The Bismarck tribune., 1931-11-14
ASOCIETY::N News
North Dakota Clubwomen Will Assist With
Survey to Locate Nations Oldest Mothe,
Days of Roosevelt
Recalled by Visitor

"reminiscences Of girlhood days
spent In the Roosevelt cabin, now q
shrine on the state capitol grounds
together with colorful incidents OF
ranching in the Badlands, were re-
counted by Mrs. George Pellisier, Bel
field, N. D., who paid q visit to the
cabin here Saturday morning.
Mrs. Pellisier Is daughter Of Mrs.
Margaret Roberts Of Dickinson. AT
the time Roosevelt was ranching near
Medora, the Roberts family lived on q
ranch two miles distant. Roosevelt
was frequent visitor at their home
and when he went east the family
moved into the present Roosevelt
cabin and lived there for several
years.
Mrs. Pellisier is enroute to Newark
N. j., to visit q son John Pellisier,
who Is connected with the Public
Service company.
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Mrs. T. r. Atkinson, 402 Avenue q
West, returned Thursday evening
from Roanoke, Va, where she spent
about month as the guest Of he1
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry F. Henson, Jr.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Van r. Middlemas
120 West Thayer avenue, returned to
Bismarck Friday evening after . two
weeks trip to Minneapolis and other
points in Minnesota.
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Mrs. p. T. Blewett, Mrs. FLOYD
Mooney and Mrs P. r. Nelson, James
town, visited here Friday with Mlss
Mary Nierling, jamestown, who is
recovering at q local hospital from
an emergency operation for appen-
dicitis.
j. P. Jackson Of the Harvey Harris
company. left Thursday for Cleye-
land, and other points in Ohio where
ne Will spend several weeks with rel
atives. His sisters, Miss Hardy Jack-
son, 601 Sixth street, and Mrs. Har.
vey Harris, 600 Seventh street, now
are visiting with brother at Fre-
mont, Ohio. and will visit other
places IN the state before returning
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MI. and Mrs. Harold Faubel. whose
marriage took place Nov, 2 at Me-.
!ntosh, S. D., have come to Btsmarck
10 make their home. The bride ~.
formerly Miss Elsie Anderson. a
daughter Of Mrs. Theresa Anderson
oel1rldge. Mr.. Anderson,s home is
near Freda, N. D. For the last few
years he has been EMPLOYED as -
mechanic at the Corwin- Church,,,
Motor company.
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congressman and Mrs. Thomas
Ia nau ana oaughters, the Misses Ellen
anu Eona Hall, who have spent the
summer mere at their home, 512 Av-
enue B, left Saturday morning hv
motor for Washington, D. g.. 70 ~
present for the opening OF conoress
lney Will spend the winter in Wash.
mgoon. En- route they will stop in
Fargo 1or q brief visit with Mrs. Hans
o.SIer' ana In Chicago will visit Mr..
ana Mrs. Richard Hall, son and
daughter -in-law Of Congressman and
Mrs. Hall. '' s'''1
MRS. George Game, Mrs. Paul L,,ty
and Mrs. Dorrance Freese. .Ian,ss-
oown' arrived Friday to spend the
weekend at the home Of M ana
Mrs. Andrew Erdahl. ll6 West Thav-
er avenue. In honor Of her e,,e:t.
mrs. Erdahl entertained a rroun ~
~ women at Z o'clock bridge dinner
FRIDAY evening. Lavender and velior,
pompons decorated the tables ana an.
pontments were In shades to har.
monlze. Score honors in the bridr.
games were held by Mrs. Paul Henrv
ana Mrs. Game and there were favor
1or the three guests of honor. The
visiting women also were complimen+.
ed at 1:30 O'Clock luncheon riven
saturday afternoon at the Hotei
F1nce cafe by Mrs. Frank Ellsvorth
3o2 West Main avenue. A bouonet az Of
cnrysanthemuns centered the tahla
ana places were laid for nine p,1exts
"A tneatre party followed the lunch,
con. 'sAAV