The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-17
Miss Freeman HonOred
BY Mr.-Mrs. Dickinson

by Mr.-MrS. dickinson
Complimentary to Miss Louise
Freeman, special travelling nurse Of
the Indian service. 6upt. and Nrs
G. B. Dickinson Of the Indian school
entertained Monday evening.
Novel and artistic were the decora-
tions Of Filipino handwork, and
the collection Of Indian curios, bead
work, basketry and leather work used
throughout the rooms.
During the course OF the evening
Miss Freeman was called upon for an
impromptu talk, and she gave 2 few
personal experiences Of her years IN
4 the North Woods Of Wisconsin, where
we still find today some Of the worlds
most primitive and backward Indians.
A group Of duets including Across
the Still Lagoon and some Tuscan
folk songs were given by Mrs. Her
man Scheffer and Miss Dency Dick
inson, and Miss Dickinson also
favored the guests with several solos.
Madame Scheffer sang q group Of
French ballads and some negro min
strels.
Refreshments were served at the
close Of the evening by Mrs. Dickin-
son assisted by Miss Clark and Mrs.
Luellyn.
There were 30 guests.
4 Miss Roealind Brown. daughter of
Warden and Mrs. George K. Brown,
had as her guests over the weekend
Miss Gladys Smith, Dickinson, and
Miss Helen Dolvig, Gladstone. Miss
Smith returned to her home Monday,
and Miss Dolvig will leave for Glad
stone tomorrow.
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st. Mary's Circle will hold their
regular meeting at 2:30 Thursday aft
ernoon at st. Mary's school auditor
jum. Cards will provide diversion for
part Of the afternoon. Hostesses
will be Mines. w. e. Breen, Paul Ger
vinsli. Anton Wyciskala and Francis
JaSzkowiak.
George K. Brown, warden at the
state penitentiary, and his brother
william Brown, Dickinson, are ex-
pected to return today from Perham,
Minn., where they attended the fun
eral Of their brother -in-law, John
Hauk, held there yesterday.
Mrs. G. B. Moore will entertain the
Salvation Army Home League at 2:30
Thursday afternoon at her home, 217
South Third street. She will be as
sisted by her daughter, Mrs. E. s.
Baty.
The local court Of the Catholic
Daughters Of America will hold q
party for mothers Monday evening at
St. Mary'S auditorium. All members
are asked to bring either their moth
ers or some other guest.
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Miss Roberta Burr, daughter Of
fkNe A. G. Burr, who attends James,
town college, was named tennis man
ager Of the "A" club, girls athletic
organization Of the college, ct q meet
Ing last week.
Members Of the Guild Of st.
Georges Episcopal church win hold
. rummage sale Saturday in the par
ish house on Third street. The sale
will continue throughout the day.
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Miss Ella Leathers, Mckenzie, who
attends jamestown college, Is taking
one OF the roles in the opera, MAR
tna," to be presented at the college
the, latter part Of the month.
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Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Peterson recent.
" returned from Appleton. Mimi.
where they attended the funeral of
Mr.. PedersonS mother. Mrs. A. z.
Peterson.
The Mission Circle Of the First
Baptist church will meet at 8 O'Clock
Thursday afternoon at the home 81
Mrs. J. O. varney, 408 Second street.
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Mr.. and MrA w. e. Kufel, who have
been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil |
Mardt tor few days, left this morn
Ing for their home ct Virginia, MINI.
Mrs Harry A. Jones and daughters
Marjorie and Doris left today tor
Newark, N. J.. for . visit with Mrs. !
J. 2. Martin. mother Of Mrs. Jones.
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The Fourth Division of the Ladies'
AID society Of the Presbyterian |
church Will meet Thursday afternoon |
n the church parloEs.
The Episcopal ladies' win
hold : rllmmage sale Saturday
= the parish house on Third
street.