The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 30, 1926, Page 5

Hostess Friday at Afternoon Bridge Mrs. Gordon Cox was hostess Fri- | day at her home, 316 West Thayer, at an afternoon bridge party. Three tables were in play auring the after- noon, Mrs. F. H. honors, Yellow was the color carried out in the decorations with table center- pieces of yellow ehrysanthemums, The hostess served a luncheon at the Conclusion of the games, Rainbow Girls Are Hostesses Friday at Dancing Party ‘The Rainbow Girls entertained with a costume party at the Masonic Temple Friday evening. There were 40 couples in attendance and dancing was the main feature of the evening. Miss Effie Rosen was awarded the prize for the best costume, At the conclusion of the evening a luncheon was served. The entertainment committee in- cluded Miss Vero Person, mona Tay Gr Miss Arduth and Miss Ruth Wetmore. Miss Evelyn Freeburg, Miss Merle and Miss Gladys Von Hagen,.Miss Aldeen Paris and | Miaw . Agnea:: Nielson form- ed the refreshment: committee. Mrs. F, A. Lahr, Mrs. N. A. Free- burg, Mra. A. Person, Mrs. P. M Ryan and members of the advisory board chaperoned the affair. W.C.T.U. "Program Tuesday Will Be of Unusual Interest The Women’s Christian Temperance ion will meet Tuesday, November 2, at 3 ek, at the home of Mrs. John Stirling, 623 Ninth street. Mrs, J. J. M. Mackeod is in charge of the venport winning program. There will be music by the high school girls’ quartet, the members of which are Mabel Leathers, Jacobson, Romona Boepple, jan Sandin. Miss Margue nedy will give wr inctrum Mrs. George Register wiil re per on “Social Problems Re! the Home,” and Mrs. R. G will give a brief report of some out- standing addresses at the recent: na- tional W. C. T. U. convention in San Francisco. Mrs. C. G, Boise will port her recent trip through the di trict when she visited other unio: With no unusual activity, the Na- tional W. C. T. U. received 41,000 members during the last year. Bead- ers of the organization believe that the activities of the antiprohibition forces ure making women more in earnest for prohibition than ever be- fore, thus accounting for its huge gains in membership, ENTERTAINS AT HALLOWEEN PARTY. The little Misgos Edris, Marion and: Grace Wileox were entertained Friday evening at a Halloween party given by their mother,-Mrs. W. J. Wilcox. Jack-o-lanterns lighted. the house and ests were’ dressed in Halloween nes. Games and music were, Luncheon. was served late eveninig. Halloween favors marked each. place, with a jack. lantern forming the centerpiece. The guests included Delores Tekippe, Dorothy Tekippe, Jeanne Speaks, Winona Haggarty, Gail North, Esther Shuren, and Isabel Gordan. POLITICAL PARTY ENJOYED The committee in charge of the en- tertainment at the Gibbs school last evening wishes to extend thanks to all who helped to make the affair a success. The sum of $75 was realized and will be used to buy equipment for the school. The affair, which was in the nature of a Halloween political party and basket social, was largely attended. Mrs. Adrian Asbridge was committee -thairma: MASQUERADE DANCE _ A masquéFade dance will be given at the I. 0. 0. F. hall on Thursday, November 11. izes will be awarded tend. 1, 0. O. F. DANCE There will be a dance at the 1. 0, 0. F. hall, Saturday, Oc= tober 30th. public is in- vited té attend:’””’ The Weather Partly. cloudy | tonight - and Sunday ;.slightly warmer tonight Halloween dancing party, but was' ned for a week because of the nnual Halloween event of the United ‘ommercial Travelers, which was | ‘scheduled for night. Dan will begin at 9 o'clock nest Friday night, and lunch will be Served at midnight. Excellent music has been ———w secured for the occasion. t Bismarck Hospital ; Nurses Enjoy Novel | Halloween Party Dinner at Arnot Home Celebrates Two Anniversaries att, and Mra. A. J. Arnot entertain. for wnenday evening at a dinner! Student nurses at the 1 ck aM hel there hi i? Buests. Evangelical hospital’ were entertain. | Wand nid on tas Maanee + aaa ed st evening ut a Halloween party ! The affair was in celebration of i0,tte hospital dining room. The the wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Arnot and also observed the| yi birthday anniversary of H. F. Keller.| wy; The honor guests received many|” Bach clase was required to furnish gifts. Bridge was played after dinner,| oy stUnty Aheteniors presented a} 1 ketch, “Te: One Medi- honors going to Mr. and Mes. R. B:/ chore ,tketehs Was” swarasa fits | Wenzel. ice, The freshmen stunt was en: Dance Attended By eiepdiiie Two Hundred Guests | Chicken Coop Fail The Freshmen class quartet sang and other musical numbe: ine ed on the Leh Epa Miss Luella Elaborate decorations. sui aah GOES OF ORG bere the Halloween season, formed the sen Haltorec nares or fhe program. 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Brazerol of W: and Halloween stunts were enjoyed. A lunch was served at the conciusion of the evenin; S$ TO MEET MONDAY The first of a series of grand lodge meetings will be held by Bismarck Lodge No, 5, A. F. & A. af evening ) at the Masonic tem ple. a motion relative to a change ‘an the dues and fees of the lodge wilt| more, ing in Bismarck at the A. M. Brazerol residence on Avenue A, for several months, will leave Tuesday morning for their homes. be vofed on, and all members are urged to attend. A cordial invit tion is extended to members of other lodges who may be in the city. ENTERTAINS AT HALLOWEE! PARTY John Husby entertained Fri- i at a Halloween party) » were 17 guests. 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