The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-23
Mrs. f. f. GriebenoW
Is HOnOred at Shower

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Mrs. F. F. Griebenow
Is Honored at Shower
Mrs. F. r. Griebenow, Mason
apartments, the former Miss Emma
Broderius who was married to DR..
Griebenow during the Christmas
holiday season, was complimented Fri.
day evening when Mrs. H. ]. Bischof
and Mrs. John Schiller entertained
a company Of 80 former associates Of
Mrs. Griebenow at the Schiller home,
PIT Avenue G West.
The guests were members Of the
nursing STATS at the Quain and RAM
stad clinic and the Bismarck hospi-
tai.
The hostesseS we're assisted In
serving by Mrs. Christ Delzer and
the Misses Cora Buechle, Helen
Rebesch and Elizabeth Volzke, who
wore colonial costumes.
Miscellaneous gifts presented to
Mrs. Griebenow were wrapped In red,
white and blue and were displayed
on table placed under q canopy
formed with 4 large flag. Streamers
led from the stars on the flag to the
individual gifts. each streamer end
ing with a novelty Ratchet pamphlet
containing message to the bride
written by the gifts donor. All the
luncheon appointments followed the
colonial theme appropriate for the
Washington anniversary.
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Miss Essie Rishworth,s birthday was
observed by the D. D. Bridge club at
a meeting held Friday afternoon with
Miss Pat johnson, EvertS apartments,
as hostess. Four guests were invited
for the occasion, they being the Misses
Cora Marie Strauss, Eileen Doerner,
Gladys Hanson and Auvurne Olson.
Cards were in play at three tables,
score awards going to Miss Hannah
Jordan and Miss Ruby Gilbertson,
holding high and second high, re-
spectively. Pink and green were pre-
dominating colors in the party ap-
pointments. The group took advan-
tage Of the holiday to hold this meet
ing which ordinarily would occur next
Wednesday evening.
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Mrs. L. q. Mcdonald, who left with
Mr.. Mcdonald Saturday morning for
their new home at Fargo, was COM
plimented at a bridge party given
Friday evening by Mrs. Richard
Barry. 523 First st. Pink and blue
were emphasized In appointments for
the luncheon and the card games at
two tables In which Mrs. r. H. Pen.
warden. Jr., held high score. The
hostess presented a guest favor to
Mrs. Mcdonald. Mr.. Mcdonald has
been transferred to Fargo by the Up
john Drug company.
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MIR. and Mrs. Robert Hoskins, who
are students at the University Of
North Dakota. Grand Forks, are
spending the weekend visiting with
Mrs. Hoskins' parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Sylvester. Mandan, and his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. D.
Hoskins, 904 Fourth st. They came
here Thursday in company with r. o.
Wilson, registrar at the university,
and expect to return to Grand Forks
on Sunday. Mrs. HoSkins was Miss
Dorothea Sylvester prior to her mar
riage early in January.
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The twelfth birthday anniversary of
Ruth Clark. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry ]. Clark, It's Second St., was
observed with party for seven guests
given after school Friday afternoon
In the games which provided diver
sion prizes were won by Madonna and
Marjorie Clarey and Mary Mc0raw.
Other guests included Irene Clarey,
Mary Meinhover, Marcelyn Hagen
end Irene Griffin. The lighted birth
day cake was an important feature
Of the supper table decorations.
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Mrs. E. M. Hendricks. who was .
guest, received the high score favor
and Miss Evelyn VAIL held second
high score when the beginners con-
tract group Of the Bismarck chapter,
American Association Of University
Women, was entertained Thursday
evening by Mrs. H. A. Disney, 6l8
Second st. Miss Lydia Frerking will
be hostess for the March meeting. |
entertaining at the home Of Mrs. +.
J. Conrad, 40 Rosser Avenue West. |
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Miss Marguerite Bonner Is visiting
with her parents. Senator and Mrs.
A. F. Bonner, Jr., Of Lidgerwood, 1T |
the Patterson hotel until Sunday.
Miss Bonner will return to the Uni
versity of North Dakota then In COM
pany with Dean william q. Bek and
r. o. Wilson, university registrar. The
three came here for the local Found
ers' day banquet at which Miss Bon
yer was the soloist and Dean Bek
was the main speaker.
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Mrs. M. A. Hunter, 5l5h Fourth |
st.. used decorations appropriate for
Washington's birthday when she en-
tertained the st. Jude missionary
group Thursday evening. Mrs. John |
Ref won high score and Mrs. q. B. |
Brose held second high In the bridge |
CHRISTIE BE,