The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, February 7, 1928, Page 5

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1928 _ Out-of- fone Girls Entertained Sunday by B. and P. W. Club The out-of-town oem school girls were entertained i Bd Business and Professional Women’s club at the Sunday afternoon h an automobile ride around the cities of Bismarck and Mandan. At the conclusion of the ride a luncheon course was served at the club rooms, Fourteen girls were entertainéd Sunday. Miss Winni- fred Barrington was in charge of the afternoon. - € » Bismarck Boys Are Popular at North Dakota. University Earl Benser and Willis Shepard! of Bismarck, who are attending the University of North Dakota, were recently elected two of the 16 most Popular men on the campas in a contest determined by cu-ed votes. The names of the popular men were announced Saturday evening at the annual Women’s League party at the university. The following were named as winners: Joseph Baker, Sydney Bakke, Earl Benser, Jack Blain, Lawrence Bergquist, Ronald Davies, Malburn Finkenbinder, Alford I.e- tich, Dana McEnroe, Dennis Mec- Ginn, William Moeller, Victcr Rose, Willis Shepard, Roger ‘Thomas, ie ds Watkins ard Harrison Wil- er, see The Wachter Parent-Teacher as- so.‘ation will meet Wednesday eve- ning at 8 -'clock at the Wachter school. The juvenils band will give a@ program and refreshments will be served. All parents and inter- ested friends are davitea to attend. Mr. and Mrs. H. F. McLean of Montreal, Canada, and Miss Mary McLaren of Perth, Ontario, who have been the guests of Mrs. Mary McLean of th's city for the past week, will return, to their home Thursday, in ese » The Bismarck Alumni association will hold its monthly meeting at the Bismarck hospital this evening. A special program has been arranged. Dr. N. O, Ramstad will address the . meeting. lal The semi-monthly business meet- Ing of the local American Fp post will be held at the ’s club rooms Wednesday ps a "it 8 o’clock. ee Mrs. F. A. Lahr has returned from Fargo, where she has the guest of her daughter, — Wil- lis Wyard, for. several days. Mr. and Mrs. hay Buck, Misses Alice and Hazel Wise and Paul Wise were Tuttle guests in Bismarck this week-end. ecabd John Cosgrove of Moffit, prin- cipal of the Moffit school, was a] ¢9006 business caller in Bismarck Satur-|$ day, see Misses Exther Noggle and Beat-| rice. Register, who attend James- town college, spent the week-end at} % their homes in, this city. Mr. Marian. McNally dnd Miss|% Nally of Moffit have) % returned home after spending a few Desothy M2 days here on business, se © The Women’s Benefit association : has planned another dance to be given at the A. O. U. W. hall Thurs-| % day, Feb. 16. — Emil Froemming, pioneer resi-|& dent of Bismarck, has been admit-| % treatment. ses Lloyd Williams has returned to | his home at Washburn, having been \ ted to the Bismarck hospital for diegaeet from the Bismarck hos- | eee Ls % «" Mrs. J. Tschumperlin left Sunday ‘4 ing trip in the % » for Chicago on as interests of the A. . Lucas store. t - Mrs. W. E. an extended eA to eastern cities. * Mr. and. Mrs. | spent Saturday in Bismarck. J. W. Riley Will play, “The which ce be given Feb. 21 at the Rex tre by the choir of St. Jeffries; Mrs. ‘Davis, Sophia Mrs. J. Degg ‘Gives Cleveland of 61419 Avenue C left Monday evening on " William Kautson|§ ' and Miss Viola Knutson of Almont | ¢ _ THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE Robert Buchanan has returned to’ his home st Hazelton after spend- ing a few days, fn this city. Mw Gilbert. Peterson, and special = eee Miss Marie Huff nice te MEM, Sin morning Minneapolis, > i "sae the pote OW. - ‘and Mrs. “Albert Little of Wi ith eee Honored ; at Bridge mins, Bismarck bets The Current Events club will meet Wednez‘ay afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs. A. G. Sorlie, eee Mrs. Susanna Poschatecke of Kulm has been admitted to St. Alex- ius hospital cor treatment. ere Mr. and Mrs, Fred Feil of Hebron are spending a few days in this city on business. eee as ‘Sidener and Mrs, E. + a eM Sidener’s to Diréct Play For , | the fea apartments in none: of| the week-end. . Episcopal Choir the birthday anniversary of Miss! uty, Alice Kyle of New Rockford hie ata : ruta an evening ze apent at bridge Me or caller in Bismarck Path Across the HIlL”| by Mine Wipnifred’ Berrington, A A ‘was presen Laurence Parsvail Dickinson visited friends in this, relly during e@e- Miss Minnie Pergquist of Wilton transacted business in Bismarck Saturday. % ‘Miss At At the conclusion n ot the games| “*” eee H, D. Paulson of F editor Suthers dey a ; Aa ibe Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Savage of Brad-| of the Fargo Forum, is here for a dock were week-end gucsts in this on eee piece for the \ ble. Mrs. R. s. Enge Is F. R. Tibbets of Wilton has bee: ‘toes teed from St. Alexius ‘hoap!- al Hostess For Son}: Sat- the few days on business. eee George Anderson of Wing is transacting business in Bismarck for a few lays. eee George Anderson of Winv was a business caller in this city Monday. Miss Jane Byrne was hostess Voorn Mae ane to members of the of her ee boys attended the ey eee eS it Valentine favors. dec- Beth Party For Daughter Mrs. Jack Degg wi was hostess Sat- = BeSddaid on the eae of! venth birthday anriversary of ine little daughter, Vi colors and hearts Ast used to decorate the raoms and out an attractive plan in| There will be the table arrangement. Places were coarkea for 10 guests. Miss Marguerite was presented served with many lovel; ly Sifts. ae Ladies “auxiliary to I. 0, 0. will give a F Me BRIDGE by RADIO of the East- this evening; Temple. music, initia- ion. At the close of ts will be fini ee ‘ican Legion eat sith pad es eat ee bridge games at the Wednead toma ee Ludwig Christianson of S. D., arrived in the to visit at the home Mrs, Andrew Munson. The L. T. L wil meet Wi day afternoon after school in oa i Casselman's room at the William m| Moore school, Mi evening, Merny oer hail Miatant | a; Mr. and the most Mitre Se atone us ees im ¢l Ss rs. P. G, Harri . Sirs. and Mrs. M. illen - The pedi oe wil sive -| program 8 even at o'clock at the Hall. The J numbers will include Dee mation by Isabella Joh Fecgelomue ne e Tonight! Should one always make an original bid when in the Radio Bridge hand below? West fnally becomes Declarer, with Hearts » North leads the King of Diamonds. How do forth and fare tn it eaaoweetyeee ns thd ‘out — the broadcast from coy KFYR_9:00-9: 30 P. M.—CST oe Mrs. O. R. Bauer of Braddock is ‘@ patient at St. Alexius hospital. nson: by Mrs. Tillie Stebb’ All the famous Oriental Dishes served at The Patterson, formerly McKenzie Hotel / Chinese Chop Suey Mushroom Chop Suey Chicken Chop Suey Fried Noodle Chow Mein Chicken Yatcamein Egg Foyoung Sub Gum Warmein These dishes are prepared to order by Orientat cooks . Added Special Features! * The game will be short and snappy. After it will some two special features, for which you should vave a pencil and paper. 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