The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-31

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Miss Edna strom Of st. Paul Is In
Bismarck for two-week visit with
her sister, Mrs. J. g. Everson, I'll
Rosser avenue.
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Miss Georgina Brones, coo Sixth
St., will leave Saturday evening for
Tacoma, WASH, for months vacation
at the home Of her parents, MI. and
Mrs. J. M. Brones. Miss Brones is
employed at the state auditors office.
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Mr.. and Mrs. william Haley and
their children, Bernadine and Bobby,
who have been guests Of Mrs. Haley's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben G. Larkin,
1916 Eleventh st., left for their home
at Minot Friday morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. q. j. Bosch, 706 Sixth
st., accompanied by Elmer Engler,
will leave Saturday for 10 day vaca-
ton trip, the first part Of which will
be tour Of the South Dakota Black
Hills. After leaving there, the party
will 60 to either Montana or Minneso-
ta for the remainder Of the time.
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Mrs. John L. Peterson, SIS Fifth st.,
and Miss Clara Tatley, Of Hollywood,
Calf, were hostesses at q $50 O'Clock
dinner given Wednesday evening in
honor Of the birthday anniversary Of
Mrs. Fred Peterson, 217 Fourth st..
They entertained a company of 30
guests at the Peterson summer cottage
on Apple creek.
Clifford Atkinson, an employe Of
the state highway department, IS
spending his vacation at Chicago
where he is attending the Century Of
Progress exposition in company with
his brother, George Anfinson. James,
town. Before leaving for Chicago he
visited briefly with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Anfinson, at James,
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Aune and their
Donna Jean. have returned
from two weeks motor trip to Min
neapolis and other points on their
annual vacation. While in Minnea-
polls ad st. Paul, Mr.. Aune purchased
materials and machinery for the
windowA making department Of the
A. P. Aune carpenter shop, with
which he Is associated.
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Mrs. Ben G. Larkin, 1915 Eleventh
St., was hostess to 81 members Of her
Bible study class Of the First Evan
gelical church which MET at her home
Thursday evening. Mrs. John H.
Bower had charge Of q program Of
numbers presented by Harold
Smith and Mrs. Arthur Small. There
also was the usual discussion Of q
Bible question. At the close Of the
Mrs. Larkin served refresh.
ments.
Mrs. Burt johnson, 622 Third st.,
gave farewell party at her home
Tuesday evening complimentary to
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Grimes, who
are to leave Bismarck for an indefinite
time. The party was one Of several
to be given in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Grimes. Bridge provided entertain
ment for 20 guests, score awards going
to Mrs. Bessie Babcock and Thee.
Hindemuth. The guests Of honor were
with gift from the group.
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Mrs. O. Lundquist. who has been
manager Of the dining room at the
Bismarck Country club during the
summer months, will leave during
September for an extended visit at
ILL.,. with her son-in-law and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Olness,
who are now her guests. The dining
room will be closed for the season on
Saturday, Sept. 8, and Mrs. Lundquist
will leave the following week. Another
daughter, Miss Doris Lundquist, will
continue to make her home in Bis.
narck.
Mrs. Howard Wood, 415 Griffin st.,
las had as her guest for few days
Ter niece, Miss Margaret NJ. Fuller,
rho left Thursday afternoon for Pat
:hogue. Long Island, N. Y, to con-
inue her work a. teacher Of music |
n the Patchogue schools. Miss Fuller, |
Who formerly was director of music
n the Minot schools, passed her
'acation at her home at Minot. She
Expects to stop at Chicago to visit
With cousins. Miss Fuller Is q voice |
,upil Of Madame Maude Douglas
rweedy Of New York City and is d.
ector Of the choir and soloist at st. |
2armel's church.
Miss Phyllis Brainerd entertained |
'uests for four tables Of bridge at |
he home Of her parents. Mr.. and |
6rs. A. G. Brainerd, I'll Eighth st.,
evening complimentary to
ler cousin, Miss Betty Jean Monk
nan Of SouriS, who is her guest this |
week. At the conclusion Of the games,
he hostess presented score favors to
he Misses Mary Jane Woodmansee
nd Beverly Jensen and Z guest gift
0 Miss Monkman. Appointments for
he luncheon which was served by
drs. Brainerd with the assistance Of
diss Gladys Carlander were in q fall
heme carried out in yellow and black.
The Brainerd family and Miss Monk
nan, who has been here during all Of
he present week. will leave Saturday
fternoon for SouriS where the Brain
rds will pass the holiday weekend.
hey vii. be guests Of Mr.. Brainerds
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