The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-09
SOCIETY
Chinese Girl Wins
Honors at f. c. Academy

Announcement Of the honor roll in
scholarship for the second semester's
work in Fargo College and the Fargo
College academy, made last week by
Dean G. R. Vowles, gives first place
in the academy to Miss Pearl Wong OF
! Ngu Cheng, China, member of the
third year academy class.
Miss Wong, who has only been in
America two years, stood fifth in the
academy during the first semester
and first Nor the second. Her grade
was 93.5 per cent. -
Royal Neiohbors Meet.
The Royal Neighbors will meet on
Tuesday evenine in the knights OF
lPythias hall. The meeting will be
tailed at = o'clock.
=; Missionary Meeting.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the McCabe church will
meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
with Mrs. A. J. Nathan at her home
: in Eighth street. Mrs. w. J. Hutche
son, the leader, has prepared an in
teresting program for the meeting
All members are asked to attend.
To Entertain Eastern Guest.
The Misses Belda Henson of VOLTA
Grove, Ill.,. and Freda Sidell of Sidell
ILL.,, are expected to arrive in the city
next Sunday to be the guests of Miss
Clara Tatley of the Annex for several
weeks. The Misses Henson, Sidell and
Miss Tatley are former class mates
of Northwestern university. Evanston
Ill. %$sE
Church Society Notes.
The Young Peoples society of the
Trinity Lutheran church will meet
Tuesday evening In. the church par
lors. Games will be-, the diversions
and luncheon will be served.
The Concordia Young Peoples so
ciety of the German Lutheran church
will meet Tuesday evening with Rev.
and Mrs. Proehl in Sixth street.
Entertains at Dinner.
Mrs. o. F.. Rustad entertained al
dinner yesterday at her home in Ave
nue. B, Mrs o. A. Iverson and chill
dren, Alice, Ida and Albert, A. c.
Drysdale and Mr. Patten. Pink car
| nations were used to center the ta
ble Mrs. Iverson will leave in about
three weeks for Fargo to make hel
home. The Misses Alice and Ida
leave tomorrow for Grand Forks to
visit relatives before going to Fargo
Bride and Groom Return.
>, Mr., and Mrs. Gus Wysong; bride
and, groom of last Thursday, have re
I turned to the city and have taken an
apartment. In the Rhud building. The
bride was formerly Miss Della Chris
Hanson, Their marriage was solem
nized In the home OF the brides par
ents. Mr. and Mrs c. X. Christianson
in Carpio. Rev Jacob Rugland, pas
tor OF the Lutheran church. officlated
Mr.. Wyson is connected with the Hos
| kins' store. a. >.~@' ..'.'4,-4 s..!s cd
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| , Auxiliary Makes, Report.
At a meeting of the Women's Aux
Hilary to Co. Az held Saturday, a re
port, OF. the dinner which was given
/ the soldiers July 4 was made. The
/ report states that 225 pounds of meat
costing $64.34, and six bushels of pc
tat6es, two OF which were donated
the other four costing SO, were used.
The women in purchasing these arti.
cles Of food gave the patronage to as
many of the business houses as pos
sible. The meat and potatoes were
bought out of the auxiliary fund
Most Of the pies, cakes and Jelly
were donated. The auxiliary wishes
to thank the chef at the penitentiary
for his generous aid in helping to
cook this vast amount of foodstuffs
His offer of services was gratefully
received.