The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-06-05
Mrs. Gagner Gives
Party for Daughter

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was celebrating her second birthday
anniversary, Mrs. w. F. Gagncr en-
tertained q number of children and
their mothers. Saturday afternoon at
an informal party.
The rooms were decorated with
lilacs. and for the course luncheon
served at the close Of the afternoon,
q birthday cake centered the table
and favorS carried out the lavender
color note. There were 20 guests.
Bruce Murphy arrived yesterday
from Grand Forks, where he has been
attending the University of North
Dakota, to visit for q few days with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. B. Muir
ply. He will return to the university
for the commencement exercises next
week at which time he will be grad
uated from the school of commerce.
Immediately after commencement,
Me Murphy will leave for Yale Uni
vecUity, New Haven, Conn, where he
will attend the summer session Of the
Yale Law school.
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st. Mary's Circle will hold q bridge
party Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Dan Mcdonald. south of
Bismarck, beginning at 2:30. Hos
tesses will be Mrs. Mcdonald, Mrs.
Fred Wilhelm and Mrs. John Homan.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
members and their friends. Ladies
who have no way to 60 out, and those
who will have room in their cars for
others, will please notify Mrs. Frank
Andrist. Cars are to be at st. Mary's
school at 2:l5.
Mrs. Hugo Solberg and Mrs. c. A.
johnson entertained yesterday at the
Solberg home. complimentary to Mrs.
August Carlson. 1t being Mrs. Carl
sons birthday anniversary. The time
was spent informally, and q two
course luncheon served at the close Of
the afternoon. Mrs. Carlson was the
recipient Of several beautiful gifts.
onc Of which was an immense bou-
quet OF home grown flowers, the gift
Of Mrs. Alfred Carlson.
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Mrs. Ernest Bulge and three chill
dren, accompanied by Mrs. Budge's
father, Henry Wipperman, who ar
rived yesterday morning. motored to
Hankinson yesterday. Mrs. Bulge
and the children will spend the sum-
mer there with her parents. and will
later 60 to Washington, D. c., to Join
Mr. Bulge.
Members Of the Bismarck Garden
club are to visit the y. s. Great
Plains Field Station at Mandan this
evening. and will be taken through
the gardens by Thomas Killand. Cars
will be :: che Association of Com
Ynerce rooms at $50 to Gas, and
transportation will be provided for
those who do not have cars.
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The various divisions Of the Ladies
Aid society Of the McCabe Methodist
church Will meet Thursday afternoon
1t 3 o'clock - follows: Division No.
! with Mrs. John A. Larson. Sl2 Sixth
street: Division No. : with Mrs. N.
Gilroy, $40 Fifth street; and Division
No. ! with Mrs. 8. J. King. 4o4 First
street.
=. v. Lair and son Edward left
this Aorning b. cor for Waterloo.
Iowa. Tor . short visit with Mr.. Lahr's
father, v. Lahr. On their return
they Will Be accompanied by Mr..
Lahris daughter, Miss Marlys Lahr,
who has been attending Manchester
college IN st. Paul. u.
MI. and Mrs. John n. Olson and
daughter Grace Marie left Sunday By
car for Devils Lake. where they will
attend the annual convention Of Odd
Fellows and the Rebekah assembly
being held there this week. They Wis
tied friends In Minot en- route.
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Mrs. George salverson and six
children, Halliday. who have been
Waking . short stay IN the city. left
this morning for New York city to
Join MI. salverson and make their
home In that city.