The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-06-14
College Students Arriving
Ills. To Spend Vacations

Boys and girls attending eastern
schools are arriving in the city this
week to spend the summer vacations
at their respective homes. Misses
Dorothy Treacy and Esther Talcott
arrived Wednesday on No. 3, from
Minneapolis, where they attended
Stanley Hall. Miss Treacy last Win
ter was elected president of her. class
She will be a junior next year. The
Misses Margaret Welch and Althea
Spear are expected home this even
ing from the University of North Da-
kota. Gerald Atkinson, student at
the same university, returned to the
city several days ago and will spend
the summer with his uncle, T. R., At
kinson. ~S'
Paul Grambs, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
+. G. Grambs of Fourth street, re-
turned Wednesday from Easton. Pa,
where he attended Lafayette college.
Dill B. Register, student at the
same institution, returned several
days ago.
Miss Muriel Floren has returned
from the University of Minnesota,
where she was student in the music
aaa fine arts department.. Alonzo
Grace, son OF Judge and Mrs. r. H.
Grace, will return Saturday from the
same institution. He will graduate
this evening from the music and fine
arts department. Virgil Grace, a
brother, returned the first Of the
week. Other students attending the
U. of NJ. who have returned are:
Paul A. Cook and Milo Miller.
Miss Anne Atkinson; student at
Dana Hail., Wellesley, Mass, is ex-
pected home next week, and Myron
Atkinson and Frank Talcott, students
at Williams college, Williamstown,
Mass, are expected at the same time.
Miss Glenn Bruce, daughter OF
Judge and Mrs. A. A. Bruce, who has
been attending St. Mary's school in
Faribault, Mimi, returned home We'd
nesday. Miss Anne Shepard, who is
also a student at St. Mary's, will re-
main in Faribault for several weeks,
taking special training at st. Luke's
hospital. After completing her course,
she will remain in the east with
friends, returning to the capital city
for a short visit with her father, F..
E. Shepard of Avenue B, before
school resumes next fall. Richard
and Eugene Leonard. students at
Shattuck Military school, will spend
part of their vacations with their
mother, Mrs F. e. Shepard. Eugene
is a member of this years garduat-
ing class. Mr.. and Mrs. Shepard are
in Faribault attending the commence.
ment exercises of 'Shattuck and St.
Mary's.: They are expected home to-
morrow. f., Robert L. Hanna, son OF
ex-governor and Mrs. + L. B. Hanna,
also a student at Shattuck, will spend
part of his vacation at the Hanna
home in Fargo: Miss Enid Brown,
! daughter of Rev. and Mrs. c. H.
Brown of Mandan, returned Wednes-
day from st. 'Mary's She was mem
| Der of this years graduating class.
Mrs. Brown, who was In the east Tor
the commencement is visiting friends
! in Wisconsin. Miss Isabelle Robin
son of Steele, also q student at St.
Mary's, is enjoying a motor, trip lin
Minnesota with her parents and sister
and brother, who, attended the COM
mencement. ......,,' A.. ,,,.,.,.,
Miss Rose Strutz. daughter OF Rev.
and Mrs. r. r. Strutz, has returned
from Northwestern college, Naper-
VILE, Ill.,, where she has been study
ing music. Miss Leah Keniston,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George N.
Remission of Avenue A, returned Wed.
nesday from Dillon, Mont, where she
attended the Montana normal school.
Finley ,E'aker, who attended the Uni.
versity of Wisconsin last winter, will
spend his vacation with his parents,
| Capt. and Mrs. |. P. Baker.
The Valley City normal school
students from the capital city will re.
turn in two weeks. Miss Esther Sem.
ling will spend part Of the vaca-
ton with Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Lenhar,t
Miss Florence Remission, with her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs &. N, Remission;
Miss Leila Vornholt, at her home, and
Miss Eleanore Gustavson, with her
sister, Mrs. A. A. Jones at Fort Smell