The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 6, 1926, Page 5

‘Miss‘Ankenmann Is ’ f to Club: at Bridge Party: “Miss Louise Ankermann -entertai = retalteee of. pase elub Taree iv even ata tsbies ss played, owors‘going’-to. Mt ae seu eicee was served at e conclusion of Deeora- tions n-yeliow’ and Visek were wed, Bismarck Cou Couple Married October . 80 in Hollywood Miss He erie Fogarty and Frank W. Roberts, ton of Mr. and Mrs. 0. hin Hollywood Satar- ¢: east fr yn, as niatron was attended by Benton Fl ind Men “Roberts will be at, he Ambrose Ave., Holly- wood, Cslif. Party Compliments Miss Lavina S ley, ride of Next 19, nutisg) shai ei Yeiers Rar raat evening. f pol 1 will be: 7 pent. Yeager's er, of spel) ana Mf ai "Bou fF, Martin Mossbruck- ree tables of bridge: irs, er. h nthemuus, exch the es yellow and lavender lory used. A, miniature gtoom were used’ on the: wvited tiny brides were the! ed to cach guest. Srl assisted by Mrs, Herman ind Miss Rena Mai ‘brugker in sereing tr cour: ples ats hd i Jusion of th ‘eveni iss Stoglay pine Moastst gontetni bride's table, favors lowely et _ ENTERTAINS D. AR. MEMBERS her. Mra. Henry | by ‘the ie ne Univeriey he RECITAL 18 ‘INTERESTING ‘ mee rosie! bai Herma jant, er ver ind aero wane large 6 wn Dorothy Kennelly, wit eI of moraine for Jamestown where’ Miss. Kennel! aes will, visit er grandmother. - i lock Vai and uss 2 Berths, ee eee where they wus winter. ETU! FROM OM MINNEAPOLIS’ Miry. WJ. Williamavn yotarged se dire! + for Fa J of sf ‘ pr vate on: ~ {Surprise Party ~ Given Friday For gues' en last srealse: ‘at course - lancheon. hostesses. Fifty Couples in Attendance Friday at Masonic Dance About fifty couples were in attend. ance Friday evening at oe dance giv- Ps ‘by the in Masonic Zomple, aoea ects the ti pe te ony bea very enjoyable one and Masons and their ladies are looking fot to other dances th: are beng planned, tor the winter sea- son. The Lutz seven-piece orchestra played for the dancing. At manignt @ luncheon’ was se: 8. Lobach was in charge of the dance. P. T. A. ELECTS OFFICERS Officers were elected last evening at fm meeting of the Jinesin Par- crepe followins the rs ree served a jel oelwalen of. thé evening. GO TO FARGO ‘Miss’ Josephine Kositzky and Mi he evenin; hon: | y iad Cot veld Coulter left this morning terine Storrs where they will attend the! — game eld afternoon. will be .gu Miss cousin, Mri Wilburn Coon, week-end. LEAVE FOR ASHEVILL: Faye Harding and C. W. M the state railway commi this morning for Asheville, North C olina, where they will attend the n tional - convention of te railwa: commissioners, “GO TO BUFFALO |. P. Sell and F. ity: Bottlin, ik morning for Buffalo, N. Y., to attend 2 meeting of “irs anaes Bot- LEAVES FOR, GRAND FORKS Mrs. je. L. Coger morning for her home in Grand Forks reeks’ visit with baad Wente]. meee gen ton: was in| where what 'he'wilftpena nt + ee iT ty LA! AT TURTLE I ARE of No aes a OM. OM_WILTON | ‘Wilton fs ti voy the, today, ‘ON ‘BUSINESS |” Wilton was-in the ss ¥: reer nti |), Menua For'the |) # eg ‘si eeae UNESS Valley Cy is iw ing business compensation | Tee pe stor Plans to. a, Dernqnen' we TS 78 OF SON. eider, scalloped Ratoeet, spied, i ciker” stsham evant When san are high will’ be welcome, maate jon to “to wee eine i Lovin’ are the ‘ ‘Wednesday at cornmeal, 1. eup sgheat Sables baking powder, Seite 2 tp & tablespoons melted ie ‘and sift flour, alt, auger al ‘bak: cor! it G. Ackerman of Works left left thie| ed ded the siriging of the he oe ‘Ajexius hospital. ~ t this” in nd | Corn Show, City Auditorium. American Legion ARTS Thursday Musical Clush, Mrs, Corn Show, City snatons Bismarck Lodge of if a High School Notes | Playmakers wi Give ‘Lean Years’ at N. D.C Corn Show * The Julia Matlow | Chay ai Junior laymakers, will present “! at the state corn show on il in, the city auditorium. an + \ "is a clever one act. play by ie: Katherine Reely. I porcrays the young people of today and the young married people of 30 years ae of the odd features is thé’ of me: ed tho following. cast: |. Present Ree oe i Mts, T.'B. jon Mr. tT. B. Canon, - William Sith: Let - Gwendoiyn Jensen Milford Dresbuch ; Alvin Schlenker dane Whittey ; Tom Cataon. | Lizaie Carsot " High School Has ; Pep Meeting ‘on Postoffice Steps Two hundred high school™students | were gathered at the postoffice steps last evening for a pep meeting in preparation for the game this after- noon. Bertran Dunn and Neil Cam I sites W.'8. 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