The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-11-14
SOCIETY.

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o read while enroute. The train lay
It the station over half, an
lour and large assembly of the resi-
Tents received the soldiers. Cigaret-
es were passed after the luncheon
vas served. The boys were enthusi-
lstic over the reception and many
we're heard to ask what place it was
md say they would like to stay.
sweIIs War Y. N. c. A. Fund
The valley City p. E. O. Sisterhood
has just vo.ed to donate $4,000 OF the
'und OF 'rl45 recently made by them
rom /. rummage sale to the War
Y. NJ. c. A. campaign. The same
amount was subscribed to the Red
-.v-S ..apter OF that city. @
Visiting In Iowa. ...
i communication from Mrs. j. A.
tIuiey locates she and her children ii
:. 600, Ia, where they are guests of
Mrs. Haney's pareats. Mr.. HaneS
Ids gone 70 Chicago where he will
spend three months and Mrs Haney
expects to join him in aoout two
weeks.
Church Society Notes
A special meeting of St. Georges
Guild OF ST. Georges Episcopal church
will be held Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock in the parish house.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Baptist church will hold a work meet
ing Friday afternoon with Mrs. Il. l.
Best in Fifth street.
Confers With Or. Gilmore
Prof. p. w. Fettig of the depart
ment of agriculture of the state nor
NAL in Valley City, spoke before the
high school students and the Fifth
grade of the Northwest hotel Mon
day. Prof. Fettig was in the city con
ferring with DR.. Melvin Gilmore o.
the state historical society relative
to research work in North Dakota.
Entertains For Daughter
Mrs Dean Smith entertained yester
day afternoon at prettily appointe-
party in honor OF her small
daughter, Deana at her home in Broad
way. Childrens' games furnised the
and luncheon was served
The guest list included Dorothy anC
Louise Keller, Edward Lair, Marlys
L abr, Margaret Holmboe, Joseph Zu
ger, Joseph Bortell and Dan Cook.
Organize For r. c. Work
Aired Cross Circle has been formed
in connection with the WOmen's Lea
que OF the North Dakota University
and plans are being made to map oul
a line of work for the Red Cross dur
ing the winter months. Knitting and
the making of scrap books will be
among the work done. Miss Lillial
Bendeke, as president of the Women''
League, will act as general chairman
and Mrs. f. F. Chandler and Mrs
Joseph Kennedy as a joint committee
Announces Marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ode OF ut:
street, announce the marriage OF thei
daughter, Miss Laura Ode to Rober
i&eetham of Shields, Saturday, Novem
Der 10, In the parsonage OF the NC
Cabe church with DR.. w. J. Hutchesol
They were attended i,
Miss Ruby Ode, sister Of tie bride
and Charles Ellsworth of Dickins. A
wedding dinner supplemented the Ger
enony in the brides home. Mr.. Beeth
nm and his bride will reside II
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t. miss Morris to Wed
Mrs. Lydia Morris Of near the city
anounces the approaching marriage Of
her daughter, Miss Lillian Mae Morris
10 Sam. E. Turnbow Of Bingham, Ill
The wedding will be solemnized Wed
nesday morning, November 2Sth, in
st. Marys pro-cathedral, and will be
followed by a reception and breakfast
in the brides home. This afternoon
Mrs. Edward Morris, sister.in-law OF
The bride elect, entertained at quilt
ing party at her home near this city
A number of pre- nuptial affairs are
being planned in her honor.
Seniors Hold Meeting.
The senior class OF the high schoo:
net last evening in the English room
md decided on their class pin, which
will be fashioned of black enamel
studded with gold lettering. Miss Mil
lred lloyd was named chairman of a
to have charge of the pur'
chasing of same. Arrangements were
made for the Thanksgiving program
which will be given under the direc'
ion of the seniors Wednesday, No.
;ember 20. Miss Irene Hagen is chair.
nan Of the program committee. The