Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-08-31
Society Ne,us
California Visitors Honor
Guests at Luncheon. Bridge

California Visitors Honor
Guests at Luncheon. Bridge
Among the important society
events Of the week was the charming
ly appointed luncheon-bridge given
yesterday afternoon by Miss Clara
Tatley Of the Grand Pacific in the
dining room of the hotel, in honor Of
her house guest, Miss Erma Pye Of
Los Angeles. Cal. Sharing honors
with Miss Pye was her mother, Mrs.
8. NJ. Pye. The long table was cen.
tered by large Japanese basket,
filed with sweetpeas and smilax, and
attached to the place cards were also
the same flowers. Two smaller jap
anese baskets filled with the same
blooms were used at either end of the
table.
Following the luncheon the guests
were entertained at bridge in the par
lors and four tables were in play for
the game. Miss Tatley was assist
ed by her mother, Mrs. Henry Tat
ley, and sister, Mrs. Theodore Kof-
fel.
MRS. Pye and Miss Pye are former
residents of the city and the guests
included many Of their Bismarck
friends. Miss Pye will leave shortly
for Faribault, Mimi, where she will
enter st. Mary's school. \
Covers were laid for Mrs. Pye, Miss
Pye, Mrs. Theodore Koffel, Mrs. Rob-
ert Dutton, Mrs. Fred Peterson, Mrs.
Ernest Wright, Mrs. E. K. Aliens
worth, Mrs. C.. C. Wattam, Mrs. Fl. c.
Bradley, and the Misses Mabel Will,
Mary Stevens, Bessie Homan, Agnes
Orr, Helen Fisk, Doris Fisk. Harri-
cite Falconer, Lucille Dahl, Margaret
WEIGH, Hortense Moore, Laura Keen
an, Elizabeth NBayliss and the hes
tess.
Goes to Claim.
Miss Ellis Sowles left Fort Rice yes.
terday for her claim near Shields.
Goes to st. AIexius.
Miss Verna Lamb has been taken
to St. Alexius hospital for treatment
Here From Braddock.
Mrs. J. D. McCuster and son Of
Braddock are visiting relatives in the
city.
Miss Cushing Operated On.
Miss Mirth Gushing. nine years old,
was operated on yesterday at the St.
Alexius hospital.
Odd Fellows Meeting. ....s
The Odd Fellows will meet tonight
at the K. P. hall. Three will be mi.
tiated into the order.
Leaves For Fort Rice. u
Mrs. H. P. Soyles left yesterday for
Fort Rice to pack her things, prepar.
atory to moving to Bismarck.
Returns From Raleigh. 81
Miss Grace TOmlinsOn of this place
who has been spending several days
with relatives in Raleigh, returned
here Tuesday. ...
To Attend St. Mary's School.
Miss Anna Shepard, daughter OF
Frank E. Shepard of Mandan avenue
will enter st. Mary's school in Fari'
bault, Mimi, this fall. .... ...s.
Mrs. caskiIl Here. .J
Mrs. Charles Gaskill and son OF
Sterling are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c.
r. Kositzky. Mrs. Gaskill is the
mother of Mrs. Kositzky.
Entertains Baldwin Guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. WEIGH Of
Fourth street entertained as theil
guests yesterday, Mrs. l. M. Cappel
and mother, Mrs. Scott, Of Baldwin.
Mrs. Tharaison Improving.
Mrs. T. H. Tharalson, wife of Adju
tant General Tharalson of Fifth
street, who has been quite i'll in the
st. Alexius hospital, is getting along
nicely. . ... a..g.#
10 Recovering. -. +.
Little Miss Myrth Cushing, daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.. Gushing Of
First street, who underwent an oper
alton yesterday in the St.. Alexiua
hospital, is recovering nicely.
-. To Return From Vacation.
Miss Edna Sundquist Of Rossel
street, who has been spending a two
weeks vacation with her brother, Os
car Sundquist, in st. Paul, is expect
ed to return today. e.
To Leave For East.
Myron Atkinson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. T. r. Atkinson, of Avenue B
who has been spending his vacation
here, will leave Friday evening on No
7'for Minneapolis, where he will joir
Philip Longyear of that place and e
to Williamstown, Mass, to resume
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