The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-06-02
SOCIETY NEWS
Garskes Will Observe
Golden Wedding June 5

Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Garske, 1la
First st., will commemorate their
golden wedding anniversary, Monday
June S, with festivities at the home
of their son, Louis ]. Garske, who re-
sides a few miles south Of Bismarck
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Garske we're
born in Germany but have spent the
greater part Of their lives In the
United States. They have made their
home in North Dakota for Is years.
Twelve children, 10 Of whom are
now living, were born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Garske. They are Louis, Paul, An
thony, John and Mrs. Carmen Bob
zien, all Of Bismarck; Mrs. Marcella
Expert, Hazelton: Mrs. Marion West,
who resides in Missouri; Miss Forl-
ence Garske, San Francisco; William
Garske, Stockton, Calf; and Leo
Garske, Sacramento, Calf. There are
SO grandchildren.
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Mrs. 1nga Lovelace of the Rose shop
returned to Bismarck Thursday eve
ming from Usage. H., where she at
tended funeral services Wednesday for
her brother in-law, Fred L. BelZ$,
who died Sunday from injuries re-
ceived in an accident.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sayler, 800 Man.
dan st.. returned to Bismarck Thurs
day evening from Winnemac and
other points in central Indiana where
they have spent several months. On
their way here they visited In Min
neapolis with their daughter, Helen.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Walker, Roy,
Mont, left Bismarck Friday morning
for Grafton, N. d., where they will
spend the summer, after few days
visit here with Rev. and Mrs. Ellis L.
jackson, SIG Fourth st. Mrs. Walker
is a cousin Of Mrs. jackson. Mr..
Walker is superintendent of the
schools at Roy.
4 X 4
Mrs. s. O. Sorkness and daughters
Millicent. and Nancy Lou, who have
made their home at 4131s West Thay-
er avenue, will leave Saturday for
Valley City to join Mr. Sorkness, who
is stationed there as assistant division.
engineer for the state highway de-
partment.
Members Of St. Georges Guild will
hold q food sale at the A. w. Lucas
store beginning at II o'clock Satur-
day and continuing throughout the
afternoon. Items for sale will include
salads, meat loafs and a variety OF
baked foods, such as breads, cookies
and cakes. Orders for special dishes
will be made up if these desiring them
will call Mrs. Gordon Cox at 1929.
Assisting Mrs. Cox in arranging the
sale are Mrs. B. r. Tillotson and a
group of Guild members.
Mis- Katherine Bodenstab, $40 Man.
dan ST., and Miss Irene Ramsland
221 Avenue A West, left Friday for
Valley City, where they will join
Miss Bodenstab's father, DR.. w. H
Bodenstab, for a trip to Chicago
They plan to attend the Century OF
Progress Exposition and visit with
1TltIlQS, Wlllk0 LIZ oOOCIlSIdO AIIcIlOS
the sessions Of the medical section OF
the American Life association. Miss
Ramsland will go from Chicago to
her home at Sacred Heart. Mimi.
for the summer.
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Mrs. p. ]. Meyer, 912 Fourth St.,
was hostess at q small luncheon
Thursday afternoon at the Bismarck
Country Club. Spring blossoms dec
grated the table and covers were
marked for eight guests, including the
following ladies from Fort Lincoln
Mrs. George w. Harris. Mrs. Francis
A. Byrne, Mrs. Harold Stow and Mrs
G. N. 8. Ballou. The afternoon was
spent at bridge at the Meyer home.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Kraft, daugh
tiers Jean and Phyllis and son Warren,
608 West Thayer avenue, will leave
this evening or Saturday for Chicago
where they will visit with relatives
and attend the Chicago Century of
Progress. Mrs. Kraft and son and
daughters will be away a month 0:
longer, while Mr.. Kraft will return to
Bismarck in about two weeks.