The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-12
IS Tables in Play
At c.. D. A. Function

Auction and contract bridge were
played at 10 tables at the public card
party given at st. Mary's school audi
forum Monday evening by 1mmacu-
late Conception Court No. 322, Cath
olic Daughters of America.
Score awards for auction players
went to Mrs. John Ref and Harold
Breen, while Mr.. and Mrs. T. e.
Faherty received the contract score
awards. Mrs. John Ehli received the
fancy pillow which was given as q
door prize. The arrangements COM
mittee was headed by Mrs. e. A.
Brown and included several other
court members.
During the brief business meeting
OF the court preceding the party.
Sunday, March 10. was set as the date
for receiving a class of candidates,
which already numbers is. Mrs. L. A.
LaRue reported on public dinner
which the social committee sponsored
late in January.
Miss Esther Lang, assistant prin-
cipal Of schools at Moffit. is q pa.
tient at the Bismarck hospital. Miss
Margery Morris Of this city is SUBJ
shutting for her.
Mrs. M. J. Fadden and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. George F. Smith, both of
Minneapolis, have arrived here for
an extended visit. Mrs. Fadden is
former Bismarck resident.
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Mr.. and Mrs. c. D. Ford Of Devils
Lake are guests at the Patterson ho-
tel while Mr.. Ford is attending to
business matters In the city.
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Mrs. Josephine Long. Fargo, state
supervisor of the Royal Neighbors Of
who attended the Fraternal
Congress rally here Monday. left
Tuesday afternoon for Minot to visit
the lodges unit there. From Minot
she will 60 to Harvey, where she al
50 makes an official visit, and then |
will return to Fargo.
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Mrs. w. D. Wyard OF Minneapolis |
has arrived for q visit with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Lahr, 100 |
Avenue B, west, coming at this time
to be with her father who
underwent all operation at a local
hospital Tuesday morning. It was
reported at the Lair home Tuesday
afternoon that MI. Lahr's condition
was satisfactory.
Mrs. O. s. Jacobson and her daugh.
ter, Miss Esther Jacobson, left Mon
day for their home at Gothenburg,
Neb., where Miss Jacobson Is to re.
main until some time In March when
she will resume her teaching duties
1t Des Laos. Miss Jacobson. who for
nerly was school principal at Driscoll,
underwent a mastoid operation at q
ocal hospital recently. While here.
Mrs. Jacobson was the guest Of her
son and daughter.in.law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bayert p. Jacobson.
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Mrs. Francis Ford Of Mandan, the
ormer Miss Mary Healy Of Fargo,
Who became a bride q few weeks ago.
vas complimented at q reception and
shower given for 10
'r-in-law, Mrs. George Ford, Mrs.
,r-in-law. Mrs. George Ford. Mrs.
Robert Ford and Mrs. s. r. Peake, all
4 Mandan, at the George Ford resi-.
lence. The 10 guests passed the eve.
ling informally, exchanging recipes
md sewing gifts for the bride. Val. l
milne appointments were used for
he refreshments service
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The last In series Of pre.nuptial
unctions for Miss Dorothy Mathys,
Vho will be married to Lieut.. H. D.
;heatham Of Park Rapids, MIMI, at
Detroit Lakes, Mimi, on Thursday,
1as given Monday evening by Mrs.
J. B. Nelson. Mason apartments.
'ridge was In play at three tables,
6iss Lydia Bertsch and Miss Mathys
lolding first and second high scores,
They were given their
hoice Of the rose bowls which were
sed as floral centerpieces for the
luncheon tables. At the individual
laces. small pots Of imitation white {
lowers placed In white cellophane
askets, novelty bridal figures and
ieces Of wedding cake were found as
arty favors. The score tallies, which
'ere medallions edged with lace at
ached to rose sachets. also carried
ut the white color scheme. The
ride-elect was presented with six
lates in her glassware pattern g .
lit from the group. 4
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