The Bismarck tribune., 1934-07-03
iZ) SOCIETYmA Clubs


lotte Larson Of Baldwin, Tiny john
son Of Mandan and Mrs. E. z. Swan
ston, Napoleon.
Miss 1rma Dell Adams, Jamestown,
Is making an extended visit with her
aunt, MRS. H. +. Ahlen, 40 Thayer
Avenue West.
Miss Irene Pilmoor Of Minneapolis
arrived Sunday to visit her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Pilmoor, al Sixth
st., during the present week.
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Mrs. Grace Van Meter Of $40 Sec
end st., had as her weekend guest
her daughter, Miss Marian Van Meter,
who Is teacher at Fargo.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy D. Kennedy, S25
Fourth st., returned Sunday evening
from Detroit Lakes. Minn., where they
had taken Z cottage for . few days.
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Miss Jane Stackhouse, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. G. +. atackhouse, 8l4
Fifth st., has returned to Passavant
hospital at Chicago to begin her third
and final year Of nurses training al
ter spending 1 three-week vacation
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Hairless and
their son, Hugh, Of sos Park st.. have
gone to Battle Lake, Minu.. where
Mrs. Hairless and Hugh are to spend
tho summer at their cottage. Mr..
Hairless viii return after spending .
weeks vacation there.
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Mrs. Frank p. Aughnay and her
children, Patricia and william, OF ITO
Avenue E, are expected to return
Wednesday from Chicago where they
have been attending the Century Of
Progress exposition. They left last
Friday.
Twenty members Of the Juvenile
Foresters met last week ct the home
Of their leader. Mrs. w. A. Clarey. 500
Seventh st., and were taken for . hike
and . weiner and marshmallow roast.
The next meeting Of the group WIN
take place Thursday, July -.
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Miss Celeste eowka, who has been
visiting her brother and sister.in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. B. sowka, Mason
apartments. since her graduation from
college this spring, has driven to her
home at Lidgerwood to visit over the
Fourth. She u expected to return
on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. 9. Ruble, Driscoll,
were in Bismarck Monday 70 transact
business and visit friends. They had
entertained as their weekend guest
Mrs. =. l.. Hacking, . Minneapolis
high school instructor, who stopped
in Driscoll while en- route to Langley.
WASH, to pass the summer months
With her parents.
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Miss Mary Johnson. Minneapolis,
and her stepfather and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. @. J. Olsen, Hurdsfield, were
visitors In Bismarck Monday. Miss
johnson, who was supervisor Of nurs-
ing service in the state during the
winter Of 1881 80 with headquarters at
Bismarck, now II with the Minnesota
department Of child hygiene.
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Mr., and Mrs. John Mauch Of Good
rich. Rev. and Mrs. Emil Becker Of
Hutchinson, Minn., and Edward Karey
Of the Colgate-Rochester Divinity
school Of Rochester, N. Y, were call
crs Monday at the home Of Rev. and
Mrs. H. q. Bens, 1902 Avenue G. Rev.
Becker Is pastor Of the Hutchinson
Baptist church which was organized
IS years ago by Rev. Bens.
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Guests arriving Monday evening TO
spend the Fourth ct the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. George D. Mann. 233 Ave-
nue. A West. were Mrs. Mann's sister,
Mrs. A. q. eorlie, and her children,
Ruth and Glenn Sorlie, Of Grand
Forks. AGrs. Mann's mother. Mrs. O..
s. Hilleboe. and Miss Evelyn Sorlie.
also Of Grand Forks, have been guests
at the Mann home for the last few
weeks.
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Mrs. w. A. Clarey, 800 Seventh st..
entertained Is little girls ct q BIRTH
cay party from to 6 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon in compliment to her
daughter, Marjorie Clarey, who was
II years old that day. Following q
series Of games, the supper was served.
Green and white appointments, feat
uring q large white cake as the CEN
terpiece, were used for the table.
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