The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 8, 1930, Page 5

Sy JUNIOR CLASS PLAY World Wide Guild to : I AMUSING COMEDY Present’ 8-Act Play|‘A Prince There Was’ Will Be See Given Friday Evening at City Auditorium ‘Alaskan Scenery Is Described for Club Life Ends in Death | Fourth street. edy in three acts, and the principal Mrs! A. C. Wilkinson gave a paper | Characters are a country cousin who on “The Spell of Alaska,” telling of | comes to visit her cousin in the city. the charm of the country; Mrs. L. V.| The country relative does not turn Miller told of the McKinley National | Out to be at all as expected; and many Park; and Mrs, H. F. Keller had for | inusing incidents ensue. , Edna Draile, Katherine Kositzky, Marguerite Kennedy, Vir- ginia Stephens, Helen Ulsrud, Studied by Chapter “Barrie and the Drama of Fartasy” the subject — oF? | City-County Briefs i ° | R. W. Frasier, Crosby, is spending a few days in the city. ., yesterday after- | Hans A. Fischer, Washburn, is noon at the horhe of Mrs, William F. ‘business visitor in ‘the city, Harris; 828 Fifth street. in pathaiey Cave read the dedication of Prouty’ Barrie's popular “Peter Pan,” ex- among plaining why his plays are almost en- lawyer, a tirely fantasies. She read the first & struggling 4 5 act of the play, and reviewed the re- mainder. se The tenth birthday anniversary of Phyllis Joyce Brainerd was the occa- ee ee Eerie . A.C. Fe ihe Be H fl [ | 4 Hig : 3 Brainerd, at her home, 708 |. tray them, besides already men- hth street, yesterday from 4 to 6. tioned, are Miss Vincent, Marjorie Fourteen small girls were invited, and Gladys Prouty, Evelyn the time was spent with games. Prizes Mrs, Prouty, Dorothy Petron; were awarded Frances Olson, ois Robert MoCurdy; Kath- Riggs, Jean Harris, and Jeannette Mary Lou Thompson; of: Croonquist. A decorated birthday cake centered the table, which was lighted with tall tapers, when a re- freshment course was served. Ap- Pointments were in keeping with the approaching Easter season, and favors were gaily colored Easter eggs. Mrs. Brainerd was assisted by Miss Gladys Carlander. ze * ap efe é Feil i Fl Mrs, R. G. Wilde, 322 Hannafin % street, returned the first of the week | °° West Rosser Avenue. from a@ several days’ motor trip to g i h Eg g § a ANB A DERE THE BISMARCK _TRIBUN®. TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1990 __ Editor Called Coward by Alabama’s Senator Black } ‘Two Year Fight for ||‘tiar and Contemptibi Cur’ Ip Newspaper Man’s Retort at \ Senate Lobby: Probe Publisher Calls Assailant Out- side, but Politician Re- fuses Invitation Crookston, Minn. She was accompa- nied to Bismarck by her mother, Mrs. F. R. Crane, who will spend about two months at the Wilde home. se 2 Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Peck and daughter Gladys, who visited over the | ernoon with Mrs. G. A. Rawlings, 314 week-end at the home of Mr. Peck’s| Avenue A West. brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs., Earle C. 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