The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-09
SOCIETY NEWS
d. A. R. Committees
For 1882 Are Named

HO1 4OOA ARE NdIIlOU
Members Of the national and local
committees Of direct activities of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton for the ensuing year were an
nounced at the May meeting Of Mini
shoshe chapter, held following O
luncheon Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. P. ]. Meyer, 9l2 Fourth
st. Mrs. s. D. Cook and Mrs. E. T..
Beatt were assisting hostesses.
Serving on the national committees,
which are comprised Of one or more
members from each chapter in the
state, will be Mrs. Floyd Logee, patri-
otto education and Americanism:
Miss Mary Houser. national defense:
Mrs. P. c. Bakken and Mrs. Otto
Bowman, historical research and pre-
servation Of records; Miss Ella
Schroeder, correct use Of the flag:
Miss Madge Runey. manual; Mrs.
Thomas Calvin and Mrs. S. H. Mer-
Iitt, magazine; and Mrs. Eric A. Thor
berg, state loan fund.
Local committees and their person.
mel are Roosevelt cabin, Mrs. F.. L..
Conklin, Mrs. Thorberg, Mrs. Meyer
and Mrs. A. v. Sorenson; publicity,
Mrs. P. J. Meyer: membership, Mrs.
r. D. Hoskins and Mrs. A. M. Chris
Hanson; finance, Mrs. B. K. Skeels
and Miss Maude Schroeder; and pro-
gran. Mrs. Beatt and Miss Helen
Vailc.
An avenue Of trees has been plant
ed along the Memorial highway be-
tween Bismarck and the bridge. it was
announced by Mrs. Thorberg in pre-
senting a report Of the committee ap-
pointed to arrange for the tree plant
ing, which Is one Of the D. A. r. prof.
ects in commemoration Of the George
Washington bicentennial. A bronze
marker will be placed with suitable
dedicatory ceremonies later in the
summer, she said.
A musical program was presented
during the afternoon. Mrs. Forresr
M. Davis played piano number and
Miss Marjorie Bates, sang a group OF
solos. A skit calling attention to the
Washington bicentennial was given b.
Miss Mar jorie Alderman and Miss AL
deem Paris. who represented young
women of 1882 and of 1882 respective
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Covers were placed for "a at the
luncheon, served at tables centered
with pink rosebuds.
Miss Mildred Guam, COZ Eighth St.,
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Thomas Richie at Steele.
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Miss Avis Carlisle, lilo Broadway,
spent the weekend In Braddock with
her parents, Mfr. and Mrs. H. A. Car
Isle.
Miss Carol Nyseter OF the state reg
ulatory department staff, has gone
to HARDWOOD, N. D., to spend week
visiting with her sister.
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Miss Marie Tjumsland, Bismarck,
has returned to her home after spend
ing a week at Menoken as the guest
of Miss Lillian Agnew.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Trimble, 205
Second St., will leave Bismarck Tues
day evening for Minneapolis to at
tend the annual convention of ninth
district Rotary clubs.
Mrs. Della Daniels and daughters,
Mrs. william Young and Mrs. Elsie
Selvig, 615 Anderson st., spent the
weekend In Beulah as the guests Of
Mrs. Daniels daughter, Mrs. Frank
Uhler.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Copelin, Sis
Washington St., had as their guests
over the weekend Miss Elizabeth Oh
son and Robert Danstrom, both OF
Fargo. Mr.. Danstrom is nephew
of Mrs. Copelin.
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Miss Elizabeth Robertson, 807
Fourth st., left Saturday for Mime
apoliS where she will spend a week
visiting with friends. Miss Robertson
will be married there next Sunday to
Frank E. Moore Of Oshkosh, Wis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Won Loewe
left Sunday for Minneapolis after
spending about week here with Mr.
Won Loew's aunt, Mrs. William Leh-
field, 4l6 Avenue A. Mr.. and Mrs. Won
Loewe, who were on their honeymoon.
were complimented at several social
affairs during their visit here.
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Lieutenant L. T. r. Trotter left Bis
marck Monday for San Francisco
Calf, from where he will sail May 25
on the u. g. Army transport, Republic
for station In the Philippines. He will
travel by way Of Denver and Salt Lake
City and plans to visit with friends
at Fort Meade, s.. D., en- route. Lieu
tenant Trotter has been stationed at
Fort Lincoln for the last two and one
half years.
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