The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-05-19

Thursday night and have asked the
F., Tribune to help them. They also ex-
tend their hearty thanks to E. Fl. l..
Vesperman, manager of the Auditors
UNI, who admitted the boys in uni
form free last evening to witness the
production of Daddy Long Legs
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Social Success.
A nice sum was realized at the ice
cream and strawberry festival Thurs.
day evening in the McCabe church,
given under the auspices of the
fourth division Of the general Ladi'
Aid society. An entertaining program
OF musical and literary numbers was
presented by Miss Pauline Lobach,
Miss Hazel Hutcheson, pianists; DR..
J. A. Halz:en, Mrs J. A. Larson, Mr..
and Mrs. c. B. Taylor, vocalists; Mrs.
Melvin Hagen and Miss Catherine
Densford readers.
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For Paul Register. .S
Members of DR.. w. j. Hutcheson's
Bible class of the McCabe church
went on a hike to Sibley Island to-
day. The hike was given in honor of
Paul Register, son: OF Mr., and Mrs.
F. H. Register, Of, Fifth street, who
leaves shortly to enter, the naval
academy in Annapolis Mr.. Register
received word the first of the week
announcing his admission q to the
school. The Boy Scouts, of the church
Also took a cross-country hike today
with Scout Master H. S. Lobach.
For ride.Etect:''. ...
Miss Aileen McGahan of Minot,
cousin Of Mr., and Mrs. e. G. Patter-
son of the Mckenzie and fiancee Of
Edgar SorensOn of Bellingham, Wash,
was honor guest at charmingly ap-
pointed dinner and shower given
Thursday evening by Mrs. M. r.
Dahlquist in the Leland hotel, Minot.
Elaborate appointments featuring q
color tone of pink and white were
used. The table held a center of pink
Killarney yrosse. and the places were
marked by the same blooms. Miss
McGahan, who is a brideelect Of June,
was showered by many beautiful
gifts. e.,. ~ N:31 s"t 70
.>s.~, Club Elects Officers .:> ;:
At a meeting Of the Child Conser,
walton league Friday afternoon in the
Will school officers for the year were
elected as follows: president, Mrs
Edward Damon; vice president, H.
81 Lobach: secretary, Mrs, E., H.
Light; treasurer, Mrs. L. L. Folsom:
press reporter, Mrs. w. J.. Hutcheson
DR.. Emma Alderman gave most
instructive talk on what Medical In
spection and the Visiting Nurse in
Public Schools Has Accomplished A
paper giving facts to- tell the child
of the beauty and usefulness, OLA
storm was read by Mrs. E.. H.ftLight.
Personal Notes. :,ej"
MI Eaton of Cakes has arrived TN
the city and is the guest of his son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Cochrane, of Second street
Miss Annabelle F0ss, formerly su-
perintendent of nurses at the Bis
marck hospital, who has been enjoy
ing an extended vacation with friends
and relatives in Velva and Minot, has
returned to the city and has enlisted
in the Red Cross service. Miss Foss
expects to 60 to France with the Bis.
marck hospital corps
Mrs. A. M. Packard Of Fourth street
has returned from a short visit with
friends in Mandan. =,
Miss Catherine Litzenberg of Sec
Ond street has concluded a weeks
visit with friends in Mandan
Mrs. J. X. Porter Of ,,Mandan has
been called to Grand Forks by the i'll
ness of her daughter, Miss Cecile, a
student at the university. Miss Por-
ter underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis. s-t >7.,s ~ 49,.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Eytle have con"
cluded a visit here with Mr.. and Mrs.
F.. q. Packard of Seventh street. Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle were on their way
home to Crookston from Yakima,
Wash, wher they spent the winter.