Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1916-10-06

de by three women congressional ca
|hington and Jeanette Rankin of Nc
in the appointments. A large birth.
day cake, ornamented with ten can.
dies, conferred the table and red car.
nations were used on either end Of
the table. Games and music were
diversions. The hours were from 4
o'clock to 6.
Entertains At Dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. George v. Cunning
ham were hosts last evening at their
home in Sixth street, at an informal
dinner, the guests including Mr.. and
Mrs. E. H. L. Vesperman Of the city.
Attends Mandan Fair.
| Among the capital city people to
attend the fair yesterday at Mandan
we're the Misses Catherine McGarvey,
Elizabeth SWEET, Rose Huber, Lille
Bohlke, Mrs. William Lowth, Mrs.
Ward Lewis and Mrs. Williams.
To Leave For East.
Register of deeds G. J. keenan, Of
Second street, will leave today on
No. 4. for Minneapolis, where he will
make a short visit. Later he will go
to Mankato, where he will be the
guest Of his mother, Mrs. George NJ.
keenan,, and other relatives.
Minnesota Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs.. J. @. Beardsley Of
Mortified, MIMI, have arrived in the
city and will be the guest Of their
Ison.in.law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
| N. s. Jewett of Third street. Mrs.
Jewett, who is at present a patient
in the Bismarck Evangelical Hospital,
is recovering nicely. ~" rs"
~ To Name Delegates. H..
Delegates will be appointed to at.
tend the annual meeting Of the North
Dakota Votes for Women League, to
be held in Valley City, Friday, Oct. 10,
at meeting this afternoon in the
home Of Mrs. E. p. Quain in Sixth
street. A large representation Of the
local Votes for Women's League, is
expected to attend. The meeting will
be called at 3 o'clock. ...
| Leaves For Eastern Home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Schipfer and
daughter, Miss Clara. who have been
in the city attending, the wedding of
their son and brother. DR.. L. A. Schip.
fer and Miss Elizabeth Remington,
left yesterday for their home in Sig.
Quincy, la. Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Lyon
and daughter Miss Carol of Minnea.
polls, who were also guests at the
wedding, have gone to Mandan. for
a several days visit. The Lyons are
former residents of Mandan.
Bakery Sale Saturday.
At meeting Of St. Georges Guild
Of St. Georges Episcopal church yes.
terday afternoon in the home of Mrs.
Clayton Dalrymple in Rosser street,
it was decided to hold the bakery
sale in the Offices Of Hughes Electrie
Company. Miss Knox, the deaconess
Of Fargo, who has been at the parish
house for the last month, will extend
her visit for another ten days. The
st. Elizabeth Guild will meet this at.
ternoon after school with Miss Louise
Berndt at her home in Avenue A.
Entertains for Son.
Mrs. Andrew Miller entertained at
charmingly appointed birthday par.
ty yesterday afternoon at her home
in Thayer street, in honor of the
ninth birthday anniversary Of her son
Master Kenneth. Twelve little boy
and girl friends of the honor guest
attended and children's games formed
the diversion. A birthday luncheon
was a chief feature with a large cake
ornamented with nine candles, used
as the centerpiece. Master Kenneth
was the recipient of many beautiful
gifts. The hours we're from 4 o'clock
to 6.
Hop Becomes Benedict.
Readers Of the Tribune who follow.
ed Scoops tribulations during the
early period of his matrimonial ven.
ture may be surprised to learn that
his creator, Hop" who in everyday
life is F. w. Hopkins of Wilmette,
ILL.,, has become benedict. Mrs. w.
L. Miller of the Rose apartments this
week received an announcement Of
the wedding of Mr.. Hopkins and Miss
Eleanor Matthews, daughter Of Mrs.