The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 4, 1926, Page 5

is n- n- nd is it to t 5 ve i . Mrs. E. M. Hendricks ni » he | Hostess at a Bridge ie 4] je 3 Party Wednesday Night rye 4 foe it, A very pretty bridge party was weg 4 given last evening by Mrs. E. -M. ue. iN Hendricks at her home, 615 Sixth ng street. Honors were won by Miss Rose Huber and Mrs. E. T, Beatt. The ng card table appointments. were -in sly green, K- t A. prettily appointed course lunch- ht con was served at the conclusion of: the play from tables decorated with rs ‘ St. Patrick's colors, “A bud vase with nt # e 4 green carnafion centered each table he and the same flowers were used about the rooms. an Mrs. Hendricks will entertain again nis this evening at bridge. en CALLED TO IOWA ou Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Henderson have gone to Cedar Rapids, fowk, where Be « < they were called by the serious §ill- os ness of Mrs. ‘Henderson's father. i ‘ = eee vot t's ® & fle The Weather Unsettled . tonight and Friday with probably some snow. BEGESON’S MAKE YOUR CLOTHES. Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Economy laa a aa al a a a a “Be SSSSCSCSE LESSIG LS LSLSOSP LLLP LPB LLPBLL SPALL PLL ABA PEEP SPA PLLL A popular. er styles. # Phantom Red. Social and Personal Mrs..-H. G. Hilden Honoree Last Evening ata Surprise Party vor THURSDAY, MARCH, 4, 1926. C. Mr. and Mrs, F, D. Register enter-| oq acer y) qentarkment to Cryher- 2 gla ia ca—Mrs, J. Breslow. . y +0.! tained last ovening in their home,! “4 round table discussion will fol-| COMPANY A EREERTAINS TO £"G. Hilden, the occasion being | !°™- The fathers and sons of members | Mrs. H, G. Hilden, the occasion being her bisthaey. anniversary. Three tables of bridge were in play, honors going to Mrs. W. C. Hannewald and Mr. P. Warren: A dainty color scheme of orchid and pink was carrie! out in the course luncheon served at the con-' clusion of the evening’s play. A’ number of pretty gifts were prescnt- ed to the honof*guest. T-Square Club Is Entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Haskins | Bi ch Mr. and Mrs, A, Haskins were hosts last evening to the T-Square, bridge club. Three tables were in play Saeats the evening with Mrs. C. A. Dow and Mr. A. L. Overbee wi ning honors. | A course luncheon, in which‘the St. Patrick's motif was carried vut, was served at the conclusion of the play. Mrs. P. E. Byrne Entertains Members of Wednesday Bridge Club Mrs, P. E. Byrne was hostess Wed- nesday afternoon to the ‘members of the Wednesday bridge club at a pret- tily planned party, Three tables of} bridge were in play, honors going to Mrs, C. E. Stackhouse. The club will meet again in two weeks. OFFICER IN -NON-COMS CLUB Earl Benser of Bismarck, sopho-} more at the University of North Da- kota, has been elected secretary: treasurer of the Non-Coms club of the R. 0. T. C. unit at the University, at an organization meeting of that group Thursday afternoon, The club is an organization of all cadet non-commissioned officers of the R. 0. T. C. unit, and has for its pur- pose the promoting of cooperation among the men and improving the work of the unit. Mark V. LaFrance, also of Bismarck, and Mr. Benser were umong those appointed as first sergeants of the R. 0. T. C. unit. The Oa at a a ee Auto Show Visitors—Don’t Go Home Empty Handed. TAKE HER A NEW HAT. Here You Will Find Adorable Spring Hats : They have just been unboxed, lovely, artistic, dis- 9 tinctive new models, each one representing the { : creative thoughts of skilled designers from sev- eral of New York’s most famous makers. Faille, taffeta, combined with the new pedaline - Braid, are featured prominently for the new sea- son. Also Visca and crocheted hemps are very * Felts in many new versions take an ac- tive place in the spring wardrobe. 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