The Bismarck tribune., 1929-04-30
First Afghans Reach
Fargo Vets Hospital

Mrs. James Morris. Bismarck, state
rehabilitation chairman. announces
that the first shipment Of afghans
for the new Veterans hospital at
Fargo. went forward this week. Tho
lot included about forty knitted COM
forters, made by units in different
parts Of the state.
With the afghans went a large
number of small comfy articles being
prepared by the various districts.
From the first district tray cloths,
sanitary pillows and cases are coming,
from the second flat pillows and
covers for chair seats and wash
cloths, and from the third bedside
bags and water pitcher covers.
Miss Mary Culbertson, chief nurse,
is receiving the articles and Mrs. l..
w. Hamm. Fargo. official Auxiliary
hostess, is planning the furnishings
Of the recreation room. for which
curtains are being made this week.
It Is expected that there will be An
afghan and other articles ready for
each Of the 56 beds in the new hos
pital when 1t opens some time late
in June, Mrs. Morris says. and that
the recreation room will be complete
| ly fitted up for the formal opening
which may be some time earlier.
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The Cosmos club held its regular
business meeting, followed by social
hour, last evening at the home Of
Mrs. Seymour H. Cook. At the busi-
ness session plans for the coming
year were considered, and Miss Helen
Katen was elc ted delegate to the
eighth district convention OF the
North Dakota Federation Of Women's
clubs at Turtle Lake. May ., 10. Re-
freshments were served at the close
Of the evening.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Ulmen and
family left yesterday by Car for Holly
wood. Calf. where they plan to make
their home. Mr.. Ulmen will be asso.
ciated with his brother In q cookie
manufacturing establishment. Ht
formerly was q salesman with the
Capital City Bottling works, and thu
family has resided here for number
of years. Mrs. Ulmen is daughter
Of Mrs. Pat Tobin, Mandan.
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Members Of the Four Leaf Glover
club met last evening at the Business
and Professional Women's club rooms
AT the close Of the business session
| Mrs. Alfred Zuger. organizer Of tn
group, presented paper on "Romai
| Myths and Legends" Later the hos
tess. Mildred Guam, took the clul
members to Hoffman's cafe where
/ luncheon was served.
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The engagement Of Miss Haze
; Lambe. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
: H. Lambe, Grand Forks, and g. Orri'
Burnett, Bismarck, son Of Mr.. and Mr
sam Burnett, Grand Forks, was an
. uounced at q part given Friday evenin
/ Ct Grand Forks BY Mrs. Lambe. Th
wedding viii take place May IS. ~
Burnett Is employed in the sales de
Y partment Of tie international Hal
Y vester couapan.:' here.
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Lieut.. and Mrs. Carl E. Anderson
o Fort Smelling, are guests Of Lieu
n Anderson's brother and sister-in-lav
; Captain and Mrs. g. A. NJ. Anderson
Fort Lincoln. Lieut.. and Mrs. AZ
derson are on their way to PanaM
# where they will be stationed. o.
Il plan to leave for the south on Thur'
g day.
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The Lutheran Mems club will no
,e 4 dinner meeting Wednesday eyenil
re at 6 o'clock ct the Grand Pacific j!
d tel, Judge A. NJ. Christienson Will
the speaker Of the evening.
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Is Mrs. r. o. Robertson, McClusky,
ID spending the week here st the hon
is. 81 her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rooe
Is pctron. A6rs. Robertson vas Nj
Marie petron before her marriage.
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