The Bismarck tribune., 1922-02-13

fOrnla, from the state OF washington,
St.. Paul, Minneapolis, Milwaukee, and
other cities.
Many beautiful gifts, a number Of
them in some combination of gold in
keeping with the sentiment of the day,
were received. The nurses and the
graduate nurses Of the hospital pre-
sented Sister Boniface with a complete
individual dinner set. Besides the
china, which was Of the finest and
was decorated with gold bands, the
set contained a cream and sugar set,
salt and pepper shakers of gold. Mrs.
Andrus assisted in the decorating Of
the china. The silverware, of the
Etruscan pattern, was made up of
three spoons, a knife, a fork and a
napkin holder. On each piece of sill
verware, 1S721922 was engraved.
Other gifts consisted of $50 in gold
from the Sisters of St. Alexius hos
pital, Surplice from Mother Isidore,
Crosses from Mother Bernadine,
Gold Eversharp from Mrs. James Glib
bons Burke, gold tea set from Charles
Mason, Medallion from Sister Edel-
trube, $40 in gold from Eugene Linus
Of Minneapolis, $5 in gold from Mrs.
Stanley, $25 in gold from Mr.. Williams
of st. Paul, water glass from Anna Nc
Cauley, S. in gold from Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Connolly of Mandan, gold Ever
sharp from Olivia Wagner, IS in gold
from Mrs. Flora Kelly, gold vase from
Mrs. Knowles, gold cocoa set from
Odd Fellows lodge, gold salt and pep
per shakers and dish from Sisters of
Mandan, SIS in gold from Mae l..
Maasen, Prayer books from Mothers
Madeleine of Minneapolis and Mary
Lane, gold Rosary from the Sisters
of Garrison, veil from Mr.. and Mrs.
William McCauley, serge for coat from
tMcCauley girls, gold Eversharp from
Mrs. Corwin, two pairs of stockings
and one pair of silk gloves from May
and Daisy Flynn, IS from H. O. Bat
ger of Hazelton, $5 from H. Barger of
Linton, refreshments for reception
from Catholic Daughters of America,
sherbet glasses from Sisters of Eau
Claire, Wis, S. from Mrs. Schebler,
parasol from Drs. Rawlings, Towne
and Toney, $40 in gold from Modern
Brotherhood Of America, gold vase
from Ancient Order Of United Work
men.
A gift of especial interest was a
relic cross of St. Boniface from Rev.
Clement Dimpfl of Mandan.
Members of the reception commit
tee assisting Sister Boniface were:
Mrs. J. W. McCauley, Of St. Paul,
Mimi; Miss Clara McCauley, of St.
Paul, Minn.; Mrs. Prendergast, of
St. Paul, Mimi; Miss Frances Prem
dergast, of St. Paul, Mimi; Sister
Anatolia, Eau Claire, Wis.,: Sister
Theodore, Eau Claire, Wis; Sister
Magdalen, Mrs John P. Dunn, Mrs. E.
b. Morris, Mrs NJ. Eppinger, Mrs. M.
H. Jewell, Mrs. Thos. Fortune, Mrs. j.
D. Wakeman, Mrs. P. B. Webb, Mrs.
T. ]. Woodmansee, Mrs. N. G. Call,
Mrs. R. D. Hoskins, Mrs. John Homan,
Mrs Jos. Dietrich, Mrs. Harvey Har.
ris, E. l.. Faunce, Mrs. Charles
Blunt, Mrs. George Welch, Mrs. Rich
ard Penwarden, Mrs. J. H. McGillic,
of Mandan; Mrs. G. L. Hoyt, of Man
dan; MRS. CHARLES Mcdonald, OF Man
dan; Mrt. VIM. Simpson, of Mandan.,
At the tea table were: Mrs.
JAS Wallace, Mrs. Austin Logan,
Mrs I'D. Mcdonald. Mrs. Matt Boes-
pflug, Mrs. w. H. Webb, Mrs. E. G.
Patterson, Mrs. H. w. f.ichholt, Mrs.
D. j. McGillis, Mrs. Charles Wachter,
Mrs. J. P. McGarvey, Mrs. A. w. Lucas,
Mrs. Max Kupitz.
The ushers were Josephine Cervin-
ski, Victoria Kirk, Myrtle Werner
skirchen, Margaret McGarvey, Mar
garet Mcdonald, Boniface Morris,
Adelhaid Wermerskirchen and Agnes
Hines. Each guest was served with
tea. Mrs. Wallace poured tea, assisted
by Mary Sheehan, Mae Maasen, Mrs.
E. H. L. Vesperman, Mrs. A. H Bar