The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-07-27
SOCIETY NEWS
Mrs. H. P. 1de, Harvey, Is Named President of
Legion Auxiliary at Devils Lake Convention
Talks Will Deal
With Flower Show

Garden club members and other
Bismarck flower growers are looking
forward with interest to round-table
discussions which are to feature a
meeting of the Garden club at
O'Clock Thursday evening in the AS
ISOLATION Of Commerce rooms at the
World War Memorial building.
Mrs. F. G. Stucke will lead q dis
cussion relating to the selection and
preparation of exhibits for the forth
coming flower show Aug. IL and Is.
Her talk will deal primarily with
methods Of judging blooms for show
purposes as well as with the best
time for cutting in order to preserve
freshness.
Mrs. Florence Davis. chairman OF
the flower show committee, will con-
duct discussion on arrangements of
flowers in baskets and vases. with
both artistic and display groupings in
mind. Suggestions and ideas will be
contributed by the various members
following each talk.
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Mrs. George Laney and her sister,
Mrs. j. A. Melichor, EOS Second st.,
returned monday from a weeks out
ing at Detroit Lakes, MINI. Mrs.
Melichor also visited at Marshall
Mimi, joining her sister at Detroit
Lakes about week ago.
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Irwin Vigness, Minneapolis, son of
G. L. Vigness, Whalen, Mimi, Bur-
leigh county superintendent of schools
for many years. visited with friends
in Bismarck Tuesday, en- route to
Mayville and Minneapolis. He is
student in the electrical engineering
department at the University of Min
neSOta.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hauch, $50
Fourth ST.. had as their guests for
two days MIR. Hauch's brother, Roy
Hauch, Mankato, Mimi, and Oscar
Bergmark and Edwin Ario, also of
Mankato, who left here Tuesday aft
ernoon for Duluth. They stopped
here after a motor tour of Yellow
stone park and the Black Hills.
X X X
Miss Arlene Wagner, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. Wagner, 112 Ave-
nue. B, entertained the staff at the
state library commission at a buffet
supper and garden party Tuesday
evening at her home. The supper was
served from flower-decked table on
the lawn and the evening was spent
informally. There were seven guests.
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Mrs. Burt Finney and daughter,
Mary Louise, accompanied by Peggy
Jane Skeels, 521 West Thayer avenue,
are back from Minnewaukan, where
Mrs. Finney and Peggy Jane spent a
few days with Mrs. Finney'S sister,
Mrs. Ralph Ward. Mary Louise had
spent the last two weeks visiting at
the Ward home and with friends in
Knox.
Complimentary to Mrs. Oscar Zea-
mer of Mandan, members of the T.
c. l.. club entertained Tuesday eve
ming at the home of Mrs. A. w. Snow,
Oil Eighth st. There were IL guests.
During the evening Mrs. Zeamer was
the recipient of q number of gifts,
which she found hidden about the
rooms. Directions for finding the
articles were in balloons hung from
the chandelier in the living room.
Garden flowers were used to decorate
the refreshment table.
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Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Lippert, 6l8I
Eleventh ST., accompanied by Miss
Helen Kleingartner, Bismarck, and
Mrs. William Bitz, Medina, have re-
turned after an extensive motor trip
to the Pacific coast. The party trav-
eled west by way of the Black Hills, |
visiting relatives and friends in Lodi, |
Calf, and attending the Northern
Baptist convention at San Francisco, |
July 1917. They returned by the |
northern route, stopping in Salt
Creek, Salem and Portland, Ore, and |
curing the Yellowstone park. They |
we're away about five weeks. Rev.
lippert is pastor of the German Bap- |
list church.
Mrs. Oliver Eielson, a recent bride,
Who has come to Bismarck to make |
aer home, was a guest of honor at a |
breakfast and bridge given Wednes-
lay morning by Mrs. Ernest O.
5toudt, Jr., and Mrs. j. O. Thoreson
It the home of Mrs. Stoudt's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Staley, 70l |
Sixth street. Twelve guests were
eated at small tables for the break
last served in the garden at the /