The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 13, 1926, Page 5

PAGE FIVE | . 18, 1926 THE. BISMARCK. TRIBUNE tad SATURDAY, MARCH Lae fal Mrs. Obert Olson Hostess at Afternoon Bridge on Friday Mrs. Obert A. Olson entertained at-a pretty bridge party Friday y afternoon at her home on West/ Thi Thayer. Vases of nm carna- tions were placed about the rooms and St. Patrick colors were carried out in the bridge table appcint- ments and the course luncheon served after the games, Four tables played during the afternoon, honors going to Mrs. R. E. Wenzel and Mrs. S. W, Corwin. The hostess was assisted by her daughter, Auverne, Mrs. Alfred Zuger and Mrs. George Mann. Pretty Bridge Party Friday Night at the B. P.W. Club Rooms F. E, McCurdy and Mrs. A. Ss. en entertained jointly Fri- day‘night at an attractively plan- ned bridge party in the Business and Professional Women’s club rooms. Six tables played. St. Patrick decoratioins were used on the bridge tables and the same col- ors were used in the course lunch- eon served after the play. Mrs. red Ohde assisted: the hostesses. Mrs. C, B, Whittey and Mrs. Price Owens’ won ‘honors in the games, Miss Larkin Weds Ralph Wooton of ~ Carrington Friday Miss Gladys Larkin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B.C. Larkin of Bis- marck, and Mr. Raloh Wooton, son of Mrs. Veva W. Wooton of Car- rington, N. D., were united in mar- riage Friday afternoon at ‘the Evangelical parsonage, Rev. C. F. Strutz officiating. Miss Nell Lar- kin, and Mr. Russell Larkin, sister and brother of the bride, attended the couple. _ Following the ceremony the wed- ding party was entertained at the home of the bride’s parents at din- ner, Mr. and Mrs. Wooton have left for Carrington where they wil make their home. " Mrs. Ni WAS A CLUB PARTY In a social item in yesterday’s Tribune concerning a dinner party at the Grand Pacific hotel Thurs- day evening, it was erroneously stated that Judge and Mrs, Svein- hiorn Johnson and Mr, and Mrs. Benten Baker entertained. Those in attendance at the af: are members of a 'ecal club and the dinners are bi-annual affairs, wherein half of the members en- tertain the others. HERE FROM QAKDALE Dennis Morean, prominent ranch- er of the Oakdale district, has been transacting busiesa in the city for the last few days. Mr. Morean is en route visit in the east. CAMPFIRE GIRLS MEET The Wetomaschick Campfire girls held a council fird last eve- ning at the Wachter school. Plans were made for a party to be held next Friday evening. GUESTS HERE Mr. and Mrs, A. Holt of Miles City, Mont.are spending the week in the city, guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Johnsrud. VISITING HERE Mrs. Eva G, Arntz of Brittin is visiting friends in Bismarck over the week-end, HERE FROM WILTON Mrs. B. Barthelomew and Mrs. G. Iverson of Wilton spent Friday in the city. . NAPOLEON VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Pierson of Napoleon shopped in the city yes- terday. SHOPPING HERE Mrs. L, C. Lidstrom of Glen Ul- fi was shopping in Bismarck Fri- y- A. O. U. W. are giving St. Patrick’s Carnival Dance, March 16. to be held at the A. 0. U. W. Hall. Everybody welcome. Try the McKenzie Hotel de- licious Sunday Dinner, 65¢, The Weather Partly cloudy and some- what unsettled tonight and Sunday and Personal Bridge Party Given Friday. Afternoon By Mrs. R. W. Lumry| Mrs. R. W. Lumry_was hostess Friday afternoon in her home on ird strect to three tables of bridge. The attractive use of cut flcwers about the rooms formed a pretty setting for the afternoon’s play. A_ course luncheon was served after the games, Honors were Sh by Mrs. E. H. L, Vesperman and Mrs. B. E. Jon Miss Nell Hane; house guest of her sister, Mrs. F. A. Knowles, was an out-of-town guest. Grand Matron of O. E. S. Comes to Bismarck Thursday Mrs. Lillian Lillibridge of Dick- inson, Grand Matron of the Order the Eastern Star for North Da- kota, and supreme deputy for the Order of the Rainbow for Girls, will be in Bismarck next Thursday. The Rainbow Girls will hold a sp cial meeting in the afternoon and the Star in the evening in honor of |: her visit. Initiation services and a program will be given at the Star meeting and refreshments will be served. Because of the special meeting Thursday night only a short busi- ness session of the Eastern Star will be held at the regular meet- ing time, T1 y i TMINSTER GUILD MEETING Westminster Guild, an organi- zation of young women of the)‘ : Presbytcrian churehy meets next Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Paul Wright, 16 Ave- ne B. A review of Kenneth Mil- ler’s bock, “Peasant Pioneers,” will be given. by Mildred Huff, and a discussion of the recent Inter-de- nominational College C Evanston, [lin ed by Mrs. W. bara Seevey will give special mu- sical numbers, REV. SLAG TO SPEAK Rev. Father Jchn Slag will be the speaker at the St. George’: Episcopal men’s club supper which will be served Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock in the parish house. In addition to the address there will be a program in keeping with St. Patrick’s day. GUESTS LEAVE Mr. and Mrs. George Bigelow of St. Paul, who have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ‘*. A. Knowles for a few days, have left for Cali- fornia, where they wiil spend sev- eral months. M. W. A. MEETING The Modern Woodmen of Amer- ica will meet Monday evening at 8 o'clock at the A. O. U. W. hall. All members are urged to attend iome after an extended: as there will be initiation of candi-{ the me lates. ENTERTAINED AT BRIDGE Mrs, Henry Richholt and Mrs. Gerald Richholt were joint host- esses at a bridge party Thursdav evening in their home on Seventh street. GO TO DRISCOLL Ernest Milliken, 3 and John Reichert will go to Dris- coll tomorrow tc spend the day. RETURNED FROM UNDERWOOD A, Van Horn returned today from a business trip ts: Underwood. VISITING HERE - Mrs. H. L. Bailey of Thunder Hawk, S. D.. ix in the city, the guests of friends. FROM STEELE Miss Josephine J: Johnson of Steele is shopping and visiting in the city today. LEFT FOR CITIES | Mrs, ring fcr the she will visit. ON. BUSINESS Dr. N. O. Ramstad will leave to- night for Minneapolis on business. HERE YESTERDAY J. D. Bempel of Regan was in the city yesterday on business, BUSINESS TRIP J. P. Sell will make a business trip to Minneapolis tomorrow. FROM_ NAPOLEON Mrs, E. Av Belzer of Napoleon is spending the day in Bismarck. RETURNED FROM MISSOURI * Fred Hoover of Washburn, has returned from Excelsior Springs, Mo., where he has been visting. 12 big Numbers Brunswick Records (000-—Dinah—Fox Trot : pe eee Be Love—Fox $006—Paddlin’ Madelin— Vocal i 3008—Five Foot Two, Eyes 4 of Blue—Vocal ; | 2999—Just arene she dorner —-Fox |2997—Who?—Fox Trot “| | Aone eae Time Gal—Fox 2991—Headin’ for Louisville —Fox Trot ier ‘Shawl — Fox ; oe , 2986—-Honey Moon—Waltz - 2985—Let’s .Wander : Fox Trot :, Twin Cities where of St. Paul, the! Away— 108. aoe Nifty Niehtie de chine with tailored collar and lace. SPRING SALE The Ladies of the Methodist Episcopal church will hold their annual spring rummage and hat sale in the church parlors on Sat- urday, March 27. of Avenue A. hi — Mr. and Mr: jured in a fall at, the high during the past wee} has impr sufficiently to b i relatives and friends. ‘ jd Is Improved { The thre dson of County rank Johnson, who y ill for some ‘time. JUDGES WILL MEET HERE TO FORM COUNCIL Judge Christianson Plans to Have all District Judges at Meeting Plans for’ the i North Dakota judi puncil at a meeting to~be held here late in April or in May are being considered by Justice A. M. Christianson of the supreme court. Inder the pro part in the deli council, which will giv an official forum at whi exchan| : to make ial council an annual affair, expressing the. opinion that the sypreme court has authority to organize the council under the rules laid down for its operation The purfpge of the organ 5 istianson said, would be to give the judges a’ meeting ground on which they can discuss mutual problems ana means and methods Judg hange notes on which their ex- perience had led them to believe would be advisable. $ ould be pr the s th ment, tions are that’ the mecting will be held April 27 and 28. Social News Tracy left last eve- | ‘Bananas? Scallions? Ucng Island pene! Mrs. Greer Gardner, lew York society woman, is sell- them here for sweet charity's . 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