The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-30
SOCIETY
Mrs. Lucas Returns.

Mrs. Lucas, Returns.
Mrs. IA. w. Lucas and daughter,
Mary, returned from the twin cities
Saturday l5 HI.
i; Returns to st. Paul.
Mrs. VIM. Cocoran. came up the
weekend from St. Paul, where she
has been visiting, and returned again
Saturday evening for a further stay.
From HazeIton.
Mrs. Geo. Lenhart, Mrs. Joe Wohl-
man and Mrs. Johnson of Hazelton
were in Bismarck Saturday They
mOtOred here and returned in the eve
ming to their homes.
4, On Auto Trip. Il.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Swanke OF
Fourth street, made a trip into the
country by automobile Friday. They
visited several towns on the. Mott
line, including Mott. Flasher and 9th
er points. /. &.
Mrs. shuman Hostess
Mrs. F. l.. Shuman was hostess
Thursday evening in honor of Mrs.
R. ]. Beckley who is the house guest
of Mrs. E. H. l.. Vesperman. The
guests were entertained at the Conn
try Club, and there were covers for
four. a.. S,{aas az ..,, :,
4a Visits Brothers .... *.
Miss Jennie Hill, OF Dickinson has
been visiting her brother, Harold and
Robert who are members Of Company
X, of the first regiment, stationed at
Fort Lincoln Miss Hill will also
spend some time in Minneapolis af
ter concluding her stay here.
e.. Patriotic Music. 81 liz
Rev. Postlethwaite of the First
Presbyterian church, who has been
on vacation trip the past month to
. his home in Marionette, Wis, occu-
pied the pulpit Sunday morning and
made the announcement that the song
service Of the church would be fea-
tnred by patriotic selections hereafter.
e. ~ Back from Minnesota.
% Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Larvau of 500
Ave- A west returned last week from
a vacation trip to Minnesota points.
Mrs. Larvau's home is Sank Center,
MINI, where she and the four chill
dren spent several weeks, when they
were joined by Mr.. Larvau about two
weeks ago. Later they all went to
Duluth to Mr.. Larvau's home. They
also enjoyed trips on the Great Lakes.
Il Enjoy Birthday Luncheon.
The Misses Marjorie and Alice
Webb, Miss Josephine WEIGH, Miss
Agnes Parsons, Miss Lucille Lair, Miss
:, Exene. Schultz and Miss 1mogene Me-
) Lean were guests in the home of Mr..
and Mrs, ~, B, Fitch Of 313 Mandan
avehde' Saturday afternoon, when they
celebrated the sixteenth birthday an
niversary Of Miss Theodosia Fitch
The hour, was o'clock and during the
serving period Norris and Herald
Fitch assisted. The table was dec
Grated in pink roses, and bouquets
were presented the guests. In the
afternoon Victrola music was enjoyed,
and number OF vocal solos were Civ.
en- by the guests. 81 is~
Comfort Bags for Company
The special business meeting held
Friday evening tby the ladies auxil
iiary to- Companyr,A. was we'll attend
:. ed and the members feel encouraged
with the assistance extended them in
making comfort bags, or house
wives for Company "A. Several bags
have been made, and the balance OF
the $50 are cut out and ready to be
made up. Mrs. John | Wilson. the
secretary has many of them ready to
be sewed Word has been given out
that Company Of the second regi-
ment will leave before Company A.
In this event, the ladies of the auxll~
larry are DESTROYS Of fitting each mem.
Der of Company I, with bags also, and
if the ladies of the Capital City will
lend hand in the next few days and
assist in the work of stitching
these bags, it will be possible for the
auxiliary to make the comfort bags
for this organization. If-no- assist
ance is available, the boys may have
to 20 without the bags.