The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 1, 1929, Page 5

e LDPPLAPBLLLLLSSLPLPLLPDSLLLSLALPSLSSELLPLLELESLPLLESLLELLLSPLELALEL LEAR OLELEER OEP EPPA PALLOLL AEM MLA MAMET STS ee - — wn THE BISMARCK: TRIBUNE, VUBSDAY, UCLUBEK 11929 5 | street, entertained at a bridge party! who attended the bride, was dressed | Knowles gave an extremely interest- | rreshments were served by the hos-|H. Cook, 122 Avenuc B, with Mrs.! ing of the state federation of music | last evening. jim tan flat crepe. The bride's dress|ing review of Basil King’s book, tess. Cc . which secretary. | aon flowers, bittersweet, and / was of rose flat erepe trimmed with | “Conquest of Fear.” | ae eee eee ri colored leaves formed attrac-| lace. Gustav Dorr, Streeter, brother | ak * 'Mrs. Paul Hi J “Ancient and Medieval Civilization”| Father Leo Halloran arrived in Bis- | tive decorations for the rooms. of the bride, was best man. | i rs. Faul Homan 1s | was " | , Lee Graer tod eaid waméa’wect | EEE ride had Been emmbioved’ to French History Is was the study topic, and a discussion | marck Saturday for a two weeks’ visit |to Mrs. Roy Logan and Mrs. B. E.| Bismarck for several months past. | Study Club Topic’ Hostess to Guild jot the tena of Mestern civilization | at the home of his mother, Mire, Mary Bism: k Lib ri ni dent of the state historical society, | Hitchcock. | Mr. Coe is engaged in farming north | iain Charles Sone ranean’ erutti is | Halloran, 424 hg ks Broadway, and arcK LADYALlaNS — | and Mrs. Florence Davis, librarian for | At the close of the evening the hos-| of the city, where the couple will! |, Mrs. Paul Homan was hostess to) Sr 1.6 ; Vt | SDs ee ee Go to State Meetinig | the historical society.” tess served a dainty course luncheon.| make their home. Papers dealing witi the history of the members of St. George's Evening | Mankind” for their text this year. | | Father Halloran is an instructor in Both Miss Cook and Miss Baldwin es 8 eee the French republic before and after |Guild at her home on Tenth street | , At the close of the evening light re- | the Dominican House of Study, Ben- ie appear on the program. Miss Cook | Mj dia Dor a | . the World War were read at the |last evening. bettered bie Sifted icta, Calif. He was accompanied here A party of Bismarck people win | Sppest on the program. Miss Cook | Miss Lydia Dorr an |Monday Club Meets meeting of the Bismarck Study club} Four tables were arranged for * * * from Ray, N. D,, by his brother, Fath- Teave today by motor for Devils Lake | Miss Baldwin will report on the Harold Coe Are Wed| With Mrs. W. Worner Seedy at, the home of Mrs. Earl bridge, with high scores in the games Mrs. W. C. Taylor. La Moure. spent | er John Halloran, pastor of the Ray to attend the annual convention of | iprarian's conference held thie sum. ‘0. | Y Ss. W. J. Heising, 122 Avenue C West. | going to Miss Martha Gertrude Lund-| ‘he week-end in Bismarck with her | Catholic church, who will visit here the North Dakota Library association, | mer at ‘the University of Wisconsin | | Names of famous French statesmen | quist and Miss Gwendolyn Jones. sister, Miss Leila Diesem, at the Pat-| for about a week. "| The wedding of Miss Lydia Dorr,| Freedom was the theme of the pro- | and military leaders were given in re- daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolf Dorr,!gram given at, the meeting of th> sponse to roll call. Mrs. RB. D. Ken- |served @ refreshment course. which opens there Thursday for a/ s ¢ y sess | erson hotel. Mrs. Taylor, who is vice | ee ® three-day -7ssion. if Madison, which she attended. Freda refreshment course, °°") Dresident of the sixth district, North) Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sundell, Minot, Included in the group will be Miss |p ,° ine ak Streeter, N. D., and Harold B. Coc, | Monday club yesterday afternoon at nelly discussed the history of France | ek * | Dakota Federation of Women’s clubs, who have been visiting at the home Lillian Cook, secretary of the library | Bridge Party Given Bismarck, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee|the home of Mrs, W. G. Worner, 705 prior to the great war, and Mrs. Jack|Cogmos Club Studies | 2s Teturming from the state conven: of Mrs. Sundell’s parent”, Mr. and ee Miss Bessie Balc-| At F, F, Skinner Home| Be’, Siavity, tows, took piace yes- | Ninth street. A. Fleck’s paper dealt with the recon- ‘i wUucies La DcAAeEY ectiie aisle zeeyed | Me A 8 Ot ee ae 1 Mary Maynard, al . oe he f ve} y i 's, vhos hi s ™ ” | for a few days, le! fonday for their v1 so of terday afternoon at the home of Rev.; Early American authors, whose struction period. Both used maps | Ancient Civilization 1 re iene tien OF Abra, Ts Wr Crane hone tae ee De ae in commission; Miss Ruth King, Ira Herzberg, pastor of the First | writings influenced the nation toward | and pictures showing the war devas- ibrarian at the Bismarck public} Guests for four tables were invited | Evangelical church, who officiated. | more liberal policies, were discussed | tated areas. library; L. F. Crawford, superinten-| when Mrs. F. F. Skinner, 209 Thayer| Miss Helen B. Ketterling, Streeter, | by Mrs. N. O. Churchill. Mrs. F. A.| At the close of the afternoon re- | tree, Ellendale, as president. Mrs.' panied by Mr. and Mrs. Sundell, have Members of the Cosmos club met-| Taylor went from hereto Devils Lake just retusned from a motor trip jlast evening at the home of Mrs. 8. | where she will attend a board meet- | through the Black Hills. A. W. LUCAS CO. 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