The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-10
Mrs. A. Hedstrom, Bismarck,
Department President, to
Preside at Meeting

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Mrs. Albin Hedstrom, president of
the North Dakota department,
Daughters of Union Veterans Of the
Civil war, and Mrs. A. L. Sandin, de-
partment secretary, and president of
the Tirzah Ann Barclay tent here, will
leave Thursday for Valley City, to at
tend the third annual convention of
the order, which opens Friday norm
ing for a two-day session. The meet
ing will be held in connection with
the Wemen's Relief Corps conven-
ton and the G. A. r. encampment,
doth of which will open wednesday
morning and be concluded the follow
ing day.
Other Bismarck who will at
tend are Mrs. Ray Fuller, Mrs. Mar
garet Moriarty, Mrs. Earle Scharn-
oHski and Miss Ruth Hedstrom. Mrs.
Moriarty and Mrs. Fuller will be
delegates to the Women's Relief Corps
meeting, and will leave for Valley
City tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Grace S. Hurd, StanWood.
Wash, national resident OF the D.
U. ", will be present for the entire
meeting. She will address the con-
vention Friday afternoon, and will as
sist in installing the new officers at
the Saturday morning session.
Past department presidents will be
honored when the convention opens
Friday, and the department chaplain,
" Mrs. Ella B. Snyder, Fargo. Will con-
duct a memorial service. The annual
father and daughter banquet will be
held at noon in the Rudolf cafe.
Following the address OF the ma
tional resident, the remainder OF the
afternoon will be given over to re-
ports of committees and a review OF
the national convention, and the
jamestown tent will give an exemp-
LITIGATION of the ritualistic work. The
entire Saturday session will be taken
up with routine business n the in
stallation Of officers.
The greetings and reception COM
} mittee is composed of Mrs. Clara H.
Hageman, Fargo; Mrs. Fannie A.
Walker, Minot; and Mrs. Bertha Burt,
jamestown.
Mrs. Sandin, Bismarck, heads the
credentials committee, and other
members of which Mrs. Mary Bing-
ham, Fargo, and Mrs. Lena Smutzler,
jamestown.
Other convention committees are,
fathers and daughters: Mrs. Ann L.
Nichels, Fargo, Mrs. Irene Wallace,
Jamestown, and Mrs. Irene Scharn-
owski, Bismarck; officers reports:
Mrs. Lulu Kennard, Fargo; Mrs. Ada
Ramsey, Minot; and Mrs. Anna Full
Ter, Bismarck; and resolutions: Mrs.
Bertha Anderson, Minot; Mrs. Frances
Eutts, jamestown; and Mrs. Alice
Lincoln, Fargo.
Department officers serving with
Mrs. Hedstrom, president, are Mrs.
Bertha Burt, Jamestown. senior vice.
president; Mrs. Nichels, Fargo, junior
vice president; Mrs. Snyder, Fargo,
chaplain; Mrs. Helen B. Woodward,
Minot, chaplain; Mrs. Elvina E. Por-
ter, Bismarck, inspector and Mrs.
Emma v. Virgin, futile, patriotic in
structor;; Mrs. Walker and Mrs. An
derson, Minot, and Mrs. Nellie Pres
ton, Bismarck, are members of the
D. U. v. council.
Mrs. Matte NortZ, Devils Lake, will
preside over the Women'S Relief ses-
sions when they open tomorrow NORM
ing, and r. D. Bagley, Minot, depart
nlent commander, will be in the chair
when the G. A. R. convention begins
the same morning.
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To celebrate the fifth birthday an
Eiversary Of her daughter Alice May,
Mrs. II. Patterson entertained 10 chill
dTen at a party Saturday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. A. Wyciskala,
424 Fourteenth street. The time was
spent with games. Prizes were wOn
by Magdalene Schneider and Jackie
Paul. A lighted birthday cake cen
tered the table when refreshments
were served. Decorations in pink and
yellow were used.
Miss Catherine Alfonte, who has
been attending the University of
North Dakota, Grand Forks, returned
Sunday to join her mother, Mrs.
William A. Alfonte, Fort Lincoln.
Mrs. Alfonte and family plan to leave
this week for the west. where for a
time they will be with Colonel Al
fonte, who is stationed at San Fran
cisco.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Russell A. Young and
daughters. Beverly and Shirley.
100 Rosser avenue. have returned
from Fargo. where they spent the
Weekend. while Mr.. Young was at
tending an executive board meeting
of the state federation Of labor Mr..
Young is first vice president Of the
federation.
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Mrs. w. j. Bell and Miss Marjorie
Bell, Casselton. and Clayton Bell,
Portland, Ore. left yesterday by mo-
tor for Casselton after visiting Sum-
Gay at the home of Mrs. Zoe Sprake,
408ia Main avenue.
Mrs. Edward B. Cox, COZ West
Thayer avenue, is spending several
days in Minot as the guest of her
parents, Dr.. and Mrs. George A. Nc
Farland.