The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-26

Miss Margaret Ann Ramsey has
announced the program for Z dance
recital which will be given by q group
Of her pre-school pupils aged from
three and . half to five and half
years at the Patterson hotel Terrace
Gardens Saturday afternoon, begin
ming at I o'clock. Pupils Of the
Menus conservatory Of music will
assist IN the program, which Is the
first In series Of four spring recitals
planned by Miss Ramsey. The pub
lie viii be welcome.
Following are the numbers making
up the program: "Cossack Dance"
Corps" Blake-Robert Freise: song
Rita Lavonne Thompson; The Far
merette," Sue WIN; piano, "On the
Deep Sea-" steinheimer, and Drum
Corps" Blake-Robert Friese: song
and tap dance, "sweetie Pie" Theresa
Dolan: acrobatic dance, Donna Balm
bridge: tap dance, "Dinah," Mary
Alice Tyler: ITO q Kitty Kat" Joyce
Bennett: piano. Ducks on the Pond"
Etost-Beverly Warren: plano. "Jest-
Ing" Maker-Walter Bischof, j.:
violin, Turkish March," Beethoven
Rosemary Boeak: The Happy Elves"
Rita EaVonne Thompson and Joan
Kielter: Military Tap Dance" Their
ess Dolan: Highland Fling" Pat
ricia O'Brien, and "Acrobatic Capers,"
Joyce Bennett.
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Mr.. and Mrs. K. @. Hathaway and
their daughters, Joan and Karen, will
arrive In Bismarck Saturday to make
their home. The Hathaway family
comes here from Fargo.
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Mrs. w. N. Snyder Of Bowman, who
has been in the city attending to
business matters, visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Brunnell during her stay.
Mrs. Snyder returned to her home
Tuesday evening.
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Miss Helen Young, q member OF
the jamestown College chorus, was
the guest Of Miss Margaret Lang,
80l Fourth st., an alumna Of the COL
lese, Wednesday night.
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Mrs. John r. Fleck and children Of
712 Mandan st., have returned from
Minot where they visited with Mrs.
F1eck's sisters, Miss Cora Clark and
Mrs. J. z. DALEY.
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Miss Madeline Larson OF Grand
Forks Is visiting this week at the home
Of her uncle, James p. Curran, 6l2
First st.
First Lieut.. and Mrs. s. Theodore
0insberg, College apartments, have
returned home after spending q few
weeks In st. Paul.
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Mrs. w. 3. saule Of Carlin, New,
has arrived In Bismarck to spend the
summer months visiting with her
sisters, the Misses Marie, Rose,
Christine and Dorothy Huber Of 800
Second st.. south, and her brother
and sister-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian 8. Huber. rural Bismarck.
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Contract was in play at five tables
when the monthly card party for
members Of the United Commercial
Travellers Auxiliary was given Wed
nesday evening at the home Of the
senior counselor. Mrs. A. w. Stadler,
305 Broadway avenue, west, who was
assisted In entertaining by the other
officers. Mrs. G. H. Cloid won the
high score award, the consolation
honors going to Mrs. E. H. Miller.
Mrs. H. p. Asselstine, 222 Third st.,
entertained . company Of women at
. party from ; to 6 o'clock Thurs
day afternoon In compliment to Mrs
Ralph Truman, who has assisted
members Of Division 1 Of the McCabe
Methodist Episcopal church Ladies
Aid on several occasions by giving
readings and assisting with plays
Sewing provided pastime. Bouquet.
Of roses and other decorations appro-
pirate for the spring season were used
In the rooms and In appointments fol
the $50 o'clock luncheon. Mrs. Tru-
man was presented with Z gift from
the hostess and the guests. who in.
Guided Mrs. O. =. Anderson, Mis-.
Arllys Anderson, Mrs. Frank Everts
Mrs. G. q. Martin, Miss Evelyn liver.
son and Mrs. NJ. ]. 0rainer Of Man.
dan. Mrs. Grainer Is spending a few
days visiting ct the home Of Mrs
Asselstine. who Is her mother.