Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-08-06
Berrvs VISITING Here.

ILL.,, and the Twin Cities, retnrheo
on Tuesday. y $40
Berrys Visiting Here. T
MS Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Patterson are
enjoying a VISIT from LanlOrd E. j.
Berry of the Jordan Hotel and Mrs.
Berry OF Glendive, Mont. They ar
rived on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Sheridan Returned j.
Mrs. Nan Sheridan who has been
visiting for several weeks in, Mime.
apolis, has returned to this city and
Is again at her place of business, the
hair dressing parlors Of Cozad &
Sheridan in the Hughes block.
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Mrs. Suttle, who has been a guest
sat the home of Mrs. j.. P. Dunn for
d several weeks, returned Tuesday to
/ her home in Ontario. Mrs. Suttle has
numerous FRIENDS in Bismarck, who
are always delighter to have here
here.
Extended Trip East.
Miss Mabel Steiber and Catherine
Mcdonald left on No. 8 Tuesday for
an extended trip through the east.
They went toSt. Paul and from there
will 60 by boat to Lansing, Iowa, ex-
pecting to visit at different points.
Visiting in New York. ,,. 49, ,
Cecil Burton departed on Tuesday
for Syracuse, New York, TO join his
wife, who has been home for several
weeks, visiting her parents. Mr..
Burton will remain for a short time,
when he and his G~ife wild return to
bismarck. tIt osB9 ta1t II
Take Eastern .Trip.Io .naf
Mrs. suttie left last night for Brfgh-
ton, Ont, and Port Huron, where she
will visit relatives for about two
months. She was accompanied by
Miss Eelle Ward who accompanied
her as far as Chicago, where she will
visit friends a few weeks.
Gave Dancing Party. :
Grand Forks Times: The Phi Del
Ia Theta fraternity will give an in
formal dancing party this evening at
the fraternity house on the university
campus, in honor of D. Bruce Melon
aid, who will leave soon for Sioux
City, Iowa, where he will engage in
the real estate BUSINESS
Guests a. Mrs: TMceiu;gyrray.
Mrs. P. C. Remington, Tier daugh-
ter, Miss Elizabeth, and Mrs. NJ. H.
Jewell left Tuesday for Dickinson to
be the guests of Mrs. McGillivray of
that city for the newt three days.
They will enjoy the various exercises
in connection with the dedication OF
the Elks' home.
In Honor Of Their Son.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Laughlin of Val.
ley City entertained Saturday even
ing about IS people in honor of their
son and his bride, Mr.. and Mrs E. w.
Laughlin. The X. P. Hall where the
reception was held, was beautified in
flower decorations and the Rex or
chestra furnished music.
Entertained the Club.
evening the Misses Frances
and Hulda Peterson were hostesses
to the members Of the E. NJ. B. club
Rat ittheir home IN 200 Block Ave. G.
THE evening proved a very enjoyable
one, being spent in music, social con,
vensation and sewing. It was brought
to a close by serving splendid refresh
ments. !" '.iASa &s
Attorney Netcher ,WiIt Wed.El4sI
The marriage Of Miss Lila A. Beise'
ker, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs!uT. L.
Beiseker, of F%essenden, to Mr.. Ar.
thur Netcher of Grand Forks Will
take place August 20tf..3 Mr.. Netcfler
is an attorney Of the firm of Bangs.
Netcher & Bangs of Grand Forks and
is we'll known over the state. Many
%pre-nuptial social attentions are giveer
Miss Beiseker.
Gave : Dinner Party.
lone Of the most enjoyable dinner
parties of the season vas given Sat.
urday evening by Miss Kathryn WEIGH
at her home on 415 Fourth street
for sixteen of her school mates. The
table was made attractive with sweet
peas and a delicious repast enjoyed.
After the dinner hour the time was
spent in pleasant games and such
social pleasantries as a gathering OF
young Misses ca nthoroughly enjoy.
Gave a sIumber Party.
Miss Annie Atkinson gave a week
end slumber party to six girl friends
when Inez Miners was the honor
guest. In the evening Mr.. Russ took
the young ladies for an automobile
ride about the city and later the time
was spent in games and music. The
delicious breakfast which was pre-
pared; by Mrs. Atkinson for the guests
was p,aairrtaken Of with pleasure.
ADeach Club NET.
The Literary club OF Eeach, N. D..
held a meeting last week and elected
bficers for the ensuing year. Mrs
Mark Lowell, president, reelected;
Mrs. Emrys Lloyd, vice president;
Mrs. Henry Sunders, second vice pres
ident, in place OF Mrs. w. " Hughes,
Who retired; Secretary, Mrs. 9. H'
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