The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-06-20
y. C. T. and Families to
Picnic at Wildwood

Travellers, the U. G. T. Auxiliary, and
their families will hold a picnic Sun.
day at Wildwood, four miles east OF
Bismarck, according to officers who
are planning the affair.
A kittenball game and other sports
for both adults and children arc
planned for the afternoon. Ice cream
and pop will be served in addition to
the picnic dinner, it was announced
Members wishing to attend who
have no means of transportation are
asked to be at the Grand Pacific
hotel between 1880 a.. m. and 1890,
as car will be provided to take them
to the picnic grounds.
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Miss Dorothy Birdzell, daughter O:
Justice and Mrs. L. E. Biz dell, 4OJ
Sixth ST., will leave Detroit. Mich
Sunday for Asbury Park. N. T., to at
tend the national conference of ri
Beta Phi sorority. Miss Birdzell goes
as a delegate from the University Of
Michigan chapter at Ann Arbor and
will appear on the program at the
formal banquet given at the close Of
the five-days' session. Before leturn-
ing to Bismarck, Miss Birdzell will
spend several days in New York City
as the guest of her brother, Robert
Birdzell.
Mrs. Alice Finnegan and Mrs. Fred
Brcdl were hostesses at a theatre
party Thursday evening for Mrs.
Finnegan's niece, Beverly Snyder,
Fargo, who Is here for a visit. There
were eight guests. After attending
the show at the Paramount, the girls
returned to Mrs. Finnegan's home in
the Mason apartments, where re-
freshments were served at tables
conferred with bouquets of sweet peas
and snapdragons. Favors marked the
places.
Mrs. p. D. Kebsgard. 1915 Fourth
St., was hostess at a luncheon Friday
afternoon In honor of Miss Gunder
Mausett, Los Angeles, Calf, who is
for a visit. Peonies were used
to decorate the table and covers were
for eight guests. The after
noon was spent informally. Miss
.ausett is the guest of her sisters.
Miss Enga Mausett. COL Sixth St.. AMI
Mrs. Arthur w. Olson. 718 Third st.
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George Will. 1923 Third st.. and his
daughter. Miss Margaret Will are ex-
to return Saturday evening
from Cambridge. Mass, where Mr..
Will has been attending a reunion Of
his class at Harvard university. Miss
Will. who has been a student at
Smith college. Northampton. Mass,
during the year. Joined him A. Cam
bridge for the Harvard commence
nent festivities.
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Eric Thorberg. commander of the
Commandery. Knights
Templar. and John Graham, who
have been attending the And annual
conclave Of the Grand Commandery
in Fargo, have left for Minneapolis
where they will attend the triennial
conclave Of the order.
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Mrs. v. ]. LaRose and DAUGHTERS |
Marcelle and Elizabeth Ann, 522 |
Sixth St.. left Friday for -Shoreham,
where they will open their summer
lone on Lake Melissa. They were !
accompanied by Mrs. LaRose's niece.
Virginia Cayou. who will remain there
or about two weeks.
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Mrs. Albert E. Jones, Lisbon, and !
Ter sister, Mrs. r. o. Richards, Hur-
N, S. D.. who have been the guests
Il Mrs. John Burke. 224 Avenue A
Vest. left Saturday morning by car
or Lisbon. Mrs. Jones is president
# the North Dakota Federation of
Nomen'S clubs.
Peter Berry, 208 West Broadway
eft Saturday by car for Winniper
where he will join Mrs. Berry anG
heir small son, who have been visit
ne relatives there for the last month.
hey plan to return to Bismarck in
bout two weeks.
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Miss Ethel Childs. daughter of Mr.
nd Mrs. w. q. Childs. 3l2 Anderson
t., will leave Sunday for Minneap-
lis. where she will spend about 10
avs visiting with friends. En- route
he will stop in Fargo for a visit with
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Henry Morgan, formerly superin-
,ndent Of schools at Washburn. and
principal Of the Neill and Deauc
st. Paul, MIMI, is visiting
II. and Mrs. G.. D. Mann and Mr.
nd Mrs. Carl F. Knudtson for q few
avs. =
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Mrs. Jessie Quinn, Minneapolis, who
been the guest Of Mrs. Dave Pa
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