The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-08-17
4SQCIETY News

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garden flowers formed centerpieces
for the tables and corsages marked
places for Is guests. Auction was play
ed following breakfast, with Miss Ruth
Christianson holding high score. Fav-
ors were presented to the three honor
ed guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Dirlam, 706
Avenue A, returned to Bismarck We'd
nesday from Crookston, Mimi, where
on Monday they attended funeral
services for Mrs. Dirlam's mother, Mrs.
Andrew Bergstrom. Mrs. Dirlam has
been at Crookston for the last two
weeks with her mother, who has been
i'll for several months.
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Officials Of the Bismarck American
Legion Auxiliary unit announce that
the Porter child-welfare cup awarded
to the unit this year for outstanding
work in child welfare and rehabilita-
ton activities, has been placed on dis
play in the window Of Bonham's
Jewelry store. This Is the first time
the Bismarck group has won the cup.
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Miss Stella House, Eureka, ILL.,, mo-
tored to Bismarck Wednesday from
Grand Forks to spend q few days as
the guest of her brother-in-laW and
sister, Lieutenant and Mrs. Roy E.
Moore, 22O Fourth st. Miss House
is home advisor for Woodford county,
Illinois. She was accompanied here
by Miss lone Haagensen Of Grand
Forks, who is guest Of Miss Gather
inc McKinnon, 312 Avenue B West.
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Miss Ruth lehman, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. w. Tellman, New Salem,
left Bismarck Thursday for Selfridge
Field, Detroit, Mich, where she will
make her home with her brother,
Lieutenant Herbert Tellman, U. s. air
corps, and enroll for postgraduate
work at high school there. She was
accompanied here by her parents, who
spent the day in the city.
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Mrs. Ruby Thomas, Las Vegas, New,
who is q guest at the home of her
mother, Mrs Ida Schroeder, 307 West
Rosser avenue, plans to leave for Chi
cago Friday to spend few days at
tending the Century Of Progress ex-
position. Mrs. Thomas recently re-
turned to Bismarck from Valley City
where she has been taking special
work at the state teachers college
during the summer session.
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Miss Eta Scharnowske, 314 FIJI
tenth St., and Miss. Marian Patzman,
42l First st., returned to Bismarck
Wednesday from a motor trip to Chi
cago where they spent two weeks at
tending the Century Of Progress ex-
position and visited with friends. They
were guests at the home Of Miss Lii
liam Boepple, formerly Of Bismarck,
while in Chicago. On the return trip
they spent q short time In Milwaukee
and Minneapolis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Harding, daugh-
ter Luella and son Murrel, 1908 Az
enue G, returned to Bismarck We'd
nesday from Jefferson, a., where MIR
Harding and son and daughter spent
week with relatives. Mrs. Harding
has been visiting relatives at Cedar
Rapids and Jefferson, Ia, for the last
month. The Hardings were accompa-
MED here from Minneapolis by Mel
vim WEIGH. Bismarck, who has been
visiting brother in Rochester, MINI
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For her niece, jeanette Ellsworth OF
st. Paul, Mrs. Andrew Erdahl, ZIG
West Thayer avenue, entertained a
group of eight girls at bridge party
Tuesday afternoon at her home
Score prizes in the games went to
Jean Paris and Irma Fern Logan and
"A gift was presented to the guest OF
honor. Miss Ellsworth is spending
several weeks here with her uncle
Frank Ellsworth, 302 West Main av-
enue. and her aunt. Mrs. Erdahl.
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Colonel Frayne Baker Of the North
Dakota National Guard, will leave
Bismarck Friday for Camp Dodge, a.,
where he will serve on the general
staff Of the 34th Division at the di.
visional encampment during the next
two weeks. Mrs. Baker and their
three daughters, Ruth, Jean and Bar
bara, also will leave Friday for Shore
ham, Mimi, to spend q week and will
60 from there to Minneapolis for a
few days visit with friends. They will
be accompanied as far as Jamestown
by Mrs. Bakers sister, Miss Minnie
Swensen, who Is making her home
here with her sister.
More than 80 present and former
members of the local Business and
Professional Women's club attended
an informal reception for Misses
Marie Hoff and Theresa Kelly, st.
Louis, Mo-, given Wednesday evening
by Mrs. Edwin M. Stanton and Miss
Rita Murphy at the Stanton home, 41a
Ninth st. Miss Hoff was q member OF
the club several years ago when she
was employed as dietician at the Bis
marck hospital. A bowl Of sweet peas,
in shades of pink, and tapers to har-
monte the tea table, where Miss Su-
san Sheaffer presided. Bouquets OF
summer flowers were used through
out the rooms. Assisting In the din
ing room were Mrs. Ralph Sanders
and Mrs. N. T. Ulteig.
Meetings of Clubs,
Il Fraternal Groups
Members Of the Royal Neighbors
lodge will hold q meeting at 7:41