The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-06-11
Miss Rita Murphy to
Spend Summer Abroad

Miss Rita Murphy, English teacher
at the Bismarck high school. will sail
June 10 on the S. 8. "Montrose"
from Montreal for a two months
Mediterranean cruise. She left today
for Chicago. and will visit there and
at Niagara Falls and Toronto before
she sails.
Upon arriving at Havre, France,
Miss Murphy will spend a week In
Paris, and will go from there to Mar
sailles to take a Mediterranean boat
for Athens, Constantinople and Smyr-
ma. Her try will take her to the
islands Of Rhodes, Cypress, and later
to the Holy Land and Egypt. She will
sail from Alexandria for Naples, and
she will stop at Rome, Florence and
Venice in Italy, and in Switzerland
before going to Oberammergua, Ba-
varia. for the Passion play.
Following a short stay on the con-
tinent she will sail from Liverpool
August %, on the Duchess Of At
holl". returning to Bismarck in time
for the opening of school.
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Mrs. w. A. Alfonte, accompanied by
her daughters Catherine and Helen
and her son William Jr., left Fort Lin
coin this morning by motor for Cali
fornia. They will spend several days
in Yellowstone park and will stop In
Salt Lake City and San Francisco en-
route to San Rafael, Calf, where they
will make their future home. Colonel
Alfonte, formerly commandant at Fort
Lincoln, is in charge OF troops on
transports between San Francisco and
the Orient, and will join his family
for a part of the summer. Many social
affairs have been given in honor OF
Mrs. Alfonte during the last month
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Reports of the recent state collven-
ton at Devils Lake were given by
Mrs. Ray v. Stair and Miss Lillian
Cook, delegates, and several other
members of the club. at the June
business meeting of the Business and
Professional Women's club last eve
ming. A picnic supper on the porch
at the Bismarck hospital nurses
home preceded the meeting. It was
decided 70 hold an outdoor picnic
sometime early next month, a. the
closing event for the season. Mrs.
Stair and Mrs. George McCay com
posed the committee in charge.
In honor Of Mrs. M. H. ~Snellenberg-
err, 312 Park street, who Is leaving
soon to make her home in Flasher,
the ladies Of the fourth division OF
the Methodist Ladies Aid held q fare
we'll party Monday evening at the
home of Mrs. Ida Schroeder. 307 West
Rosser avenue. The time was passed
socially with music. Mrs. 6nellen-
berger was presented with q gift from
the group.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Butler, daughter
Elizabeth and son Paul have returned
to Bismarck from Denver. Colo.
where Mrs. Butler and family have
been making their home for some
time. Mr. Butler went to Denver sew
eral weeks ago. to be present for the
graduation of Miss Elizabeth from the
University Of Denver, and his sons
graduation from South Denver high
school.
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George s. Register and sister, Miss
Beatrice Register, 1017 Fifth street,
and O. w. Kolberg motored to James
town yesterday, where they will at
tend the commencement exercises at
Jamestown college today. They were
accompanied by Mrs. F.. H. Waldo,
who will also remain for the gradua-
ton services. All are alumni Of the
college.
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Mrs. w. G. Childs, who, with her
daughter Ethel, has been spending
several months in Phoenix, Ariz., has
returned to Bismarck to join Mr.
Childs and make their home here
Miss Ethel Childs is remaining In
Minneapolis for the present and will
later join her parents here.
Miss Grace Livdahl has returned to
Bismarck from Moorhead, where she