The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-04
SOCIETY

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From Washburn.
]. Schweitzer of Washburn spent
Thursday in Bismarck.
Former Senator Here.
The Hon. Ferdinand Leutz OF He
bron, former state senator, was a Bis
marck visitor today.
Returned Friday.
Simon J. Nagel, of the board of con
troll returned to the Capital City Fri
day after spending some time visiting
the various institutions of the state.
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Entertains at Bridge
f~ Mrs. F. z. Luehe entertained at
bridge yesterday In honor of Mrs. W
c. Taylor who leaves soon to make
her home inSLaMoure.
Leaves Today.
Miss Roberta Finney, niece of Mr.
Burt Finney, Of Sioux City, Iowa, who
has been spending the past three
weeks here left for her home today.
For Company |.
The ladies of the First Presbyterian
church are making up company box
for the men in |. 1t will be similar
to the one Co. A had on the border.
1t will contain all useful articles.
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To Return Next Week.
Miss Helen Sullivan, assistant state
superintendent of public instruction,
is expected to return Monday from
Langdon, where she has enjoyed a
two weeks vacation.
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Returns Home.
Mrs. Oliver Lick of Hazen returned
home Friday after visit in the home
Of Mrs. w. F. Jones. Miss Catherine
Jones accompanied her home for a
visit.
-. Spent Friday Here.
Mrs. NJ Tausend, Mrs. Fred Dietz
and Mrs. Geo. Engelter of New Salem
spent Friday here. Mrs. Tausend
came to see her son NJ. Tauaend, Jr.,
who is in the hospital, anQsIsR- laugh
ter Irene Tausend who Here.
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Successful Social
The Third division OF the Ladies'
Aid Of the Methodist Episcopal church
held an ice cream social Thursday in
the church parlors. The Fourth divi-
OF ll, ntoA ir, hn ho,,,o of
Mrs. H. S. Loback. Both were very
successful
From jamestown
Miss Ethel Atwood of jamestown is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Register of
Eight street for a few days. Miss
Atwood has friends in the jamestown
company, now stationed at Fort
Lincoln. Miss Atwood visited here
last year and Knows a number OF
people. ,'nI
b5onbi9 eLi ia ~u,i *4ps .-.l
Pleasant Picnic Outing. ~,
~ iAIWesye enjoyable picnic outing was
given by Mrs. w. E. Parsons and Mrs
F. j. OeltjenJ this week, when they in
vited a number of friends to spend
the day at the Oeltjen farm near the
city. The picnic was given in honor
of Mrs. w. G.. Taylor, who will leave
this month for LaMoure where she
will make her future home.
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From Wilton.
Mrs. f. O. illness. her daughter
Miss Viola Illness, and son, Eidswald
Illness, and Mr.. Walter Peterson
VERT guests,of the formers daughter
IT. Mrs JnAn,Su Retain IuThursday. They
s4alne hT ,,,sdnAlohileiand remained the
entire day Mr. Peterson has enlisted
and care down to have his eXamina
ton, preparatory to entering the
army.
Miss TaIcott Hostess.
Miss Esther Talcott, daughter of
Warden and Mrs. f. S. Talcott, was
hostess last evening when her house
guests, Miss Grace Lorraine Jones
Miss Mary Rourl1e, both of Lisbon
and Miss Dougherty Landt of North
wood and Miss Roxy Foss of Bismarck
were the honor guests. 1t was dane
ing party given at the Country club
and Is couples enjoyed the hospitality
of Miss Talcott. Refreshments OF
dainty appointment were served at /
O'Clock, when dancing. was again re-
sumed. Miss Talcottsaguestg will re-
,,,oi,, with bor for another IUnnlx