The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-09-22
Wakemans Will Spend
Winter in California

j. D. Wakeman pioneer resident Of
Bismarck, left Tuesday morning for
Hollywood, Calf, where he and Mrs.
Wakeman will make their home dur
ing the winter months. He will make
the trip west by motor. Mrs. Wake
man, accompanied by her daughter.
Mrs. Edmund A. Hughes, ITO Avenue
"A West, will leave IN q few days for
California. Mrs. Hughes will spend
about q month on the west coast.
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John, Carl and Henry Danrot, sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Danrot, Sill
Seventh st., left Monday for Fargo
where they will be students at the
North Dakota Agricultural college.
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Miss Dorothy E. Thistlethwaite,
who has spent the summer vacation
with her grandmother, Mrs. Martin
Bourgeois. 100 Avenue B. Will wv
Saturday for Mayville, where she Will
enter the state teachers college.
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Reports Of the annual state 2. =. Q.
convention this summer were given BY
Mrs, Samuel H. Merritt and MISS
Esther Maxwell at a meeting OF Chap
ter N Of the p. E. O. Sisterhood Mon
day evening at the home Of Mrs.. Mer-
rift. 22l Third st.
Miss Nell Byrne, travelling traffic
inspector for the Northwestern Ben
Telephone company, Is on a business
trip to Dickinson this week.
Midshipman Francis Nuessle, who
has spent about a month here as the
guest of his parents, Justice and Mrs.
". l.. Nuessle, TO Second st., Will
leave Wednesday noon for Annapolls
to resume his studies at the U. 8.
Naval academy.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Bonhan, 7l4
Mandan ST., have returned from q
two weeks motor trip IN Minnesota.
They visited the lake region and
Itasca park and took the meth shore
drive along Lake Superior. Return
ing, they stopped at Albert Lea. 1or
q visit with Mrs. Bonharn'S motner,
Mrs. Charles Callahan.
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Miss adelaide Wehlitz. Portland,
Ore, who has been spending the last
three weeks in Williston as the guest
of her sister, Mrs. H. w. Taylor, FORM
erly Of Bismarck, arrived here Mon
day evening. She will make an ex-
tended visit with her sisters. Mrs. r.
J.. Kamplin, 927 Ninth st., and Miss
Isabelle Wehlitz.
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A review Of Alice Foote MacDoug-
alls THE Autobiography Of q Busi-
ness Woman" written by Mrs. p. G.
Bakken, was read by Mrs. g.. F.: Dull
lam at a meeting Of the Monday club
at the home of Mrs. B. E. Jones. Mrs.
Fred Jansonius, club delegate, re-
ported the recent federation nesting
in Fargo. Members answered roll
call by giving current events.
Mrs. H. F. O'Hare, official reporter
for the p. E. o. Record. read her re-
port OF the annual convention at FL
lendale, at the first fall meeting OF
Chapter F Of the p. E. O. 6isterhood
held Monday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. C.. L. Young, 220 Avenue B
West. A discussion Of current events
was a feature Of the program.
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For her daughter Jean. who was OBJ
serving her 18th birthday anniversary,
Mrs. T. ]. Lee, 514 First st., enter
tanned a group Of 16 boys and girls at
a party Monday evening. Games and
contests were held and prizes went to
Patricia LaRue, Charles Fossur1 and
Virginia Patzman. Appointments In
pink and white were used for the re-
freshment table, which was further
ornamented with q large birthday
cake.
Mrs. j. E. Davis, 1871 Eighth St.,
Mrs. Florence Davis, 1929 Seventh St.
and Mrs. A. w. Mclean, Mandan, re-
turned Monday evening from Fargo
They attended the sessions OF the
North Dakota Federation of Women's
clubs. Later Mrs. J. E. Davis visited
in Minneapolis and Mrs. Florence
Davis went to Wahpeton to spend the
weekend with her niece, Mrs. w. Ma
Lauder. Mrs. Florence Davis wa
elected secretary-treasure Of the Elk
Officers club. organization for past
state officers, during the convention.