The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 29, 1927, Page 5

| club on the entire round, Mr. + and friendship. | Arrangements inn FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1927 Frances Warner Hostess Thursday to Bridge. Club Miss Frances Wanner was hostess| Thursday evening at her h6me on Fifth street to members of her bridge club. Three tables were in play during the evening, honors go- ing to Miss Ruth Pollard. At the conclusion of the games a: refreshment course wag served by the hostess, Piano Pupils of Mrs. Hughes Give Program at Club Mrs. John L, Hughes and Mrs, V. LaRose were hostesses yesterday afternoon at the LaRose home on Sixth street to the Thursday Musical club, Mrs. LaRose was chosen dele- “gate to the district meeting of the, Federation of Women's clubs to be held at Courtenay May 10 and 11, The following program was given by pupils of Mrs. J. Hughes: Sea Gardena s+. Cooke ive Hughes Oli Duct, Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2.. Liszt Ruth Gordon and Marguerite Kennedy Andant hony Beethoven . Nevin Gondo Esther Wilson . Impromptu Op. 90 No. Schubert! ters attending presenting a part of Nocturne Op 9 No. 2 Chopin; the work. Bismarck gave the open- To Spring «.. . Grieg! ing ceremony; Mandan, initiation; Marguerite Kennedy. Capitol Golfers Honor John Thorpe | at Dinner Thursday! Thirteen members of the C: Golf Club joined last night in a in honor of John Thorpe, first stant attorney general, who leaves, to practice law at’ Minot. The! e iS composed of golfers at the state capitol and Thorpe is a charter member. | Preceding the dinner the club held; its first tournament of the season, a one-club contest in which the mem-) bers were permitted to use only one jorpe and K. W. Simons tied for low score with 52 cach for nine holes, The dinner was held at the Grand Pacific Hotel and Mr. Thorpe was presented with a gift by the members as a token of apprecii tol ere made at the er for a medal play open tournament to be held Saturday afternoon, Scores made in this tournament will be used in handicap- ping contestants in future capitol matches, Preliminary arrangements were made for a resumption of the warfare between the state insurance depart- ment players and the rest of the cap- itol golfers to decide the team cham- pionship of the building, Mr. Thorpe agreed to return from Minot to aid his erstwhile comrades in their ef- forts to lift the team title, won by the insurance department last year. HONORED AT “U" Earl Benser_ of this 'y, student he North Dakota university, has » chosen as one of the “Grey ns” to marshall the senior parade and to usher at the commencement . ¢xercises at the University of North Dakota during graduation week in dune. Twelve members of the Junior year as “ y the class and the faculty TO MINNEAPOLIS A. W. Mundy left last evening for Minneapolis where he will transact business for a few days. Se The Weather Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Not much change HAVE BERGESON’S MAKE YOUR CLOTHES Bergeson’s Quality-Style-Econemy Success Of any Permanent Wave depends more: than anything else on the quality of the hair and skill of the operator. Mr. Harrington has for years made a study of the hair, making a spe- cial study of it, as related to permanent wav- ing, for the last two years. At the Philadel- phia convention of the he stufied the wrapping necessary to produce @ naural marcel wave under Mr. R. X. Rhodes, an international leader \d a Social and Personal A. 0. U. W. Lodge Plans For Annual ’ Initiation Banquet The A. O. U. W. lodge, No. 120, will celebrate hirty-third an: ry at the Grand Pacifie hotel Tuesday evening with a banquet at 7 o'clock. A large class of candidates will be initiated with Bradley C, Marcks of} Fargo and other grand lodge officers as speakers. Veterans of the order are especially invited to attend and will be honor guests, The banquet is an annual event with the organization and the com- mittee in charge is making every pos- sible effort ke it a success. A meeting will be held at 8 o’clocly at the District Meeting of Eastern Star | Largely Attended | More than 150 members of the! Eastern Star from the fourteenth dis- trict were entertained last evening at 6 o'clock at a banquet in the Ma- sonic temple. The tables were pret- tily decorated with flowers. The din- ner followed an afternoon session of the lodges with Mrs. Rose McCurdy, district eA in charge. In the evening a school of instruc- tion was held, each of the five chap- closing ceremony; Washburn, nation of visitors; Linton, bal- A musical program included a voeal solo by Mrs. John Larson; vocal duet by Dr. and Mrs. Howard Anderson; vocal solo by Mrs. F. J. Bavendick; vocal solo, Mrs. R. R. Lutz of Man- : selections by a double quartet. worthy grand matron, Mrs. ly Baldwin of Devils Lake, and rs. McCurdy presided, Mrs. Bald- in, Mrs. MeCurdy, and past grand rons, Mrs. F. A. Lahr and Mrs. R. D. Hoskins of Bismarck, and Grand | Adah, Mrs. W. S. Stratton of Bis- marck, were presented with gifts. The evening ceremonies were at- tended by about 300 Eastern Stars. Refreshments were served by the Bis- marck chapter. EIGHTH DISTRICT MEETING — | The eighth district of the North) Dakota Federation of women's clubs will have its annual convention at! y 10 and 11. Towns in! addition to Courtenay | Bismarck, Buchanan, Dawson,| Goodrich, Jamestown, Mc- Mercer, Pingree, Spiritwood, | Turtle Lake, Washburn and Wilton. | Mrs, Harry Tucker is chairman of | hospitality for the meeting and dele- gates are requested to send their names to her or to Mrs. Cleve Acton Cross of Dawson, district president. The program will include a talk by Mrs. F. H. Waldo of Harvey on “Com- munity and will be mainly | devoted to a practical application of departmental problems, TO stat LIBRARY The Woman’ ub of “Goodrich is the latest organization of the North Dakota Federation of Women's clubs to start a city library, plans having been made for furnishing rooms of- fered by the city, installing book cases, making curtains and planting window boxes on the exterior. It is probable that the library service will begin. with a traveling library from the State Library commission here, to be augmented by the purchase of books by the club. RECEPTION FOR BISHOP TYLER Following confirmation services Wednesday evening at the St. George's Episcopal church an inform- al reception was held in the church parlors in honor of Bishop J. Poyntz Tyler of Fargo. A refreshment course was served at the conclusion of the evening. ‘ HERE FOR EASTERN STAR MEET Mrs. Eva tig and Ww. C. Wolverton of Linton were in Bi marck Thursday to attend the East- ern Star district school of instruc- ftlon. VISITOR LEAVES Mrs, E. Fp Tracy of Langdon, who has been spending the past week in Bismarck with her sister, Mrs. C. A. Schuck, left this morning for her ETURNS HOME . Peterson has returned to Driscoll after a few days’ visit in the city with her daughter, Miss Olga Peterson. GUEST HERE Mrs. Henry Klein of Hazen is|f- spending a few days in Bismarck, the est of Mrs. F. E. McCurdy, 413 inth street. RETURN HOME Mr. and Mrs. Steve George and children have returned to their home in Hankinson after a two-day visit in Bismarck. The A.O.U.W. 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