The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 16, 1936, Page 5

ry @) SOCIETY THE and CLUBS 40 Couples From Federal Circles Hold Dinner Dance First in Seri Rca ies of Parties 835 Attend Meeting of Held Saturday Evening Evening Bridge Club in Clubhouse Bismarck-Mandan army circles whun Cobers were laid for 35 guests from {the Fort Lincoln Evening Bridge club held a 7 o'clock dinner Saturday eve- ning in the Patterson hotel Rose room. After the dinner cards were played Forty couples from several branches of the federa] set-up in the Capital City held the first in a series of din- ner dances Saturday evening ‘n the municipal goJjf course clubhouse. While no definite date has been set, /Until midnight. it is expected that the next party will ests found their partners by matching halves of cartoons whicn were passed out by the hosts and hostesses, Capts, and Mmes. Richard C. Babbitt of Fort Lincoln and F. E. Judkins of Bismarck. Miss Jeannette Gray of Wilton, niece of Capt. and Mrs. Judkins, was an out-of-town guest, Attending their first Fort Lincoln social function since moving to Mandan last week were Lt. and Mrs, Lawrence W. Kemman. Lieutenant Kemman has been trans- ferred here from Dunseith and they are at home temporarily in the Lewis and Clark hotel, come within the holiday season. W. D. Lynch was toastmaster for an informal program during the 7 e’clock dinner, which featured sev- eral violin selections by Miss Mary Flora Wood, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. loward Wood, Low bowls of yellow pompons with burning tapers in pastel shades com- bined with the flowers were a strik- ingly modern note in the table ap- pointments, In the lounge, huge logs were burning in the fireplace. An ensemble composed of Mrs. Willette Whitaker, harpist; Mrs. * Blanche Carroll, pianist, and Miss Holo’ Wood Played | oe see LCE we Hazel Marie Benn Is was one of the first appearances local- * ly of Mrs. Carroll, who stopped in Bride of A. M. Lamb Bismarck while en route to the west coast to visit Mrs. Whitaker and re- mained here to become a member of the Patterson hotel trio. Mrs, Whi- taker and Mrs. Carroll both received their musical educations under cele- brated teachers in Boston, Mass., and Played together for four years in large Miss Hazel Marie Benn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Jesse Benn of Bis- marck, and Andrew M. Lamb of Mof- fit repeated their marriage vows be- fore Rev, Ellis L. Jackson, pastor of the First Baptist church, Saturday. The ceremony was performed in the parsonage, 519 Fourth St., at 6 o'clock before the parents of the bride and mother of the bridegroom. Mr, and ‘Mrs. Arthur J. Binder of Bismarck were the witnesses. Mr. and Mrs, Lamb will make their home on his farm near Moffit. i Meetings of Clubs | And Social Groups | —— Y Progressive Mothers’ Club Mrs. Walter Clark will be hostess to the Progressive Mothers’ club, which meets at 8 p. m., Tuesday, in her home, 104 Thayer, west. eastern hotels. Arrangements for the party were made by a committee composed of Mmes. J. R. Kennedy, A. D, McKin- non, Harry Knudson and W. D. Lynch. ek * Miss Mildred Steinke held the high score for the evening's contract games when she entertained her bridge club Friday. Miss Mary Litt will be host- ess for the next meeting, Nov. 27. | Schillin se oS e Sma ERT CRIES f | Church Societies | e z McCabe M. E, W. H. M. S. a The Women’s Home Missionary s0- clety of the McCabe Methodist Epis- jcopal church will meet at 2:30 p. m., Tuesday with.Mrs, R. D. Burman, 424 Fifteenth St. Mrs. E. C. Stee will jbe program leader and Mrs. John |Ehrmantraut will be in charge of the thank offering. 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No charge is being made for admission, according to the sponsors, A * * * Murphy Appearing in Howard “Pat” Murphy of Chicago, formerly of Bismarck, had the part of the villain in the “Grand Hotel” broadcast over the NBC network at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. Mr. Murphy is playing different parts in the cast of this program which is broadcast every Sunday. He also appears on other broadcasts of national scope which originate in the Chicago NBC studios. ** * Episcopalian Bishop Will Visit Parishes Rt. Rev. Stephen Keeler, Minneap- clis, will visit the parishes of &t. George's Episcopal chyrch, Bismarck, and Christ Episcopal church, Man- dan, Tuesday, according to Rev. N. E. Elsworth, rector. Both parishes have arranged gath- erings in honor of Bishop Keeler, The Ladies’ Guild of Mandan will serve a 12 o'clock dinner after which the bishop will speak. At 6:30 p. m., there will be a dinner in St. Gecige’s parish house at which he will address local Episcopalians, Rev. 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THe MAYTAG COMPANY, consider this notice an invitation to attend and to become acquainted with members of the parish. * * * D.A.R. to Entertain High School Seniors To inaugurate locally the second annual citizenship pilgrimage spon- sored by the North Dakota chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution, Minishoshe chapter will entertain all senior high schoo) girls of the city at tea Tuesday afternoon. From 4 to 6 o'clock will be the hours for the function, which is to be given in the World War Memorial building dining room. Invitations have been issued to Bismarck public high school girls numbering 68, and to 20 senior girls at St. Mary's high school. Presiding at the tea table will be Mmes. John P. French and Forrest M. Davis, regent and vice regent, re- spectively, of the chapter. Mrs. L, P. Warren, arrangements chairman, is being assisted by Mrs. A. M. Christ- ianson and other chapter members. The trip to Washington to attend the D. A. R. congress was won last year by Miss Christiansen of James- town. Miss Edna Nelson of Bismarck won second place. ‘Grand Hotel’ Series; \ state commander of BISMARCK TRIBUNE MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1936, Franklin D., Jr., JR. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVLT, Greenville, Del. Nov. 16.—(?)—It's te be a “small wedding”—the cere- mony that joins two of the nation’s best known families, the Roosevelts and the Du Ponts. Miss Ethel Du Pont, blonde and 21, made that plain Monday as she received “best wishes” on her engage- ment to Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., 22-year-old son of the President. | While the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Du Pont said she didn't know when the wedding would take place, friends indicated it probably would ve next June. Miss Du Pont's engagement was an- nounced while young Roosevelt, a Har- vard senior, was spending the week- end as the guest of her parents. The engagement had been reported as prospective even during the recent political campaign, when several of the Du Ponts were identified with the Liberty League opposition to the Presi- dent's re-election. Eugene Du Pont, junlike his cousins Lammot, Pierze ,and Irenee, has taken no active part in politics, however. He is a director ot E. I. Du Pont De Nemours & Com- pany. fs Deo. 3 Is Chosen for M.E. Dinner and Sale The old-fashioned harvest festival theme again will be observed in the annual fall supper and Christmas gift and food sale of the McCabe Method- | ist Episcopal General Aid, which has | been set for Thursday, Dec. 3, accord- ing to Mrs. G. A. Dahlen, president. Turkey “with all the trimmings” will be served, Mrs. Dahlen states. Committees to handle various phases of the supper and sale will be appointed at meetings of the four di- visions to be held Thursday of this week. * * * Women’s Field Army Will Combat Cancer| Mrs, W. B. Wanner, Wimbledon, is ‘women's field army” organized to launch a nation- wide educational drive against cancer, it was announced Monday through the Associated Press. Sponsoring organization is the American Society for the Control of Cancer. Notifications have been sent to 25 women of appointments as state com- manders. Others include Mrs, Harlow } : 5 EE T=” ) i - |Dakola Playmakers’ now and His Fiancee V.F.W. Groups Will | 5,Pitent. "Mrs "Roce was ‘graduated |on tour in the state. “Tals three : Install New Staffs] trom the wing high school in 1933. |comedy, staged, by University stue Officers who will serve during the coming year will be seated at a joint meeting of Gilbert N. Nelson Post 1326, Veterans of Foreign Wars, and its auxiliary organization at 8 p. m., Wednesday. ° Mrs. Myrtle Burton, Jamestown, de- partment president, will install the officers of the women's organization and also will speak. Auxiliary of- ficers are requested to wear their uniforms. | Refreshments will be served during) a social hour following the ceremonies. The meeting is to be held in the American Legion Auxiliary room, World War Memorial building. ** * \Miss Elmie Erickson Is Wed in Parsonage Miss Eimie Aurora Erickson, daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Erickson of Wing, became the bride of George John Ross, son of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Ross of Garrison, at a service read in the McCabe Methodist Episcupal par- sonage, 407 Sixth St., at p. m., Sat- urday. Rev. Walter E. Vater, pastor, officiated. Miss Edna Erickson, attending her sister as bridesmaid, wore a floor- length frock of pink and blue taffeta and accessories in brown, Peach satin fashioned the bride's gown, which was trimmed with ecru lace forming @ jacket effect, and her accessoriés also were in brown. 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