The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, March 27, 1926, Page 5

th hese nema icone od SATURDAY, MARCH 27, 1926 Bs "oa. LPO PPP PARLOR PAPE ‘ Social and Personal 0 COLLSPLLLECLLACL EPL LPPEE NAAM: S| Sa G Bridge Dinner Given | Friday Night by Dr. and Mrs. Waldschmidt Dr. and Mrs, RH H. Waldschmidt were hosts last evening at a bridge dinner. A yellow color motif was used on the table and jonquils\and pussy willows decorated the rooms. Three tables of bridge were in play, howors # going to Mrs, Spencer Boise an . Laherg. Miss Delia Soehren Is Honoree at Bridge Party Thursday Night Miss Delia Soehren was guest at a surprise bridge party Thursday evening given by Miss Josephine Kositzky and Miss Mabel Johnson at the former's home, 723 Eleventh strect. The Easter decora- tive motif was used and a yellow and pink color scheme carried out. Jon- quils were used about the rooms. In the bridge games honors were won by Mrs. J. W, McGuiness and Miss Hilda Stratton. Covers were marked for 12 at the luncheon table, centered with a candle lighted birth- day cake. Miss Soehren received an attractive guest favor. MISS HELEN MARTIN IS MARRIED The mai pr Miss Helen Mar- tin and, Martin was solem- nized T iiny evening at 8 o'clock at the le of-Mr.and Mrs. C. G. Martiny 120 First street, before small group of friends and relatives. ! Rey. C. A, Bremer, elder at the Evan- gelical Lutheran church, officiated. | The bride was gowned in white and carried’ an arm bouquet of roses. Little Miss Marion Martin in a‘ frock of pink crepe de chene attended the | ‘comple as flower girl. eception followed the ceremony and @ prettily appointed luncheon was | served, Mr. Martin is an orderly at the Bismarck hospital and his, bride is! also a resident of the city. They will make their Fome here. honor MARRIED THURSDAY The wedding of Miss Elma St demo and Cecil Mount, both of Bal win, was solemnized Thursday after- noon at the ‘Presbyterian parsonage, Rev. Paul 8. Wright officiating. Viola Strandemo and Lawrence Little were the attendants. After the cere mony 2 dinner was served at the home of the bride's phrents near Baldwin and in ‘the evening a large number of friends and relatives were guests at a dance given in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Mount at the town hall. The couple will make their home on n farm near Baldwin. TO BROADCAST TOMORROW A string quintet, Alphons Lampe, J. E. Martineck, and the Misses Katherine Andrist, Kath- erine Boespflug and Henry will broadcast a program of cl: music ee, eye es rhe Bismarck radio stati e ~.piebipra mes WHY" Wel a Beck DANCING. PROGRAM ENJOYiE About 25 pupils of Mrs. R. W. Hen-+ derson took part in the dancing pro- gram given last evening at the Indian | school auditorium. The dances, cal, interpretive and —rythmic rs, were excellently performed d which filled the auditorium LEAVES FOR GRAND FORKS J. 0. Hellstrand left this morning for Grand Forks where hi take part in the prosecution of heavy dam- age suits that are to be filed in the; near future. BEN.LYON -_ - News Pictures ' get. ATINEE EYERY DAY AT 2:30 TONIGHT — SATURDAY “THE NEW COMMANDMENT” HOLBROOK BLINN NEXT WEEK Mrs. G. F. Dullam Hostess to Bridge Club ot Luncheon’ Mrs. G. F. Dullam was hostess Ae day afternoon at a prettily appointed 1 a’clock bridge luteheon for the! members of her bridge club. Ths tables were prettily décorated in the Edster colors and yellow fiowers: were used about the rooms. Three tables of bridge were in play after the luncheon 3 Miss Nona GC ‘unningham Honoree at a Shower | Given on by Mss. Stair Mrs. R. V, Stair entertained last evening at miscellaneous shower in honor of her sister, Miss Nona Cunningham, who is te be a bride of the early summer. Clever stunts, music and ra furnished entert: ment during the evening, with Delia Sochren Winning the contest | prize. Hearts were used as with a wishing well serving as the centerpiece for the prettily appointed luncheon which followed the even- ing’s’ entertainment. The honor guest received many lovely gifts. ALPHA CHT 3A WINS PRIZE The Alpha Chi Omega sorority won | the unanimous decifion of all judges as having the best act entered in the | i Flickertail: Follies held at the Uni- versity of North Dakota last week. Miss Charlotte Logan of this took part in the winning act. Miss Josephine Nuchols took part in the Alpha Phi sorority chorus which won second place. The Sigma Alpha silon fraternit: took first place among included Archie MeGra ferinbck: in Its The fi the second PROGRAM PLAYED The program given last night at the Baptist church as the fourth number of the entertainment course sponsor- ed by the Baptist Young People’s so- 3 received $20 each, The Weather flurries tonight | and Sunday ; temper- ature same | HAVE | 'BERGESONS = “MAKE YOUR CLOTHES, Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Economy BLANCHE SWEET Comedy decorations | prizes were $40 und | ciety was pronounced ei baer egal of the seri ne of the most by members | he iss Nydia | Smith or the. pre- rae om of which ine ciety, ants Clell ¢ other musical numbers. 1 cgiven by the young | church, was especi TO GIV AMATIC PROGRAM The an ndeavor o h | Presby church will ‘ at 6 pce tof th SON BORN Mr. and Mrs. W. H. MeVe. jnounce the birch of a son t i ' sselton, N. 1, where Mrs. } wg her parents, Mr. MeVey ed ut the Bismarck Coffee is em) shop, RETURN ROM CAR | Re | to | he tas \ TO VISIT HERE \ s8 Geneva Cronk of Grand For {will arrive tonight for a short th her sister, Mrs. L. B. ¢ Cronk is en route to GOES TO MINOT Dr. H. H. Cohenour left today for Minot to transact business. VISIT SCHOOLS Madge Runey, county suner- lent of schools, and Mrs. DR. M. E. BOLTON Osteopathic Physician Henry Bldg. 116 Fourth St. Telephone 240W Bismarck, N. D. | j at the Bismarck hospital. | ness, Nel-| NIELSEN'S MILLINERY 420 BROADWAY, BISMARCK, N. D. THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Evarts, debut, superintendent, | have spent’ the week visiting schools in the county. Si a ui SimkNTE OO RAN: } ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs. ), L. Barth are the. Get your choice of the larg- | parents of a son born Monday mght cst assortment and shipment of small Musical Merchandise ever in Bismarck. Reed’s In- struments of all descriptions. 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