The Dickinson press., 1913-08-16

a dance Friday evening. August 18th,
in the X. P. hall.
7. J. Anders of Halliday and Buc
Card, also from Dunn. are among
those who recently visited the timber
land north of Spokane.
Nh. and Mrs. Roy Butler are enjoying
a visit from his mother, Mrs. G. H.
Butler and her son, Zerne. of Indiana.
They expect to stay a couple of weeks.
Olaf Malmgren and Miss Anna
Phieffer were united in marriage by
Judge Fred Maser Monday evening
The young couple will visit with the
brides parents at Lefor for some time
and then will make their home in
Dickinson.
j. P. Jungers. one of the leading
business men al Regent, was calling on
old Dickinson friends Friday morning.
Mr.. Jungers expects to do a good bust
ness with his elevator this season. He
came here via Miles City and returned
via New England.
Mr.. and Mrs. C.. D. Rouse of Senti-
mel Butte were passengers Wednesday
to a point near Mandan where Mr..
Rouse will open a meat market. The
family had been residents of Sentinel
Butte for a great many years. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Rouse were also in the party.
Miss Margaret Crowl, superintendent
of nurses at St. Luke's hospital in St.
Paul, arrived in Dickinson this week to
visit relatives for a short time. Later
a trip will likely be made to Haley
to visit at the j. W. Currie home. and
she will likely be accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Crowl. Miss Crowl lisa
sister of Mrs. Reuben Lyons.
On Friday last Mrs. L. A. Simpson
gave a delightfully."- appointed luncheon
in honor of Mrs. Jewell of Bismarck
who was the guest of Mrs. Mary Nc
Calvary. Covers we're laid for twelve.
the center piece being a large glass jar
filled with long stemmed golden glow.
The several courses were served and
each guests's needs anticipated by
Mrs. Christine Messersmith and Mrs.
Frank Ferris. The latter part of the
afternoon bridge vas played at three
tables. A profusion of summer flowers
were atistically arranged throughout
the house.
Mrs. S. L. Carroll and Mrs. L. H.
Rudiselle entertained at The home of
the latter Monday afternoon compli-
mentary to Mrs. Frank Ferris of Ana
conda. About 20 of Mrs. Ferris's old
friends were present and the quests in
Guided also Mrs. S. Louise Patteson.
of Cleveland. Ohio, an old friend of Mrs.
Rudiselle. The ladies brought their
sewing and spent a delightful after
noon chatting over their work. The
hostesses served a dainty lunch at the
close of the afternoon and were assisted
by Mrs. W. H. Carroll and Mrs. H. L.
Haughton.
Wednesday evening Mrs. James Soules
was hostess to some sixty ladies to
meet her cousin, Mrs. S. Louise Patte-
son. The evening was warm and the
guests found project enjoyment upon
the cool piazza and lawn. Flowers
adorned the broad piazza rail and
tables on the lawn and hanging cleo
trio globes on the piazza shed a soft
light throughout the grounds. A
Round Table, where important ques.
tions Of the day involving sanitary,
social, educational and industrial
problems were discussed informally, was
greatly enjoyed. The hostess, assisted
by Mesdames McGillivray and Lee,
Misses Beth Johnson, Ruth Hogue,
Arvilla Dingman, Florence Jefferies,
Ruth Butler and Margaret Reed and
Masters Arthur Jefferies and Henry
Hoeue, served light refreshments after
which conversation became general
until the guests regreatfully babe their
hostess and the guest of honor good
night.
Mrs. James Soules has had as her
guest the past Two weeks her cousin,
Mrs. S. Louise Patteson of Cleveland,
Ohio, who was on her way home from
Seattle where she attended and reported
a convention. Mrs. Patteson is a
writer of considerable note, her PUSSY
Meow" and "Kittie Kat Kimmie"
ranking with ''Black Beauty and
Beautiful Joe' as children's classics.