The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, April 15, 1932, Page 5

xi LU + reer -2- Mrs, Herman Leonhard Named by Garden Club ‘Mrs, Herman Leonhard was elected dent of the Bismarck Garden eenson, held ‘Thuredey fvenieg fet on, fs evel e World War Memorial building. She SQeceeds Mrs. Henry Duemeland, who ‘tendered her resignation at the meet- ‘The other officers, elected last fall, Wil’ remain the same. They are Mrs. F. C.. Stucke, vice president; F's tain E. G, Wanner, recording sec- ry; Mrs. E. J. Taylor, corre- SPdnding secretary; and F. J. Baven- dick, treasurer. “The yard and garden contest, an annual project of the club for beau- ig lawns and homes of the city, vill be conducted again this year. “Members of the clubs interested in ferming a branch of the North Da- ta. gladiolus society were listed by ll Reid, who explained the plan. Organization will be completed at a later date, it was announced. ‘A; O. U. W. Drill Team Gives Benefit Party Bridge and whist were played at 22 tables at the benefit card party fol- Jowing a meeting of the A. O. U. W. lodge Thursday evening in the Odd Fellows hall, The A. O. U. W. drill team, E F. Trepp, drillmaster, was in charge of the party. Score prizes in the bridge games ‘were’ awarded to Miss Luvella Dahn, Miss Margaret Yegen, Mrs. C. R. Kositzky, Joe Patera, Ernest Elness and K. C. Hermes, The whist prizes went to Mrs. Selma Jacobson, Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, Mrs. William Fisher, Abe Tolchinsky and James Nelson. Refreshments were served by these members of the drill team:, Misses Helen Ulsrud, Katherine Kositzky, Esther and Nelle Dehne, Eva Goetz, Sarah Hall, Marie Jacobson, Thelma Swenson, and Dorothy Atkinson and Mésdames Don Herman, Anton Patera and James Nelson. *# & A. C. Staak and daughter, Miss Marjorie Staak, 225 Avenut A West, returned . Thursday evening from Fargo where they spent the last three days visiting with friends. Mrs. John Reff, 102 Sixteenth St., ‘SOCIETY NEWS spring| Thursday from Mr. and Mrs. Falconer Back from Winter Visit Mr, and Mrs. William \A. Falconer, 202 Avenue E, returned to Bismarck Fort Leavenworth. Kan., where they spent the last three and one-half months with their son- in-law and daughter, Captain and Mrs. R. A. Day. Captain Day is sta- tioned with the air corps at Fort Leavenworth. During the winter, which was espe- cially mild there this year, Mr. and Mrs. Falconer made a number o% week-end trips to visit relatives and friends in Kansas and other nearby states. Among some. of the points visited .were Kansas City and St. Jo- seph, Mo., Topeka and Atchison, Kan., and Ames, Grinnell and Des Moines, Towa. A When they left for he po pa @ week ago, peach and pear trees an hyacinths were a mass of bloom, while lawns and gardens everywhere had taken on a spring-like appearance, the Falconers said. Business conditions appeared to be fair throughout the parts of the mid- dle west visited, they report. Stores were doing a good business, while places of amusement, such as thea- ters were crowded nightly. Mr, and Mrs. Falconer came here from St. Paul where they made a brief stop to visit Ul * % C. G. Boise Back from Golden Wedding Fete Charles G. Bolse, registrar of the U. 8. land office here, got back this week from Roseburg, Ore., where he attended a celebration marking the golden wedding anniversary of his only brother, W. E. Boise and his wife, former residents of Jamestown and Hope, N. D. Mr. Boise, accompanied by Mrs. Boise and their daughter, Mrs. B. L. Bertel, Fargo, also made an exten- sive tour of the southwest states. Mrs. Boise, now visiting her daughters, Mrs, Charles L. Loomis and Miss Genevieve Boise in St. Paul, is ex- pected to return to Bismarck the first of next week. All the children of Mr. and Mrs. ‘W. E. Boise were present for their anniversary, one of them, Charles W. with his wife and family. Their other ** & |Bolse, coming from London, England, i entertained the members of the Little Flower missionary group at her home Thursday evening. Bridge was play- ed at two tables with prizes going to Mrs. Harold Kenney and Mrs. M. O. Arman. * ee A miscellaneous shower was given Wednesday evening for Mrs. Russell Belknap (Frances Hanson), when a group of eight friends gathered at her home in the Lasken apartments, The party, arranged by Misses Celia Shepard and Thelma Duncan, was a surprise. The evening was spent in hemming dishtowels. e children are David Wells Boise, cash- ier of the Nevada Consolidated Cop- per company at Hurley, New Mex., Howard Spencer Boise, merchant at Medford, Ore., Eugene Bryan Bolse, rancher at Dixonville, Ore., and Flor- ence Boise Bell, wife Of Rex Bell, as- sistant professor at Stanford univer- sity. A reception on Monday, March 21, the wedding anniversary, which be- gan in the afternoon and continued through the evening'as well as din- ners and other social affairs marked the observance. After leaving Roseburg, Mr. and HEMPEL’S PHONE 1612 107 FIFTH STREET Saturday and Monday Specials Spend Wisely! 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Miss Carder, who is supervisor of music in the Burlington public schools, has visited in Bismarck on several occasions. eee There were guests for two tables of bridge when Miss Frances Barrett, ‘710 Avenue A, entertained the mem- bers of her card club Thursday eve- ning. Miss Dorothy Lang and Miss Jane Christian received the score prizes. Table appointments in keep- ing with the spring season were used. ee * Mrs. Carl Vogle, 423 Eleventh St., wos hostess to the members of St. Anthony’s missionary group Thurs- day evening. A card party followed the business session. Four tables were in play with Mrs. Harry J. Clark and Mrs. Al P. Simon receiving the score awards. eee Mrs. T. J. Duncan, Almont, has come to Bismarck to spend scveral days with her daughters, the Misses Ruth and Thelma Duncan, and Mrs. Arnold Von Hagen. * oe * Music of the American Indian formed the program given for mem- bers of the Thursday Musical club at the regular meeting Thursday after- noon in the World War Memorial building. Mrs. G. E. Wingreene and Mrs. F. J. Bavendick were hostesses. Two Indian songs by Farwell were sung by Miss Bessie Baldwin; Em- met Griffin sang “Song of the Sun- dance” and a double trio, composed of ‘Mesdames John Graham, A J. Arnot, L. R. Priske, George Duemeland, Bayendick, J. E. Davis and R. D. McLeod sang numbers by Sadman and Lieurance. Two selections from Macdowall’s “Indian Suite” were played by Miss Ruth Rowley. Mu- sical current events followed the pro- ir daughter visit-j}gram and tea was served by the at several points in Ore-| hostesses. 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