The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, June 27, 1929, Page 5

i 2 Bridge Club Plays At J. W. Guthrie Home| Mrs. J. W. Guthrie, 400 Third street, was hostess to the members of her bridge club Wednesday afternoon. Bridge was in play at three tables, honors going to Mrs. A. H. Scharnow- ski. A course luncheon was served at the close of the afternoon. Indoor Pienie Given At A. Chernich Home Employes of the tax commissioner's office entertained at an indoor picnic last evening at the M. H. Chernich home. A picnic supper was served and the cvening was spent in playing bunco. Honors in the games went to T. H. Thoresen and Miss Beulah Thornburg. About twenty guests were present. see Miss Marcia Bowman Hostess for Bride Miss Melba Whittemore, whose wedding to Ford Slaat, Towner, oc- curred this morning, was honor guest at a party given Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Marcia Bowman. The evening was’ spent in making decorations for the approaching wed- ding, and a luncheon course was served. About twelve friends of Miss Whit- temore were present, including the Misses Frances Collison, Neche, and Bernice Noble, Souris. Roses and peonies arranged about the rooms of the Bowman home carried out the color scheme of pink and white used by the hostess. ee & Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Nagel of Cin- cinnati, ©. left yesterday for their home after spending two weeks as the guests of their tithe and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Nagel. Social and Personal — aes Party Given At J. L. Mullin Home Mrs. J. Mullin and Mrs, T. Rugg were Nain hostesses Wetinesday at a luncheon given at the home of Mrs, Mullin, 1021 Fifth street. Daisies and phlox were used as decorations about the rooms and on the tables. Following the luncheon bridge was in play at four tables, honors going to Mrs. came) rh E. T. Beatt. * Mrs. Kaiser Honors Mrs. Cecil il Cavanaugh Mrs. Cecil “Cavanaugh, Shelby, Mont., was honor guest at a party given by Mrs. E. A. Kaiser last eve- ning. Mrs. Cavanaugh is visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Evarts, in this city and will remain here until July 4. bridge, Mrs. Cavanaugh winning high honors. — She also received a guest prize. Miss Julia Johnson favored with several piano selections during the evening. Sweet peas formed the decorations for a course luncheon served. se @ Early Residents Are Guests at Ward Farm Mrs. Florence J. Ward and daugh- | ter, Miss Aldythe Ward, were hostesses yesterday at a luncheon in honor of Mts. Ward’s daughter, Mrs. Jeannette Calloway, of Long Beach, Calif. Twen- ty-four guests, old residents of Bis- |marck and former friends *of Mrs. Calloway, made up five tables of bridge during the afternoon. Luncheon was served at the Ward farm home two miles west of Bis- marck, which was pleasingly deco- rated with peonies and wild roses, Honors in the bridge games went to Mrs. F. L. Faunce, Mrs. Frank Paris D., was the guest of Miss Rosalind | The evening was spent in playing | Brown in Bismarck Wednesday. Miss w) and Mrs. W. W. Webb. Mrs. Calloway ‘was presented with a guest prize. Mrs. Norman Gray, also of Califor- nia, was the only out-of-town guest. see The Misses Thelma Leissman, Dor- othy Petron, and Margaret and Lor- etta LeRoy, accompanied by Frank and Walter LeRoy, Robert Snyder, and Mrs. Virginia Butler will leave today by car for Kansas City, Mo. where they will attend the inter: tional convention of the Christi Endeavor society. With a delegatio from Jamestown, they will represent North Dakota at the meeting. After the convention, they plan to return through Oklahoma, Colorado, and the Black Hills, stopping at various points en route. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bauer and children, Beverly and Junior, will leave tomorrow for Minneapolis to attend the golden wedding anniver- sary of Mr. Bauer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bauer, formerly of this city. Returning, Mr. and Mrs. Bauer may stop for a few days’ visit at lakes near Alexandria, Minn. eee Miss Helen Dolwig of Gladstone, N.! Dolwig was cn route to her home! from Chicago where she has been vis- | iting. sd x * * Mrs. A. D. Gordon had as her guest last week her aunt, Mrs. Nancy Owen, of Los Angeles. Mrs. Owen has gone to Minneapolis for a few weeks’ visit and will return to Los Angeles from there. x * * H Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Page of Golva, N. D., have returned to their home after spending several days with Mrs. Page's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gordon. ' «* ® | Mr. and Mrs. James Morris will go | to Fargo Saturday to attend the opening of the new U. 8. veterans’ hospital there. They will return to Bismarck Sunday. | * The Rebekais wit hold their regu- lar meeting in Odd Fellows hall to- morrow evening at 8 o'clock. Refresh- ments will be served following the business mecting. 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