The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-08-28
a6QCIEIY News
Miss Emilee Carr Is
Bride of Texas Man

ton Of the marriage of Miss Emilee
Bates Carr, daughter of Mrs. John w,
Carr, jamestown, and the late Lieu
tenant Governor Carr, to Daniel Rus
sell, Georgetown, Tex. The Wedding
took place Aug. IL at Houston, Tex.
with Rev. Mr.. Windham, rector of the
Episcopal church, reading the service.
The bride. who has visited In Bis
marck many times, was graduated
from jamestown college with the class
OF 1891. Recently she has been EN-.
ployed as a technician at st. Johns
hospital. Houston.
Mr.. Russell and his bride are to
make their home in Houston, where
the bridegroom has oil interests.
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Mrs. Laura G. Sterrett, sos Avenue
A, has returned from weekend out
ing at Spiritwood lake, near James,
town.
2. G. Patterson, proprietor of the
Patterson hotel, returned to Bismarck
Saturday from Chicago, where he has
spent several months.
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James Andrus, Bismarck, has re-
turned from an outing at Christmas
lake, near Minneapolis, where he also
attended an agency meeting of an
insurance company
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Morton and
daughters. Harriet and Joan, loll
Eighth St., left Sunday by automo-
bile for Duluth, where they will spend
a few days.
Mrs. E. E. Enright, Riverside, Ill.
left Sunday for her home following
Slx-Week visit in Bismarck with her
son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Enright. SIS Third St.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris Cordner and
children. 7l8 First st., have returned
from Linton, where they spent the
weekend as guests Of Mrs. Cordner's
olotner and sister-in-law, DR.. and
Mrs. w. G. Wolverton.
Miss Catherine Andrist. sos Avenue
z, returned to Bismarck Saturday fol-
lowing q two-week visit In Chicao
and Milwaukee and a Great Lakes
GOAT trip. In Milwaukee she visited |
with Miss Edna Dean Best. former
Bismarck resident.
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August Rabischung, who makes his
nome here with his daughter, Mrs. r.
g. Morton. 10l1 Eighth st., returned
10 bismarck Saturday from Minneap-
OILS, where he spent the last six weeks
with his daughter, Mrs. Alma Miffs.
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Mrs. E. B. German. TOP Avenua =
Will leave Tuesday for Chicago, where |
she Will visit her daughter, Miss Dol
ores German, and her son, James
German. She also plans to spend a
snort lime at the Century Of PROGRESS
exposition before returning in about
10 days. '
Justice and Mrs. A. M. Christian.
son and their daughter, Ruth. and
son, Marc, zoos Fifth St., left Bis
marck Saturday for Chicago to spend
ABOUT a week attending the Century
OF Progress exposition. They expect
ed to attend the ceremonies Wednes.
oay, which has been DESIGNATED NORTH !
Dakota day at the fair.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Herbert, Hunt. /
lngton Park, Calf, who arrived r..
Gently to spend about two weeks with
Mr. Herbert's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
y. W. Herbert, 813 Avenue G. were
at dinner given sun
nay evening by the elder Mr.. and Mrs
1renert. Nine guests were seated At |
!ne table which had centerpiece 81
late summer flowers.
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Misses Thelma Liessman. 615 Sow.
enth st.. and Isabelle Humnhrevs
1so Eighth St., students at the North !
aakota Agricultural college. are mem |
oers OF group designated as Campus |
oiS5ers who are working out a sched- !
ule OF activities for the benefit Of |
new women students at the school
Miss jeanette McComb, Fargo. IL
chairman Of the group. Among the |
duties OF the Campus Sisters viii he !
meeting trains, showing new girls |
ABOUT the campus, and arranging So |
cial affairs to acquaint new student. |
With the older girls.
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Miss Margaret Dadey, Fargo, who |
mas spent the last 10 days with friends !
III Bismarck, left Sunday for her |
nome. She was guest of Miss Thelma
Liessman. 6l5 Seventh st., while here
and was complimented at a number |
OF social affairs given by local mem |
bers OF Alpha Gamma Delta sorority !
OF which she is member. On Sat-
urday afternoon group Of sorority