The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-15
Benefit Card Party
Plans Are Concluded

Arrangements for the public bene-
fit card party which the Degree Of
Honor Protective association will
sponsor next Tuesday evening at the
World War Memorial building were
completed when the lodge held q reg.
ular meeting Wednesday evening.
Before the bridge and whist games
are started, Mrs. John L. Hughes will
present the Bismarck Indian school
girls glee club in Commute pro-
gram and Mrs. Dorothy Doyle will
present some Of her dandng pupils.
The general public, especially legisla-
tive visitors In the city, Is invited to
telephone reservations to Mrs. Will
liam label (l559,.
Mrs. Alfred Zuger. president, in
vited the officers to meet at her
home, SOL Thayer Avenue west. at
7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening to
outline the program for tho study
club which Is to be organized.
The transfer card Of Mrs. George
F. Shafer from the Watford City
lodge was received at this meeting.
Mrs. Elsie Bernard, who transferred
recently from the Aberdeen, s. D..
unit, was introduced.
During the social hour refreshments
were served by Mrs. Carl J. Eliason,
chairman, Mrs. Nancy Hedrix, Miss
Gertrude Echhorst and Miss Bertha
Boehrnsen.
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Mrs. A. F. Bonner, Jr., Of Lidger-
wood. who Is here with Senator Bon
ger during the legislative session, and
Mrs. A. E. Brink, 400 Avenue G. were
out-of-town guests at o'clock
bridge luncheon given for Is guests
Wednesday by Mrs. F. e. Wetzstein
and Mrs. B. M. Porter of Mandan at
the Wetzstein residence. Score awards
in the bridge games went to Mrs. B. S.
Nickerson and Mrs. A. e. Hetzler.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl J. Tullberg,
1921 Fourth st., were host and hos
tess to 10 guests Wednesday evening
for Z o'clock bridge dinner with
table centerpieces Of hearts and Gu
pids and other red and white APP
pointments effecting a Valentines
day decorative theme. In the bridge
games, Mrs. H. D. Harding and Ray
Robinson received the high score fay-
ors.
Mrs. =. G. johnson, 3l4 Hannafin
St.. was hostess to eight guests at q
l:30 o'clock bridge luncheon with ap-
pointments In the Valentines day
theme given Wednesday afternoon.
Red carnations were the floral decor
alive note. In the card games. Mrs.
e. Timer received high score gift and
Mrs. NJ. q. Josund held second high.
Miss Marian Enright. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Enright, SIS Third
st., won honor grades in three sub
jects in the recent examinations COW
ering the work Of the first semes-
ter given at the College Of st. Their
esa, Winona, Mimi, where she is q
sophomore. according to word re-
ceived from the college.
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Mrs. G. r. Robertson, Mason apart
ments. went to Jamestown Wednesday
afternoon to meet Mr.. Robertson and
Miss Elizabeth Blei0effer, who were
returning from IN extended eastern
buying trip during which they pur-
chased stock for the Bismarck and
jamestown Robertson stores.
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The Misses Bernice Hovda and
Christine Jesfield, III Rosser avenue,
and Mrs. Ernest Stoelthing have re-
turned from visit with Miss Jes-
fields and Mrs. 6toelthing's mother
at Hazen and with another sister,
Miss Ruth Hovda, who lives at Gold
en- Valley.
Neil o. Churchill, els Mandan st.,
observed his birthday anniversary
Wednesday evening with q Z o'clock
stag dinner. which was followed by
bridge. given 1t his home. DR.. B. 8.
Nickerson. Mandan, was m out.of-
town guest.
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Rev. and Mrs. N. =. Ellsworth, 5l4
Mandan st., have returned after
spending . few days ct jamestown,
their former home, where Rev. Els
worth assisted with the funeral serv-
ices for the late Thomas Falloner.
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Miss Marjosy Archer, who has .
publicity positton with the federal
emetgency relief administration, went
to Fargo on Friday to spend the week
and nth hAsp ssa<.k1aAW AR~~ Rn1A Avot@.