The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-08-24
Bismarck Women Make
Fine Showing in
State Tournament

Mrs. e. H. L. Vesperman and Mrs.
S. D. Cook Of the Bismarck Country
club, who are in Dickinson playing in
the annual state tournament, are MAX
ing fine showing and are expected
to carry off the honors. Mrs. Vesper-
man is expected to win the state
championship.
Mrs. Vesperman is matched with
Mrs. Herbert Of Dickinson and Mrs.
Cook with Mrs. Rae of Fargo. There
are but eight entries in the ladies'
contest. Bismarck men returning
from Dickinson feel quite confident
that the Bismarck women will bring
home the trophy.
A number OF social entertainments
have been given in honor of Mrs. Yes
perman and Mrs. Cook by the Dickin
son women.
Leaves on Visit.
Clerk of the Supreme Court Henry
]. Newton and Mrs. Newton of Third
street have gone to Williston, where
they will. spend two weeks vaca
ton.
= Business Girls Glass;.
The business girls of Fargo have
formed a class and is now taking in
structions in knitting at the Red Cross
headquarters, Miss Mary Hannaher
is in charge of the Instructions The
class is large and it's members expect
to accomplish a lot for the society.
Leave on Motor Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. Battey and son
and Mrs. Battey's sister, Miss Russell
of First street, left today on a mo.
tor trip to Mo5ridge, S. D., where they
will visit Mrs Battey's brother, who
will soon leave with his company.
From Mobridge they will motor to the
Twin cities. Mrs. Ruby Daniels who
has been the house guest of the Bat
teys for several days returned today
to her home in Minot.
Party at Country Club.
Miss Dorothy Treacy, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Treacy of Broad
way entertained at prettily appoint
ed dancing party last evening at the
Bismarck Country club in honor Of
her guests Miss Lorthen Schamber of
Eureka, s. D., Miss Ruth Perkins Of
:Mandan and Miss Edna Rust of I'm
derwood. Sixty guests including the
younger dancing set of thte city at
tended. The orchestra from the Sec
ond Regiment band furnished the mu-
sic and dancing was from O'Clock to
H.. Miss Houser Of Napoleon, house
guest of Miss Erma Logan, was an
out-of-town guest. Mrs. ,Treacy acted
as chaper0n for her daughter
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For Small Daughter.
Mrs. ]. |. Setser entertained We'd
nesday afternoon at her home on Ave-
nue. B at a prettily appointed chill
dren's4 party in honor of the, sixth
birthday anniversary Of her daughter,
Jean. Fourteen girl and boy friends
Of the young honor guest attended,
and children's games were the amuse
ments A birthday luncheon featured.
Inc LaDlc was CenJcFcu Will Il large
birthday cake ornamented with red
tapers. The red tone was also used in
the other appointments. Little Miss
Jean received many beautiful remem-
'brances. Mrs, Setser was assisted by
Mrs R. A.. Tracy.
Wedding Date Announced.
The date for the marriage Of Miss
Margaret Weekes Of Heart and Max
Thiel Of Judson has been set for Tues
day, Aug. %, and will take place in
the Weekes home. Rev. Fanton will
officiate. The bride-elect has chosen
for her attendants the Misses Title
and Amelia Krumfuss, cousins of the
groom, and Fred Thiel and Stephen
iWeekes will complete the wedding
party. A reception and wedding din
ner will supplement the service. The
bride-elect is the second daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Stephen Weekes, ST.,
and a cousin of Mrs. |. c. lverson OF
,Mandan Mr.. Treil is son of Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Theil, pioneer resi-
dents of Judson. They Will make
their home near Yates, Mont, on
ranch recently purchased by Mr..