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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

A most enjoyable dance was given
last Friday evening at Christ Church
Parish House, New Brighton, under
the management of the Christ Church
Parish House committee. This Is TO be
an annual dance. and judging from the
enthusiasm of those present last week
will be eagerly looked forward to each
wear. The large hall was beautliuily
decorated for the occasion with large
branches of dogwood, greens ana
other spring flowers. Markets Orches-
ira sunplied the music. which was eN-
centionallv good The Rev. Duncan
Hodge Browne. Mrs. Browne. Mrs. H.
Eugene Alexander and Mrs. Arthur b'
Gilman received the guests.
The dance committee consisted OF
John B. Gilman. chairman; james ;.
SIosson. F. Sidney Bancroft, J. -.
Ooilby and Douglas Williams. The
rstronesses we're Mrs. II. Eugene Alex
ander. Mrs. Charles Barton. Mrs. Henry
T. Body. Mrs. Duncan II. Browne, Mrs.
Arthur z. Gilman, Mrs. David j..
Gould. Mrs. Edward W. Gould, Mrs.
Edmund l.. Judson, Mrs. Edward b.
King. Mrs. Meade +. Stone. Mrs. John
D. Van Buren,, Mrs. Peter Vidal, Mrs.
Norman S. Walker and Mrs. Otis i.
Williams.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. David j. Gould, Mr. and Mrs.
David J. Gould. jr., Otis Wood. Mr.
and Mrs. John P. llsley. Miss Mabel
Alexander, Harold Waterworth, Mr.
and Mrs. William Ireland, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Hsdlock. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Garrett. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs. F. Sidney
Bancroft. Mr.. and Mrs Theodore d.
Wells. Mr. and Mrs. William Y. Ven
pie. Miss Elizabeth Wemple. John
Bright Stevens. Miss Lucy Stevens,
Theodore Bayand. Mrs. William K. Bo-
CERT, Miss Helen Bogert, Russell Bo-
CERT. Miss Virginia Deems. Miss Mil
dred Body, Miss Lucy King. Otis
Glazebrook. James Sloss0n, Serril
Flash. Charles Deems. Miss Claire Van
Chef. Miss Dorothy Wemple. Cortland
Van Clief. Ray Van Clief. Mrs. Ar
thur B. Gilman, Benbow Gilman. Miss
Marian Gilman. Guy Walser. Edward
W. Gould. Miss Louise Gould. Bronson
King. Howard r. Bayne. Lloyd Bayne
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Orme Wilson, Mrs. Ormond G.. Smith,
Miss Mabel Gerry, Grs. Stuyvesant
Fish. Mrs. Charles Hardness, Mrs; {.
c. Cuyler, Mrs. William Lowe RICE
Mrs Stuart Duncan, Mrs. J. Stewart
Barney, Mrs. Orson Mum, Mrs. Francis
Bacon, jr., and Mrs. Hamilton Fish
Webster
Miss Evelyn Scott Is a daughter Of
Mrs. Frank +. Hagemeyer, OF $50 Park
Avenue. She was introduced to society
two seasons ago.
Mrs. Witherbee Black will spend the
summer at her country place, Bewida,
Pelham Manor, n. Y.
Mrs. Pliny Fisk soon Will close her
APARTMENT at IL East Forty-hfth Street
and 20 to Rye, n. Y, for the summer
Miss Edith T. A. Oracle is q daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Archibald Oracle, Of Wash
ington. She has been entertained a
great deal in New York this winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick o. Beach
who are at Hewlett, Long Island, for
the sumner, have taken an apartment
for next winter at l78 East Seventeen
Street.
Mrs. stuyvesnnt Fish will give 9
large dinner and dance on June at
her country place in Garrison, y. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
UJNE WEDDINGS ALREADY AROUSE
INTEREST IN BROOKLYN SOCIETY

Last winter they spent at the Lucerne,
in West seyenty-ninth Street
Wednesday, juno 9, is the date set
for the wedding of Miss Adele V.
Marckwald, daughter OF Mrs. Augustus
Y. Marckwald. Of 1856 Amity Street, and
Schuyler Blankley. 1t is to be home
ceremony. at 3 o'clock. Mr.: Blankley
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 5.
Blankley. OF 1l3 Leferts Place, and a
member Of Squadron c and the Cres-
cent Club. Miss Marckwald, like her
three sisters. Mrs. John SOmers Cur
tiss. Miss May Marckwald and Miss
Dorothy Marckwald, is graduate OF
Packer.
Miss Dorothy Hubert Sutphin, daugh-
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Miss lone A. Rail-, daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Anthony =. Rail-. of 80! west
End Avenue. will be married 20 Henry
Butler Allen."of Greenfield. Mass, on
Saturday. in All Souls Church. Miss
Julia A. Ralli will be her sisters msld
Of honor and the bridesmaids VIII ne
her Younger sister, Miss LOIS A. Kahn
Miss Margaret Allen, sister OF the
bridegroom, and Miss Miriam Walker:
Miss Helen Calvocoressi. cousin OF
The bride. will be the flower girl
Thomas Lamb Allen. cousin OF the
bridegroom, will be the best man. Inc
ceremony will be followed by a recep-
lion ~ the home OF the brides parents.
Miss Jessie VI. Taylor. Of b39 West
TON Street. daughter Of the late Mrs.
Margaret Taylor. Will be married 20
CHARLES David Ryan, on Wednesday,
Jure Q in the BROADWAY Presbyterian
church The ceremony will be per
formed by the Rev. DR.. Walter Blu
chanaD. Miss Bertha Taylor. the
bride's sister. will be the maid OF honor
and Miss Clarina Cushman and MISS
Vera Cushman the bridesmaids. The
three-year-old niece Of the BRIDE i've
Ivn Cushman. will serve as flower glrl.
Tarl RYAN will act as his brothers
bcst man and the ushers Will be Hor-
Gee : Gould. Frederick X. Nixon, VIII
Ion, NJ r. Spense and Herman Z. vii
Ter.
Mrs 6. Percy Hooker, Of lie Roy.
~ Y and Concord. n. Il. announces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
GENERAL SOCIAL NEWS
AND NOTES OF INTEREST

the engagement Of her daughter, Miss
Marjorie S. Hooker, 20 Harrison
Roundtree Hathaway. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Hathaway, of bSO West
End Avenue. formerly OF East Orange.
y. j. Miss Hooker's father. he late
s. Percy Hooker. was State Superln-
tendent Of Highways for New Hamp-
shire and was at one time Senator
Of tins state.
Miss Glare Brett. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. George Pratt Brett, OF 200
West Seventy-sixth Street, will be mar
red to James p. Mckinney, jr. Of
Pittsburgh. on June 10, in St Paul's
Church. Fairfield. Conn.
James Butler. jr.. who Is 10 marry
Miss Dorothy Conron. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Conron. OF 263 West
Ninetieth Street, on June 2. in st. Pat
rick's Cathedral. gave his farewell
bachelor dinner last night al Delmon-
ico's.
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement of Miss Clara Nhlttlesey,
daughter Of Mrs. Howard Sidney
Rowns, 20 Wells Eddy. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elford b. Eddy, OF New Britain,
Conn The wedding will take place IN
the early fall.
Miss Geraldine King. daughter. Of
Hugh King. of 1926 West l0bh Street,
whose engagement 10 Xavier Benziger,
Of Summit. y. j.. was announced re-
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Gently. gave a tea for a few Of her
friends on Sunday. Among those pres
cnt were the Misses Agnes King. Grace
Fitzpatrick, Catherine and Marie
Uchetta and Genevieve Markey. Of
Brooklyn; Edith Benziger and Alfred
Renziger, George Madina. Robert Far
lev. of BROOKLYN. Robert Mann,
Thomas Fallon. Arthur Alexander and
Edward Burns.
Miss Rosina Marcone. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Giovanni Marcone, OF 81
West l26th street. will be married 70
Alastair Macgregor Frame. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Macgregor Frame. OF London,
on Thursday afternoon in the Cathe-
dral of st. John the Divine. Miss
Marcone will be attended by Miss
Louise Saalheld and Miss Florence +.
Ritner as maids OF honor and Miss
Mary and Miss Matilda Marcone, Miss
Marjorie VI. Frame Miss Eugene Saa.-
field. Miss Alice Donnelly and Miss
Anna Sharp "a bridesmaids. Foster
Ware Will serve as best man, and the
ushers will be Paul and Joseph Mar
cone. Charles Ritter. Castor LeCerf,
Malcolm Egerton. Harry Hull and
Richard Saa.Hcld.
Mrs. Alfred John Chatillon, Of West
bury. Long Island, gave luncheon yes
terday at the Plaza for Miss Louise E.
Johnson, who il 10 be married 20
Franklin Wheeler Palmer. jr.. on June
. in the Church Of the Heavenly Rest.
Miss Johnson's mother, Mrs. Charles A.
Johnson. Of sol West End Avenue, gave
a luncheon for her on Wednesday. The
guests included the bridal attendants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford L. Turner. OF
this city, have taken an apartment AZ
the Hotel Belleclaire for d few days.
Mrs. John T. Dockendorff. Of the
Fldorado. 3O2 Central Park West. gave
a bridge party on Friday AZ her home.
Mrs Arthur Veel Rose poured tea.
Among the forty guests were Mrs.
William II. PECK. Mrs. Bedell Parker,
Mrs. Leonard l.. Hill. Mrs. Eugene
Cowles Pomproy, Mrs Frederick Nor
ris Collins. Mrs. George Walter Bonho-
tel, Mrs. Robert Young, Mrs. II. r.
Cary, Of Washington; Mrs. Eugene
Sayre. Mrs Frank Hartman. Mrs, Ray
mond Penfeld, Mrs. Charles Vincent
Palermo. Mrs. William Jerome Toomey
Mrs. F. Jordan Marsh and Mrs. Fred
erick Norris Collins.
Miss Ella Louise Henderson gave a
bridge yesterday at her home, 239 West
l28th Street. for Mrs. James Daniel
Mortimer and Mrs. Louis Ralston. The
guests were Mrs. William Clendennini
Mrs. John Bowers Cox, Mrs. Frederick
/ :. Dickinson. Mrs. J. $. Carvaiho, Mrs
| /. Alexander, Mrs. Harry 5. Brick, Mrs
Arson d. Bramhall. Mrs. Merrick r
Conoyer. Mrs. John Cort. Mrs. VI. Frank
Dennis. Mrs. Frank y. Drake, Mrs. Rob
crt Forbes Ferguson, Mrs. Albert H.
1 Gleason. Mr.. John F. Latin Mrs. John
/ u Hancv. Mr.. Edward DAVIS Jones
| Mrs. A Franklin Goodwin. Mrs. Samue
Miller Jarvis, Mrs. Leonard l.. nm
Mrs. William Douglas May A's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Miss Mabel Booraem Smithers, daugh-
ter Of Ms. Charles II. Smithers' ana
Edmond H. Benson, Of Manhattan
whose engagement was announced last
January, are 70 be married Wednesday
June 80. The ceremony Is TO be ce!e-
brated in the Manhattan Congresa-
tional Church az noon, and the Wed-
ding breakfast will take place at the
smithers country place at Great Neck
Long Island.
Miss Smithers is sister o. MIS-
william y. Stevens and Mrs. william
Z Railev. Of Brooklyn. The Smitherser
formerly lived at 200 Berkeley Place
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Charles Appleton Perry. Mrs. Henry A
Westcott. Mrs. Judson Grenoud Wells,
Mrs. Clarence Sharpe, Mrs. Grace A.
Smith, Mrs John Kurrus and Mrs.
Charles X. Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan J. Miller have
closed their house, 437 West End Ave
nue.. and have gone to their summer
home at Woodmere, Long Island.
FIR. and Mrs. Robert f. Lee mordecai,
OF tho Wellsmore, 2170 Broadway, will
90 TO their place at Allenhurst, Long
Island. on June l.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Howard Main,
who spent the winter in California,
have returned 10 town and are at their
home, sol West Tooth Street
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E. Oberfelder
have taken possession Of their cottage
at Long Branch for the summer.
The Catholic Club of the City Of
New York will give a concert this
evening at the clubhouse, 100 Central
Park South. John F. Martin is chair
man. Tho artists will be Miss Lois
Ewcll, Miss Vera Pope and Eugene
Cowles.
Mrs. Charles ". Trippe, Of 163 East
Seventy-eighth Street, gave q dinner
last Sunday for the commander and
officers Of the L. 8. 6. destroyer Trippe.
For the benefit Of the Polish Fund,
special performance will be given at
Castles -the-Air on Wednesday even
Ing. Tickets at 60 each may be OBJ
tanned from Mrs Elphinstone Maitland,
SO Park Avenue, or at the box Office
Of the Forty fourth Street Theatre.
The programme will be under the
direction OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Pulitzer, and among the artists who
will take part are Dir. and Mrs. Vernon
Castle, who will give their new
mazurka, in costume; Herman Wasser-
man, me Polish pianist, will play sew
orai selections; Hazel Paradors ka. the
child soprano. will sing. The SchaHers
and esveral others will contribute TO the
entertainment. Pierre and Louis Will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Cromwell. Miss de Rouville is a mem
her OF one OF the oldest and best KNOWN
families in Canada She is at present
2 guest Of Miss Ruth Milllken, al us
East Seventeen Street. Senator Crom-
well was graduated from Yale IN 1893
and later from the Columbia Law
school. He was president OF the Bor-
ough Of Richmond from the time OF
consolidation TO 1919, when ne was de-
feated by Mccormack, the Iammany
candidate. lie is d member OF the Uni
versity, Union League, Century ana
other clubs. The wedding Will take
place the latetr part OF next month
Mr. and Mrs James Remsen Strong
of Short Hills. y j., announced last
week the engagement of their sister,
Miss Helen Woodruff Strong, TO I'd
ward Richardson Bailou, Of Providence
and this CITY. Miss Strong is daugh-
ter Of the late Mr. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Woodruff Strong. she is a sister OF
Mrs. Howard II. Henry, Mrs. Daniel b.
Fearing and Of Miss Marion r. Strong
WIN whom she lives at 1874 East Forty
fftb Street. The wedding will taKe
place next autumn.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Lindsay Craw-
ford. Of summit. y. j., announce the
enqapemert Of their daughter, Miss
Dorothy Crawford, to Harry I. Hamll-
ton. Of Nacozari, Sonora, Mexico. MI
Hamilton is a graduate Of Yale, class
'04 Miss Crawford graduated from
Nassar IN 1911.
For the benefit Of ST. Mary's Free
Hosp.tal for Children and the. lower
d Hospital q tea viii be held in the large
ballroom Of the Plaza on Tuesday ana
Wednesday afternoons, from = uH;.I
$50 o'clock. The latest creations IN
gowns. wraps. hats and shoes for every
occasion, houdoir, street, afternoon and
evening wear will be shown by the
smartest designers and importers or
fashions in New York One Of me
many unique features will be Drlde
whose bouquet and prayer book VIII be
tied 20 a shepherds crook. Her tuIie
veil, with Sits for the arms, depends
from a sailor hat of real lace, and long
strips of satin form the Unconventional
train. over the brides head, like an
Egyptian princess Of old, the maid OF
honor will carry a huge Jewelled ian
Of ferns and flowers.
Among the women who are working
for the success of me benefit are the
officers of St Mary's Hospital, Mrs
Richard Irwin, president; Mrs. FRANK
K. Sturgis. vice-president; Mrs. james
Speycr, treasurer; Mrs. George +. Cam
mann. secretary, and Mrs. William Ros:
Proctor, Mrs. William ZieRler, Jr, Mrs
{. Ledyard Blair, Mrs John At;erbury
Mrs. G. VI. Heckscher, Mrs. F. W. Van
derbilt, Mrs. J. Horace Harding, Mrs
James McLane. Mrs Charles Marshall
Mrs Frederick w. Whitridge, Mrs. +
Grand dHauteville, Mrs. J. Borden Har-
riman, Mrs Harry Payne Whitney. Mrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
VARIED HAPPENINGS OF NOTE IN
STATEN ISLANDS SOCIAL CIRCLES

Miss Adelaide Irving. Miss Louise Iry-
ing. John b. Gilman, Douglas VIZ
Jams. Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Lindall.
Harold Merrick. Miss Diana Richards
Miss Frances White. Miss Emily
White. Gilbert Parmele, Miss Eleanor
Kerr. Donald Kerr, Miss Molly Eceles-
ton. Miss Laura Williams. Miss Marie
Frieze. Miss Thelma Cudlipp, J. ID. Cud-
lipp, J. D. 0gilby. Taylor Townsend,
Eric King and many others.
Miss Gertrude Walker. Of Castleton
Corners. gave a very delightful card
party at her home on Wedne day ar
ternoon. Some of those present were
Mrs. Maurice l. Ptou. Mrs. ". Carroll
Van Clief, Mrs. Charles King, Miss
Claire Van Clief. Miss Mildred Boody,
Miss Abby Body. Miss Dorothy Will
Jams. Miss Dorothy Wempic ne Misses
Kelley. Miss Isabel Baird. Miss Doro-
thy Gostenhofer. Miss Gladys Lord,
Miss Margaret Chambers. Miss Mil
dred Gale. Miss Lucy Stevens and
others.
Mrs. Carl Walser. OF Livingston
Place. West Brighton. gave a very de-
lightful card party at her home on
Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Louise r. Rawson, ~ Heberton
Avenue, Port Richmond, entertained the
Monday Bridge Club al her home last
Monday afternoon. Some Of those pres
ent were Mrs Dane r. Rianhard. Mrs.
Thomas Patterson. Mrs. North Mclean.
Mrs. Henry Wallace. Mrs. Henry L.
, Body. Mrs. f. Beverley Eyre. Mrs.
/ Theodore Oxholm, Mrs. William Bryan.
| Mrs. Theodore D. Wells. Mrs. Edwin 5.
O'Bryan, Mrs. Arthur Sherwood, Mrs
William lie Bost. Mrs. william Pouch,
/ Mr.. Albert White, Mrs. Sidney Raw
son, Mrs. Edmund L. Judson and others
The wedding is announced Of Mi"
Ethel Isabel White. daughter OF MI ana
Mrs. Thomas White, Of West Ne"
Brighton. and Edward Patterson Hor-
ner' IT,. of New Brighton, which took
place on April % at the Church OF the
Ascension, West New Brighton. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23
WITH JUNES APPROACH BRIDES LOOM on HORIZON
Racing Is Popular Just Now
and Indoor Affairs Have
Been RELOCATED to
the Background.

Mrs. Charles II. linn ~ 1858 Jefer-
son Avenue, announces the engagement.
Of her daughter. Miss Ruth Iinn, %
Ralph r. Tiebout. jr.. son q Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph II. Tiebogt, Of go 50.
Marks Avenue. Mss linn entertained
at bridge Thursday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Announcement Is made Of the en-
eagement Of Miss Glaze Marie Hewlett,
Of 1880 Dean Street, Brooklyn, 20 VIII.
lam A. Tollner, OF 421 Franklin Ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. Miss Hewlett Is a sis
ter of Miss Edythe Hewlett, Thomas J.
and J. Redmond Hewlett. NJ. Tollner
lis an officer in the 23d Regiment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas l. Leeming
closed their house, az President Street
and Eighth Avenue, last week, and are
now travelling through the West. They
are accompanied by their three chill
dren and Mrs. Jennings sister, Mrs.
Morgan w. Daboll. They expect TO &C
cupy their Glen Cove place about the
end of June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Announcement Is made Of The en-
gagemeut Of Miss Charlotte Hepburn
Simmons. daughter Of Harvey /. Sim
mons, and DR.. John Kelse Ormond, son
Of Professor Ormond OF Princeton.
Miss Simmons was graduated from
Smith IN 1912
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Mrs. s. Percy Hooker, Of lie Roy.
\. Y. and Concord. n. H.. announces
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Mrs Carl Walser. OF Livingston
Place. West Brighton. gave very de-
lightful card party at her home on
Tuesday afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-23

Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Holm, Of s44
President Street, left town last week
for their summer home, at Glen Cove,
Long Island.
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NOLTIMIER NEWS.
J. + + + + + + + + + + + + 1. +

Miss Mabel Montgomery and her
brother, Walter, went to Oriska last
Wednesday.
Mat Kretchmer was an Oriska shop
per Saturday.
Mrs. F. E. Bell and daughters, EN-
ma and Murlie, were at Oriska Mon
day, and while there visited at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Wilson.
The Misses Viola and Emma Bell
and Emma Newman were out joy
riding Sunday. ...a ..-. ...a
Among the callers at Frank Nc
i, Claflin's Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs.
! VIM. Wolski and children and Mrs.
F. E. Bell and children. H.. Ed
Messrs. Fred and Ed Abrahamson
and Bert McClaflin made a flying
trip to Valley City Sunday. .r
C. A. Newman autoed to Oriska or
Sunday evening.
Messrs. Bert McClaflin and Ed
Abrahamson and the Misses Emma
! Newman, Sophie Hansen and Emma
Bell were out joy riding on Sunday
evening.
+ Among the callers at C. A. New
. mans Sunday were the Misses Viol;
and Emma Bell, Sophie Hansen, Mr.
and Mrs. Mat Kretchmer, F. E. Bel
and son, Henry, Peter Hansen ant
,son, Will, Louis Neil and Franl
Hinkey.
J, Mrs. Robert Ryerson and children
visited at the B. c .Grothberg hom
| on Sunday.
a c. A. Newman autoed to Valley Cit
Monday.
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

You are hereby notified that a. pc
tition has been presented to the Coun.
ty Superintendent of Schools and the
County Commissioners asking that
Sections four az, five (5) and six
.(6), of Noltimier School District in
Alta Township be transferred tc
School District No. Eight. This peti
ton will be acted upon Monday, June
7th, 1915, at q o'clock in the County
Commissioners room in the Court
House at Valley City, North Dakota.
MINNIE J. NELSON,
Supt. Barnes County Echools
Valley City, N. D., May 8, 1915.
(First pub. May 10; last pub. June 8,
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STATE GETS HISTORICAL RELICS

Bismarck Tribune: Through the
generosity of Mrs. E. A. Borough,
of Mishawaka, Ind, the state histor-
ical society has recently come into
the possession of the chair and gavel
used by former Gov. F. B. Fancher
while acting as president of the con-
stitutional convention held in this
city July, 1889, at which time Da-
kota was divided into the two states
of North and South Dakota. Mrs
Borough is the sister of former Gov
ernor Fancher and the chair was
given by him to her some years ago
Mrs. Borough, who is a friend OF
Miss Marie E. Simpson, librarian Of
the state historical society, recent
ly wrote to Miss Simpson and offer
| ed the chair and the gavel to thu
historical society. A volume of tht
constitutional convention debates o
1889 came with the chair and gavel.
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VIII SONS MONDAY SPEECH
is OF DEEP SIGNIFICANCE
CONTINUED from Page y

the nonessential, the correspondents
agree, will take time. It cannot be
rushed.
But consistent with a proper per-
spective the correspondence tends to
show that the country expects action
soon and expects action that will be
understood and appreciated abroard.
"A few counsel war, but nobody sees
yet where we could effectively inter-
vene in the war If we were inclined to,
and nobody, after the professions we
have made that the war in Europe was
unnecessary and blight on civiliza-
ton, can agree that we should lightly
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TRUE BILL

Minneapolis Tribune: The grand
jury brought in one indictment yester.
day that will stick.
The indictment of parents for the
sins of their children is a true bill.
The reason the grand jury finds SO
many young men and young women in
evil resorts is that many parents have
neglected their duty. There is moth
ing that is so much needed in this part
of the world today as realization OF
parental responsibility.
The trial on the charge Of neglect
may not come in any criminal court.
but a just penalty will be assessed
where it belongs some day.
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WEST PRAIRIE ITEMS.


L. S. Nordgaard and family and Miss
Landsverk spent Sunday at Carl
Johnson's.
A few of our people attended the
ball game in Green township Sunday
Whooping cough is visiting our com
munity, but no severe cases have yet
been reported.
C. l.. Norgaard visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Selbo Sunday afternoon.
A party was given at the Sunny
side farm Saturday evening. Those
present report most enjoyable time
Thos. Skorpen called at Willow
dale Sunday evening.
Norman Olson is spending few
days in the country on business.
Regina Skorpen was an over-Sunday
visitor in Valley City.
Mrs. Rothe and Mrs. Thompson Wis
tied at Selbo's last Thursday after
noon.
Among the county hub callers or
Saturday were Oscar Holberg, L. S
Nordgaard, o. Selbo, c. L. NordgaarG
and NJ J. Moe.
H. J. Peterson and family visited
with Triebold's last Sunday.
Regina and Selma Skorpen visited
with Mrs. o. B. Skonnard Thursda!
afternoon.
Mr.. Spencer and Mr.. Sickness wer'
dinner guests at the Simon home OF
Sunday.
Mrs. Simon, Mrs. Gallipo and Mrs
Olson spent Thursday afternoon wit
Mary Simon.
Mrs. Ed Olson and children wer
Hastings callers on Monday.
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LOGAN NEWS.

= " = " = = y . .
Miss Stella Martin is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Ella Ronzheimer.
Reinhold Young was a visitor at
the John Logan home Sunday.
Will Martin was the first planter of
corn in this neighborhood. He has his
work all finished and is ready to go
fishing.
The youthful friends of Miss An
toinette Zoeller gave her a surprise
party on her birthday. Hostess and
guests report a good time.
Gus Vogel is applying paint, plaster,
shingles and kalsomine to his home.
Mrs. Carrie Colville is going to the
hospital for a short time to rest up
and recuperate.
Mrs. Thomas Brown went to the
hospital to be initiated into the ap-
pendicitis club. Her friends hope for
her safe return home.
Mrs. Zoeller returned Saturday even
ing from Valley City and left Sunday
for Stewart township, where she will
spend few days with Mrs. VIM.
Potter.