The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-08-11
Social and Personal
500 People Visit
Beautiful Display
of Native Flowers

Beautiful Display
of Native Flowers
A garden that would delight the
most fastidious Of gods has sprung
up over night on Main avenue Of Bis
marck.
It is the scene of the fifth annual
flower show, which the Garden club
is sponsoring this weekend. Lac
quered screens, gay porch furniture
and baskets Of every size and shape
set the stage.
The flowers are Of the most beau
tiful of numerous varieties. Touched
by the glory of the late summer sun,
they are richer in color and sturdi-
ness than those Of earlier in the
season.
Cladioli seem to lead in quantity.
Many Of the single blooms are in
tall graceful vases, while groups OF
the lovely "glads" are arranged in
baskets with the most artistic pre-
rision.
Dahlias, sweet peas, exhibits OF
ANNALS and peren-;~' If thou
sand different kinds and colors,
bloom in this beautiful show garden.
In the center of the garden is q
lily pond. Lilies browse in the cool
water, surrounded by square OF
velvet lawn.
Above the canarles and
love birds bill and COO and trill in
their bright yellow cages, adding a
symphony Of song to the color SYM
bhony of the blooms.
More than 500 people visited the
show Friday afternoon and evening,
and this afternoons crowd promised
mother busy day. Awards for the
winning blooms will be announced
Monday.
Mrs. H. J. Duemeland is chairman
IF the flower show, which is being
sponsored by the Bismarck Garden
club. Assisting Mrs. Duemeland are
Mrs. E. H. Morris, Mrs. Peter Anton,
Mrs. C. w. Schoregge, Mrs. w. II
Bodenstab, Burt Finney. and r. W.
Herbert.
DR.. and Mrs. p. Merritt and
daughter, Genevra, of Kenmare
have returned home after visiting
here as guests Of Mrs. Merritt
brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Robert Webb.
Mrs. w. H. Webb of Bismarcl
. and daughter, Miss Alice Webb Q.
Pasadena, Calf, left Thursday fol
lake Melissa, Mimi, where they viii
spend some time at the Webb sum
mer home.
Mrs. Eldon Anderson and littl'
IN, Loren Eldon, and her mother
Mrs. Mary Everson, left Frida!
for River Falls, Wis, where the!
will spend six weeks with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. King an.
daughter, Miss Madge King, LEI
Friday for Valley City and James
town where they will spend tn
weekend with relatives and friends
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Rosen have a
their house guest Mrs. Rosen's sis
ter. Mrs. William Rosenweig an
SON Of Minneapolis. They will spen
several weeks in Bismarck.
Franz Walz, who has spent tn
summer at his home in Weyburr
Sask.. has returned to Bismarc
where he will attend school thi
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. o. Bailey an
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Robel
Byrne and family left Friday for
vacation trip to Yellowstone Park.
Miss Marie Jacobson returne
this week from Z two weeks vacl
ton spent with friends at d.
Moines, Boone and Breda, Iowa.
Mrs. B. NJ. Russell and childre
returned today from Rocheste
Mimi, where they have been visi
ng relatives for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Mann n
little daughter, Betty 10, of Va
Hook are visiting relatives bel
this weekend.
Miss Isabelle Bigot Of Portlan
Ore, is the guest Of her brothey-il
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Gill
Personius.
Miss Cecile Bernard of Milban
S. D., will come to Bismarck tn
evening to be the guest OF Mi
Frances Phelan.
Milford Dresbach is spending Il
weekend with friends in Grar
Forks.
The members Of B. I. C. will me
Monday afternoon at the home
Mrs. A. w. Snow, oil Elgh'
street.
J. n. Wishek, Max A. Wish
and Paul ]. Wishek Of Ashley we
business callers here Thursday.
Mrs. Alba Clothier Of Bismar'
Is visiting ct Medina as guest
Mr.. and Mrs. Noel Clothier.
Mrs. C. r. Ankram Of Drisct
spent Wednesday in Bismarck viii
transacting business.
A. T. Faber spent several do.
in Jamestown this week VIII
stransacting business.
Mrs. w. T. Croswell OF Vail
City 10 visiting friends in Bismar'
this weekend.
Hnplaahnld Helms