The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-04
Bismarck Women Provide
Homelike Club Rooms for
, c. NJ. T. C..

=. NJ. i. T..
Excluding the mess hall, the most
popular building at the Citizens
Military Training camp at Fort Lin
coin is the Hostess house.
It was furnished through the kind
ness Of the Burleigh county Red
Cross and presided over by Mrs. C.
NJ. Lucie, wife of Sgt. Lucie. Dona-
tions and loans from various organ
izations, business houses, and pri-
vate homes in Bismarck have made
the house attractive.s
Window boxes filled with CHEEKY
flowers grace the hostess house
porch. A long. sunny xoom beyond
the screen door invites the boys Of
the camp to recreation of various
sorts. The house has been provided
with q piano, victrola, magazines,
and games for the boys entertain
ment, and the post exchange has
furnished the wire book shelves.
The recreation room is IS feet
long and Is feet wide. Windows lire
the south wall, curtained with black
Indian head stenciled in orange.
Orange and black japanese lanterns
lend the electric lights a cosier glow,
while floor lamps with vari-colored
shades are stationed here and there
behind an easy chair or sofa. The
walls and woodwork are of cream
and Chinese green.
A large fireplace at either end OF
the long room is thanked by comfort
able chairs with magazines within
easy reach. Fresh flowers are pro-
vided each day FROM Bismarck gar
dens.
Mrs. Lucie is in charge of the
hostess house between the hours OF
2 and 10 p. m, Private Palm being
host during the morning hours.
C. NJ. T. C. officers and men have
expressed their gratitude for their
attractive recreation rooms to the
local Red Cross.
Mrs. George NJ. Register and
daughter Beatrice have returned
from the west coast, where they
have been spending some time. They
were guests of friends in Seattle.
Portland, and Eugene, returning on
the Canadian Pacific via Vancouver.
Mrs. H. G. Groves and Miss Char
lotte Groves left this morning for
the latter's home in Lakota. Miss
Groves has been spending two weeks
in Bismarck with her brother and
sister in-law. Mrs. Groves will visit
Lakota for . few days.
Miss Madeline Rue is a guest 1t
the j. j. Rue home today. en- route
to Minneapolis from her home in
Baldwin. where she has been spend
ing months vacation. Miss Rue is
. student nurse at the University Of
Minnesota.
Miss Mary Schlinker Of the Bank
Sf North Dakota left Bismarck this
morning for Judd, N. D., where she
will spend week with her parents.
Later Miss Schlinker will 60 to the
lakes in Minnesota for another week
Or more.
The Misses Helen Mcdonald and
Christine Jundt Of Bismarck and
Miss Grace Timmers Of Aurora, ILL.,,
who is the guest of Miss Mcdonald,
have gone to Yellowstone National
Park, where they will spend two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Obert Olson and daughter,
Auverne. have returned from an ex-
tended trip in Minnesota. They
were the guests Of Mrs. Olson's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. p. Gibson, in
St. Paul, and of Mr.. Olson's mother,
Mrs. H. Olson. in Rochester.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. C. Peltier had as
their guests yesterday Mr.. and Mrs.
R. E. Bahmier Of Valley City, who
are en- route to Yellowstone National
Park. Mrs. Bahmier was formerly
Miss Nellie Walton of Minot.
Miss Madeline Cordner will &C.
company Miss Marian Jensen to
Dickinson this evening, where they
will be the guests of the latter's sis
ter, Miss Gwendolyn Jensen.
Mrs. Fred Helmsworth Of James
town, sister-in-law of Mrs. Harold
Griffith Of this city, has entered the
Bismarck hospital for medical atten-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aughney and
Miss Hazel Shorely will leave to-
morrow on . motor trip to Glendive,
Mont, and points west. They will
Be away about two weeks.
Miss Frances Wanner Of the Prov
ident Life Insurance company has
gone to velva where she vii spend
two weeks vacation 1t the z. II.
Truax home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cave and
family left for South Dakota this
morning to visit relatives and
friends ct Mitchell and Huron.
Miss Elizabeth Rasch viii return
this evening from her home in New
Salem, where she has been spending
two weeks vacation
Miss Lillian Anderson, student
nurse at the Bismarck hospital. is
confined to her room on account Of
illness.
St. Georges evening guild will
meet Monday evening ct the homo Of
1rS. +. N. Orchard, 112 Avenue D
west.
Capt and Mr.. Kupfer, who are
stationed permanently At Fort Lin
colns arrived ct the fort this week.
Rev. John Moranee and daughter
Edith will motor 70 Minot today On
= two-day business trip.
Miss Nadine Noon Of Wilton un-
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