The Bismarck tribune., 1925-06-13

guest of her brother, Colonel c. B.
Little. Mrs. Odlin will leave for the
east Sunday evening.
A luncheon was served.
MISS NEUMEYER is HONOR
GUEST
The following taken from a recent
issue of the Ottumwa Journal will
be Of interest to Bismarck friends
of Miss Lydia Neumeyer:
"Miss Emma Lind and Miss Helen
Darrell entertained Saturday evening
at the Darrell home, 316 North Court
street, at a variety shower for Miss
Lydia Neumeyer, Superintendent of
the Ottumwa hospital, whose mar
riage to Mr.. REQ L. Knauss Of Bis
marck, N. OAK. will take place June
18th at her home in Alta Vista, Kan
sas. Miss Neumeyer will leave for
her home Tuesday.
The dining room of the Darrell
home was decorated in pastel shades
and on the table a miniature bridal
party was placed. The chandelier
was arranged in a sort of canopy OF
colored paper with q streamer taper
ing to each guest place. Cards at
tached to the ends of the streamers
announced the date Of the approach
ing marriage.
During the evening, a telegram was
received by Miss Neumeyer, direct
ing her to the hiding place Of a
number of beautiful gifts. Mrs. X.
C. Mowery, 236 East Maple Avenue,
entertained Friday evening, May %.
at a Z o'clock dinner for Miss Neu-
meyer. Covers were laid for six at
table attractively decorated with
blue spring flowers"
Miss Neumeyer is very we'll known
in Bismarck. where she held the
position of Training School Instruc-
tress at the Bismarck hospital. Later
she was appointed Superintendent of
the Ortonville Hospital at Orton-
willie, Mimi, and for the past year
has been Superintendent Of the Ot-
tumwa Hospital at Ottumwa, Iowa.
EIGHTH GRADE CONTEST
Miss Gertrude Miller, eighth grade
student at the Vacation Bible School,
this morning won first prize in the
contest on a review of the Book of
Matthew.
Second prize was won by Theo Vet
tel, and third by Audrey Rohrer. At
the Bible School exercises tomorrow
afternoon Miss Miller will repeat her
work.
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS
Clinton Bailey entertained nine Of
his boy friends at a pasty celebrat-
ing his ninth birthday today. The
boys attended a motion picture show
and birthday lunch was served by
Clinton's mother. Mrs. E. o. Bailey,
Rose Apartments.
RETURN HOME
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Hanlon and
children have returned to their home
in Galesburg. Ill.,, after visit in
Bismarck with relatives. They will
stop en- route at the Twin Cities.
HOUSE GUEST
Mr.. and Mrs. p. C. Remington are
entertaining house guest, Mrs. y.
p. Reeves Of Minot. Mr.. Reeves will
join Mrs. Reeves here tonight. =
JUDSON's MINISTER HERE
Rev. and Mrs. H. B. Roepe of Jud-
son were in the city Friday. Rev.
Roepe conducted a funeral service
at Mandan in the afternoon.
ENTERTAlNS AT BUDGE :.
Mrs. F. L. Conklin is entertaining
two tables at bridge this afternoon
in honor of Mrs. J. P. Reeves Of
Minot.
FROM COLLEGE
George Jundt returned yesterday
from St.. Johns College at College
vile. Mimi, where he has been q
student.
Miss Mary Simons left yesterday
visit with relatives and friends.
CALLED TO KELLOGG
Mrs. J. H. McNary will leave to-
night for Kellog, where she was call
ed by the death Of her mother.
TO TORONTO
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Hollenbeck. 1904
Fifth, left early this week on q
motor trop to Toronto, Canada.
VISITOR LEAVES
Bessie Wilson of Regan returned
home today after a visit here with
Mrs. D. o. Nyes.
TO DEVILS LAKE
John Russ left this morning fol
Devils Lake, where he will spend his
vacation.
IN JAMESTOWN
Louis Wescom, assistant states
attorney, spent yesterday in James
town.
VISITING IN FARGO
Mrs. Dorothy Jundt is visiting with
friends and relatives in Fargo.
Dance tonight A. o. u. w.
Hall. $1.O0 admission.
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