The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-02

Mr. Putnam and his bride will re-
side at Bismarck, N D."
work Dancing will be enjoyed after
the sale of the baskets.
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st. Georges Young Folk
The young women of St. Georges
church will meet at $50 Friday af-
ternoon with Miss Fay O'Connor at
the home of her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Hughes, on Seventh street. All OF
the young ladies of the church are
cordially invited to attend.
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Guest of Mrs. Svore.
Ms. Rosvold of Lein is the guest of
Mrs Svore, wife of Rev. Svore. We'd
nesday afternoon she was a guest in
the home of Mrs. G.. L. Vigness Of
Thayer street. Mrs. Vigness served
Il dainty luncheon and the Misses An
ma and Olga Vigness favored the COM
pany with violin and piano selections.
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On Vacation.
Miss Margaret Wynkoop. stenogra-
pher in the automobile section of the
department of state, left Wednesday
morning for a vacation visit at Cllth-
erall, Mimi, where she will be the
guest of Miss Hattie Sactre Later
Miss Wynkoop expects to spend few
days with relatives in the twin cities.
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Motored From Mandan
Mr.. and Mrs ]. X. Porter, their
daughter, Miss Cecil Porter and Mrs.
r. !. Becklcy, Mrs. Porter's sister,
motored over from Mandan Wednes-
day evening. Mrs. Reckley remain
ed for week end visit in the home
of Mrs. +. H. l.. Vesperman and was
among the guests at the dancing par
ty given at the Country Club by Miss
Tatley last evening.
Former Resident Here.
Mrs. Wesley g. Matchan, widow OF
one of the capital city's most promi-
nent physicians, who passed away
here eight years ago, is in Bismarck
for her first visit in a number OF
years. Mrs. Matrhan is a daughter Of
the late N. f. Boucher, former warden
of the state penitentiary. She is now
making her home at Hollywood; Cal,
and is accompanied on her visit here
by her son.
Home Tomorrow
Miss Elizabeth Rayliss, society cdi-
tress of The Tribune. is expected
home tomorrow from two weeks
visit with her uncle. Captain Mclean,
and family at the Canadian 500, and
she will resume her duties Monday
after a months vacation. Miss Bay
liss has enjoyed her outing at the
500, although last week, when Bis
marck was sweltering with lO7 In
the shade, she wrote that it was ter
ribly hot in Ontario, the thermome-
ter registering IS.
On Way Home
Mrs. II. G.. Grove, 400 Fifth street,
is on her way home from Wisconsin,.
where, at Avoca, she visited sister
whom she had not seen since 1889
AT Madison she was a guest OF her
neice. She writes Mr.. Grove that
crops are looking exceptionally good
in Wisconsin, and that everyone is
optimistic Before returning to Bis
narck, Mrs. Grove will visit for a
ime at her former home in Grand
Forks.
Return to Darlington.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Galehouse, Mrs. II.
remberg. wife of Register of Deeds
remberg, Mrs. Abrahamson and
laughter all left for their homes in
darlington today. Mrs. Temborg is
IN aunt of Mrs. G.. "A. Holiday of Man
Ian avenue and was guest in the
Holiday home, and the others visited
n the home of Mr. and Mrs. Assnes.
Tuesday evening they motored to Man
Ian. spending the time there. They
anne all the way from Darlington by !
ar, and we're here for a pleasure out
ng.
Enjoyable Dancing Party.
The dancing party given by Miss
Tatlcy in honor of her house guests,
Miss Zelda Hanson and Miss Freda
Zidell last evening at the Country |
,l,lb proved one of the most enjoy
able functions given there for some
lime. The rooms were made attrac
tive by decorations Of vines, which !
blended in prettilv with the red, white
and blue festOOned about. More than
50 couples were present and danCel
Until II D. m. when refreshments
we're served After the luncheon hour
lancing was resumed.
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Newcomers at Fort.
Recent visitors at Fort Lincoln have
)een Capt. Grays mother from James
own and Mrs. l.. E. Goodwin OF
Jamestown, wife of the secretary of |
he post Y NJ G.. A.. who has como |
With her baby daughter to reside at
he post while her husband is sta
Toned there Mrs. Gray will return
o jamestown after brief visit. An
Informal reception was held this week |
or Mrs. Frame, bride of Lieut.. John
A. Frame, and an enjoyable luncheon.
Lttended by Is officers and their
wives. was another event of the week.
he week