The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-07-12
SOCIETY NEWS
DR.. Fannie Quain Is
Elected Director of
Medical Associations

Elected Director of
Medical Associations
DR.. Fannie Dunn Quain, 5l8 Avenue
A. returned to Bismarck Wednesday
noon following trip to points In the
East where she attended three ma
tional medical conventions and also
the reunion Of her class at the Uni
versity Of Michigan. She was away
more than q month.
At Milwaukee, DR.. Quain attended
the convention Of the Medical Wom-
ems National association and was
elected q regional director Of the or
ganization. The district comprises
North and South Dakota, Iowa and
adjoining states. She also remained
there for the sessions Of the American
Medical association, held Immediately
afterwards
On her way to Milwaukee Mrs.
Quain visited in Madison with her
son, Buell. Quain, student at the Uni
versity of Wisconsin. and with her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr., and
Mrs. Charles Kaiser.
Following the medical meetings she
went to Chicago to spend a few days
attending the Century Of Progress
exposition before continuing to Ann
Arbor for the 35th reunion Of her
class at the University Of Michigan.
Seventeen members Of the original
class, together with members Of their
families, were present for the occa-
sion, Mrs. Quain said.
Among speakers at the reunion
dinner was DR.. Frederick Novy, head
Of the bacteriology department Of the
university, and formerly one OF the
class instructors, who called the roll
Of the class Of '98 from memory. He
spoke on 1.-THE University Since '9S."
Mrs. Quain was elected class secretary
during the reunion.
Mrs. Quain remained In Ann Arbor
for the national child health confer
ence, later going to Brighton, Ont,
for a visit with Mrs Henry Suttle,
pioneer Bismarck resident, who came
here in IT.
She went from there to Toronto,
where she represented this state at
the sessions Of the National Tubercu-
losis association and was elected d.
rector OF the national body. Mrs.
Quain Is president Of the North Da-
kota Tuberculosis association.
Speakers of note at this meeting
Mrs. Quain said, included Sir Hum
phrey Rolleston of England and the
governors general of Toronto and
Ontario, as well as many prominent
American medical men.
En- route to Bismarck Mrs. Quain
again made short visits in Chicago
and Madison, Wis.
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Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Shipley and
son and daughter, 406 West Rosser
avenue, are spending the week on q
motor trip to the Minnesota lakes.
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Mrs. E. r. Duehring, 3l4h Main
avenue, has left on a trip to Chicago
She plans to spend about three weeks
there attending A Century Of Progress
exposition.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry F. Malm anc
four daughters, $40 Second ST., anc
Cy Clark, Bismarck, have returned
from a weeks outing at Lake Ida
near Pelican Rapids, MINI.
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Mrs. P. j. Meyer and daughter
Marietta, Bismarck. who are passing
the summer at their cottage on Lake
Melissa, Shoreham, Mimi, motored
to st. Paul Wednesday. where Mariet-
ia will enroll at girls camp.
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Mrs. F. I. Tunell, Norma, N. D.. ha;
returned to her home after spending
about q week in Bismarck with hel
son-in-law and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. william Lenhart, 1915 Eighth
ST., and with her son, Fred Tunell
head OF the state bonding department
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Mrs. Russell A, Young, SIS First st.
and daughters, Beverly Joye, Shirley
Mae and Patricia Ann have return.
ed from q months vacation spent al
the home of Mrs. Youngs parents. Mr.
and Mrs. G. j. Craving, at Hettinger
North Dakota.
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Miss Lillian Forsberg, Braddock
will leave here Thursday for st. Pau
and Minneapolis where she will visit
for several weeks. She will be joinee
there next month by Miss Lillian Hill
Valley City, and the two will 60 K
Chicago to .attend the Century O.
Progress exposition.
To celebrate the birthday anniver.
sary of their father, Peter Jahner
Mrs. John Karasiewicz and her sister
Miss Margaret Jahner, entertained
with a dinner and bridge party Sun
day at the Jahner home, COZ South
Thirteenth st. Covers were marked
for II guests at table centered with
the birthday cake. Cards were playet
at four tables, with high scores goint
to Mrs. Mike Masseth, John Karasie
wicz, Mrs. Joe Eisele and Mike Mas
seth.
Mrs. Phoebe Taber, who has beer
making her home here with her son
in-law and daughter, Mrs. and Mrs
Alfred e. Anderson of the s & l. store
has left for Oakland, Calf, wher,
she will spend a year or more. Sh'
was accompanied by her son, Free
Taber of Oakland, who has been visit
ing here for the last month. Mrs
Taber is to make her home with he
sons, Fred and Lawrence, both o
whom are instructors in the Oakland
schools.