The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-11-02
Social QndPe1sOnQ

Roosevelt Cabin Has
Successful Season
D. A. r. Report Shows
A report on the Roosevelt Cabin,
which is the major project Of Minis
hosl1e Chapter, Daughters Of the
American Revolution. was given b.
Mrs Fred L. Conklin, chairman Of
the Roosevelt cabin committee, at
the meeting of the chapter yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arthur
v. Sorenson, SIS Fifth street. with
Mrs. Sorenson, Mrs. p. c. Bakken and
Mrs. L. p. Warren as h~ostesses.
Recent additions to the furnishing
of the cabin. said Mrs. Conklin, were
a favorite rifle Of Theodore Roose-
welt, sent by his son Kermit; and a
number Of pictures from the Roose-
welt association Of New York City. A
painted tray containing a picture OF
the famous Rough Rider" was re-
ceived this week. and will be OF dis
play next summer. according to Mrs.
Conklin. The tray. which was loaned
by the Frederick Shultz children OF
Logan county. Mrs. N. F. Wiffel. Mrs.
F.. A. Engleman. and Mrs. W. w.
Barr. carries the following notation:
Theodore Roosevelt delivered his adj
dress by supporting himself on a tele-
graph pole. while a North Dakota
dust storm ragged. The barbecue6 OK
becoming more tender. was served to
the trusty pioneers, with no Eigh-
appreciation Of the speech and the
barbecue The incident took place
during the Mckinley Roosevelt cam
paign of 1895.
The past year has been a part!cu-
larly successful one for the cabin,
both in regard to the number Of peo-
Pile visiting the cabin and i'll inn
provements. The garden Of native
North Dakota plants about the cabin
now contains about $50 varieties OF
wild flowers. and includes many OF
the choicest and rarest plants. About
"A varieties Of shrubs are to be found
in tho garden. 9 different kinds Of
trees. and Z different vines. Muci,
OF the credit for the garden is due
Mrs. Fannie M. Heath Of Grand
Forks, herself a D. A. r.. who has
devoted many weeks of her time to
cultivation Of the garden.
Mention was also made Of the
significance Of Navy Day, the local
chapter taking this opportunity tc
voice their approval of an armament
policy which will provide for an sdc-
uuate navy. which plan is favored BY
the D. A. r. chapters throughout tho
United States.
The meeting was preceded by 2
luncheon, and appointments in keep
ing with the autumn season were
used.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Chencry, James.
town. who vas the guest of Mrs. r
D. I1Oskins, was a visitor.
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Mrs. Jennie NJ. Chenery. James
town, who has been the guest of Mrs
II. D. Hoskins. 904 Fourth street, fol
the past two weeks. left today for hel
home. Complimentary to Mrs. Chen
cry. who is a past grand matron o.
the Eastern Star. Mrs. Ho5lsins en-
tertained the members Of the Pas,
Matrons club Thursday afternoon
The time was passed informally.
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Mrs. Fra Pyle left this morning
for her home III Cedar Rapids. Iowa
after spending several days viii
her sister. Mrs. l.. E. Lee, Of Falkirk
Mrs. Lee is making an extended sta.
in the city { lring the serious illness
of her husband who was injured in
fall recently. and who is q patient a
q local hospital.
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DR.. and Mrs. r. L. Bork and daugh
ter Coyajean arrived last evening
from Ray. N. D., to spend the week
end at the home OF Mrs. Bork's par
ents, MI. and Mrs. Charles Staley. 70
Sixth street.
Hiss Adclinc Kahl left this morn
Inc for her home III Jamestown cite
spending the past week as the gucs
OF her sister. Mrs. G. F. Strutz. ant
her niece, Mrs. Ira Hcrzbcrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Mossman, For
Yates. are spending several days il
Bismarck. Mr.. Mossnan is the In
dlsn agent at Fort Yates.
$50
Dr. and Mrs. E. ]. Larson. Under
wood. are the guests of friends in Bis
marck. en- route to their homo ate
a visit in Chico go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Draper. Brain
crd. Mimi. former Bismarck resi-
cents. spent Friday In the city visit
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Wilson and Mr.
c. w. Poe. Washburn, were CUES!
Yesterday at the home OF Mrs. !
Robinson, 1905 Fifth street.
Members Of Chapter N. of the p.
O. sistcrhood, will hold a Dime
meeting Monday evening at s o'cloc
at the Patterson hotel.
MRS. Frank Cave, 5lO Avenue J
will entertain the members Of chapte
r. Of The P. E. Q. sisterhood Moh0a
al. cynoon at 3 o'clock.
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Mrs. J. B. Smith. COS Fifth stree
will be hostess to the members OF tn
Wcmen's club Monday evening AZ
o'clock.
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Morris Jacobson, Sims, N. D.. ha
arrived for q visit with his siste'
Miss ITALIA Jacobson.
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