The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-05-16
Catholic Daughters
Troop Will Receive
Charity Work Award

Junior Catholic Daughters of Amer
lea will be awarded q silver loving
cup at meeting of the local court,
Catholic Daughters Of America, this
evening, in recognition of the out
standing charity work carried on by
the troop during the last year.
The cup. which was won by the
troop at the recent state convention
of the Catholic Daughters at Rugby,
will be presented by Mrs. Max Kupitz,
district deputy, and will be accepted
by Mrs. Dan Slattery, leader, In be-
half Of her troop.
| Among activities OF a charitable
nature listed in Mrs. Slattery's report
for the year are such items as the
purchase of groceries for destitute
families on a number of occasions;
the QUILTING Of 10 children with new
clothes for their first holy commun-
ion; donation Of large amount of
warm clothing for children and
adults; contribution of $40 towards
remodeling the church and IS for
foreign missions: purchase Of glasses
for two children and supplying milk
to two babies during the winter.
Money to carry on these projects
was raised by benefit bridge parties
and food and candy sales, Mrs. Stat
terry said.
Members Of the troop are Jean Nc
Kinnon, Marie Garske, Claire De.
Rockford, Frances and Elizabeth
Slattery, Mary Geiermann, Marian
Enright, Lois and Veronica Wer-
stlein and Margaret Beylund.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Ward, Mont
pelier, N. D., visited in Bismarck over
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs. T. w.
Lusk, 406 Fifth st.
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Mrs. Ira E. Herzberg and son Bob
by, 708 Rosser avenue, spent the
weekend In Jamestown as the guests
OF Mrs. Herzberg's parents, Rev. and
Mrs. r. E. Strutz and family.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Rodger Bramwell,
SOIL Main avenue; Mr.. and Mrs. Ell
don Anderson, 422 Third st.; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Klansey and Miss Leota
Stanley, 408 Mandan st.. have return
ed from Minot where they spent the
weekend with friends.
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Mrs. John R. Oswalt and Mrs. F..
A. Byrne received the score prizes
when the Fort Lincoln bridge club
met Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Harold Stow, Fort Lincoln. Two
tables were in play.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Don L. Short. Medora
N. D.. arrived in Bismarck Sunday
evening to spend few days with Mrs
Shorts parents. DR.. and Mrs. A. A.
Whittemore, TIA Second st. Mrs.
Short will be remembered here as
Miss Edith Whittemorc.
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Captain and Mrs Harold Stow
Fort Lincoln, entertained recently at
a bridge dinner at their quarters in
honor of Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. George
Harris. who arrived lately at the post
There were eight guests. Prizes ii,
the bridge games went to Captain and
Mrs. Fred Neville.
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Miss Mary Schlinker, Alb Second
street, left Monday noon for Dallas
Texas, and other points in the south.
west, where she will spend the next
six months. She plans to visit with
relatives at Albuquerque, New Mex.
leo, and to spend some time with
friends at Los Angeles and San Diego
relatives at Albuquerque, New Mex
leo. Miss Schlinker, who is employ.
ed at the Bank OF North Dakota, Is
on six-months leave Of absence.
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Captain and Mrs. Fred Neville. For,
Lincoln, were hosts at a bridge dinner
Saturday evening in the Rose room
at the Patterson hotel, in compliment
to the new commandant at the post
Lieut.. Col. George Harris and Mrs
Harris. Red roses in bud vases CEN
tered the small tables where 26 guests
were seated. The colors of the Fourth
Infantry regiment, red and green
were further emphasized in the ap-
pointments. Bridge was played ate.
dinner, with Mr.. w. K. Dudley, Lieut.
G. NJ s. Ballou, Major John r. o.
walt and Mrs. Ballou receiving the
prizes.