The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-10-16
Leave Saturday for
Winter in Hollywood

Colonel and Mrs. G. =. Little, 3o4
Avenue A West, and their daughter,
Mrs. vsroque Bradley, left Saturday
evening on a trip to Hollywood, Calf,
where they will spend the winter.
Miss Mabel Diedrich, who had been
at the Little home, left for California
i week earlier.
Colonel and Mrs. Little and Mrs,
Bradley went first to st. Paul, and
from there to TAribault 70 visit Clar-
ence Bradley. son Of Mrs. Bradley,
at shattuck Military Academy.
After their visit at Faribault, Mrs.
Little and Mrs. Bradley left for Holly.
wood. Colonel Little left ct the same
time for Hanover, N. H., where he
will attend q trustees meeting Of
Dartmouth college, his alma mater.
Colonel Little has been on the board
OF trustees for many years. He will
later join Mrs. Little and Mrs. Brad
ley ct Hollywood.
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r. J. Downey, Devils Lake attorney.
left Saturday after spending . few
days here on business.
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Mrs. Paul F. Holman. 402 Fourteenth
st.. has had Is her guest her sister.
Mrs. H. NJ. Robertson. who left Sun
day for her homo ut Darlington after
! weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence MAhoney,
ll3 Griffin st.. had - their weekend
guests Mrs. Mal1oney's brother. in.law
and sister, Mr.. ana Mrs. Howard
Ramey Of Shields, and Mrs. Ruth COL
lis Of eelfrtdge.
Weekend guests Of Miss 0enevieve
LaFrance, 1916 Avenue q, were the
Misses Marion otrut1 and Irene
Fisher, teachers In the Golden Valley
high school. Thomas Grouse. James
town, also was q guest Sunday.
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Miss Marguerite Davy has come
from Minneapolis to take over the
work OF Mrs. r. Z. Diehl, 800 Sixth st.,
% county relief worker In the federal
emergency relief offices at the court
house. Miss Davy formerly WAS EN-.
ployed In the Minneapolis offices Of
the relief organization. tm
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Rev. and Mrs. Walter A. Baker, COT
Fourth st., will spend the winter ct
Green Coves Plains. Fla. They left
Friday and are spending Z few days
with their daughter, Mrs. N. 3. Todd,
In Minneapolis before continuing
their trip. Rev. Baker d Z retired
Congregational minister.
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The marriage Of Earl A. ROLAND,
Bismarck, and Miss Viola Barber.
Minot, took place ut the Methodist
parsonage ct Minot on "wednesday.
Oct. II, the Rev. N. Everett Hanson
performing the ceremony. Following
. trip to the Worlds fair, in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND will make their
home In this city.
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TO honor Mrs. Hugo Solberg Of
Naughton township. Mrs. Lawrence
Mahoney, 4l3 Griffin st.. and Mrs.
Victor Moynier Of Bismarck rural en-
tertained a company Of 20 women It
! surprise birthday celebration FRI
day evening. Cards and music were
the diversions. A pink and white
birthday cake Ncentered the table
when lunch was served ct midnight
Friday, OCT. n, was ret - the date
for q Halloween party when the jun
Tor American Legion Auxiliary met
Friday afternoon ut the World War
Memorial building. The members
we're divided into three tfoups for .
treasure hunt In the Memorial build
Ing block, the treasure consisting Of
the lunch which was served at the
close Of the meeting.
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Decision to hold q benefit bridge
party was made by United CONNER
cial Travellers Auxiliary members
when they met Saturday evening In
lhe World War Memorial building.
Cards and lunch followed the bust.
ness session. The serving committee
included Mrs. A. N. Renwick, 600h
Avenue D: Mrs. J. r. Sell. sal Fifth
st.. and Mrs. =. 3. German, TOO Ave.
nue. T. :.
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Mrs. A. o. Brown, II. oo4 Fourth
st.: 1iss Dorothea 0utnam, 1913
Fifth st., and Mrs. Henry Schiller
were in Fargo over the weekend to
attend the Homecoming activities q