The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-09-25
5 Local Girls Among
u Sorority Pledges

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u Sorority Pledges
Five Bismarck girls and one Man.
dan girl were among ~ women stu
dents entering the University Of North
Dakota for the first time this year
who have pledged affiliation to chap
tiers Of the IL sororities at the school.
Names Of the new pledges were an
nounced Saturday noon.
Miss Ann TerHorst was pledged to
Delta Gamma. Miss Luella Harding to
Chi Omega, Miss Wilma Wenzel to
Alpha Phi, Miss Alice Tauer to Chi
Fl. and Miss Lois Ulsrud to Alpha
Chi Omega. Miss Margaret Pierce,
Mandan, is a ri Beta Phi pledge.
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Miss Violet Mckee, Nashua. Mont.
arrived Sunday evening for q months
visit with her sister, Miss Grace Nc
Kee, 221 Avenue B West.
Mrs. william Lehfeldt, New Salem,
arrived in Bismarck Sunday for a visit
with Mrs. Henry C. Mailman, 8l6
Mandan ST., and other friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Kramer and
family. 8l4 Mandan st., visited with
Mrs. Kranler's sister, Mrs. Hugh Mo-
Carvey, at Belfield over the weekend.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. r. E. Moore OF
Fort Lincoln have as their guests
Lieut.. Moores parents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. F. Moore, Fargo. at their home
800 Mandan st.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Sanborn, 70a
Avenue E. left Saturday noon for
Minneapolis, called there by the sud-
den illness of Mr.. Sanborn's father
J. A. Sanborn.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Orchard. 72o
Third st., and their son. Wayne
motored to Richardton Sunday
Wayne remained at Richardton to
enroll as q high school freshman at
Assumption Abbey.
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Mr.. and Mrs. 8. D. Dietz, 1902
Eighth st.. had as weekend guests
Mr.. Dietzs brother, w. E. Dietz from
Minneapolis. and his sister-in law,
Mrs. G. D. Dietz and daughter. Helen
Louise, from Fargo. They left for
their homes Monday morning.
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Mrs. L. w. Mclean, 212h Main ave-
nue., will return home this week after
visit of several days with Miss Cath
crime Ryan in Grand Forks. Mrs.
Mclean accompanied her son, Lester
Mclean, to Grand Forks when he left
to resume his studies at the Univer-
sity Of North Dakota.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Madden. 1890
Fifth st.. were called to Bookings,
s. D.. Saturday because Of the sudden
death Of Mr.. Madden's mother. The
funeral services were held Monday
and Mr.. and Mrs. Madden are ex-
yected to return about Wednesday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy H. Neff. TIC
Seventh st.. have as guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Adolph Schuninger and daugh-
tiers, Laura and Madeline, from Wis
consin Dells, Wis. They arrived Sat-
,lrday noon after trip through the
Black Hills. Mrs. schuninger is Mrs
Neff's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Heising, 122 Ave-
nue. G West. have had visitors over
the weekend. Mrs. Heising's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John McGuigan Of
Chaffee returned to their home Mon
day morning. and Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Shelton and their sons. Cliff
ford and Stewart. will return to st.
John Tuesday.
The first of series Of lessons in
preparation for the Bible conference
Oct. 8-12 will be given this evening
at the First Lutheran church. start
Ing at 1880. Joining in this special
service will be members Of the First
Lutheran and Trinity Lutheran
churches. Rev. A. w. Knock, Mime
apolis, will come to Bismarck to con-
duct the conference In October.
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| A short business meeting, program
and social hour comprised the Del
phian meeting Friday afternoon with
Mrs. g. B. Nupen. AL Third st. Mrs.
Paul H. Henry, 6o7h Avenue D, gave
4 paper on THE History Of the -Four
White Houses" and Mrs. Nupen dis.
cussed Machinery Of Democratic
Government. Mrs. NJ. N. Ruder,
2c6h Main Avenue, will be the next
hostess on Friday, Oct. Is.
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Bismarck friends have received an.
Inducements Of the marriage Of DR.
Robert Ray, Forman, to Mrs. Merle
Hudson Kinney. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. q. H. Hudson, New Rockford
Dr.. Ray Is the son Of DR.. and Mrs
r. H. Ray Of Garrison. who are we'll
known In Bismarck. The wedding
took place at New Rockford in the
presence Of immediate relatives and
q few intimate friends. Both DR.. and
Mrs. Ray are graduates Of the Uni
versity Of North Dakota. Dr.. Ray al
80 studied medicine ct Northwestern,
university. His social fraternity at
the university was Betra Chi. The
newly married couple Will make their
home 1T Forman, where DR.. Ray has
established q practice.