The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-08
Talk on Architecture
Given for Study Club

The scheduled program Of the We'd
nesday Study club was augmented by
showing OF film, entitled 1.-THE Sci
ence Of Seeing" through the courtesy
OF the North Dakota Power and Light
company when Mrs. H. T. Perry, ll6
Avenue B, entertained the group.
Various types Of home architecture
were discussed by Mrs. L. w. Larson
who detailed the main facts regarding
that field. Mrs. Oliver Eielson took the
book review for the meeting. telling
about Carl Carter,s STARS Fell on
Alabama"
The February 20 meeting will be q
trip to the state museum arranged by
Mrs. J. K. Blunt. Particular attention
Will be paid to the study Of pottery at
that time
Mrs. Thomas q. Poland, Mrs.
George r. Conner and Mrs. 8. Theo-
dore Ginsberg won the high score
awards at their tables when the Fort
Lincoln Afternoon bridge club was en-
tertained Thursday by Mrs. John L.
Dunn. Mrs. Poland and Mrs. Gins
berg were guests Of the club. Mrs.
Gerald 8. Mickle will be hostess at the
Thursday, Feb. %, meeting.
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Miss Betty Manning entertained
members Of the q. q. club Wednes-
day evening at the home of Miss
Claire DeRochford, 302 Park st. Dur
ing the business meeting, it was de-
cided to hold q winter fete at a
date to be fixed later. The re-
mainder Of the time was spent in
playing cards. The table was ap-
pointed In crystal and red supplying
the seasonal colors when luncheon
was served by Miss Manning assisted
BY Miss Ann Mccormick.
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Mrs. Lulu Appleton Of Long Beach,
Calf, who has been here for several
weeks visiting her daughters, Mrs. E.
T. Beat and Mrs. John Maassen, Jr.,
entertained guests for three tables at
q ! o'clock bridge luncheon Thursday
afternoon at the Beatt home, 3l8
Hannafin st. The decorative scheme
was In keeping with the Valentine
day theme and employed bouquets Of
Jonquils. freesia and carnations. Mrs.
r. 8. 1ndseth received the high score
favor and Mrs. Beatt held second
high. Mrs. Appleton will remain here
for about 10 days longer.
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Mrs. Bernard Andrus and Mrs. J.
9. Peltier entertained Is guests at q
l:30 O'Clock bridge luncheon given
Wednesday afternoon at the Andrus
home. 1904 Eighth st., as the first
party In q series Of two which is be-
Ing concluded Friday afternoon.
Bowls Of red tulips and the luncheon
appointments and menu carried out
q Valentines day theme. At bridge
Mrs. E. J. Heising and Mrs. William
II. Schermer held high and second
high scores, respectively. Mrs. H.
Claude Funden. Mandan. was an out
of.town guest.
Mrs. Sharon Mote and Mrs. Z. J.
Conrad took score prizes when the
beginners contract group Of the Bis
marck chapter. American Association
Of University Women. met Wednes-
day evening. The Misses Nora Flue.
vog and Lorraine Bohlig entertained
at the home OF Mrs. George A. WEIGH,
as Fourth st. The Thursday, Feb.
q. meeting will be at the home Of
Mrs. H. A. Disney. 708 Avenue E.
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An enormous Valentine box con.
tanned the miscellaneous gifts which
were presented to Miss Dorothy
Mathys at q p-e-nuptial shower and
bridge party given Wednesday even
ing by the Misses Olive Mitchell anc
Jean Husband at the home Of MI.
and Mrs. Frank r. Fitzsimonds, Wood.
mansee apartments. Other appoint
ments for the function also were in
the seasonal theme. In the auction
games played ut three tables Mrs. G.
q. Mathys. mother Of the BRIDE
elect, held high score and Miss Helen
Fetsch had second high. Miss Ruth
r. Rudser. who has come from
Cedar Rapids, Ia, to teach at the
Richholt school. was among the
guests. This was one Of q series OF
parties being gwen for Miss Mathys
who will marry Lieut.. H. D. Cheatham
Of Park Rapids. Mimi, on St. valen-
tines day.