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BARROW SEES INSANITY.
Hickman Should Spend Life in Asylum,
Lawyer Says.

NEW YORK, December 30 R.---
Clarence barrow. Chicago lawyer. yes
terday asserted that William K. Hick-
man, confessed kidnapcr and murderer
of Marian Parker in Los Angeles. In a
y IN who has Ii clearly marked ca We
- "defDeniia pfaecox." and should be
pat In an asylum for life instead Of
being killed by the State, inasmuch
~ such persons always are dangerous
and seldom cured.
barrow said Hickman's answers 10
questions. as published in the papers.
and the manner in which he blew
n.y." are evidence that he IN very far
gone in desnentia praec0a,'
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Abe Martin Saws:

Talk about hard luck. Mrs. Ike
Lark has got an exclusive piece o.
gossip, but nobuddy { stay with her
children while she puts II ont.
II hain't allus so pleasant { be In
tn minority, but it's usually a mighty
fine sendoff.
iCopyrisht 1877
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
american Security Trust Co. has declared
s stock Of 81 So Der p sSni L" is fa
~, ~; I lsss 20 the stockholders OF record ct
Also an ,s 81 o9s, yi on December "a s,
aapitaI stock payable to said Stockholders
IN the same date The. annual meeting Of
lection of directors. for the ensuing year
ne nresentatton of the annual report of the
IS f,y he as a. The office Of the comnany in the
p rSs , Will be opep until $50 o'clock P n;
avs .oseo rom January LIST to the 18th. both
rREpEk slFtskRrE & p SEaN E Rrssdsns
holders Of the Washington Hatei Company
Stu pe held in the. Hotel Continental. on
ne purpose of electlng directors for the en-
ling wear and for such other business as
'tN nronerly come before the meeting.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
sisgs National Bank of washington d {.
1or the election of directors aud the trans
oefpre the meeting, viii lie held at the
Ssnsing house 1903 Pennsylvania Avenue
The rolls siii remain open from i o'clock
Kiss or na.,; ~ osleSs NOON 90 !, g GEORGE
The ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Tuesday, January 10, l92S. at 3 o'clock . m,
Y the directors room for the election of
'arectors and other such business as may
- WITHIN a. BOWIE, Cashier
100 MIMEoGRAPHED LETTERS 81 MIL:
hETTRRRs so rin' RSon Aad nS Ia0 &C NV
T-.:i4s open $50 5 80 am M AfO' . ~
PURSUANT TO SECTION /. ARTICLE s
az bylaws. notice is hereby gwen that the
an rual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Carital Traction Company for the election
and the transaction Of such other business
SO may be brought before. the meeting. Viii
nd 0so s a Re once e. ihe Sopf som On
thursday. January IL, 1925. at lo;4a
The polls will be open from II O'Clock
~ Il. D. CHAMPION.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders OF The Georgetown Masonic Haii
ASSOCIATION Will be held at MASONIC Hall
No. l2lo Wisconsin ave; nv. On TUESDAY
-o- The purpose of the election Of directors
e1' ISAAC BIRCH. President.
3. VI. sPILLE. Secretary.
poToNAC LODGE. NO. 5. F. A. a. NJ.
WI elect one trustee At stated eonmunica'
i'on; Monday. Jan. :. 1928.
H MrLLTGAN. Master.
DIVIDENDS.
AT Q meeting of the Board of Directors of
tlFe Stanley-Crandan Company of Washing
ton. held a. its Offices. 1916 Race ST. Phila-
ne ninth consecutive dividend Of Sl15 per
snare was declared payable January s 1875,
70 sssekhosders OF record az the ssose "i
NOTICE OF CALI. FOR RETIREMENT
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NQAt9nucu from F1fSL faRG.b
Driskell in connection with the death
or A. X. Driskell, Hunts grandfather,
in Pasadena, also may be undertaken
by the jury. Driskell's death at the
time was reported as a suicide, but
authorities have reopened the inquiry
after the confessions OF the youths to
their crime careers. Driskells body
was found at the the base of the Colo
RADIO Street Bridge, in Pasadena, q
bridge from which many persons have
leaped to their death.
District Attorney Asa Keyes last
night ordered a complaint drawn
charging Hunt with robbery and COM
plicity in the murder of Thoms, In
order to hold him pending the grand
jury's action. This was done after
Hickman had been arraigned formal.
~ on charges OF kidnapping and muir
der and given until next Tuesday to
enter his plea.
The grand jury wifi meet to open
its formal investigation next Tues
day.
Date Is Continued.
The date to plead was continued un-
til January 3 when Hickman appeared
for arraignment in Superior Court
with his youthful Kansas City attor-
ney, Jerome Walsh.
Thousands of curious men and
women battled i'm the Railways OF the
hall Of justice in an attempt TO catch
glimpse of the young confessed
kidnaper and killer. The small court.
room was packed with court officials,
newspaper men and attorneys.
Hickman, pale and haggard. stood
before Judge Carlos Hardy and heard
himself formally accused of the
crimes.
His attorney asked for a delay in
entering plea in order that he might
acquaint himself with the details Of
what he described as this gruesome
affair."" and obtain the services Of a
California attorney to assist him.
Previously Hickman had appeared
in Municipal Court. where a com.
plant charging kidnapping. issued
early in the search for the abducted
girl. was dismissed in order TO clear
the way for action on the indictment.
Told to Stop Talking.
Hickman told jail attaches that his
Kansas City attorney had instructed
him 10 stop talking"
Although Hunt has confessed 10
taking part in the Rosehiil hold.up,
he has denied that he took part in the
gun battle, and declared shots from
Hickmanis pistol killed the druggist.
Gun specialists are engaged in check
ing the bullets fired In the ARRAY to
settle this point, as the two youths
used different calibre of guns.
The citizens committee, which will
handle the division OF large share OF
the rewards offered for the capture Of
the Parker girls SLAYER. met and ap-
pointed subcommittee to investigate
The numerous claims.
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. BE ANNUAL NEFTTNG OF THE STOCK.
hokders Of the Washington Railway Flee.
: rsc Company for the purpose Of ejecilBg
hoard OF directors 10 serve for the ensuing
ear and 20 transact such other business az
Iaay properly come before the meeting. will
fss held NJ the office Of the company 18th ard
- streets northwest VI Washington ID C. on Sat
13nday January "a 1929 at l2 o'clock noon
IA connection herewith the books for tire
: rznsfef of the stock Of said company psr-
o art 20 the bylaws viii be CLOSED fran the
{ lose Of business on December 81 1927 to
I 20 DnssninR Of business 0p January 4 1928
KEYsER. serretary.
THEssE WILL RE AN ANIMAL MEETING
a. the Atlantic Building Company At the
s,ssoe Of the COMPANY no 1i9 South Fair
<sx st., Alexandria. Va. on THURSDAY Jann-
Ery 10. 1879 THIS meeting is for the
ATLANTIC EtyfLDIxG COMPANY.
By A. l.. ZACHARY,
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NOTICE OF CALL FOR RETIREMENT
PER CENT so-YEAR GOLD BONDS
THE PRESS OF THE AMERICAN INSTl-
TJTE OF ARCHITECTS. INC.

Notice is hereby given that, pursuant TO
sae resolution of the board of directors oi
The Press of The American Institute of Ar
-~srasects. inc. passed November 18th; l9@I
qt q special meeting of said board OF ciTec.
tors duly held on October 18th. 1927. and
regularly adjourned TO November 10th. l92I
and pursuant to the provisions of said bonds.
al OF the standing Five Per Cent Twenty
Year Gold Bonds of The Press of The Arleri,
can Institute Of Architects. Inc. authorized
and issued By The Press of The American
Institute of Architects. Inc, as OF January
= 1890. are hereby called for payment and
rt1iremen; on January i. 1898. at the prin,
'1psl amount thereof together with accrued
interest 70 said date. upon the surrender OF
szid bond
The bonde should be presented for pay
rsent 90 the Rigs National Bank at ITS place
81; business. 18th street and PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest Washington. ID. C.. during
banking hours on or after January l. 1928.
Pursuant 20 the provisions of said reso-
luton and of said bonds. interest will cease
10 accrue on said bonds from and after
PRESS or THE AMERICAN INsTI-
TCTE OF ARCHITECTS. INC.
By J. MONROE HEWLETT. President.
7
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SEARCH Renewed
FOR ACCOMPLICE IN
HICKMAN'S CRIME

Continued from First Page.)
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TTTE OF ARCHfTECTS. INC.
By J. MONROE HEWLETT President.
Dated December l. 1927.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Ma
Ss0na3 Capital Insurance Company OF the DIS
,F4cf nf Columbia.-PGrsuant to resolution
y,asseo bv the b.sard of trustees of the Ma
lloDsi Capital Insurance Company of the
JzstsTct of Columbia. at o meeting held Oh
~" 18th day Of December. 1897 and tn corr.
WIN We prosis .s q sefil ts 9 sop
Ihe District of Columbia notice is hereby
given that al the annual neeting OF sto's
holders Of said company. 20 re held January
; 1 1873 al I2 O'clock noon a; the Office
pf the company 338 Pa ave sle. Washing
ton. D. C.. the question Of amending the
charter Of sa1G company 30 az 20 extend its
bnsitess 10 Include the making OF Insurance.
On dwelling houses stores and all kinds OF
bufi6ings and household furniture and other
property agains. loss or DAMAGE by wind.
etOrrr. cyclone Or tornado Will be taken Up
for consideration and the Stockholders askeg;
10 vote for a resolution authorizing such
a..rse.sasrrzeraf
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GEORGE r REPETTI.
CLARENCE r. D0NOHOE.
JOlsN c. fOST,
JAMES A. DOSOHUE.
MAURICE OTTERBACR.
CITY T STErART.
LEWIS FLEMER
LOUIS HARTiG.
ARTHUR G. BISHOP
JOS A. HERBERT. Js..
4. Mckenzie.
CHAs A CARRY.
HUBERT NEwS0M.
MORRIS z MARROW,
Eesrsg a majority of The
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DIVIDENDS.
AT . meeting of the Board of Directors Of
tlIe Stanley-Crandal Company of Washing
ton. held AZ its Offices, 1916 Race St Phila-
.lsiphia. Pa on Friday. December %. 1897.
ne ninth consecutive dividend Of 81 - per
@hare was declared payable January 3. 1878,
fspslness - noor DeCenaber n 1897
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rFFIcE Or THE FIREMKE's IgsrE,
sseE Company Of Washington and George,
1--WE 303 Seventh street northwest The
saoaxhot1era q the Flrenie3's Insurance
st1ysnpSDy Of Washington and GEORGETOWN
spBM meet al ths Office On Monday January
= 1928 for the pufDose Of eiecsiaa thiF,een
rec1ofe for the ensuing wear Polls Open
47om ~ IN z ! :? nogn,
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POTOMAC LODGE. NO. ). F. A. A. NJ.
VIII elect one trustee ut stated ccmmunlca-
Lon. Monday. Jan. =. 1928.
BY order.
G H. MrLLTGAN. Master.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
holders of The GEORGETOWN Masonic Hali
ASSOCIATION will be held at MASONIC Hal
cvening, January 3ri. 1898. al O'Clock.
-u- the purpose of the election Of directors
8sG receiving reports.
Attest
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
PRICE. $3.50.
OUEfl dIIN 1sIk HFICU
naify from A M till - p NJ.

Daily from IL A M till o PM.
Seven new homes located in beautiful
~AlRLAWN Built by d. G. Moxley.
Enough said large rooms. hardwood
floors h -w.h. and electric lights. -. Arranged
for one or two families. will arrange
terms 10 suit you Do not fail TO inspect
these homes today. Sample house at 1423
st. s.e. . x,r~x,
1I05 Vermont Ave NV NJ 1855.
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IEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,


oh, BOY!"
Here is man has list of homes from 6
TO r.. prices from $500 TO S16.950 III
conveniences: buses cars stores. churches
all white. friendly neighbors; immediate pos
sessions: = are IN 1st-Zone district: easy TO
turn into store and home: exceptionally
ways to Your service Come see
CHAS. SCHANA,
$40 Upshur St. NV. Adams 101o9.
50 900.
1st commercial-G at. NV. between elst
heat and elec. Terms.
$500.
Mt Pleasant overlooking Rock Creek
Park: 10 rms. and bath and sleeping porch: {:
modern. This property is in perfect condi;
throughout Terms or trade.
In the heart of NJ. Pleasant; : rms. and
bath colonial: ami: gas ranges. This
is the best huy in Mt. Pleasant. Terms.
$4,000 CASH
A beautiful building lot consisting of
900 so. II. of ground. near 9th and Fla.
ave. NV. This is snap for some one who
wants to build.
We have for sale or exchange the follow
ing; ,
One S-rm. home: ami: 2-car garage.
One 90-acre farm. 7-rnl. modern house
and all outbuildinss. on good road ii miles
One D7.acre farm. 1O-rm. house and all
buildings; 40 miles from D. c.
All the above properties subject TO one
DARNELL & wHALEY
NaCI Eran I
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FOR SAI,E--FIOUSES.
$l3,50O.
$40 NEBRASKA AVE.

544O NEBRA Sk \ AN T..
fEAST OF CONN. AVE. NORTH OF
MILITARY RD.1
beautiful new Dutch Colonial home. sit
uated on q lot 4Dxl35: fronting on
aO-foot thorough fare There is a garage to-
match in rear having ID private cement
driveway TO street.
House has foorcd attic. Two large bed
rooms. one smaller room tall with ample
closet space) cedar closet IN hail large
enough to hold trunks: complete tiled bath
with shower. having beautifully built-in
fixtures.
The first floor confirms reception hall,
living room with fireplace. dining room,
breakfast room and kitchen. all unusually
large There ~ also a pantry with built
IN refrigerator. wardrobe closet and tiled
lavatory.
The carpentcring. painting, papcring and
fixtures are of kind seldom found IN houses
for sale
This modern small home with its two
story front porch. it's shade trees and its
shrubbcry warrants your INSPECTION To-
DAY. The terms are very reasonable:
CLEANELAND AND SON,
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NEW GROUP B. II. GRUNER HOMES
FOUR BEDROOMS WITH ATTIC.
GLOVER PARK.

GLOVER PARK.
We are building here community OF beautifully
designed Englisl-type homes.
This new group Of homes Beecher street have
four bedrooms, a bath with Pembroke bultn tub
with shower pedestal avatory, bult-in fixtures;
kitchen with white enameled range and sink; fire
place. instantaneous water heater; hardwood floors
throughout; hot-water heat; concrete front porches
garage on rear of lot. The STREET AND ALLEY
WILL BE PAVED. Six of these homes are 20
feet wide and two IS feet wide.
Exhibit homes 1928 Beecher st. and 2548 Tun-
law rd. Completely furnished and decorated by the
Palais Royal
Beecher street is one block west of Wisconsin
ave and 37th ST, and is adjacent to Tunaw rd
operation.
Price, 50, o,75O-$11 ,750-Convenent Terms
B. II. GRUVER,
Owner and Builder,
o27 18th St. NV. Main 900
Or Your Broker.
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FOR SALE--HOUSES.

BUY
This Beautiful Semi-detached
Corner Home and Save $1,000.
32c4 10th ST. Ne. CORNER EEARNEY
Six Rooms and Bath.
Two Blocks From Public School
Delightful Neigh borhood.
This house was built to sell for $40. $50
Will accept any reasonable offer as / am in
need of money to close a partnership before
Nav 20
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BARGAINS.
Good Homes-Easy Terms.
modern home Of 10 rms. 9 bs.; Gear
3--Irving st.. near 1ith-Splendid Broom
house. with 2-car brick garage: will trade
3-Ist st. ne. No. 1108-Nice Groom
house. with 3 pOrches.
Detached: 4 bedrooms Trade equity for
small house downtown.
o--52S Gresham pl n.w.-Large rms. b..
seml-detached house: incl0sed porches.
6-Quincy ST. near New Hampshire ave.
n.w.-Bright Groom house; 3 porches.
7-421 st. n.w.--D rooms hot-water
8--Suburban: Landover. Md.--8 rooms;
splendid house: acre of ground: electric
9-Virginia acreagc-71 acres. with front
age of 100 feet on Lee Highway.
Trade for city property.
y. B.--I can take in, trade on these and
rented to white or colored. any section.
THOS. ID. WALSH.
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\ BARGAIN.

Colonial tapestry design; beautiful slate
uansard roof with dormer windows; dttrac-
tive covered front porch, sleeping and break
fast porches running full width Of the house
and unusually deep, large. wcll arranged
rooms. elaborate kitchen with piece sink
and outside brick pantry. beautiful white
tile bath with built-in tab and shower: mas
Ter bedroom across entire front OF house.
aud . rear rooms off sleeping porch. large
h!nlt,in heated g2raSe; good sized lot com.
pletely sodded pa@k 10 bayed aii,T rms rs
Washington. and in section where all
houses are new and pretty Convenient to
ear and bus lines. II YOU are looking for
II home ~ the n0rthv est section do not fail
TO see this before buying. Only $3.50: viii
ARRANGE terms For appointment call Adams
St21-J.
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GEORGETOWN HOUSES.
DODGE & LlBBEY,
Woodward Bldg. Main $500
SPECIALIZING IN
GEORGETOWN HOMES. =
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540s CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.--An mod.
eru improvements rooms A snap at
SO. 900. low terms.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY. PARK.
4so7 bAtvENPPoRT sT NV.
and bath h.-wh. cleo; attic: lot 4Ox1nO:
can be bought on low cash payment Month;
OPEN / 70 I O'CLOCK.
eos ffNSESTh fNSEsTMENT II FNb BLDG.
MAIN 10456.
sth STREET Sc. Mr., EAST CAPITOL
Detached brick home large rms. BATH,
Vacant Vac r1r tsn Bargain. i0 GIADMAN. Reator. sos
pa ave Sc Line. 3i6. (Ask for Mr,
Trinp.l -----
$4,000 MO. Mr.. 10th AND MASS AVE.
Newell located home of rms; bath.
BUY pree Se $500 easb GIAp
MAN. .Realtor. 30s Pa. ave. Sc Line. SAG.
ASK for Mr.. TrpD.l
owner LEAyING CITY WILL SAGfRIFlG;E SAfas
Manor PIX. 33S Quaekenbos st. NV.
RANDLE HIGHLANDS = ATTRACTIVE
home on bus line. overlooking city o rooms.
bath p9EShes g i sIassed dat Sm rsdcss ga
Address Box 274-V. Star office
NO CASH PAYMENT REoUIRED--e.
room semi-detached brick house. lS IT.
ave- See and m'n sheridan % st a'a $50 % monthly in.
cludes all payments. Price. SS,45o. MIL
CITY CITY RE BEATTY Co so1 Colorado Bldse
INCOME WITH H0ME-3 APIS. SHOW
so per cent on investment: Mt. Pleasant,
west 10th ST.: modern and in perfect con-
qs s Wu lot se TO tSrs Mae f le sSuoe
fotf couple who want independent irfs
Sssy te few ss nsm' e sa
lcontinusd on Next PaEs.l -
y T. f -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-15
Social and Personal
Mrs. L. B. SoWles Is
Elected President
of B. and P. w. Club

Mrs. l.. B. Sowles was elected presi-
dent Of the Business and Profession.
al Women's club Of this city at the
business meeting held Tuesday eve-
ming at the club rooms. Other Off
GERS named are: Miss Hazel Pearce,
vice president; Mrs. Stella Aaberg,
secretary; and Miss Rose Huber.
treasurer. Mrs. Sowles, the new
president, was reelected vice presi-
dent Of the state federation at the
state convention held recently in
Fargo.
The board Of directors for the club,
which is made up Of tho chairmen Of
The various committees. consists of
the following members: Miss Ger
trude EichOrst. Miss Rita Murphy.
Miss Catherine Mcdonald. Miss Susan
Sheaffer. Mrs. Ellis Mckay, Miss
Bessie Baldwin, and Miss Helen
katen.
Miss Mare IIofe who attended the
state convention held this month in
Fargo, gave a convention report, an
nouncing formally that Miss Mary
Huber has been named y state dele
gate to the national convention which
will be held in Oakland, Calf. in
July.
Miss lIoff presented the vase Of
North Dakota pottery which was
awarded to the Bismarck club by
Mrs. Bess Beatty sherman, presiden,-
of the state federation, as the first
club in the state to get 100 per cent
in the qucstionnaires. The local
club was also reminded by Miss Hoff
that North Dakota was the first
state in the national federation to
get 100 per cent in the questionnaires.
Preceding the business meeting the
local club entertained at q picnic sup
per in the Mandan chautauqua park.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-15
City Sends Young
People to Conference

Misses Margaret Bates, Audrey
Ronrer, Marian Jensen, and Mary
Frances Cave, accompanied by Rev.
Paul s. Wright, are representing Bis
marck at the 1927 Presbyterian
Young Peoples conference which
opened at jamestown Tuesday, and
will be in session until June 20. The
conference is being held on the camp
US Of jamestown college.
DR.. W. r. Hall of Philadelphia, d.
rector Of young peoples work for the
Presbyterian board Of education. is
in charge of the meeting. He is be-
ing assisted by Miss Faith Haines,
Wolf Point, Mont; A. c. Owens, re-
turned missionary; Rev. c. A. Arm
strong, Fargo, secretary Of the North
Dakota council Of religious education.
and Miss Bertha r. Palmer, state
superintendent Of public instruction.
Missions. daily vacation Bible
schools. young neople's society
methods, Bible studies in personal
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-15
Wedding Of Miss
Esther Anderson to
E. Tillemann Occurs

Miss Esther Ande rson, daughter OF
Mrs. G. Anderson of this city. was
married ut 8 o'clock this morning ia
Edward Tillemann Of Mandan. The
ceremony took place at the Lutheran
church parsonage. Rev. l. G. Mons on
reading the service.
Miss Ingrid Anderson attended her
sister as bridesmaid. She wore tan
georgette gown and small tan hat
William Brown of Mandan was the
best man.
The brides gown was Of powder
blue geOrgette. and she wore close
, fitting hat Of the same color straw
Her flowers were pink roses and pink
and white carnations.
Directly after the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs. Tillemann left for a motto,
trip to Minot, Bowbells, and to Mr.
Tillemann's former home at st. Cloud
Mimi. They will be at home in Man.
dan in about two weeks.
Mrs. Tillemann is wearing o navy
blue georeette dress with q tan ha,
and coat for travelling.
The bride, who has made her home
here for some time, has been en-
ployed in the office Of the Wool.
worth comnany. Mr.. Tillemann is
with the Mandan Creamery and Pro
duce company in Mandan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-15
Misses McGruer and
Dakin Are Hostesses
. an-Hellenic Party

Four t.blcs Of bridge were in play
ut the Pam Hellenic party given Mon.
day evening at the Business and Pro.
fessional Women's club rooms. High
score for the games was won by Miss
Genevieve Parsons
Lilacs and snowballs were used
to decorate the rooms, while bouquets
Of the same flowers and taper candles
formed attractive centerpieces for the
tables while a refreshment course was
served. Miss Ethel McGruer and Miss
Doroth" Dakin were hostcsses for
the evening.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-15

work, and other topics are included
in the program for discussion and
study. Rev. p. H. Pollock Of Graf
ton is the director Of the recreation
al periods. Swimming and boating
on the James river are sports Of this
period. IL
Miss HINES and Mr.. Owens are d.
~"ctin" 3he mission courses, while
Rev. Armstrong has charge Of the
course Of study OF the daily vacation
Bible school.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-15
Mrs. F. j. Ward Is
HOnOree at Bridge

Mrs. Milan Ward and Miss Aldyth
Ward entertained Tuesday ut one
O'Clock luncheon in honor Of Mrs. F..
J. Ward, at her home near Bismarck.
The rooms were decorated in bou-
quets of bright colored wild flowers.
with red wild columbine and black
haw predominating. Following the
luncheon four tables of bridge were
in play. Mrs. William A. Falconer
and Mrs<> L. X. Thompson won honors
at cards.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1927-06-15
PRESBYTERIAN AID CIRCLES TO
MEET

The Presbyterian ladies aid will
meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30.
Circle No. will have a picnic sup
per at the home of Mrs. Wilbur
Fields. Circle No. 2 is meeting at
avenue D. with Mrs. L. c. Jones and
K. A. McCord and Ralph Penner will
he hostcsses to Circle No. 4 at the
home Of Mrs. McCord. 2O4 avenue A
The meeting CT No. 8 circle has been
postponed.
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RETURNS HOME

Miss Henrietta Lund of the state
chldren's bureau returned Tuesday
frnm Luck Wis.,, where she has been
visiting relatives for several days.
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HERE FROM STEELE
}. W. Riley and daughter, Veron-
lea, and niece, Miss Erma Cox, are
snending a few days in Bismarck
with friends.
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TO SPEND VACATION
Miss Mildred Rundell left this
morning for Williston where she
will spend two weeks at her home,