The Bismarck tribune., 1923-01-30
MANY OF WIVES
0FLAW MAKERS
VISITORS HERE
City's Organizations Turn
Out to Furnish Amuse-
ment for Women

The wives of number of the
members of the legislature are spend,
/ ing a rart of their time in the CAPT.
tai city taking in the legislative ses.
! sion. Some are staying at hotels,
while a number have found living
quarters in private homes.
{ Since the arrival of the ladies in
! the city, they have formed little
social world of their own to a great
extent. During the first weeks after
their arrival sewing and fancy work
! received most Of their attention.
| Those who had a few acCuaintances
and friends in the city spent ther
first DAYS in visiting and renewing
acquaintances. Without exception
the women who are in Bismarck with
their husbands, the law makers of the
state. deeply interested in the work
ings of the Legislature and the bills
which are being brought up. Natur-
'ally mosts of them have spent many
hours in the state house, occupying
chairs beside their husbands, since
they have been granted the privileges
of the house and senate.
The Nonpartisan women's club o.
Bismarck has been the only large
organization to give special recep-
ton. for this group of city visitors
although most of the clubs and local
organizations Nave extended to them
a special invitation to attend their
meetings.
Some of the women stopping at the
Grand Pacific were taken OF the Man
dan training school yesterday by Mr..
Mcclellan. superintendent of the
school. and entertained at luncheon
before they returned. Invitations are
coming to the women from various
institutions. inviting them to visit.
A trip to the Indian schools was plan
ned,
Included among this group OF wo-
men whose addresses the Tribune has
been able to secure are the following:
Mrs. p. Y. Trubshaw of Valley City,
wife of the editor of the Valley City
Times Record, who is member of
the house. Mrs. Trubshaw is a So
cial leader in her home town and
takes an active part in civic welfare
work. AS side line she sometimes
writes editorials for the Record
Rep. and Mrs. Trubshaw stay at the
Grand Pacific hotel.
Mrs. E. E. Veitch of Emeraldo, who
has Just recently arrived is staying
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. J.
Taylor.
/, Mrs. c. A. Ulland of MayvilIe is
staying at the Grand Pacific hotel
Mrs. Christ Geisler of Gackle at the
Van Horn hotel; Mrs. Frank Hyland,
wife Of the lieutenant governor. at
the Grand Pacific hotel. Mrs. A. J.
Quade 'of Pingree is staying in Bis
marck, at the Annex hotel. Mrs.
j. E. Stevens of Lawton, is stop
ping at the Grand Pacific hotel. Mrs.
r. NJ. Sproul of Buffalo, at the Grand
Pacific. Mrs Edwin Traynor of
Starkweather, Mrs. Alfred Steel of
jamestown. Mrs. E. B. Page of Leeds
Mrs. ]. f. Stevens Of Lawton, and
Mrs. A. l.. Orange of Spiritwood, are
stopping at the Grand Pacific hotel.
Mrs. Aaron Levin of Park River is
staying at the Van Horn. Mrs. Lars
0. Frederickson of Pekin, is staying
at a private residence. Mrs. A. b.
Jackson of Devils Lake, who is a wo-
man prominent in social life has an
apartment at the Rose apartments.
Mrs. A. L. Orange Of Spiritwood is
stopping at the Grand Pacific. Mrs.
j. c. Arduser of Marion at the Van
Horn hotel; Mrs. Roy Yeater of Haz-
elton 1T the Mckenzie hotel; Mrs. o.
r. Erickson Of Tarren, president OF
the "'l"Nrtisaa Women: ;: club Of
l..idt-' co..nty, is Saying at resi-
dence on Fourth St. N. Mrs. B. G..
Larkin of Brantford, the mother OF
nine children, is staying at the home
of Rev. C.. F. Strutz. Mrs. Ben
Fedge Of Williston, is stopping at
the Mckenzie hotel; Mrs. Soren
Franson Of Ross, who is prominent
in both club and church work, has
an apartment Mt the Business Col
lege. Mrs. E. E. Bryans of Voltaire
and Mrs. Frank Vogel of Colehar-
Dor are both stopping at the Murphy
apartments. Mrs. R. H. Walker Of
Yucca. the mother of nine children
and postmistress, is stopping at the
Mckenzie hotel. Mrs. j. H. McCay
of Selfridge is stopping at the Nc.
Kenzie hotel, Mrs. John W. Benson
of ROlette at the Van Horn hotel:
Mrs. c. A. Ward Of Hazelton, at the
Business College apartments. Mrs.
Charles M. Whitmer of Yucca, is
stopping at 704 Fourth street. Mrs.
o. c. Gross of Stebbins is visiting in
Bismarck during the session.