The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 15, 1929, Page 5

et Ke of cs by shy D. aoa SPaRRAne pS a< RoaS S050 FAREPGERR. Baca, WEDNESDAY, MAY 15, 1929 THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE PAGE FIVE. ji Club Holds Guest Day ‘At A. McKinnon Home Mrs. A. D. McKinnon and Mrs. G. McLaughlin were joint hostesses when the Mothers’ Service club held its third annual guest meet- ing last evening at the home of Mrs. McKinnon. The affair took the form of a bridge supper. Red carnations were used for the tables, with appoint- ments in harmonizing colors. A two course supper was served. Afterwards, bridge provided the pastime, seven tables being in play. A guest prize was presented Mrs. L. H. Richmond, and Mrs. E. M. Hendricks received the high score prize. Guests from out of the city were Mrs. T. L. McGarry, Aberdeen; Mrs. F. W. Renner, Minneapolis; and Mrs. Paul Shannon, Mandan. ses * Miss Blanche Houser Honored at Dinner Complimentary to Miss Blanche Houser, who will be a bride of next month, a 6:30 dinner was given Mon- day evening at the home of Miss Josic Grinde. Hostesses were the Misses Josie Grinde, Jeanette Myhre, Esther Teichman and Lucile Malmquist. An attractive color scheme of laven- der and yellow was carried out throughout the dinner, with lavender sweet peas and yellow tapers as a centerpiece. Places were marked for 12. After dinner little Miss Sonia Hus- by presented Miss Houser with in- dividual May baskets each contain- ing a handkerchief and a rhyme suit- i able to the occasion. The remainder of the evening was spent in playing games. * * * Mrs. O. Kolberg Is Hostess to Club Papers regarding the welfare of children were given at the meeting of the Progressive Mothers’ club held last evening at the home of Mrs. O. W. Kolberg. Mrs. Harrison Brooks discussed the topic, “What Are We Doing for the Under-nourished Children.” She particularly mentioned the good work the Community Council is doing in providing milk for under-par school children. “How Do Our State Laws Protect | Children” was the title of a paper read by Mrs. Roy Riggs, who dis- cussed the children’s code. Refreshments were served by the hostess at the close of the evening. Mrs. W. H. Stutsman Is} Reelected D.A.R. Head Mrs. W. T. Stutsman was again) named regent of the Mandan Chapter | of the Daughters of the American | Revolution at a luncheon meeting at | the home of Mrs. John Bowers Mon- } day. Other officers elected were Mrs. R. | A. Countryman, vice regent; Mrs. A. | ‘W. Furness, treasurer; Mrs. G. W. i Stewart, chaplain; Mrs. John Bowers, | recording secretary; Mrs. L. N. Cary, corresponding secretary; Mrs. R> W. | Shinners, registrar; and Mrs. J. C. Gould, historian. The election preceded the regular meeting, when Mrs. Bowers, state re- gent, gave a report of the National Continental Congress at Washington, D. C., in April. eee Mrs. W. G. Woerner, 705 Ninth street, will entertain Circle No. 1 of the Ladies Aid Society Thursday afternoon. Mrs. W. E. Perry, 523 Second street, will entertain Circle No. 2 the same afternoon. For this meeting, Miss Budd will speak, and there will be a talk on gardens. Cir- cle No. 3, will meet Thursday aftcr- noon with Mrs. Andrew Erdahl, 118 W. Thayer, with Mrs. Walker and Mrs. Frank Ellsworth assisting; and Circle No. 4 will meet at the same time at the home of Mrs, F. L. Brandt, 112 Sixth street. * * OK St. Mary’s Circle will hold a card | party beginning at 2:30 Thursday afternoon at St. Mary’s auditorium. Hostesses will be Mrs. J. E. O'Neil, Mrs. Elmer Brown, Mrs. E. W. Wasche and Mrs. R. E. Carlander. Dance at the Dome tonight. Jackie Sherman and her four Jacks. Tune in on KFYR every morning for the A. W. Lucas Co. day’s special. CRE OREO ca LLLP LLL LPL SSCCSSSSL SESE PSA CPCCA Social and Personal | Kitchen Shower for | Bride-Elect Given | By Miss Register For Miss Blanche Houser, whose marriage to Rev. Lewis E. Dickinson ps | | daughter Virginia arrived this week from their home in Minneapolis to be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Hendricks for about two weeks. Mrs. Hendricks are | Renner and Mrs. cousins. “ee Mr. and Mrs. H. F. O'Hare have re- turned from a several days’ motor | trip to Fargo, Grand Forks and Win- nipeg. At the latter place they vis- ited with Fred Chapman, a former | aes MEE a ~----—-@leral Aid in the church parlors on | f ashion Plaque {| Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock. =e 8 a . 7a aS Mrs. F. W. Renner and small ‘clock at the A.O.U. W. hall. A part | 4, H i of the evening will be gen eer to | Kk amily Reunion Held Army will meet Thursday afternoon | at 2:30 at their hall. $5 reward to person returning it to Tribune office. j who recently came from Indiana tola demonstration of the fitting of live with another son, E. J. Gobel. | tatse teeth. Others on today’s pro- | At E. J. Gobel Home by gram were Dr. E. G. De Mots, Minot, Four Generations|North Dakota Dental | ana 1.4. aves, Minneapolla Convention Is Opened A family reunion was held at the Dr. R. W. Pote, Fargo, *y, }home of E. J. Gobel, Fourth and| Grand Forks, N. D.. May 15—(?)— dent, will be the principal speaker at | a banquet tonight. Dr. H. P. Boos, More than 180 dentists attended the | Avenue A, Sunday, and some of the opening session of the state dental Minneapolis, also will talk. ; | participants still are here. Four gen-| society convention here yesterday and] Tune in on KFYR every | erations were represented. Among/today. Indications were that all the visitors from a distance was C. L.| previous attendance records would be|morning for the A. W. Lucas Allen, of Seattle, who came to visit| broken. ea |his aged mother, Mrs. George Allen,| Dr. R. ©. Schlosser, Chicago, gave |Co. day’s 8} a program by the junior lodge. zee The Home ceague of the Salvation | ‘Foot Saver’ Shoes. A. ucas Co. LOST—A Phi Delta Phi pin. evening at her home. ty Mullen, dressed in pink and white, entered the room drawing a wagon | decorated in the chosen colors, con- ! contests and games. Miss Ruby Wil- | will take place June 5, Miss Lavina | schoolmate of Mr. O'Hare. * Register gave a kitchen shower last | * * | Mrs. W. E. Jenson will be hostess | iat the regul.. monthly card party of | jthe U. C. T. Auxil this evening, | jat her home, 709 Fift rect. During the evening little Miss Bet- ; Members of the Degree of Honor on following their / this evening at 8| PALACE MANDAN, NO. DAK. taining Miss Houscr's gifts. The re- | mainder of the time was spent with mot favored the guests with a group of vocal numbers. A pink and white color motif was | used when a two course luncheon was | served at the close of the evening.! A SPRAY of pink silk flowers with | For this a bowl of roses centered the | black velvet dotted petals is posed | table, and place cards and favors | diagonally across the back of a black represented roses. There were 16/ lace dinner gown with a net cape. guests. | Miss Register was assisted by her mother, Mrs. George Register, and by Miss Elizabeth Best. *e * ’ : Mothers’ Club Gives se | c « “ | Miss M. Dohsey, instructor at the Party at Wagner Home | radian school, eccomponiea the pas a pils of the third and fourth grades Husbands of the members of the | on a visit to the business places of the Mothers’ club were honored guests | city yesterday. These visits, planned last evening at a bridge party held at | to give the children a practical knowl- the home of Mrs. J. P. Wagner, with | edge of busine: a part of the | Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. W. T. Kraft, Mrs. | educational program at the close of | W. FP. McGraw, and M L. V. Miller | the school year. } as_hostesses. | xk * Bridge was in play at five tables,| The regular mecting of the Rain- | with honors at the close of play going | bow Girls will be held tomorrow eve- to Mrs. A. P. Lenhart and J. P. Wag- | ning at 7:30 at the Masonic tempic. ner. | Election of officers will take place, Flowers appropriate to the season} and all members are urgently re- were attractively used throughout the | quested to-be present. rooms. | * OK A course luncheon was Mrs. William Petch, Montreal, Ont., the conclusion of the evenin who has been the guect of Miss Helen AF 5 * *k x Little for several days past, left this | iss Marie Knutson and Nordah! | morning for her home. Huseby, both of Stecle, were married | OK OR |} HE TALKS- Tuesday afternoon by Rev. O. S. 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