The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 7, 1929, Page 5

| Novel Bridge Party ie eee ta her niece, Mrs. i who is her guest, Mrs. Roy D. Ken- nelly entertained 16 guests at a bridge luncheon yesterday afternoon. | A novel idea was carried out in ‘ the rooms,-which were arranged to } represent a Pullman diner. Printed { menus served-as place ards and | tallies were miniature darky porters. The hostess was assisted in serving by Patricia Whittey and Betty Fos- ter, dressed and made up negro waiters, id Miss nay Mrs. Harvey Niles Lapp were awarded prizes for hig! score in the bridge games, and Mrs. Kossick received a guest favor. The party was planned as a fare- well for Mrs. Kossick, who is leav- ing soon for her home. se Mrs. Murnane Hostess At Bridge Luncheon Mrs. William- Murnane was hos- tess at a 1 o'clock bridge luncheon at her home in Mandan yesterday afternoon. Covers were placed for 16 guests at the tables where a red and white color effect was carried out with red tulips, and lilacs and tulips were used in the decorations for the Tooms. High scores in the bridge games during the afternoon went to Mrs. Merton Orr and Miss Mary Kelly. Among the guests were a number of Bismarck ladies, including Mrs. M. B. Gilman, Mrs. Merton Orr, Mrs. A. E. Brink, Mrs. Carl Myhre, Mrs. J. K. Blunt, Mrs. Roy Logan, Mrs. M. J. Ratzlaff and Miss Mary Kelly. Mrs. Henry Snure, Los Angeles, who is visiting Mrs. Merton Orr, was also wn guest. Mrs. Murnane will entertain again on Saturday. * * * Mrs. Quain and Son Return from Europe Mrs. E. P. Quain and son Buell re- turned yesterday noon from New York City, where they arrived dune “ 2 on the S. S. Carmania from a five fae months tour of ied Northern Africa and the British Isles. a they took the Mediterranean cruise, visiting at points along the southern coast of Europe and also in Pales- tine. They took a boat trip up the Nile river, and returning visited the island of Sicily and spent some time in the larger cities of Italy. The past two months were spent in touring. Switzerland, France, Spain and the British Isles, and vis- iting places of historic interest. irs. Quain and Buell were accom- panied by Dr. Quain on the greater part of the trip, Dr. Quain returning to Bismarck uy wohl ag) ' Roberts Return from © {| 6,000-Mile Motor Trip Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Roberts re- ,) turned the first part of the week from @ four weeks motor trip, during which time they covered more than 6000 miles and visited many of the central and southern states. They visited in Minneapolis and in Ames, Iowa, where they were guests of Mr. Roberts’ sister, and at Chicago and Mattoon, Ill, where they spent ea some time with relatives of Mrs: Rob- ‘ erts. From Chicago they went to Wash- ington, D. C., to visit old time friends : and former North Dakotans, and re- turning they visited at a number of places in Virginia, Kentucky and Ten- nessee. * * * Mrs. T. R. Kirby, a former resident of Bismarck, has arrived from her home at Lamar, Colo., for a ten days visit with her sister, Miss Anastasia Skelly, and her brothers, Harold and Clement Skelly. Mrs. Kirby will go from here to Minneapolis and later to South Dakota to visit relatives before returning to her home. She will be accompanied by her sister, Miss Skelly, who has resigned her position with the Bell Telephone company, t and who plans to spend some time in Colorado and the west. Sailing for Europe January | se @ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wetzstein re- turned We from a ten days motor trip to the Pacific coast. Mrs, ‘Wetzstein was Miss Norma Hollens- worth before her marriage May 25. Dance at Moran’s Saturday, June 8th. AHN , oS RR +/ =FB WARD WATER PLUS MELO MARES SOFT WATER Ree. Tr. B. Pat. Of Wash your dishes with Melo Mcxo softens hard water and makes — it a wonderful cleaner, with or with- out soap. A tablespoonful in the ‘ dishpan cuts grease, saves hands and ‘ makes the soap much more effective. No scum forms. Scum is the result of the hardness in hard water com- bining with soap. But scum never 1 forms in soft water. Scum never } forms in water softened with Melo. Get it at your grocer’s. Chiropractor Drugless “S vaician Leras tlerk tiem ca NO FRIDAY, JUNE 7, lyzy Social and Personal __ |Mrs. Plomasen Gives Honors Mrs. Kossick | F. Kossick, Springfield, Mass.,| | bridge luncheon, the first of a series e Saltman and Mrs. G. Ment. Lilacs and bridal wreath were used in the decorations of the rooms and tables, and a dainty luncheon course was served, Miss Hellwig. see - Baptist Vacation School Opens Monday The Vacation Bible school of the First Baptist church will open Mon- day June 10 for a two weeks’ session, it was announced this morning by of- ficlals of the Sunday school. The school will be divided into two departments, with Mrs. Charles Blue Miss Esther Jacobson and Harry Nel- son in charge of the junior depart- ment. Miss Helen Galyen will be in charge of the primary division, with Miss Marquerite Kennedy, Mrs. O. T. Raaen and Mrs. O. 8. Jacobson assist- ing. Miss Kennedy will also supervise the music. “Meeting the Test” will be thé theme of the junior group, and the work for the primary grades will cen- ter around the topic, “Getting Ac- Series of Parties Mrs. T. G. Plomasen entertained yesterday afternoon at a one o'clock she is giving this week and next. Lilacs and columbine were used in the rooms, with a yellow and lavender color motif for the luncheon tables, where places were marked for 12. High scores in the afternoon's bridge games went to Mrs. G. H. Dol- lar and Mrs. ga Woodmansec. em Shower is Given For Bride-Elect and Louise Keller entertained Wed- nesday evening at a bridge party and shower for Miss Marian Acker: whose wedding will take place tom: Tow morning. Bridge played at three tables pro- vided entertainment, and honors went to Mrs. Ralph Irick and Miss Jane Byrne. A color scheme of yellow and lav- ender was carried out on the tables, with bouquets of swect peas center- ing the tables when a two course luncheon was served at the close of the games. Miss Ackerman received numerous gifts which were brought to her in a miniature carriage by little Miss Bev- erly Jenson. quainted with the Heavenly Father.” Pupils from all of the eight grades as well as those old enough to enter school this fall, will be enrolled. eee Mesdames C. L. Youn er, J. P. French, H. F. 0" H. Mey- , Charles John Page and Miss Esther Maxwell, of Chapter N, P. E. O., returned last night from Minot, where they have been attending the annual conven- tion of the North Dakota chapters of P. E. O. Sisterhood. ee * Mrs. J. B. Smith was hostess to the members of the Entre Nous club at her home Wednesday evening. Sew- ing was the pastime, and at the close of the evening, a luncheon course was served. The-hostess used spring flow- ers in the decorations. see Major John R. Oswalt, Fort Lin- coln, will leave Sunday night for Fort Snelling, where he will be one of the instructors at the Medical Officers Reserve Training camp to be held at the fort from phil to July 31. * *** * St. Mary’s Circle Have Card Party Thirty-five members and friends at- tended the card party given by St. Mary's Circle yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Dan McDonald, south of the city. Assisting hostesses were Mrs. Fred Wilhelm and Mrs. John Homan. Bridge was played at seven tables during the afternoon, with score prizes going to Mrs. E. A. Kaiser and Mrs. E. W. Wasche. A two course luncheon was served at the close of ad games. * * Kathryn Hellwig Is Honored at Shower * Employes of the Woolworth store held a picnic Wednesday evening four miles south of the city. A base- ball game and othér contests provid- ed entertainment, and later a wiener and marshmallow roast was enjoyed. There were 18 guests. xk * Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Smith, who were guests of Lieut. and Mrs. E. D. Pang- burn, Fort Lincoln, over the week- end, have returned to their home at Mankato, Minn. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Pangburn are sisters. se eh: Members of St. George's Guild will hold a food sale Saturday afternoon from one to five at the A. W. Misses Edna Jenson and ~ For Miss Kathryn Hellwig, who will become the bride of Christ Li field sometime this month, her. sis- ters, Mrs. W. M. Miller and Mrs. H. Sagerstrom entertained last evening at the Miller home at a miscellane- ous shower, Five tables of whist were in play, you wonder what to give the kiddies for sup- per, just serve them a bowl of crigpy Kellogg’s Corn Flakes with plenty of milk or cream. Deli- cious—and extra easy to digest. CORN FLAKES He The fakes with the Raver that can’t be copied! The World. Famous sador LosAngeles Where you will enjoy in fullest measure CALIFORNIA'S Glorious Summer Days Cool Enchanting Nights EL MISS MARY GARDEN is umber of unsolicited com- ‘Why Give elsewhere when the Ambasiador, the ifal betes in the world is bere.” .| Lucas store. This is the A number of gifts were presented | . | dock, were here yesterday to visit last food sale the Guild will hold this season. and a variety of baked things will be offered. se Mrs. Henry Snure, Los Angeles, Calif., is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merton J. Orr. Mrs. Snure, who was formerly Agnes Orr, sister of Mr. Orr, will remain for two to three weeks. drickson, who is a patient in a Minot hospital. Reif, who is vice president, was J. T. McGovern, Fargo, who has been ill with diphtheria, was suffi- ciently recovered to leave the deten- tion hospital yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Morrisy and family, Kansas City, Mo., are, spend- ing a few days in the city while Mr. Morrisy is attending to matters of business. Montana washduts. departments of company here. Miss member of the firm. Episcopal Food Sale Lucas’ Saturday afternoon, The 10th is the last da discount on Gas bills. House s* ¢ Mr. and Mrs. Merton Orr will mo- tor to Jamestown today to attend the funeral services for Senator Alfred Stecl of Jamestown. * * * Buell Quain Ieft last evening for Spokane, Wash.. to spend a week or more visiting with his sister, Mrs. H. A. Sterrett. se & Mrs. C. R: Chapman of Hazen ts spending a few days in the city vis- iting friends. f City-County Briefs i o L. G. Klopfleisch, principal of the Almont schools, and seven members of the graduating class were in the city yesterday to have their gradua- tion pictures taken. th Dakota Harnessmakers |~ "> vor etn ion is meeting at James-|day night to Eli’s Commod town today and tomorrow. A. B.| from Watertown, So. Dak. UU) MILLINERY Very Special for Saturday Only Priced for Quick Sale One Lot, values to $10.00 . One Lot, values to $7.50 at ... E. H. 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