The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-10

month, leaves Wednesday for Dickin-
son where she will visit before going
on to Spokane for another visit. From
Spokane she will return to Tacoma.
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g. J. Carlson, who is with the G. q.
G. at Fort Lincoln, spent the week.
end at his home in Valley City.
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Mrs. Richard Erwin Register. 4l4
Second st., was hostess to 20 small
guests at her home Saturday after
noon honoring the third birthday an
niversary Of her son, Richard, Jr.
The Halloween theme was featured
in the party decorations, refreshments
and games.
Hugh jackson and daughter. Miss
Helen Jackson, who have been In Bis
marck since late July as guests Of Mr..
Jackson's brother, ]. P. jackson, 2O0ls
Fourth st., and his sisters, Mrs. Har-
very Harris. 900 Seventh st., and Miss
Hardy Jackson, COL Sixth ST., depart
Cd for their home at Fremont, Ohio,
tn the noon train Tuesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D. Mcleod, sic
Tenth st., went to jamestown Sunday
to attend the funeral services for Mrs.
Frank McElroy. They were accom-
panied on the trip by Miss Pauline
Buzzell, who visited with her parents
at Cleveland, and George Schaum-
berg, who spent the day with his pa
rents in Jamestown.
Mrs. Irene Knickerbocker and Mrs
Harry Pike, both from Tacoma
WASH, expect to leave for their home
Wednesday after being guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. D. B. Shaw, SOB Ninth st..
for q week. Mrs. Knickerbocker Is
Mrs. Shaw's sister-in-law. Mrs
Knickerbocker and Mrs. Pike also
have visited at Pembina and kongs-
berg.
| Willis Shepard spent Sunday ir
Bismarck visiting with his mother
Mrs. Katherine Shepard, 2001s Third
st. Shepard has been an assistant
football coach at the University Of
North Dakota this fall but is return.
ing to Northwestern University this
week to resume his medical studies
which he will complete this winter.
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| A simple ceremony performed II
Minot Saturday. Oct. Z, united Mis-
Gertrude M. Schroeder, Anamoosc
and John Gierke, son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Herman Gierke. Bismarck. Rev. F. E
Brauer read the service. Attendant:
for the couple were Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Browning. Anamoose, broth
er-in-law and sister Of the bride.
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Mrs. Gordon v. Cox, 6l2 Thayel
Avenue West. president of Chapter F
PEG. Sisterhood, reported on tn
state convention at jamestown II
May when the chapter met Monda.
afternoon with Mrs. william F. Har
ris, 1913 Fifth st. Mrs. G. L. Young
200 Avenue B West, discussed stat
PEG. bylaws end standing rules
A study of the constitution was con
Quoted by Mrs. j. p. French, 81
Fourth st.
A group of jamestown colleg,
almuni residing in Bismarck had a,
informal reunion Saturday evenin!
when they had picnic from 5 to 8:3
in a scenic spot along the Missouri
triver. Included In the group wer
Miss Pauline Buzzell of the Bismarcl
hospital Mrs. Roy D. Mcleod. 81
Tenth St.; Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Waldo
|7l2 Fourth ST., and children: Mr.. an
MRS. Alfred S. Dale, 1915 Eighth st
and children; Judge A. G. Burr an
Miss A. D. Burr. 102 Fourth ST., an
Miss Frances Collision. George s. Reg
lister and Miss Beatrice Register, 10l
; Fifth st. "reminiscences of colleg
Gays dominated the conversation dur
ing the marshmallow roast which fol
lowed the supper.
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OF interest in Bismarck is the mar
riage of Miss Elizabeth Drew, daugh
ter Of DR.. and Mrs. G. F. Drew, Devil
Lake, to DR.. B. Dodge. Oakland
Calf, at the home of the brides pa
rents Saturday, Oct. Z. The rim
service was read at high noon by Re,
s. M. Kelly, pastor of the Presbyter
! ian church. The bride is a gradu
ate Of the University Of North Da
kota and has completed the optometr
course at the University Of Southern
} California. DR.. Drew representa-
Ramsey county as state senator in tn
23rd legislative assembly. DR.. Doidg