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

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1928 Social and Personal | Bismarck Court of Catholic Daughters Entertained at Cards Members of the Bismarck court of the Catholic Daughters of America ‘were entertained Wednesday evening by the Mandan court at St. Joseph's auditorium, Mandan. There were 76 Catholic Daughters at the meeting, and the evening was spent with bridge. Mrs. H. S, Rus- sell of Mandan won high score. r the games refreshments were served. St. Mary’s School Has 20 Boarders Bismarck is represented in the boarding school of St. Mary’s acad- emy with three pupils. Other board- ers are from towns north, south and west of here, with one from Outlook, Mont. There are 20 regis- tered as boarders at the school since the opening of this term. They are: Kath: Hannon, Flasher; Ailsa Page, Elbowoods; Mary Tupper, Pol- lock, S. D.; Margaret Dressen, Sanger; Merriam Curtis, Par- shall; Magdalea Fitzgerald, Outlook, Mont.; Laura Hansen, Garrison; Ber- nice and Marjory Morris, Wilton; Georgia Howard, Hazen; Agnes Flanagan, Bismarck; Helen McNulty, | Pu; Stanton; Alice Dunn, Center; Ber- nice Houle, Makoti; Alice Williams, Pollock, S. D.; Magdalen Patzner, Regan; Anna Marje Rowell, Shields; Pauline Holubok, Solen; Magdalen Koch, Bismarck; Katherine Dietrich, Bismarck. eau * Mrs. E. H. L. Vesperman was hostess to the Wednesday Bridge tlub this week, and high honors in the afternoon’s games were won by Mrs. W. H. Bodenstab. The hostess served tefreshments after the games. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Rogers of Kirkland Lake, Ont., who have been spending some time with relatives at McKenzie, will come to Bismarck Saturday to be week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. A Remorg, * Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Peltier have.as their house guests Mr. Peltier’s mother, Mrs. B. Peltier of Hancock, Mich., and Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Mill- er of Houghton, Mich. They will be here about 10 days. . Miss Georgia Lampson will leave setae | for her home at Parsons, Kan., after spending several weeks here as guest of her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Mid- daugh. N. 0. Churchill Is Host to Baseball N. 0. Churchill was host Thurs- day evening at a stag party for the Bismarck baseball team and other guests. Dinner was served at 7 o'clock, with covers laid for 16 guests. Dur- ing the evening several tables of bridge were in play. ‘ Birthday Party for Robert Kling Thirteen little guests were enter- tained at a party Wednesday after- noon on the occasion of Robert Kling’s birthday anniversary. Mrs. J. H. Kling was hostess for her son. The guests were entertained at a delightful afternoon of games for which prizes were awarded to Homer Corwin, Gene Kraft, John Mullin, bt? Corwin, and Rosemary Hollo- peter. Mrs. E. C. White returned Thurs- day from Jamestown, where she spent a few days with her daughter Mary, who is attending St. John’s academy. eee Mrs. Grant Marsh left recently for yallup, Wash., where she was called by the illness of her sister, Mrs. Karl Shenkenburg. Mr. and Mrs, F, L. Wentworth will leave Saturday for a visit to Fergus Falls, Duluth, International Falls and points in Canada, * Miss Lois Iverson of Fargo arrived here teeta fi spend the week-end as guest of Miss Ethel Miller and Miss Gladys Almquist. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gray and daughter Mary Bernice have re- turned from a two weeks’ visit in Lloydtown, Ont. ae Mrs. Albert Vesperman of Chicago is visiting here as guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. L. Vesperman and Mrs. Cc Vesperman. ag Mrs. G. D. Bell and son, Buddy, have returned from Eugene, Ore., where they have spent the summer with relatives. eee Miss Louise Berndt left recently for Chicago where she will spend a month as guest of her mother, * Mrs. 0. E. Sorsdahl of Bismarck Team at Dinner|t Miss Blanche Whittemore left Thursday for McClusky where she will be a member of the high schoo! faculty this ir. Miss Melba Whittemore will go to Bottineau Saturday to assume her position as music and farsa education direc- tor in the ottineay high school. Mrs. Sara West Ankenmann and son and daughters, William Anken- mann and Misses Anna Mae and uise, have returned from an ex- tended automobile trip to Chicago, New York city and .other eastern cities and to points in Canada. Mrs. Gertie Anderson has returned from Dickinson where she recently completed her course of study at the Dickinson Normal school. She will visit relatives and friends here un-|, til the opening of school in Dickin- son, ea < . Miss Roberta Best will leave Sat- urday for Milwaukee, Wis., where she will resume her duties as violin instructor at the Milwaukee Con- servatory of Music. Miss Best has spent the summer here with her mother, Mrs, Edna Best. Miss Ruby eterson is the house guest of Miss Helen Sayler this week, while en route to Minot where she will .aake her home. Miss Pe- terson is a former resident of Fargo, and at one time made her home here. Dr. W. H. Bodenstab and daugh- ter, Miss Catheryn, and her guests, Misses Mary Fischer and Catherine Smith are spending the week-end at the Bodenstab ranch north of Me- dora. eee Ray McGettigan left today for Superior, Wis., where he will re- sume his studies at Superior Normal school after spending the summer with relatives and friends in Bis- marck, < eee Miss Marlys Lahr and Miss Vera Person will leave Sunday for St. Paul where they will attend Macal- ester college for their second year. Mr. and Mrs, Henry Heffernan of Bismarck are ona motor trip through Canada. On Sept. 4 they were guests in Port Arthur, . Mrs. K. S. 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