
with their daughter, Miss Doroth
Birdzell, who has q position at tn
University Of Michigan, and also wer
Ito make brief visit In Chicago. Mr.
|Birdzell will return to Bismarck in
week or 10 days. Mr.. Birdzell, form
er associate justice Of the suprem
court Of North Dakota, now Is gen
eral counsel for the Federal Deposi
Insurance corporation with offices a
the national capitol.
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Chapter Lewis and Clerk, Sponso
Mothers clubs, met for brief bust
ness session, q program consisting 9
two papers, and luncheon Tuesda
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Georg
Smith. 4l9 Griffin st. To observ
the birth anniversary Of Henr
Wadsworth Longfellow, which wa
celebrated Tuesday. the members an
swered roll call with Longfellow quo
tations. Mrs. Clarence Guinness, 10l
Eighth St., illustrated her paper o
Cowboy Ballads, Mountain Musi
and Spirituals" with piano selection
Writers Of North Dakota" was tn