The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1932-06-17
To Attend Governors
Day at Camp Grafton

Day at Camp Grafton
A dozen or more Bismarck people
have made plans to attend the Gov
errors Day festivities Sunday at
Camp Grafton, Devils Lake. where the
North Dakota national guard units
are in camp.
In addition to Governor George F.
Shafer. who will review the troops
and Mrs. Shafer. Bismarck people 1eav-
ing Saturday will be Mrs. Frayne Bak-
er, sos West Thaytr avenue: Mrs. F. F
Skinner, and daughter Jane Ann:
Mrs. G.. L. Spear, 205 Second ST.; Miss
Helen House. 220 Fourth St.: Miss
Evelyn F1eeburg, $40 Fourth ST.; Miss
Catherine McKinnon, 3l2 Avenue E
West; Harold Carlson and Charles
Vorachek.
Mrs. Skinner and daughter plan to
remain with Captain Skinner a,
Devils Lake for the duration of camp
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Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Halfstrom, son Seth
and daughter, Venla. left Friday fol
their home at Lucky Lake, Sask.. after
a short visit here with Mr.. and Mrs
o. H. Harju, TIT Washington st.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Cox and chill.
dren, 6l2 West Thayer avenue. lef,
Friday morning for their cottage or
Lake Melissa, Shoreham. Mimi, where
they plan to spend the balance OF the
summer.
Mrs. Harry Monroe and daughter
May Margaret Monroe. Williston
have moved into the E. v. Lair house
at 221 Avenue B West, which they
have rented for the summer months.
Miss Sarah Crewe, daughter Of DR.
w. F. Crewe, 8O8 Second ST., who il
visiting in Fargo with her cousins
Mrs. Stella Mcmillan and Miss Mar
jorie Lincoln, was honored this weel
at a party and picnic given by Mrs
Mcmillan and Miss Lincoln.
Mrs. Henry Burman, $40 Yves
Rosser avenue. was appointed one o
the color bearers for the state de-
partment, Daughters of Union Veter
ans of the Civil war. The appoint
ment was made by Mrs. Helen Wood
ward, Minot, newly elected depart
ment president.
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Mrs. S. S. Mcdonald, I'll Ninth St.
returned to Bismarck Thursday eve
ming from Minneapolis where she he
been a guest for about two weeks a
the home of her son-in-law ant
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Marlowe G
Moses. Mrs. Moses was formerly Mis-
Andrea Mcdonald.
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Mrs. Al Rosen, 119 Avenue A. enter
tanned at a picnic supper Wednesda,
evening in the Mandan Chautauqu
park In honor of her daughter, Har
riet, who was observing her 1St'
birthday anniversary. The guest
were IA of Harriets classmates
Games and contests were enjoye
during the evening.
Mrs. Harry CLARK, IT'S Second st
entertained members Of st. Anthony
missionary group Thursday evenin
at her home. Bridge was played q
three tables and score prizes wer
awarded to Mrs. b. A. Woehle an
Mrs. w. j. Riggs. Bouquets of sum
mer flowers were used about tn
rooms.
Mrs. w. T. Kraft and daughte
Phyllis, 608 West Thayer avenue, hav
returned from Chicago where Mr.
Kraft attended the golden weddin
anniversary Of her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. j. S. Morck, which was celebrat
ed May 81. Present for the occasion
were all Of Mr.. and Mrs. Morck's chill
dren, Mrs. Kraft and daughter wer
away about three weeks.
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Colorful bouquets Of garden flow
ers were used in the decorations 10
bridge dinner given Thursday eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer Boise
618 West Thayer avenue. Places wer
marked for IL guests. Mrs. L. W
Larson and DR.. w. B. Pierce receives
the prizes in the bridge games afte
dinner. Mrs. william Simpson was
ruest from Mandan.
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Mrs. Dan Mcdonald, Miss Margare
Yeeen and Miss Helen Lindblad wer'
hostesses at a party Thursday after
noon at the Yegen farm east OF BIS
marck. in compliment to Miss Yegen'
sister. Mrs. Enoch shultz. The after
noon was spent socially. sumn,e
flowers were used to carry out . colo
scheme Of pink and blue for the re
freshment table. There were $
guests. ;.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Lusk. 306 Yves
Thayer avenue, left Thursday Tor
two-weeks' vacation trip to Minneap
oils and points in South Dakota an.
Nebraska. In Minneapolis they Wi
visit their son, DR.. M. E. Lusk. Late
they will 60 to Tekmah, Nebo T
visit Mrs. Lusk's father, Georg
johnson. q Civil War veteran. an