The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-08-30
Recent Bride Is
rendered Showers

street, entertained last evening at q
linen shower for Mrs. Mark Whiting,
formerly Miss Gladys Won Hagen. .
bride of this month.
Bridge was played at three tables
the evening, and later a
luncheon was served.
Guests from out of town were Miss
Eleanor Mann and Miss Rosetta Ruch,
both Of Dickinson.
Mrs. Whiting was also rendered a
by the office force Of the
department at the Bank
of North Dakota, where she has been
employed. The time "a passed In
formally, and Mrs. Whiting received
4 gift from the group.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whiting plan to leave
Bismarck Monday for Glendale.
where they expect to make
their future home.
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Miss Evelyn jacobson, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. o. s. jacobson. 1912
Avenue D, will leave the first Of the
week for Sioux Falls. s. D., to con-
tinue her studies at Sioux Falls COL
lege. which opens September 8. Miss
jacobson, who was last year named
the most representative girl at the
college. in a contest sponsored by
THE Sioux Brave" college yearbook,
has been elected to a number of Of
fices in the various organizations at
the school. among them secretary of
the PIX club. and treasurer Of the
Woman'S Athletic association. She
has been active in every field Of
school endeavor. and holds a ''pur-
pie feature" one of the highest hon
ors conferred by the school for ex-
ira -curricular activity. Miss Jacob
son is serving as president of the
Baptist Young Peoples Union of the
City Temple Baptist church, Sioux
Falls. During the summer she has
taught at Baptist assemblies in sev-
eral places in this state.
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Miss Dorothy Kennedy. daughter
of Mrs. L. M. Olson, was hostess at
a picnic dinner yesterday afternoon
for Misses Mary Sherrin and Boots
Schyde, Underwood. who are visiting
in the city. The dinner was served
at the Boy Scout cabin near the city,
and later games were enjoyed. The
latter part of the afternoon was spent
In playing bridge at the Olson home,
and the score prize went to Lois
Ulsrud.
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The Misses Rose and Ruth Davis
were hostesses at a bridge party
Thursday evening at the Davis home,
3l9 Mandan street, for their sister.
Miss Ann Davis, Chicago, who Is here
for a visit. Honors in the card
games went to Miss Caroline Ma
covos, and there were favors for the
guest of honor and also for Miss
Emma Zvorist. New York city. The
rooms and tables were prettily dec
Grated with garden flowers.
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Mrs. e. ]. Hcising entertained a
company of women at a bridge dinner
Thursday evening at her home, l22
Avenue G West. Places were laid for
IL at tables centered with bouquets
of garden flowers. Honors in the
card games during the evening were
held by Mrs. John Fleck and Mrs. e.
M. Hendricks. Among the guests
were Mrs. Harold Hopton, Winnipeg,
and Miss Caroline Lakin, Colorado
Springs.
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nno,,rrovoo ant hac .hAA~ ~aoAA ~
the marriage Monday at Langdon OF
Miss Jennie L. Kelland and Edward
j. Franta, both Of Langdon. MI.
Franta, a graduate Of the University
Of North Dakota, Grand Forks, is
managing editor OF the Langdon Re-
publican. Mrs. Franta has been an
instructor in the high schools at
Garrison and Kenmare since her
graduation from Jamestown cillege.
Mrs. H. H. Noyes, wife Of Captain
Noyes. Fort Lincoln. and daughter
Miss Olga Moves, left yesterday for
Corning, N. Y. where they will visit
Mrs. Moves mother. Later they will
go to New York. where Miss Noyes
will enter the New York Art school,
and Mrs. Noyes will go from there to
Camp Holabird, Md, to join Captain
Noyes. who has been transferred to
the Maryland post.
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Mrs. J.. M. Bedwell entertained the
members of the Just-a-Mere bridge
club last evening at her home. 612
Third street, in honor Of Mrs. l.. G.
Coffman, who is leaving soon to make
her home in Duluth. The affair was
in the nature of a handkerchief
shower. Honors in the card games
during the evening were held by Mrs.
H. r. Skaar and Mrs. P. J. Parsnick.
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Miss Alice B. Johnson, who has
spent her summer vacation in Bis
marck at the home Of her brother in
law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. p. J.
Engeseth, 800 Washington street,
will leave this evening for st. Paul,
Mimi. to begin her duties as instruc-
tor in literature at the Jackson school.
Miss johnson Is the daughter Of John
A. johnson, pioneer Burleigh county
resident.
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Dr.. ana Mrs. F. 3. Strauss, daugh-
ter Cora Marie, and sons Ernest and
Fred, have returned to their home. 223
First street, from Frankford, Mich,
where they were summoned about two
weeks ago by the death Of Edward
Ball, father Of Mrs. Strauss. En-
route to Bismarck the Strauss family
stopped at Spicer, Mimi. where they
closed their cottage on Green Lake.
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Miss Louise Huber, who has been
spending the summer here at the
Huber home, 300 Second street south,
left last evening for Carhn. New. She
will take up her duties as head Of the
commercial department of the Car
lin high school. Miss Huber will Wis
1t friends at Butte, Mont, and at
Ogden. Utah. On her way to Carltn.
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