The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-02-13
Legislators Wives
Honored at Function

Legislators Wives
Honored at Function
One hundred fifty women were
guests at the Lincoln's birthday tea
which the Auxiliary to Lloyd Spetz
Post No. l, American Legion, gave
Tuesday afternoon in honor Of legis-
lators' wives visiting In the city. The
tea was in progress from 8 to 5 o'clock
at the Auxiliary and War Mothers
room In the World War Memorial
building.
Among the guests were the legis-
lators' wives, members OF the Aux
iliary and Fort Lincoln chapter Of
the American War Mothers and Of
three other patriotic societies, the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton, the Daughters OF Union Vet
Grams Of the Civil War and the Aux
Hilary to the United Spanish-Amert-
can War Veterans. They were re-
ceived by Auxiliary officers including
Mrs. F. D. Register, president; Mrs.
Spencer S. Boise, vice president, and
Mrs. Ray Robinson, secretary.
Mrs. A. M. Brown, department
treasurer, and Mrs. ]. A. Flow, presi-
dent OF the War Mothers, presided at
the tea table during the first hour.
They were relieved by Mrs. H. w.
Rosenthal, department radio chair
man, and Mrs. e. F. Trepp, chairman
OF the unit activities and community
service committee. The table ap-
pointments were q bowl OF blue and
white hyacinths and red carnations
and white tapers in crystal holders,
carrying out the patriotic theme.
The personnel Of the Auxiliary
chorus, attired In gypsy costumes.
sang gypsy songs aud several other
selections during the tea hours. Mrs.
Harris Robinson accompanied Mar.
jorte Larson, Marjorie Jones, Rose
mary Selvig and Rosemary Slorby who
gave = version Of the "Toreador
Dance"
Mrs. Frayne Baker, general ar
rangements chairman, was assisted by
Mrs. Oscar q. Oleson. Mrs. H. A. Pike
Mrs. r. r. Nelson. Mrs. Baker is the
local units constitution, bylaws and
legislative committee chairman.
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Mrs. Minnie E. Harrison, 51S Thay-
er avenue, west, entertained Is little
girls at party Tuesday afternoon
llonoring the ninth birthday anniver-
sary Of her daughter, Joyce Harrison.
A red and green decorative motif ap-
propriate for st. Valentines day was
used In the supper table appoint
ments which had the birthday cake
as the central feature. Games pro-
vided diversion during the afternoon.
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Miss Hannah Jordan, 603 Twelfth,
st., entertained the 40 second grade
pupils Of the Richholt school at q
party late Tuesday afternoon In hon.
or OF the eighth birthday anniversary
OF her sister, Emmarillis Jordan. First
prizes in the series of games which,
provided diversion were won by Wes-
ley Coons, Dorothy Anderson, Ber-
nella Pinks, Robert Russell. Laverne
johnson. Dorothy Martin and Harry
Knutson. Paper hats and balloons
were given to the guests before the
birthday cake and ice cream were
served.
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Mrs. Mabel G. Lindgren, Minot, who
came here last weekend to attend
the rally Of the North Dakota Frater-
nal Congress Of which she is president,
is remaining for sessions OF the State
Federation Of Nonpartisan Women,s
clubs ninth biennial convention. Mrs.
Lindgren served on the state execu-
tive committee OF the latter organiza-
ton from l92l-25 and was q member
OF the state legislature in 1929. While
here, she is the guest of her daughter,
Miss Elma Liudgren, GIL Sixth ST.
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Mrs. Donald Prentice, the former
Miss Charlotte Philamalee whose
marriage to Mr.. Prentice on Deem
Der 8 was announced Sunday. was
complimented at bridge party and
miscellaneous shower given Tuesday
evening by Mrs. John Gerlitz and
Mrs. Fred Harvey at the Harvey
home. 313 Mandan st. In bridge
games played at three tables, the
Misses Esther Olson and Eva Simm
received high score awards. The
hostesses also presented a guest fav-
or to Miss Esther Rosencranz, sister
Of the bride, who left for home We'd
nesday after visiting here since last
weekend. Miss Alvena Philamalee.
another sister Of the bride, assisted
the hostesses in serving the lunch
con for which decorations were in
with the Valentines day sea-
son.